I moved to the area over a year ago and have been here so many times, my review is overdue. It's a…read moresmall ranch style cafe that serves American-Mexican food. I absolutely love the chilaquiles. Be careful because the pepper and salsa is actually spicy! Amazing service, big portions, reasonable prices, and delicious food! My only complaint is that they're not open later, I'd love to have late lunch/dinner here and hope they consider extending their hours in the future because it's that good!

Ok so we come here at least twice a month. I'm torn because we always get the same things…read more... always get the grilled pork chop on the side and it's always been the same price, also we decided to get our baby some juice and for the tiniest. up they charged us 5.95 WHAT?! we could have just skipped it and gone to the market or if they could have just given a regular cup! As for the grilled porkchop for some odd reason they charged $10.95 what?! we never paid more than $8.95 for two pieces. I should have looked at the receipt before leaving the restaurant but you know you go to a place all the time you just give them your trust. We were highly disappointed with the hidden fees they had charged us.... so for all 4 of us they had killed us out of $20 total extra. If this is how you will do business we will not be returning any more.

I love this place, the food. Old school vibe. This is why my family and I keep coming back. But I…read moredo feel they need to work on training some people a little more. Our server today for breakfast was nice. There is a guy who I think is the busser and last time got us drinks to go, he's a team player for sure. The server came to the table, didn't introduce herself, ask how are we doing or if we've been there before. Anything. Straight to "are you ready to order?" It could be that she is new or was never trained properly. We had to ask for napkins, boxes, etc. which a guest should never have to ask you for. You know if someone if done eating and there's food on the table, you can ask if we need boxes. Everyone who eats needs napkins. Little things like that matter. I didn't give the lady a good tip specifically because every-time we asked her something, she either forgot or seemed like it was an inconvenience for her to get it. When she gave us our bill, I wanted a coffee to go and a to-go cup for my soda but she gave the bill and walked away so she didn't give me the opportunity to even ask. Which to me, I work in the restaurant industry and going the extra mile to ask if I wanted drinks to go would've made a huge impact. I will come back for the food and vibe, but giving excellent service is not hard if you really care and love what you do. The guest can read if you don't, and today it seemed like she did not really care.

Great breakfast spot in Corona!…read more Stopped by Goodfellas Cafe for breakfast and had a great experience. The food hit the spot, and the service was super friendly and welcoming. I also love the Goodfellas theme throughout the cafe it gives the place a fun, unique personality and makes the experience even better. Good food, great service, and a cool atmosphere. Definitely a local spot I'd come back to!

This food is very similar to Aloha Stacks in Irvine. This food was amazing!! I feel the Loco Moco…read morewas better here than Aloha Stacks. The rice was cooked perfect, spam and eggs and well, but the gravy was the star of the show. So tasty and went perfect with everything. The Island Chilaquiles were super yummy as well. Everything was cooked to perfection and the rice was a nice touch. Again, both similar to aloha stacks. We got the mango smoothie and the iced Hawaiian coffee. The mango smoothie tasted very fresh and not too sugary. The coffee was pretty basic but had a nice touch of cream on top There is indooor and outdoor seating and you order at the counter (nice and helpful people) and they bring it to your table. It gets busy so go early!!

We came here because the first place we went to was packed, just like the first time we tried going…read morethere. Scramblers also has a long line, but in comparison the wait was more reasonable. I've since removed the other restaurant from my list of places to go. Congrats to them for being so popular, but when people are forced to wait for an hour by default, it's an automatic turn off and they're losing customers. Anyway, while waiting in line at Scramblers we had time to look at the menu which is a big sign hanging over the counter. When we first walked in, though, the sign was still far away, so I also brought the menu up on my phone. I was glad there was a vegetarian Garden Crepe option and the cashier was accommodating when I asked for even more ingredients to be removed. It was packed inside, so when we were asked we told her we'd prefer to sit outside. Outside, there are small wooden signs with numbers on them and you go to the one you're assigned to. We were sat next to a tree which was appreciated because we got some shade. There's also a table with condiments if you want to grab a bottle of ketchup or anything else you might want. At the time I remembered thinking what a nice day it was to be sitting outside, but later learned the air quality was actually bad that day since there was a fire we didn't know about. Also, summers in general have bad air quality because the heat traps the pollution. Then again, even if we chose to sit inside, the door was open for people to line up, so we couldn't have escaped the bad air either way. Also, Scramblers is on the corner of a busy intersection and I saw one car cutoff another car at the turn and the other driver honk and yell at the other driver, so not exactly the most peaceful place to sit down and eat. Anyway, the food tasted good and I ate everything in one sitting. After being to this plaza a few times now, I've learned that it's best to take whatever parking spot you can get even if it's far from the place you're going to. Scramblers is especially difficult to get to, so it was a bit of a walk to and from our car. I've said it before in other reviews, but I curse whoever planned the layout of this plaza, like what were they thinking? Still, there are enough places for us to want to try out to keep coming back.

This is your classic breakfast kitchen from the 1960's. Friendly staff, clean interior, good food,…read morereasonable prices. I don't do 'restaurant reviews' but I accidently saw a review of Betty Faye's saying "one of the most expensive and bad tasting breakfasts we've had in a long time". Eh? I've been eating there about once a month since it first opened. The food is not expensive by today's standards, nor does it taste bad. The reviewer apparently hasn't been there when it's open.

I've seen this place busy every time I shop in that area and figured it must be one of those…read morehole-in-the-wall places that serve amazing food to locals. We ordered the cheese omelet with avocado, hash browns, biscuits & gravy, and a chicken fried steak. It was one of the most expensive and bad tasting breakfasts we've had in a long time. The hash browns were mushy and tasted like old, cheap oil. The gravy on the biscuits and steak was grainy and poor quality. Packaged gravy from the store tastes better. I'm truly not a picky eater but when I dish out $70 for breakfast for two, I expect it to taste good and be able to finish it. Sadly, we couldn't finish it and it went in the trash. Maybe those locals have a different palette and taste than us. Never, ever again. I regretted my purchase and wish I would've spent a fraction of the price for breakfast at the nearby Jack in the Box.

New Corona Area favorite. I'd go back just for Desert…read more Great location My wife was sold when She walked through the Door Go Sharks!

Moody atmosphere, but still inviting, bright, and friendly! Service is great. We had miso salmon…read moreover noodles, blackened salmon with rice, and fish tacos on GF corn tortillas with a sweet crème brûlée as a birthday treat, topped with fresh fruit and whipped cream. Everything was spectacular! Tasted fresh and packed with flavor. Will definitely be back!

When Tara and I were dating one of her favorite things to do was grab a meal at IHOP. Breakfasts,…read morelate night dinners, post-film treats--all were susceptible to being done at IHOP. It's because of this I got very familiar with Swedish Crepes or Pancakes, as some might call them. I don't know if they were ever my favorite style of pancakes but they were always an option on those rare occasions I wanted something with more fruit than blueberry. Tara always appreciated me making an effort to broaden my perspective on what a good pancake or crepe constituted. That being said, I hardly ever run into great Swedish crepes. Usually the butter or compote is sub-standard, and I usually feel like I should've gotten something different. Silver Dollar Pancake House makes some majestic Swedish crepes. Yes, it's more of a cranberry than a lingonberry, but otherwise the compote and Swedish butter are spot-on. The crepes came out nice and thin, but still super flavorful. Everything came together so great. Even the fact the special comes with six sausages after you switch out the bacon is amazing. I would get this deal over and over again. The service at the counter was frenzied and focused. Every time I needed my coffee refilled, the server was on it. The food came quickly and there were frequent check-ins. It's literally everything you could want in customer service at a counter. Yes, the ambiance is bit crowded and a bit hectic. I don't envy trying to get a seat in the dining room because everything is but cramped up in there. That being said, I don't think anyone waited longer than fifteen minutes and folks seemed genuinely glad to be there. It's the price you pay for eating at a popular breakfast spot with breakfast entrees this delicious. Plus, eating at the counter always seemed open. And from someone who hates eating at counters most of the time, that's saying a lot that I would suggest it as a viable option. Overall, this is the dream place for those like Tara who can't get enough of pancakes and a damn good option for those like me who are content to keep their amateur status intact by only occasionally indulging in the Swedish signature dish.

Best breakfast restaurant in Corona! Service is excellent! Great food and portion size is good. The…read morerestaurant is great for small or big groups. They are busy all the time so just be patient cause it's worth the wait.

This deli is wonderful!!!!! I couldn't be more impressed. I had been searching for a deli…read morerestaurant for my youngest daughter's first birthday, and as soon as I spoke to Shyann I knew this was the one! She helped me tremendously. She provides great customer service, and significant help in a day and age where it's hard to get help. The sandwiches were delicious, everyone loved the caterer and I couldn't recommend the deli more!!! 6th street Deli all the way!! Thank you Shyann for blessing my family and I!

The place was clean and employees nice. However, the food was just average. Not bad at all,…read morejust not great. I know it is a popular place, so may give it another try and change up my order.

Great ambiance, American cafe breakfast feel. Country music vibes, friendly staff. Feed came…read morequickly and was hot and delicious. Got the country fried steak and eggs with pancakes and was totally satisfied. Prices are fair. Will be coming back in the future for sure. Parking was pretty easy too.

This is a staple for my wife and I for many reasons. The decor and staff are always welcoming and…read moreenjoyable. The taste of the food is always a hit. My wife ends up getting the same tot scramble every time because of how good it is and I think it's amongst the best things of their menu. A few negatives this time: - asked for an empty plate and was given one that was pretty dirty (almost noticeably dirty) and had leftover food on the side of it from last use. - the price has become a little much. I'd like to see the prices go down about 25% and it would be perfect. - added cheese to my eggs and in my opinion, it could have been a bit more cheese on it. - not much a negative but more a personal preference. The waffle I got had almost too much butter on it. Again, not a negative, and I could have just put half of it to the side, but almost every bite ended up with too much butter. That's my fault. Other than these few things, very enjoyable and I would come back. I loved the bacon and my wife's farm skillet. Last time we came they gave us an envelope to use next time for a surprise discount. I would like to see more of that going forward to fix the price issue.

The waffle,egg and bacon meal was delicious. I opted for the one egg choice instead of the larger…read moreone. It wasn't easy to pass on the meatloaf sandwich which is so cheesy and good. The service was great as usual even with the new server. As always, lots of smiles and everyone asks if they can get you anything. It was fairly quiet today but seating was immediate for early lunch. The menu is huge for a breakfast (anytime) and lunch diner.

So good! I recommend calling ahead to secure a spot. They have reasonable prices and good portions…read more I loved their vibe and the service was pretty good as well! We got their French toast with apple topping and it was so good! Be sure to bring cash to get a small discount at checkout (:

First time here and I will defenently be back. I receive fast friendly service and was greated by a…read morenice young lady as I came in the door. I ordered the Chicken Fried Steak and Eggs with Sourdough toast. I'm sorry that I didnt catch my servers name or I would have mentioned her in my review. She even offered me a to go cup of ice water because it was a hot day. She even remembered to but a slice of lemon in my water as well. The Chicken Fried Steak was very flavorful, had to add some black pepper on the eggs and to gravy but it was well prepared and the fried patatoes with bell pepper and onions was on point. I will definitely be back to try another dish from here and hopefully get the same waitress.

It took us a mere 11-years of boycotting before we tried Corona Airport Cafe again. We actually…read moregave them two chances this time around. The reviews had shown that a lot had changed, and Yelpers were trying to tell me that. But could they change our mind? It was still the same basic, old fashioned building, but with minor expansions and some quirky upgrades. I have to say, the interior is cute and clean and their servers are delightful. But more importantly, it seemed they had a different owner. Could this possibly be a game changer? I settled on a Vegetarian Scramble, 2 eggs, with tomato, bell pepper, spinach and mushrooms, sharing the plate with house potatoes and a generous slab of avocado on the side. Deliciously done. I didn't even realize that there was no cheese until writing this review...duh! Yes, it was yummy... I would get this again. Huevos Rancheros. While surprised that the "fried tortillas" were flabby, not crisp, Mr. B decided he enjoyed the meal overall, especially the tasty, homemade Ranchero sauce. The over-easy eggs were nicely done; their refried beans were a success as well. Too bad the home-style potatoes were overcooked and, in some cases, he said they were "burnt". Me, I confess to liking burnt/ well caramelized, so I inherited them. It's true, some of them were harder than hard, but the rest were ok. Curious, we also indulged in sides, i.e. both types of sausage. The patties were delicious, the links were plump. I thought it would be hard to choose between them, but on our second visit (see below), I decided that their brand of sausage link simply was not for me. The taste was off. The coffee came in a huge mug and our server made sure the cup was filled often. Great job! However, I've had better coffee; this one was super thin, brown water both times we visited. I cannot recommend the coffee for serious coffee drinkers. Great multi-grain and seed, wheat toast with plenty of butter. Right up my alley. Also on our second visit, we ordered the Tres Leches pancake combo and chilaquiles with verde sauce. The pancakes were beautiful with a buttery cinnamon sauce, topped with sliced fresh strawberries and whipped cream. This was a nice choice. The chilaquiles had a nicely seasoned verde sauce but the pork chunks themselves were hard and lean. That was a turn off. Mr B also got a side of bacon. It was crisp and super thin. I thought it tasted good, but he did not. And at a $4 charge for two skinny slices, it was not worth it. More bad news. Some of the food, particularly the sausages and the ranchera sauce, came out of the kitchen slightly warmer than room temperature. This happened both visits. On our first visit they were not particularly busy, so it was hard to justify why things cooled down so quickly, even before arriving at our table. The second visit, I ended up sending the cold sausage back and requested they cook it longer. That backfired, because then, the sausage links came back way overdone. I had complained enough that visit, so I just left them uneaten. The sausage did not come home with our leftovers. This little cafe has strengths but also weaknesses, some of which I cannot forgive, like weak coffee and cold food. I cannot agree with others that this is the best Corona has to offer for breakfast. They're good, but we have better, more consistent options.