WA Prime Meat Market has become one of our favorite local butcher shops. The quality of their meat…read moreis consistently excellent, and it's our go-to place whenever we're looking for high-quality cuts. We also buy our cooking tallow from them, and it's been great. The shop itself is small, but don't let the size fool you--they carry the cuts of meat we love and always have what we're looking for. The prices are fair, and the customer service is always friendly and welcoming. Our butcher is knowledgeable, helpful, and makes every visit a pleasant experience. If you're looking for quality meat and great service, I definitely recommend checking them out.

Lots of high quality selection. Be on lookout for specials seasonal. Very clean facility and great…read moreservice. If you're looking for top quality meats this is place to go ..

Savor the Flavor is a family-owned boutique specialty store located in a quaint little area in…read moreSierra Madre. This cue little boutique specializes in gourmet food and gift items that you typically don't see everywhere else. I came here last Friday for a special shopping event to support Pasadena Humane. The owner Maddie Romo graciously donated 10% of the evenings sales to PH. We were treated to wine while we shopped and nibbles of some of the store's specialty gourmet products. This place is adorable! They carry a wide assortment of goods - clothing, soaps, books, jewelry, cooking supplies, kitchenware, barware, trinkets.... There is something for everyone here. While browsing through all their wonderful selections I was thrilled when I came across Southern Belle Jalapeño Cranberry Sauce & Jumpin' Jack BBQ Sauce. My friend makes them, so I had to take a picture to send to her. There were so many cute things in the store that I wanted for myself. It was hard for me to maintain self-control and just stick to my holiday shopping list. Maddie was so delightful as was the other gal that worked there. They were both friendly, cheerful, and helpful. Next time I need a unique gift or want to treat myself to something fun I'll be coming here. Tip: There are a number of cool shops and restaurants in the area so make a day out of it and explore. There is free street parking and in a lot behind the shops.

Savor The Flavor is a cute lil gourmet foods and specialty gift shop located in Sierra Madre, CA…read more It has a plethora of items such as cookies, mugs, greeting cards, holiday ornaments, wedding gifts, books, glasses etc. This store has natural light emanating from its large front windows. Its atmosphere was relaxing especially that holiday music playing in the background. The grandma like staff was very accommodating and affable. Prices were fair. Plenty of street parking. Overall, I enjoyed visiting this store. I recommend you visit.

Heard there was a new donut flavor at Old Ferry, so I dropped in as soon as they opened to get my…read morehands on it. Of course, I also grabbed a couple of my favorites: creme brulee and maple bacon are always a must. I only picked up one of their new blueberry donuts, and after the first bite, I immediately regretted not buying more. Perfectly sweet, bursting with blueberry flavor, and that moist, cake-like texture..A+. The service was just as great as the food. The only employee working was super perky and helpful, and the shop has added some awesome new merch since my last visit (loving the look and feel of their white hoodies!). I also noticed several new drinks on the menu, so I definitely need to come back to try those. I always walk away from Old Ferry a satisfied customer, can't recommend them enough!

Our first visit and I think we need to visit again to try the other flavors!…read more We tried: Original glazed - not too sweet Lemon poppy seed - it wasn't lemony enough for me. I thought this would be my favorite but it wasn't. Cream filled - the cream filling was light and not too sweet. I found it oddly refreshing to eat. Peanut butter - I did not expect to like it as much as I did. This was tied for the top. There's a small parking lot. Arrive early or take a tour of the surrounding area to find a spot. Enjoy!

Had a great experience having lunch with friends in a private room. Every dish including Peking…read moreduck was so delicious. Service was excellent. I even decided to book another party (2 tables)in September which was already booked at another restaurant.

Absolutely. That makes the review much stronger because it explains whether the $98 duck was…read moreactually worth ordering and which dishes stood out. Came to Xibei in Arcadia with a bunch of friends on a Thursday night, and this place honestly exceeded my expectations. I made a reservation ahead of time and also reserved a whole Peking duck, which is $98. Xibei is located right next to Haidilao Hot Pot, but once you step inside, the restaurant has a completely different feel. The interior is beautiful, modern, and upscale with a fine dining vibe. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted and shown to our table, and the service throughout the night was phenomenal. The staff were attentive, professional, and matched the higher-end atmosphere of the restaurant. For dinner, we decided to order the $118 combo, which ended up being a great deal. It came with stir-fried broccoli, sweet and sour ribs, stir-fried peppered beef, steamed shrimp with garlic and vermicelli, and the Millet Sticky Rice dessert with floral honey syrup. I honestly think the combo alone could easily feed 4 to 6 people, especially if you're planning to order a few additional dishes. We definitely ordered with our eyes because on top of the combo and Peking duck, we added the dry pot cauliflower with pork, braised pork belly, eggplant with garlic sauce, and ma la chicken. Needless to say, we ended up with a lot of leftovers. All of the dishes were exceptional, but the dry pot cauliflower with pork was one of the biggest surprises of the night. It was so flavorful that it actually made the stir-fried broccoli seem a little boring in comparison. Our least favorite dishes were probably the ma la chicken and stir-fried broccoli, but honestly, they weren't bad at all. The other dishes were just that much better. Of course, the main event was the whole Peking duck. The duck took a while to come out and arrived about 45 minutes after we had already started eating our first entree. By then, we had already eaten so much that we were getting full. If you're ordering the duck, definitely pace yourself and save some room. Once it arrived, though, it was worth the wait. I've had Peking duck at Ji Rong before, and I personally thought Xibei's was better. The skin had a great crispiness, while the duck meat underneath stayed moist and wasn't dry. I also really liked the thinner wraps because they didn't overpower the duck and allowed you to taste more of the meat and crispy skin with each bite. At $98 for a whole duck, it's definitely a splurge, but it's meant to be shared and I thought the quality delivered. If Peking duck is one of the main reasons you're coming, I would recommend reserving one ahead of time. The ambiance was another highlight. The high-end modern decor makes this place feel nice enough for a date night, birthday, celebration, or business dinner, while still being comfortable for a large group of friends sharing dishes family style. Parking was also surprisingly easy for Arcadia. There's free parking in the main lot as well as underground parking. Overall, Xibei was a great experience from the food to the phenomenal service and beautiful ambiance. My biggest advice is don't order with your eyes like we did! The $118 combo can easily feed 4 to 6 people, and if you're adding the whole Peking duck, you really don't need to go crazy ordering additional dishes. The Peking duck alone gives me a reason to come back. Crispy skin, moist duck, thin wraps, and personally better than Ji Rong for me. Add in the excellent dishes and service, and Xibei is definitely a great addition to the Arcadia dining scene.

One of the best breweries in the San Gabriel Valley. Great tasting beers, and they often have a…read moregood food truck in the back patio. It's even family friendly. Most of the staff are very nice and they even have some cute brewery cats! Lots of games to play and cool events including comedy shows.

This spot wasn't exactly my cup of tea for just hanging out with friends, but I can definitely see…read morewhy people like it. It seems more geared toward bigger groups and parents who want to relax with a beer while their kids run around. They have a massive outdoor area and a food truck outside, which makes grabbing food really easy. Inside, there's plenty of seating and the pricing is reasonable for the area. There are quite a few kids around, so it really just depends on what kind of atmosphere you're looking for. That said, what I got from the food truck was good and the beers were brewed well with a nice variety to choose from.

If you're looking for authentic Chinese flavors, Lan Noodle House is definitely worth a visit…read more Every dish tasted fresh, comforting, and full of flavor. What we ordered: * Appetizer Combo - A great way to start the meal with a variety of refreshing side dishes. * Braised Pig Ear in Chili Oil - Crunchy, flavorful, and coated in a fragrant chili oil with just the right amount of heat. * Sliced Pork Belly with Garlic Sauce - Tender, savory, and perfectly balanced with a garlicky sauce that wasn't overpowering. * Xiao Long Bao - Thin wrappers filled with juicy broth and flavorful pork. Definitely a must-order. * Braised Beef Noodle Soup - Rich, comforting broth with tender beef and chewy handmade noodles that really hit the spot. * Dan Dan Noodles - Creamy, nutty, and packed with bold sesame flavor with just the right amount of spice. * Mustard Green Beef Noodles - A comforting bowl with tender beef, chewy noodles, and pickled mustard greens that add the perfect tangy kick. The portions are generous, making it a great place to come with friends or family and share a variety of dishes.

Service: The staff is pretty friendly, very attentive and fast to place the order…read more Ambiance: A typical chinese restaurant in the 626. Wasn't crowded on a weeknight. Food: Be aware that lanzhou beef noodle soup is different than the taiwan one that is more popular. This has a lighter broth and they have a wide variety of noodles. I would get the spicy since it was not too spicy and it was more flavorful than the non spicy version.

Ordered: -Minced pork…read more -Popcorn chicken -Fried sausage -Spinach -Cucumber Pro: -Everything was fresh and delicious! Our favorite was the oyster pancake -Food can come out quite quickly! -Friendly staff & clean interior Con: -Small seating so you may need to wait on a busy night

Two Haiku Review:…read more Taiwanese classics For a low price. Tried oyster Omelette, turkey rice, and popcorn chicken-- Liked them all! Note: portions are on the smaller side.

It was the heat of the moment Telling me what my heart meant…read moreThe heat of the moment Showed in your eyes... 4.75/5 Food The spicy asada was also very juicy with a little spiciness but add the red saucefor more spice. The NY Cheesecake was tasty! Made me think i was eating a slice of cheesecake. 5/5 Service Great service! Unsure on the size of the empanada? They have a little pink paper empanada for reference. They have water right next to the register if you are thirsty. They have a cozy indoor seating a bit limited in space. I do recommend ordering ahead to avoid waiting. 3.5/5 Parking Limited parking right next to the restaurant but you can park across the street. Cozy interior but I'd recommend to order for pick up. Psalm 102:20 God bless and Stay Prayed Up

The Empanadas were okay itself but with the sauces is what gives it flavor. I had their spicy asada…read moreand the beef empanada. Their spicy asada was plain and I thought it would be spicy inside but it was not. They gave on the side what tastes like a mild taco salsa. The beef empanadas had what looks like bits of potatoes or onions and maybe some red chilis but not spicy at all. It tasted plain. I liked the chimmichurri sauce more than the pastry. I liked that it was hot and fresh. Im not into the deep fried for mornings but maybe baked would have been nice.

*** Credit cards accepted over $30 ***…read more Sinbala is one of the most iconic and long-established Taiwanese restaurants in Los Angeles and the flagship restaurant has been around for 20+ years. This is my go-to place if I ever crave actual authentic Taiwanese comfort food. Although the restaurant closed its secondary location in Rowland Heights and had a rumored change of ownership right before COVID, this flagship location is still here to stay. The original founder Linda used to work at Wan Chun Taiwanese Food before opening Sinbala. [Parking]: The parking lot can be packed during busy hours, but I had no issue finding an available spot on Sunday at 5:30 PM. [Atmosphere]: Casual dine-in setup and you are not exactly coming here to vibe but rather to enjoy good Taiwanese comfort food. [Menu]: The signature dish to order here for 1st timer is definition #1 Sausage Rice as their Taiwanese sausage is their claim to fame item. While Yelp's top highlighted items include #36 Popcorn Chicken and #2 Fried Pork Chop (all solid picks), I am a sucker on their noodle bowls such as #24 Beef Noodle Soup and #18 Pork Stew Noodle Soup. As a general rule of thumb, The general rule of thumb is their menu has picture of featured items and those are the one to get. The signature dish to order here for a 1st timer is definitely #1 Sausage Rice as their Taiwanese sausage is their claim-to-fame item. While Yelp's top highlighted items include #36 Popcorn Chicken and #2 Fried Pork Chop (all solid picks), I am a sucker for their noodle bowls such as #24 Beef Noodle Soup and #18 Pork Stew Noodle Soup. The general rule of thumb is any dishes with pictures on the menu = featured items. *** #25 Steamed mini pork bun (aka XLB prep takes 15 minutes - 10 pieces for $16.29): The XLB here had thick skin and was not super juicy, but it had an excellent flavor profile. #1 Sinbala Sausage Rice ($15.38): This remains the classic dish to order and is still one of the best Taiwanese sausages in LA and Orange County. #18 Pork Stew Noodle Soup ($15.38): If a restaurant sells any stew noodle soups, then you know that's a legit Taiwanese restaurant. The flavor profile really hit the spot and reminded me of the same stew noodle soup I had from Taiwan street vendors. *** This still remains one of my top Taiwanese restaurants in Southern California as there are fewer and fewer legit Taiwanese restaurants in Los Angeles / Orange County now.

SinBala - Arcadia…read more SinBala is one of the rare Taiwanese restaurants that has stood the test of time. I grew up eating here. There used to be several locations across Southern California, and I'm glad the Arcadia location is still here. Every visit brings back memories. I come for the Taiwanese classics that are becoming harder to find. The popcorn chicken is still one of my favorites--crispy, fragrant, and seasoned the way Taiwanese street vendors do it. The Taiwanese meatball soup is comforting, and the Taiwanese sausage always reminds me of night markets back home. What I appreciate most is that SinBala doesn't just serve street food. It brings those familiar flavors into a warm, home-style setting. It's nostalgic without trying too hard. Before you leave, save room for dessert. Their shaved ice is a must. I always recommend the brown sugar shaved ice topped with five mochi or boba. It's refreshing, not overly sweet, and the perfect ending to a meal. Taiwanese food is often overshadowed by other regional Chinese cuisines, but places like SinBala remind me how unique it really is. Simple, comforting, and full of character. I'm grateful this little piece of Taiwan is still here.

I recently purchased and had to return a pre-rin's hose that was not the right model. They looked…read moreat the label on the actual hose and saw that had got a little wet and they said they couldn't take it back even though it had not been used.

If you can find what you're looking for here, it doesn't exist. I can get lost in the place just…read moremesmerized by everything they have to offer. These really large kitchen supply stores are hard to come by. I'm not a restaurant owner just a guy who likes to cook. So this is like a toy store. So if you are in need of that something special or even looking for something you don't know you need, pay them a visit.