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This place was average for me... I liked that it opened late... it had a very hipster feel to it.. however the taste in food was very so-so.... thus, the 3 star rating... if the food had tasted better, I would've been satisfied with a 5 star rating... but the food was bland.
Cute brunch spot. Came on a Sunday mid-afternoon and it wasn't busy at all. We enjoyed our food but I think it's a lil pricey for the taste. We got the following and they were okay not something I'd crave again and come back for more. The hojicha latte was tasty and refreshing. Kickin chicken toast Plain waffles Hojicha latte iced
I took my mom here for a Mother's Day brunch and my birthday celebration because it falls around the same time every year. I am so glad we chose Hide Out Cafe in Rowland Heights to have our celebration. The food is delicious, the staff is so friendly, and the cafe is so cozy and welcoming. My brother was sponsoring our meal since he couldn't make it, so of course we had to go all out and order two drinks and two main dishes. (Thank you, big brother)! I got the Boba Bear Set $8.50, which comes with a drink and two house-made cookies, and my mom got their Tiramisu Latte $7.00, which is heavy on the coffee liquor, to be honest, but we had fun with it. The drinks are crafted beautifully, and with the open cafe concept, you can see they pay attention to the small details of their crafted drink menu. The house-made cookies that were a part of my Boba Bear Set are not to be forgotten. The cookies are buttery, decadent, and delicious; they are the perfect tea cookies to pair with! I can't wait to go back and try more of their fun drinks and maybe bring a study book the next time. For our main dishes, we shared the Chimi Wagyu & Frites $35.00, and the Fresh Avocado Toast $19.00. We both love eggs so of course we had to get something with eggs in our dish. My mom loved her avocado toast, and they were very generous with the avocado as well on there. The salad is a definite hit with us and included a great dressing on the side. The eggs were cooked perfectly on top of our toast and steak. The frites with my steak were crispy and seasoned well. I also loved the chimi sauce with my steak as well. The portion was huge so we were able to take some back home to enjoy another day. Overall, my mom and I had a great experience and would absolutely come back for another sip of their lattes and try another fun drink on their menu. We left with happy smiles and full stomachs, and can't wait to come back soon.
This place is located in a large plaza with plenty of parking, which is definitely convenient. That said, the food was on the pricey side-both the salad and chicken dishes were close to $20 each. At that price point, we expected better quality and were left a bit disappointed. Grilled Chicken Salad (4.2/5): The chicken was served cold, and the dressing tasted exactly like Kewpie Roasted Sesame dressing straight from the bottle. It was decent, but nothing stood out. Popcorn Chicken (4/5): The chicken was tender but lacked flavor and wasn't crispy at all. It also came with the same salad as the grilled chicken salad, which felt repetitive. Coco Matcha (3.5/5): The matcha was very grainy, bitter, and astringent. The coconut water seemed to be from a bottled product and had very little flavor. I was expecting something sweet, refreshing, and smooth, but it ended up being the opposite. On the positive side, the service was excellent and the food came out quickly. Overall, while the service was great, the food didn't justify the price for us, and we probably won't be coming back.
I had a magical, memorable experience at Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights). I ordered the Boba Bear Set ($8.50). It's a brown sugar milk tea with caramel foam with a floating frozen milk tea bear. ADORABLE!! The set even includes two house-made cookies. WOW! TASTY!! (Important: Cash is not accepted. Bring card or contactless payment.) I arrived at Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights) on Wednesday (around 10:21AM). Parking is very easy. The lot is big. However, Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights) is very hidden. It has no visibility from the street! Staff is very professional and welcoming. Staff politely and cheerfully answered all my questions. Staff is very knowledgeable and accommodating. For example, the location does not have a paper menu; all the menus are accessed via QR Code. Fortunately, Staff let me borrow their iPad which allowed me to see the menu on a larger screen. When I'd arrived, Staff asked if I was dine-in or to-go. I was immediately seated. When I'd inquired about the boba. Staff honestly told me that they needed 15 additional minutes to prepare the boba. I brightly waited. All in all, after the 15 minute wait, the drink took an additional 10 minutes before being ready. As mentioned, I ordered the Boba Bear Set ($8.50). CUTE!!! It's a very aesthetic and memorable presentation. The boba pearls came perfect; they're bouncy, perky, and playful. The brown sugar milk tea mixed with the caramel foam tasted honey-like. It's very TASTY! My biggest nitpick is that the amount felt tiny. Still, it's a wonderful memory that I'm so happy to experience! On ambiance, Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights) is comfortable and clean. There's about 13 interior tables, and there's six patio tables. The music is slow-tempo, and the tall ceiling made it feel spacious. In addition, Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights) has utility. There's customer internet with password; details are available on the QR code menu. There's also about four electrical outlets. I also appreciated the self-service water station. There's also a gender neutral restroom in the back. Hide Out Cafe (Rowland Heights) felt very hidden yet well-maintained. It's a lovely spot. Overall, I had a magical, memorable experience. I discovered AMAZING milk tea and many precious memories. If searching for someplace special, I happily recommend. 4.9 out of 5
成年人的世界裡，一半理解，一半釋然，慢慢自愈， 悄悄成長～ Hide out ,這一家在我們東區已經開了好幾年的小店，我也是他們的主顧很久了，每次來這邊都很喜歡他們溫馨浪漫的氣氛，就很像當初在台灣上班的時候東區小巷裡的小店一樣，他家的飲料好喝，餐點非常好吃，連甜點都做得很漂亮，是一家很值得過來探訪
Left feeling extremely confused. We ordered two Wafflewiches with the cheese on the side, but only one was brought out. We waited about 15 minutes, thinking the second order was just running behind. Since we were trying to be patient and enjoy our time, we ended up splitting the one sandwich we received. The restaurant wasn't busy, but we had a hard time getting our waiter's attention. Unfortunately, we never found out what happened to the second order and ended up leaving still confused. At least we had six tater tots to split three each, really yum tho :)
This was a cute spot for a lunch date. We got seated rather quickly for 2 people in the late afternoon, probably 1:30 pm? The interior decor was cute and cozy. large group sizes might not be as comfy inside, I think the largest comfortably could be 6. They have outdoor seating which is nice and could potentially fit a group of 6 there, too. Waiter was friendly and helpful and accommodated our needs when they came up. Onto the food~ We ordered the wagyu with fries, the berry waffle plate and the grilled chicken salad to share between the two of us. The portions were decent--it was enough for the two of us who were on empty stomachs. The meat is cooked to your preference for the wagyu as well as the egg. it was seasoned nicely and came with the chimchurri sauce. It was a little chewy but still tasted good. The grilled chicken salad was good, portion was rather small to share between two people but it still worked out. I liked the flavoring but I feel like the meat cuts could've been bigger. The berry waffle plate was a nice dish to share. It came with ice cream and egg custard. Great closing to our meal. For drinks--I ordered a cappuccino which was average. They provide you a liter of water for you to refill, which is nice! Parking is pretty easy. This place is inside the plaza and was fairly easy to find, too. Overall I think the food is decent, price wasn't too bad but the portions were quite small. I'd like to come back to try other things, too.
Hide Out Café is a cozy Asian-fusion spot known for its chill vibes, friendly service, and surprisingly creative drinks and dishes. In my visit, I treated myself to the café's adorable Boba Bear Set. A frozen milk tea bear served with a house-made cookie, plus an Osmanthus latte this latte was heart warming and delicious. For food I started with their fresh avocado dip and homemade tortilla chips, then enjoyed a basil-sautéed chicken with rice and salad for my main. To top it all off: churro and ice cream for dessert. Which had a house made whipped cream! If you're into cute drinks and comforting, tasty eats, this place offers a little escape from the everyday. Can't wait to go back for seconds and thirds! Tips: Lots of parking if you pull all the way around to the back lot where there is a parking structure!
I have only tried the drinks here. The interior is really cute. There are not a wide variety of options that I can have here being a diabetic but I came back ti get my friend a hot rose latte and a lavender latte. Service was great and very beautiful presentation with the hot coffee.
This cute cafe is tucked away in a plaza, so you need to park and walk to find it. I tried the Rose Latte, which was tasty with a slightly bitter flavor, it actually smell like roses. I also had the Coco Waffle, the coco was well balanced and not overpowering making it enjoyable. Decaf was not available. Prices are a bit high, but that's understandable these days. The atmosphere is relaxing with soft music and and a very pleasant vibe. It's in a predominantly Asian area, if that's helpful.
Hide Out Cafe is super cute and has the sweetest customer service -- everyone was so friendly and welcoming from the second we walked in! We ordered the Chimi Wagyu & Frites, and it was delicious -- tender, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the crispy fries. The Deep Fried Platter was a fun mix of popcorn chicken, onion rings, tenders, and mozzarella sticks -- great for sharing and super satisfying. For dessert, the Banana Nutella Waffle was a winner. Warm, fluffy, and topped just right. We also tried their Boba Bear set and Gummy Bear, which added such a cute, playful touch to the whole experience. Overall, it's the kind of spot that makes you want to come back with friends. Cozy vibe, yummy food, and genuinely kind staff -- what more can you ask for?
This little hidden cafe specializes in matcha. All matcha lovers should definitely try this place. They also have a good food menu that includes breakfast and lunch. The Belgian banana Nutella waffles were so good. Great friendly service. Would definitely come back.
10 years ago
Hands down one of my favorite "working" spots in the Rowland Heights Area. The ambience is perfect with its rustic decor and chill vibes. The music is never too loud and the workers are always so welcoming and friendly. On top of that, their drinks and food are AMAZING and very reasonably priced. Drinks: I love how they have such a wide variety. From coffee to flavored tea and even boba milk teas, you will always be able to find a drink to satisfy your current cravings. My personal go-to drinks are always the Guava drinks. Food: Love how I can snack on something while working, especially if I come during lunch time. The #hashtag Waffle Fries and the Dry Noodles are a must try! It can get a little packed towards the night and on the weekends, but if you come during the day it shouldn't be too hard to find a good spot to sit down and work for a few hours. There are a few outlets around which is always a plus, especially for someone who's computer dies so quickly like mine. The only reason I'm not giving this place 5 stars is because they don't have wifi on the weekends, which is very inconvenient. read more
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7 years ago
I came to this place the first time earlier in the summer this year to meet a friend for brunch. I chose this place because it was smack in between us and the Yelp reviews were great. I am so glad I came here. It is very hidden--nestled in a hidden shopping center away from the main street but very easy to get to. I've been here twice now and both times the service has been awesome and the food is delicious. I will be back! read more
4 years ago
A nice, intimate place to get some work done or meet up with a friend. Yes, it's a bit overpriced, but I give it 5 stars because I had a great experience here :) DRINKS: (1) Tiramisu milk tea. WOW! I typically don't get drinks that sound too sweet, but the Yelp pictures really lured me in. I liked how it wasn't overly sweet and the Tiramisu taste didn't overpower the taste of the black tea base. (2) Seaweed tea latte. I was a bit hesitant to try it at first cause it sounded weird, but I'm glad I did! If you like seasalt drinks, you'll like this. The seaweed has a saltiness to it that gives that similar flavor. SERVICE: Thank you, server! You were so patient and nice! I was so torn with what to order and she was great with giving recommendations. ATMOSPHERE: We got there right on time to grab a seat around 2pm on a Saturday, and it continued to stay crowded all night. There are a lot of small tables perfect for 2 people or to study. read more
7 years ago
I was looking for a place to have some tea and sorta hide. I wanted to be out, but wanted to feel like I was in. Upon stepping in I immediately loved the artsy dim lit setting. It's a playful yet vintage look they have going. As I stood by the register looking around and taking in all that is Hide Out. I knew immediately this would be a place I could continue coming back to. As I made way to find a seat, I noticed Hide Out is a place where people go read, draw and do homework/work (They have Wifi) a place to meet up with friends, or just an intimate this isn't a date but it could be kinda place. It's not too big of a place, but in my opinion it's not suffocating either. It gets filled quickly, but the circle of life keeps going. As one comes in, one is leaving, so it's not an overwhelming wait. Once I looked over the menu I still had no clue what it was I wanted, they have so many options for tea. With self made names like pretty girl (which was one that stood out to me) ChamoLavengreensweetflower, Cold, hot, whole milk, soy milk a little bit of this, a little bit of that. Mix and match. My puzzled look must have been very obvious since the lovely cashier (Carol) jumped in to help. I told her; "I'm feeling warm and sweet. I want soft sweet stuff" she understood just what I wanted and recommended that I try the hot Lavender milk tea. It was just what I needed and desired. Sweetened to perfection, flirtatious aroma and soft on the pallets. Their packaging is simple but cute. White cups with self made mustache stamps. Food: I had their Spicy Cheddar Ramen. The portion is huge and full of flavor. Easily shareable. Not too spicy, but it has a nice kick to it. Thick and dressed with cheese, spinach, a poached egg and some chunks of ham. Cheesy tots with bacon bits. Need I say more? Okay, I will. Crisp, cheesy and boconnn-e. Very good and a nice also shareable portion. You can't really go wrong with tots. Pricing: Inexpensive. Each item around $5 Customer service is great. I've returned a few times and Carol has an amazing memory, she always manages to remember how I want my tea made. I'm so jealous of that part of her brain. (That sounded weirder than I intended it to) You order up front, but they take your order to you, check in on you, and pick up after you. Clean everything. Restroom has a great vanity mirror. many lights and cute wall art. Parking: shares with businesses around. Parking has never been an issue. It's next to the 60fwy so it's a quick find. (Behind the motel 6) Visit Hide Out and be sweet to Carol please. ｘｏｘｏ ｂｏｎｂｏｎ BonHidesOut O. read more
7 years ago
Pretty chill location/spot. It's pretty welcoming here. They have a dish menu, as well as full coffee menu, variety of tea choices. Barista seem cool; latte art seem pretty experienced.. at least in my view. I'd come here again as a regular when I'm in the area read more
- Locale Destination - It's on Labin Ct and Nogales St in Rowland Heights. It's in a very tucked away new shopping plaza. It doesn't look so obvious, so read this well with my pictures: You get into Labin Ct (with a signal) from Nogales St, then go all the way to the end of Labin St. You'll see 2 big buildings and signs for the shops in the shopping plaza. It doesn't look like a shopping plaza. It's right next to the motel. The shopping plaza has some sort of big court yard in the middle, but you can't see it from the end of Labin St. So you park there and go in between the buildings. You'll see tables outside (of the shops) on your left side. This shop has NO SIGN, so tables are the only identifier for this spot. The just write "Hide Out" on the glass window with the pen... Get the sign! Decor is modern with a little touch of faux-bohemian chic. Simple decors with a little warm touch - old typewriters, a little fake greens, some drawings like bear on the wall... Nice overall. I suspect it's run by the Korean - they love this type of style. The service is friendly. Cash only during the soft opening. Plenty of parking. Menu: Coffee (very interesting, unique and wide selections - though I'm not a coffee drinker ;p), tea (various kinds, but a bit similar - but a little more interesting - to what you see at boba tea shops), some appetizers (like popcorn chicken), and desserts. Many drinks seemed 24 oz for $4-5. *** What's "Hokkaido milk"?? *** I start seeing this at tea/coffee shops and some bakeries for macarons lately. "Hokkaido" is the northern island in Japan, where you can find so many great foods - seafood, "Yubari" melon (incredibly sweet +$100 melon/each!), lavender, and daily products etc. "Sapporo" is the city in "Hokkaido". The milk over there are very thick and sweet in taste - very tasty by itself. It's a lot thicker in taste than the whole milk here. Hence, you see tons of incredible ice cream/soft serve and chocolates there. I don't know how they import the particular milk from Hokkaido, Japan. I don't even see it at Japanese markets. I see candies with the milk, but not the milk itself. Even if you found it, it got to be a lot more expensive than ordinary milk... I haven't tried the "Hokkaido milk" product here, so I can't tell how it tastes like. I suspect either they actually got "Hokkaido milk" magically or adding "condensed milk" to sweeten it. Most likely it would be the latter in this case. I'm curious to try it since I'm VERY GOOD AT detecting various milk ;p - Gluttony Expedition - Guava lemonade: Very interesting. It does taste guava. Not too sweet, which is good. It had bubbles - they must have shaken it.. Not bad. - Conqueror's Deduction - More interesting coffee/tea shop than others, for sure. I wanna dig more ;) read more
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Located in the new plaza on Labin, lots of parking spots available, and from the looks of it this plaza isn't too poppin yet. CASH ONLY I got the tiramisu latte while my boyfriend got the iced blueberry milk tea. After seeing this cafe's highlights we decided to order the popcorn chicken, and #hashtag waffle fries. Ambiance: unlike cafe's such as bleu house where there's an actual server who comes and takes your order; this place has you order and pay up front, find your seat, and they'll bring out your food/drinks. Inside decor is cute, quaint, and warm. I honestly didn't find any of the drinks too impressive. The tiramisu latte was a-okay but tasted a little watered down. My boyfriend wasn't too impressed with his drink either.. we both thought it kind of tasted like medicine. The popcorn chicken was bland which was a surprise to me just cause I saw so many reviews claiming that Hide Out has "the best popcorn chicken". Also keep in mind we ordered it spicy but it honestly wasn't spicy at all. I think I'll stick to Lollicup when it comes to satisfying my popcorn chicken cravings. The #hashtag waffle fries was actually really similar in taste to the chili cheese fries at Bleu House. I can't help but compare the two just cause they both have the same concept going on. Asian cafes tryna take the hipster twist. It's cute, it's new, but nothing too impressive. read more
12 years ago
If you want to hide out.. you can literally hide out at Hide Out. This place was pretty hard to find. It's inside a new plaza off Nogales. I've been here two times now and both times the place was pretty crowded. I guess this is the place to be on any given night. The place is decorated with different antiques creating a very hip ambiance. The drinks are the usual tea house drinks. They range from $3.50 -$5.00, flavored teas being the cheapest and the hand crafted lattes being the higher priced drinks. For milk teas, I've tried the Hokkaido Milk Tea and the Rose Milk Tea which are both really good. I always ask for half sugar and it is more than sweet enough. For flavored teas, I've tried the mango orange pomegranate tea. I don't think this is part of the menu, but we asked them to make us something good and he came up with this. Very refreshing and not too sweet. The black sesame latte tasted like black sesame. It was good, but heavy. Don't know if I would be able to finish a whole cup. FOOD. They have a variety of snacks and meals. It's actually kind of all over the place. First things first, every tea house has to have popcorn chicken. Their popcorn chicken was very good, but very garlicky. I didn't realize how garlicky until I brushed my teeth and the garlic flavor was still there. Also ordered the tater tots with cheese and bacon.. what can I say.. who doesn't like potatoes, cheese, and bacon together. Funnel Cake Fries... (see what I mean when I said they have a variety of things) ...sprinkled with powdered sugar and served with maple syrup. The portion size was pretty big. We were able to share among 4 people. + Good place to chill +/- Gets super crowded on the weekends, but you can see all the nice cars in the parking lot. hahaha read more
7 years ago
Came here after lunch with a friend of mine. The area is pretty new; I remember it just being land a couple years ago. She had been here before and she really enjoyed the tea. We came by and it's actually a modern coffee shop looking place. There's coffee, tea and some food. I ordered the guava passionfruit black tea and she ordered some other tea. We definitely sat there for a few hours, catching up and enjoying our time together. read more
8 years ago
One of my favorite places for a matcha latte. It's sweet and without bitterness. The egg and curly fries were delicious, perfect snack & easy to share. The workers are always very helpful and patient. read more
8 years ago
RECOMMENDED: - Mango Green Tea (50% Sweetness - about 200 cals per cup) - Dry Noodles (IT'S BOMB DIGGITY) - Tiramisu Milktea (SO SMOOOOOTH. I don't even like coffee and I like this drink) - Honey Green Tea (50% Sweetness) - Funnel Cake Fries (Everybody else loves it) - Popcorn Chicken (Because it's actually chicken [insert greater than sign] batter with -shredded garlic and basil) - Cream Topped Green Tea/Milk Tea (Apparently this is really good) - Waffles (Apparently this is also REALLY good) - Guava Lemonade (50% Sweetness) - Rose Hibiscus Hot Tea - Hokkaido Milk Tea THE OKAY: - Mango Lemonade (50% Sweetness) - Cheesy Tator Tots (Heard the cheese makes the tots too soggy) Waffle Fries THE NASTY: - It's gaining so much popularity it's hard to find seats on Fridays-Sundays. :( - They're neighbors to 'Stone Age Cafe' and it attracts all types of nasty smokers who spit and throw cigarette butts all over on Hide Out's side. Be careful where you step! read more
11 years ago
Super hipster gem hidden in Rowland! The rose milk tea is my favorite. The sesame latte was kind of grainy but also delicious. They do latte art too so get your Instagram ready! :) read more
12 years ago
What a fantastic hidden gem! Located in the middle of a plaza that looks brand new, this place is literally a cute little hide out that one can go to study and chill. Upon walking in, I was amazed at the transformation of environment- from walking around in an asian plaza into a very cute and hipster little cafe. There were vintage cameras on the bar counter, and lots of plants around the place. Their menu is huge for a cafe- lots of drink options as well as food and dessert! I originally wanted to try the black sesame latte, but I ended up with a MOP that the lady recommended because I wanted something fruity- mango orange passionfruit tea. My friend got funnel cake fries with maple syrup and an iced latte for himself. The tea comes in a GIANT mug; I couldn't finish it even though I was there for hours. The funnel cake fries were unique but more on the heavy side as we could not finish it either. I would recommend getting it if you want to try something new and tasty! It is more on the sweeter side though. The more I think about it, the more I believe that this may be my new favorite cafe! I love everything from the environment and decor to the food and the drinks. I'll be back soon to try other items, and we'll see if this place will be a 5 stars for me. :) read more
8 years ago
Came by Monday afternoon for some tea and waffle. This blueberry waffle is just right choice if you are looking for some dessert! A little bit of the sourness from the berries makes the perfect balance of taste, not too sweet nor too sour. Btw,Staffs are really friendly and attentive! I really enjoyed the waffle and had some good time there. read more
3 years ago
12 years ago
Great study spot! Being in grad school and sick of being on campus, I'm always on the lookout for local study spots. Parking: plentiful Wifi: free- moderate to fast, slow at times Space: a few large tables, a a few individual tables. It was busy on a weeknight at one point, but there were spaces open. I could see this place becoming crowded on weekends and more difficult to study at.. Updates to come Outlets: plentiful What I ordered: AFFOGATO ($4.50? ish) It was on point :) and affordable compared to Dripp (~6.00) read more
12 years ago
Ok this cafe is honestly hidden af. The plaza is located at the end of the small street between TS Emporium and Cube Bakery. Good luck Mango GT w/Cream: This drink is the closest I've been able to find to the green milk tea w/mango ice cream from Taiwan's 50嵐!! The cream is light and complements the tartness of the mango gt soo well. I recommend 50% sugar. Fried Cheesecake: The outside is a flaky puff pastry kinda shell? The cheesecake is cold while the shell is warm! Reminds me of tempura ice cream. There's also a slight banana flavor which goes well with the chocolate syrup. Would def recommend. Overall a great place to study; try to go in the afternoon or between meal times so you can get a table. It's not the biggest cafe ever nawmean read more
Came back on Saturday because I was in the area and I'm a fan of this place now. Came back and tried their popcorn chicken and hokkaido milk tea. Will try other delicious food next time. The hokkaido milk tea was 10 times better than the black sesame latte. The popcorn chicken I got was pretty good as well. Been for about 3 times already and it seems like parking isn't too bad. I was always able to find parking when I drive into the parking lot. read more
3 years ago
11 years ago
I love finding hidden gems and the name says it all. It truly is a "hide out" from the rest of the city's businesses. Service: I had to come back because apparently they don't start serving food until 11:30 am. There was no mention on their menu or door. But I didn't have to wait too long for my savory eats. The cashier was extremely nice and courteous. Food: I ordered the hashtag waffle fries. More than your ordinary fries which was the reason I went. I can only base my experience on those fries but so far I am a fan and hope to be back soon. Overall, the place is cozy and trendy. A photographer's paradise. The prices are decent as well. read more
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5 years ago
I love the attention and food they were very polite and the desert very good yummmmmmmyyyy read more
1) This place is really cramped during evening hours, and they need to install a booth that runs along the wall to create more space and make things more comfortable for their customers 2) Their chairs need cushions and should be sturdier....I'm a Fat Guy so i notice things like this 3) The Ceiling is too high....it feels as if you're inside a warehouse rather than a cafe....the only thing missing was a Forklift and a few Pallets 4) The walls should be painted brown..... Not blue.... Poor color design 5) Overall, the food was great and the prices were reasonable, i would come back one more time :) read more
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The wait was long but it was definitely worth it! They had one of the best waffles I have ever had, and the workers were very nice people. read more
12 years ago
I heard a lot about this place and decided to try it out with my coworker and friend after lunch. We all ended up getting the rose milk tea, tiramisu latte, and guava green tea. For dessert, we got the banana Nutella waffle and churro ice cream. They were all delicious! Rose Milk Tea: rose flavor not too strong or weak. Very delicious and creamy. Tiramisu latte: filled to the brim with sweetness. If you desire an espresso drink that's on the sweeter side, this is the drink for you. Guava green tea: crisp, not too sweet and refreshing!! My friend took it to-go. Banana Nutella Waffle: 100% recommend. The waffle is already pre-cut, and they smothered a GENEROUS amount of Nutella over it, then topped it with chopped bananas and ice cream. Churro Ice Cream: cinnamon heaven! 3 pieces of churro with ice cream and cinnamon sprinkled everywhere. Truly delicious and not to mention picture worthy. I will definitely be back. Customer service was great as well so that a pleasant visit! read more
11 years ago
Located inside anew Plaza behind Dennis on Nogales St. You have to park and walk inside the complex and you'll see a bunch of restaurants and shops. It's right across from a Hookah Lounge. The ambience is pretty nice. Music is a bit loud if your here to study or do some reading. But if your here hanging out it's and awesome place. I tried the famous Tiramisu Milk Tea and Hashtag Fries and they were both delicious. I would like to come back in the near future to try out their other drinks, food, and coffee. So far they've made a great first impression! Good Job! read more
THE HOKKAIDO MILK TEA GODS HAVE ANSWERED MY PRAYERS ! Location: This place is literally a HIDEOUT ! The first time I came here I had such a hard time finding this place because it was in a plaza that was pretty vacant. Just an F.Y.I, once you enter the plaza from the street, you will park in the lot and then walk into the center of the plaza and that's where this place will be. Drinks: I have searched long and hard for a boba shop that could make their Hokkaido milk tea like boiling point's and this has been the ONLY place that has made it RIGHT! Most places make theirs extremely sweet, but this place sweetens it just right. In addition to their Hokkaido milk tea, I have tried their beauty tea, the take it easy tea and the MOP (Mango/ orange/ pomegranate) tea. The beauty tea and take it easy tea both are UNSWEETENED! The beauty tea has a floral taste to it and the take it easy tea is unique. Out of those two, I would pick the beauty tea because the take it easy tea is definitely an acquired taste that you need to get use to. I felt like it tasted like Chinese herbal tea (Leurg/Liang Cha). As for the MOP tea, it was very light and refreshing definitely the go-to drink on a hot summer's day. Service: The servers are extremely nice and very willing to help. They are always walking around greeting customers and never hesitate to give you recommendations when you do not know when to order. Tip: Best study place ever, very quiet but pretty limited in outlets and internet can be patchy at times. But if you just need a quiet place to study with awesome drinks this is the place to go ! read more
12 years ago
Along with Bleu House, I was pretty excited to give this place a visit. Concept is pretty much identical to Bleu House...with less food options. It's located in a super dead and hidden plaza, so it's sorta hard to find. Got there around 2:30 on a Sunday and it was a full house with 50% of the ppl there just lounging with one drink and their laptop. With the small space Hide Out already offers, this aspect was definitely a star docker. We ended up ordering the #hashtag Waffle Fries, a Churro Ice Cream, and 2 Hokkaido Milk Teas to go. Portion are super reasonable for the price though. Enjoyed the snacks we ordered. Churros and ice cream were both pretty standard. Waffle fries were a solid 4 stars, except for the fact that seasoned fries with added chili and cheese resulted in a slightly over salted product. The ever popular Hokkaido Milk Tea was actually pretty good though. Slight condensed milk flavor...wished I could taste more tea flavor and less milk. I MIGHT give Hide Out another visit. I've just had better experiences at Bleu House which gives them a one up for me. read more
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18888 Labin Ct
Ste C106
Rowland Heights, CA 91748
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Do we need a reservation or be put on a waitlist?
I've been here a couple times and have never had a wait. There always seems to be tables available.
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Are they open on December 24th?
No, Hide Out Cafe will be closed on 24th this year.
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Yes, WiFi for outdoor seating is available.
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