I came to Auntie Anne's for an almond pretzel. When I walked up to order, I had to wait while two…read moreemployees--one from Subway and one from Auntie Anne's--finished their conversation. After waiting a bit, I politely said, "Excuse me," so I could place my order. As I started ordering, the employee cut me off and asked, "Bites or pretzel?" I replied, "An almond pretzel." She seemed a little annoyed and told me it would take about 7-8 minutes. I said, "No problem." I went to take my check to my car, came back, and it still wasn't ready. Again, I said, "No problem," and went to the restroom. When I returned, she was still making it. Once I finally received my pretzel, it was burnt. I politely asked if I could have a new one. She agreed but told me that the caramel is what makes it look burnt. I explained that I've been to this location several times before and have never received a burnt almond pretzel. She remade it, but unfortunately the second pretzel was undercooked. I was really disappointed because I enjoy Auntie Anne's, but the customer service and the quality of the food during this visit did not meet expectations. I hope management addresses both the customer service and food consistency so future customers have a better experience.

Unfortunately, not the best experience with Auntie Anne's. It's next to Subway within the Walmart…read moreSupercenter. They didn't have many pretzel selections at the time we were here. Dough was still rising... that's what we were told LOL. All they had was bite size pretzels in cinnamon sugar. So that's what we bought even though we wanted the sweet almond pretzel. Also they can't take any coupons because their system is mingled with Subway... that's what we were told LOL. So be it! Staff was nice. Dining tables could be cleaner. Pretzel availability definitely could be a whole lot better. Prices are okay. Will we be back? Only if my daughters are desperate for a pretzel LOL. I'm okay without a pretzel so I can wait for another Auntie Anne's. Happy Pretzeling!

Vegetarians rejoice! A whole dedicated menu awaits…read more Potato soup potato soup potato SOUP. My sandwich (hummus) was good and a massive portion especially for the price, but that potato soup will live in memory as one of the best I've ever had. Husband had the hot pastrami and loved it so much he wanted to go back the next day. (But sadly for him he wasn't hungry enough and we had to drive back to LA. ) We also got a German Chocolate cheesecake and it was fantastic. 10 outta 10 would definitely come back next time we're up there.

I am a sucker for a German deli and was so happy to have found that Big Bear has one! The range of…read moreproducts available was not as extensive as some of the German deli shops I've enjoyed visiting, but there was still plenty to try and enjoy. Our family arrived for an early lunch during the week and it was pleasantly quiet. The service was incredibly friendly and efficient too. I ordered the Knackwurst sausage plate ($15). Everything was delicious, the yellow mustard and saurkraut being the "cherry on top". Wonderful German deli with good food, friendly service, comfortable and clean seating, and a nice dog friendly patio too. Highly recommend stopping by!

I love this Wetzel Pretzels addition. I haven't been to Vegas for years so I am not sure when they…read moreput this in here. I loved how the placed had enough guests to ensure the dogs and pretzels were not sitting in there for too long before being sold. I got my jalapeno dog and it was bomb diggity. Staff members were friendly and efficient. It is nice to know they have such a nice variety of eateries in Barstow station now.

We made a pit stop at Barstow Station. Hubs and I left the car first then we switched watching…read moregrandpup. Doc surprised each of us with some cheesy sausage snacks that looked like mini corn dogs or pig in a blanket. No skimping but the fully loaded bags were indeed filling. I ate two of mine then shared the rest with Doc who had gotten herself a giant looking pretzel all from Wetzel's Pretzels. First time even hearing that name, but catchy sounding, right? We had a cooler full of water, soda and snacks but these were like a delightful yummy icing on a cupcake.

Hey Pretzel is our favorite place to get amazing, fresh baked pretzels (cacio e pepe ones are THE…read moreBEST!) They also have some sweets (cookies and zebra cake!) on their menu which we've ordered for gatherings, celebrations, and gifts! Everything is baked to order and their items are always crowd pleasers! Highly recommend!

Heyyyyy PRETZEL! I love your name, it's super cute. After having a four pack or super tasty, warm,…read morechewy freshly baked pretzels delivered to me, I love you too! If you like pretzels and live in the area, don't think just order :)

We're definitely a pretzel-loving family, and whenever we visit the Antelope Valley Mall, we…read moreusually grab a pretzel from Wetzel's Pretzels--they're always delicious! My daughter's friend recommended we try Pretzelmaker, so on our next visit, we decided to pick up some pretzel bites for my granddaughter. She couldn't tell the difference, but when we tried them, they definitely weren't fresh or good. There's simply no comparison between Wetzel's and Pretzelmaker. 11/12/24

The pretzels wafting through the air called to me! I love a doughy soft pretzel and this one hit…read morethe spot. The worker was so nice and happy to see a customer! The pretzel was amazing, I just wish they had gluten free options. Clean and easy to locate this stand!

On a follow up visit here, I had a cold Wedge Salad with Bleu Cheese Dressing that was too light on…read moredressing, while Diane enjoyed a bowl of robust New England Clam Chowder. She requested Oyster Crackers that were not produced right away. Then while she consumed a Chicken Parmigiana Dinner, I dispatched my entree of New Orleans Jambalaya with Steamed Rice. This dish was good, but as I continued to eat, I quietly noted that it seemed that something important was missing: the true spicy soul of Cajun cuisine. Dots of Cajun spices spread around the top of the bowl simply did not suffice.

Have no idea what they served me but it did not look, taste, or feel like a deep-dish pizza at all…read more Noisy place with crappy loud music. Atmosphere not suitable for a quiet lunch. Half empty restaurant but they ask if we don't mind sitting at the bar! Why??

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.