When I am a little lazy, I will come to this Hat location because they have a drive thru…read more My go to order is a few items. Cheeseburger, has a nice char to the burger patty, if your hungry get yourself a double. Tuna sandwich on sourdough and comes with a pickle on the side. Really fresh and I usually split into two meals. Big servings. Onion rings, I just love the crunch and crisp of the onion rings, sad that they have ranch packet, meh. But the onion rings alone is just so good and hits the spot. Chili cheese fries (fries well done) Really good and filling and be sure to share. Sometimes I get the tomato and pickles on top to feel less guilty haha. Overall its a solid place to grab a burger, sandwich and fries. Service is fast

I don't think I could eat here all the time because it's not the healthiest fare out there. But the…read moreportions are amazing, you can definitely share with someone to keep costs down. You have to get the chili cheese fries at the very least. That's all I gotta say.

Rosemead Jim's is the favorite spot to get chili cheese fries. So much better than anywhere else in…read moremy opinion! There's always plenty of seating. Might be really busy after school hours. It's close to a middle school and across from the Rosemead library. I'll always recommend Jim's to people. Love the food and the service!

I've been here a grand total of twice…read more My first experience was problem free. Kudos. The second visit "could've been better" (which Yelp suggests that a 2 star rating would be appropriate to indicate): we placed quite a simple order - 2x Strawberry Sundaes. We took our number placard (#52) and sat at a table to await our order. After patiently waiting what I would estimate to be approximately 15-20 minutes and seeing quite a few other people served their orders, I did find it odd that it was taking so long to prepare 2x sundaes, so I located the young man who took our order and politely inquired about it. He looked a bit confused, exchanged some unintelligible words one of the guys on the grill, and then looked back at me and said it was not our turn yet (or something to that effect). Okay, fair enough. Maybe there were many orders ahead of us. I took it in good stride and went back to my table. After waiting approximately another 15-20 minutes and seeing that *Order #70* was being given their food, I realized that there was a problem and went back up to the ordering counter. I ended up talking with an old man (who I presume is the owner/manager). I explained the situation, and he inquired who had taken our order. I looked around, and the young man appeared to be nowhere in sight, but I did mention it was he who had had taken our order. The old man apologized and assured us he would take care of our order right away. Sure enough, I saw him beeline to the ice cream machine to start our sundaes, and he delivered them to us within 2-3 minutes. He apologized a second time, stating that it was the young man's 2nd day on the job, and that he otherwise would not have forgiven the transgression. In my experience, the resolution to the absurd wait could have been handled worse (in theory, the old man could certainly have told us to pound sand rather than apologizing and immediately attempting to correct the problem and quickly getting our desserts after being made aware of his employee's failure), but also could have been handled better (comping us for the trivial cost of the sundaes as a remedy/cure would have more effectively salved our irritation from the unnecessary waste of 30+ minutes of our life, and would have been in-line with remedial efforts I have experienced at other eateries, including similar fast food/burger joints). All that said, the sundaes were quite good. They would undoubtedly have tasted better had they been served in a time frame reasonable enough to not spoil the mood. I get that this is not a fine dining restaurant of any sort, but I still expect staff competence to be no worse than that of a McDonald's baseline level. I also get that humans make mistakes, but ... how did a simple order of 2x sundaes get botched this badly, particularly after a good faith attempt to bring the matter to staff's attention??

I hope you're hungry. You can have this a single meal but why? Do you really need to fall into a…read morefood coma from all the satisfaction?? Ok. I did that. And I fid not regret the overindulgence... but i really could have split the meal with a friend. Pictured here is the SMALL onion rings and a Sycamore Melt--coleslaw, thousand island, swiss cheese and pastrami on rye. It's a little drippy with the coleslaw so I HAD to eat it all there. Who wants soggy rye, right? Not this Yelper.

Ahhh I love & live for tops breakfast burritos! My go to is the chorizo burrito & occasionally I'll…read moreget the bacon! The chorizo burrito is packed with flavor & cheesy goodness! Love when the hash browns are crispy in there mmmm! I will say their salsa is more of a hit or miss, sometimes it's flavorful n spicy which I love then sometimes it lacks heat & doesn't give much of a taste! So wish it was more consistent! When I come for lunch I'm a sucker for a good cheeseburger, yellow chilis & onion rings! Mmm it's yummy! The drive thru could get a little backed up in the ams so be aware & hopefully you go the right way if not you're waiting in the street to pull in & some drivers can get annoyed lol Update: they finally updated their drive thru menu!! It's nice & brand new which they needed so was happy to see this happen! Sadly I didn't take a pic. Overall great OG joint for breakfast & lunch!

Great tasting food that has the ambience to match, great tasting food, and amazing service. Don was…read moreawesome!

Food 5 stars After a fun filled family outing we decided to come by this little gem for some yummy…read moreK.BBQ Chicken Service 5 stars friendly staff Parking 5 stars plenty

Chano's Drive-In is a well-known spot in San Gabriel, offering homemade tortillas and various…read moreOaxacan specialties. Some of their most popular dishes include Asada Burritos, Super Fries, and Tlayudas. I recently attended an event at my son's school where Chanos was a vendor. It was my first time seeing them there, and I was glad to see them, as they've replaced other vendors in the past. I had already eaten, but who can resist a burrito?! My son was getting hungry, so I ordered an Asada Burrito for us to share. It was pretty good; the tortilla was excellent. I wasn't a fan of their rice and beans, but the asada was not bad. They had a few salsas to try. They used those tiny salsa containers, which everyone knows. Restaurants use them to prevent over-indulgence, but it takes a while to get enough salsa because they're so small. I understand it's a cost-saving measure. They were also serving Churros ($3), and I got two. They were okay, a bit doughy in the middle, making me think they were undercooked. The guys working the booth were super friendly and attentive. I appreciate them! Realistically, the burrito was a 3/5, but with the good service and their community support, I'm rounding it up to a 4. Until next time, Chanos! Gracias!

A hidden Oaxacan restaurant in SGV. The food is hearty and delicious. With a large menu, they serve…read morebreakfast style meals and lunch/dinner. My favorite is the Menudo which is only served on the weekends. The restaurant is small but there is in door and outdoor seating available. The cashier speaks Spanish and English.

I haven't try the burger yet but let me tell you about the chicken…read more It's horrible 1000% processed The color is orange That means the oil been used over n over I long ago had a chicken wrap For few bucks I was impressed I know most place process meat I thought Burger King is better than that Nope The salt in it tooooo much It's used to preserve the meat

Pretty tight turn curves through the drive thru, no issues ordering via the app and the food came…read moreout pretty quickly. Young gentleman working was very polite and made sure we got all of our condiments and utensils. We ordered everything off of the Halloween menu on the first day it was being offered and we got everything in the seasonal packaging, no weird last minute substitutes. It looked like there wasn't a lot of food, but it was definitely enough to fill 2 adults who haven't had dinner yet. We got all of the dipping sauces, as well. Overall, food is alright. You get 2 Fangs shaped nuggets with your Halloween version and the rest are bats. Love the packaging for all of it. The nuggets come in a coffin shaped box with a vampire nugget creature to the side and some text inside the box. Mozzarella sticks came in a mummy designed box. The orange whopper has a giant Jack-o-Lantern design on it. Ice cream machine was actually working so we got to try their seasonal soft serve. It has purple sauce drizzle, Oreo bits and cookie crumble, brownie bits I think, green and purple sprinkles, and pop rocks. Need to be mixed since it's a bit sweet. It's standard fast food. A bit sloppy, a bit underwhelming (fries weren't great), but it did it's job and it's not bad!

I try not to eat fast food often, but every now and then, I just have to get myself a double-double…read morefrom In-N-Out Burger. It definitely helps to know that they use fresh instead of frozen ingredients. I like that the burgers are very customizable. Personally, I am a fan of a protein style double-double burger with grilled onions and raw onions. Sometimes I'll order their fresh, hand-cut french fries if I'm feeling extra hungry. However, the fries do not taste very good in my opinion. They can be dry and cardboard-like, but adding some spread or ketchup helps make them better. Prices have remained very affordable here. It would be great if they had some indoor seating though. Unfortunately, there is only minimal outdoor seating available. If you don't want to use the drive-thru (which always has long lines during peak hours), there is a counter to order from outside.

I stopped by this Rosemead location with a friend around 8:30 PM on a weekend for some burgers,…read morefries, and a milkshake. The food was delicious and exactly the fresh quality you expect from In-N-Out! However, be warned: this is a tiny, takeout/drive-thru only spot, and the logistics are tough. Do NOT park in the lot, there are barely any spaces, and I got completely trapped trying to leave because the endless drive-thru line blocks the exit. Walk here if you can! It might be because I parked and ordered at the window, but the wait time for the food was around 25 minutes. I recommend just sticking to the drive-thru. The food hits the spot, but unless you are walking or using the drive-thru, save yourself the hassle and hit up another In-N-Out a few miles away for faster service!

My childhood memories. This place quality and consistency is still the same. They added to the…read moremenu by food or prices. Chef changed now compared to the past. But I'm not disappointed 5/5 Services here is definitely standard but not above and beyond. So 4/5. Food pricing--damn not sure if inflation is part of it but prices on certain hot meals already equate to restaurant prices. Taste--still as good as it was back then Surprises: seasoned French fries as a snack option. Overall--nice meet up spot, study spot(not perfect but yes I did study here), needing nostalgia, and it's just Quickly. That 90s era feel again. Haha

Hidden gem great portions and great value. Can be a bit slow if it gets busy. A few tables for…read morestudying or catching up with friends, good amount of outlets too

Prior to bowling at Alhambra Valley Bowl, I wanted to get something to eat. Raising Cane's Chicken…read moreFingers is right next door to the bowling alley. It fit the hunger bill perfectly. I drove through drive-thru since I was on a time constraint. Yes, I had to get to my bowling ASAP. Luckily, they weren't super busy at the time. Lady staff who took my order, took my payment, and handed out my order were all super friendly and nice. Service was fast. No long wait whatsoever. I ordered The Box Combo (3 chicken fingers) with lemonade no ice. Chicken fingers were of good size and very tender & delicious as they usually are. Love their Cane's sauce! Toasted bread was soft and tasty. Crinkle fries were good, but they could have been a bit crispier. My Mom ate the coleslaw as I'm not a big fan of their coleslaw because it's too watery IMHO. So glad they are in close vicinity to the bowling alley. I'll be back. Thanks Raising Cane's!

I'm really glad this cane's opened up around my neighborhood because of how late it stays open…read more This is my second time coming here and the service has always been quick and friendly. It's a pretty nice and modern interior so I would definitely use this place as a meeting spot to hang out with friends late into the night. After COVID there hasn't been many places open like this so it's like a late light for the night owls. The canes sauce is addicting, perfect for the chicken fingers. A great meal in general.

Quick stop for a quick bite. Get your chicken Sandos!…read more Also have non meat options.......

Coco raised the white flag after just one bite of the Reaper chicken burger…read more Coco is from a province in southwest China. Although her province is not as famous for spicy food as Sichuan, it is still a place where people truly love heat. She was the one who taught me how to use chili properly and how to cook in a Sichuan-style spicy way. But even she could not handle one bite of the Reaper flavor at Dave's Hot Chicken. She called it "chemical spicy", not the joyful, flavorful kind of spicy you get from serious Sichuan food. This was my first time visiting Dave's Hot Chicken. I am not really a fried chicken person, and I am definitely not a fast-food person. But I became curious after reading a Business Insider newsletter that ranked Dave's Hot Chicken as one of the most popular restaurant chains in America in 2025. With that kind of praise, how could I not try it? There is no Dave's Hot Chicken near my home, even though the company is headquartered in Pasadena, so I had to drive all the way to Rosemead. This location is inside a plaza with The Habit, IHOP, Chipotle, and other fast-food chains, right in the middle of a heavily Chinese residential area. The restaurant is easy to spot because of its funny screaming rubber chicken logo. I used to like that chicken a lot, especially the screaming sound, even though it is honestly very noisy. The interior has a modern industrial, almost nightclub-like style, with neon lights and graffiti-style murals. Everything is designed to feel wild, young, and HOT. When I walked in, every table was occupied by Latinos, and about half of them were teenagers, loud and clearly having a good time. What surprised me was that there was not a single Chinese staff member inside, even though the restaurant is right in the middle of a Chinese neighborhood. Since there were only two of us, and since I am not a big fan of fried chicken, we only ordered one combo with two sliders. One was Hot, the third heat level, and the other was Reaper, the extreme level. I had the Hot one. It was actually very good. The chicken was crispy outside and tender inside. Even though it was chicken breast, which is usually not my favorite part, it was still juicy. I would probably rank it as my second favorite fried chicken. Jollibee is still number one for me, but Dave's was better than I expected. The chicken itself was good, except for the Reaper one. My recommendation is simple: do not even try it. Coco was sweating and her face turned pale after one bite, and she is a well-known spicy lover. That should tell you everything. Another recommendation: eat the chicken with Dave's signature sauce. I do not know exactly what is inside, but it tasted like it had some honey mixed in, and it worked really well with the chicken. The waffle-cut fries were also good. They were crispy outside, soft inside, and not too dry. Again, the Hot level, which is the third level, is just right. Trust me. Do not go higher unless you are doing it purely as a challenge.