We discovered this restaurant on our way back from 123 Farm and were pleasantly surprised. My son…read moreabsolutely loved their baguette--he devoured the entire thing in one sitting! We ordered two bánh mì sandwiches (shrimp and lemongrass beef) along with an order of four fried egg rolls. Their fired egg roll option are only available in either shrimp or pork. They were tasty, but I would have loved to see a chicken option on the menu as well. One thing to note: jalapeños are automatically added to the bánh mì, so be sure to request no jalapeños when ordering if you're sensitive to spice. The seasoning and flavors in both bánh mì sandwiches were excellent, and all of the vegetables served with the bánh mì and egg rolls were fresh and crisp. In my opinion, it's often the little details like fresh produce that reveal the quality of a restaurant, and this place definitely delivered. We arrived around 7:30 PM and were a little concerned that we might feel rushed since it was getting close to closing time. Fortunately, that wasn't the case at all. The staffs allowed us to enjoy our meal at a comfortable pace, and we never felt pressured to leave. The dining area had two TVs showing family-friendly programming--one featured a Vietnamese cooking show, while the other was airing FIFA coverage on a news channel. It created a relaxed atmosphere, and we enjoyed a calm dinner with our 3- and 6-year-old children after a long day at the lavender farm. I also tried the Orange Thai Iced Tea. It was refreshing, though I didn't really notice much orange flavor. There are two individual single-stall restrooms available, and both were clean. Families will also appreciate that high chairs are conveniently located near the sauce and drink station. Overall, we had a very enjoyable experience and would definitely return. Next time, I'd love to try their pho!

Banh mi was delicious! I didn't see the crispy pork belly on their online menu but I did see some…read moreyelp reviews about it. When I went in, I saw it in their specials menu. The bread was fresh, soft, but crunchy. The veggies were also fresh and I love the crunch of the carrots and veggies! The sandwich was also a good size. I didn't eat it at the location, but it looked nice and had casual seating available.

The staff is SO kind the food is WONDERFUL! Has a ton of veggie and vegan options. Everything we…read morehad came out quickly and was delicious. The vibe is awesome with 4 small tables and a coherent aesthetic and atmosphere with always great music playing. Great place!

Happy Mediums was phenomenal. Unique, quirky, and welcoming. The service was extremely friendly…read more It's the kind of place that makes you feel like you're visiting an old friend instead of just ordering breakfast. The chef even sent over bread pudding complementary. When we told the server it wasn't for us, he just smiled and said, "It's definitely for this table." Super gracious, no awkwardness. The eggs were perfectly medium, the breakfast sandwich was one of the most uniquely tasty sandwiches I've ever had, and even the tea stood out. It was tasted freshly brewed with a hint of currant. Everything felt thoughtfully unique without being pretentious. Easily a top 3 breakfast spot for me. Now I understand why this place has a perfect 5 stars on Yelp. It's an absolute gem.

W0W! The food is the best! I highly recommend the lemon caper salmon. And I cannot stop thinking…read moreabout that yummy gooey bread pudding!!! The nice server warned us of large portions, but we didn't listen, then couldn't eat half of one. It was BIG! Our server was the best we've had anywhere. Such a nice, humble and welcoming setting. No big chain with harried staff.

The Haus Bistro is one of those spots that stands out because it actually offers something…read moredifferent. The food leans German-style with some upscale, unique options you don't see everywhere. I finally tried it after years of passing by, ended up going in on a slow workday by myself, and I'm glad I did. The artichoke hearts were honestly one of the highlights, really well done. The beer selection is also unique and worth exploring if you're into trying something outside the usual. Service stood out too. I had a newer waitress who was still in training, and she handled everything really well. Attentive, polite, and didn't miss a step, which says a lot. The place itself is clean and has a classy feel without trying too hard. It's not somewhere I'd go all the time, but that's kind of the point. It feels more like a spot for special occasions or when you want something a little more unique and elevated than the usual rotation. Solid experience overall. 4 stars.

Well, I write this review as a follow-up to my prior critique; specifically, to apprised all that…read moreItalia Bella no longer provides in-house dining. The tremendous demand for 'take-out' and catered events made taking staff to remain on-site to service and hand-full of tables impractical, versus using these staff to respond to rapidly increasing demands for take-out & event catering. I must say however, while my wife and I genuinely miss the dine-in opportunity we have enjoyed for here many years, we still call upon Italia Bella's wonderful menu to provide amazing take-out meals. Still, every bit as superb as enjoyed when previously dining in-house. In my opinion, this remains the place to go for the absolute best Italian dining one will find in the Inland Empire! Keep in mind...even Camelot didn't last forever. As such, I recommend you order take-out, or have these folks cater your next big event, and create the ambiance of your choosing, while enjoying a remarkably memorable evening of amazing Italian dining...you're welcome!

First and last time ordering from here. I NEVER complain, but this food wasn't even edible. The…read morechicken in all our pastas was so dry we could barely chew it. My son kept spitting it out (he's 2 but normally loves chicken). The pesto sauce was watery and bland and the pasta was so overcooked it was mushy and had big chunks of uncooked garlic. The meat lasagna tasted like it was boiled in toilet water and the meat was chewy. The chocolate cake was beyond dry and grainy. I'm so disappointed in the amount of money our family spent here. We never go out. :( I honestly don't know how this restaurant has 4.7 stars. I'm mind blown.

Nice local sandwich shop that feels homey. The 'avogobble" sandwich is their trademark sub, (and…read moretruly tasty!) but I've enjoyed everything I've gotten here. And compared to a chain place like Subway, I feel like I get better value for my money, esp on the 12" subs. For vegetarians, just one note on the veggie sub: add cheese and ask for extra seasoning or it's a little bland. You could also add pepperoncinis if you like a little heat. They have fountain drinks, plus some bottled ones like Snapple. There'a a good variety of chips to get a little crunch alongside a bready sub. It's a classic combo for a reason, right? I do have to take one star off for the soup I ordered last time. It was touted as a delicious broccoli cheddar and there was " only one bowl left!" I was too trusting LOL. It was very watery and seemed to have been a soup mix microwaved and served in a thin plastic container. Sigh. And my hopes were so high. Oh well. I'll keep coming for the good deal on subs (they also have specials based on the day of the week) and the small family business feel.

Figured I would try a new place for lunch. Ordered a simple 12 inch turkey, bacon and cheese sub…read more BIG MISTAKE!!! The bread was very starchy white flower. The turkey tasted like it was bought from the Costco deli meat pack. They only put like 2 or 3 slices of turkey on the sandwich. The bacon looked and tasted like store bought ready made bacon from Hormel or Oscar Meyer. No flavor and salty. I think they put like 3 or 4 very small slices of bacon on the sub. The cheese was regular white American. I guess you can go wrong with good old American cheese. But again, they only put 3 or 4 thin slices on the sub. I would have gotten a better sub from Jersey Mike's or even Subway. And saying Subway is a better sub...now that's really saying something about this place. If you want a better quality sub, go to Jersey Mike's, Subway or even Von's.

Fresh sub Great rewards provided just watch the rewards…read more Repeat customers Ham and cheese sub

There was a dark brown hair in my good and when I called to tell them I'm coming back and want a…read morerefund she said OK. I get there and she proceeds to tell me her manager said they can't do refunds and want to take my name and number. I told her to call her manager and he said the higher ups don't allow them to give refunds and asked for my number again. How can you run a business and not give refunds. I cannot find a number for corporate and had to send an email. It's bad enough there was a hair in my food and now I can't get my money back. Never eat there again!

Fresh ingredients, down-to-earth owners, and big portions! The food was delicious. Mostly…read moreeverything was made from scratch, even the mozzarella sticks. I also fell in love with their tzatziki sauce, so good! We ended up talking to one of the brothers who owns the restaurant and he was very kind and told us a little bit about his business and how everything started. The inside of the restaurant has a very homey feel and though the food takes a while to come out, its taste is very fresh. You can tell they put a lot of time and effort into the quality of their dishes. Don't let the prices steer you away because the portion lasted me two meals! I would recommend this to anyone and will go back for sure

It was a good time revisiting an old regular for me! As…read moreexpected, prices are higher but I feel like it is correspondent to the amount of food that I got! It was flavorful and delicous! Did drive thru and there was a little bit of a wait, probably around 10 mins until I got my food. Service is still very nice and friendly!

Would you expect a small market to pack a punch with good beer and German food? No? Well, try…read moreGeorge's Market and find out The Reuben sandwich with warm german potato salad was a banger. Meat was juicy, sauce is plentiful, and it all conglomerates into a messy sandwich of deliciousness. Sausages are the other star here. The Spicy Hungarian sausage with mustard was absolutely a banger as well. It's a nice light kick and savory flavor with each bite. We finished off with a Cherry strudel which was not too sweet but still had the nice sugary finish of a dessert. I feel like I'm rambling but long story short, great food, great beer, great time. Have a slice of European cuisine out in Calimesa.

Food: We ordered the half Reuben sandwich with a side of warm German potato salad, a spicy…read moreHungarian sausage, and finished with a cherry strudel for dessert alongside a German beer on tap. The Reuben and potato salad combo was especially hearty and satisfying, with rich, savory flavors that felt very true to a classic deli experience. The Hungarian sausage had a great depth of flavor, savory and well-seasoned without tipping into being overly salty. The cherry strudel was a standout to end the meal, filled generously with cherries and syrup, wrapped in a flaky pastry that balanced sweetness and texture really well. The beer tied everything together nicely, cold and refreshing, and exactly what you'd want with this kind of meal. I still prefer Busy Bees in San Pedro, but this was a nice alternative within the IE area. Price: George's Market falls into a casual, reasonable deli pricing tier. Sandwiches like the Reuben and similar deli items are generally in the mid‑teens range, while sausage plates and hot meals can push closer to around $15-20 depending on what you get. Beer and imported items vary, but overall you can expect to spend about $15-25 per person for a solid, filling meal. Given the quality, portion sizes, and specialty nature of the food, the pricing feels fair. Ambiance: The space is part cozy German market, part deli counter, with a warm, wood-heavy interior that feels inviting and a bit nostalgic. There's both indoor seating and an outdoor area, giving flexibility depending on the weather or how busy it is. Beyond the dining area, the market itself sells a wide range of German groceries and specialty products, which adds to the charm and makes it feel like more of an experience than just a quick meal. Service: Service was good and impressively efficient given how busy it gets. There was a noticeable line when we went (especially on a weekend lunch time), but things moved steadily and the staff kept everything organized without feeling rushed or chaotic. Friendly and straightforward overall. Parking: Parking is one of the easier parts of the visit. It's located in a plaza with a large shared lot, so there's plenty of space and no real hassle finding a spot, even during peak hours.