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    Polly's Pies

    3.5 (497 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Lemon meringue
    Jedi B.

    I bought a Lemon Meringue pie to bring home this evening. When I ate a slice at home, the meringue layer tasted underbaked, with the egg white still tasting raw. I promptly called the restaurant and asked if I could return the pie and exchange it for a different one. They were very accommodating and apologetic about the quality of the meringue. I went ahead and paid the $3 difference to get an Apple Crisp pie instead. After all these years, this is the first time I had been disappointed with a pie at Polly's. I'm sure this was just a one-off. They still remain as my go-to for pies.

    Apple Slice
    Audrey N.

    I came in to order a slice of their apple pie: saddest slice I've ever seen. The crust is dry AND soggy. The filling is too sweet for me personally. The service was okay since it was a pickup but the quality of the food is so sad. Most disappointing slice I've tasted in my life.

    Chicken Fried Steak
    Kenx S.

    Ambiance - family style restaurant. I really liked their wall decors and the homey ambiance. Service - was excellent. Our server checked on us often and answered all our questions regarding the menu. Food - I had the prime rib sandwich and my hubby had the cheesesteak plate. My sandwich had lots of caramelized onions which I loved and packed with thin slices of prime rib. My hubby's cheesesteak was dry, hard and tasteless. It came with corn bread (soft and delicious but did not have the grit you usually get and had no corn) and mashed potatoes which was good. I had a choice of French fries or Cole slaw and opted for the latter. I did not like the Cole slaw at all. It tasted old, like it has been sitting in the fridge for a long time. We ended our meal with a boysenberry pie which was delicious. The crust was flaky. They have the best pies.

    Country breakfast
    Dustin B.

    I went to another Polly's and had a good experience so I went here for breakfast today since I was in the area. The parking lot is sketchy but inside the restaurant is nice and clean with a totally different vibe than outside. I ordered the Country breakfast special so I could try their biscuits and gravy. It was just OK. The gravy didn't taste homemade. The biscuits were soft bread-like mounds. The eggs were a soft scramble. The fresh fruit cup was delicious strawberries perfectly cut and large green grapes on top of canned peach pieces. The service was excellent and so was the price (value) since their approx $10 breakfasts also come with coffee. I will be back but it won't be for the gravy :-(

    Entrance
    Roselia G.

    This Polly's is actually the very first location established in 1968. It's attached to a strip mall with a grocery store at one end. I've never seen one like this before. Inside it's nice and big with two unisex restrooms. I love their burgers and sandwiches. You can have your meal as a combo option too, that includes a slice of pie. Along with pies, they also bake huge cinnamon rolls. We had to get one of those too! You definitely can't leave without a Polly's dessert.

    Parker N.

    Upgrading my rating from two to four stars. I was contacted by management to give them another shot and I took the fam and they didn't disappoint. The food quality looked to of improved and service has never been an issue. Love the ambiance here and hope they stay doing well in business. Will be back!

    Comeback Chicken Sandwich
    Lisa-Marie M.

    I went to Polly's Pies on Tuesday and the service was good the food however....... Well let's start with my meal. I had the grilled cheese and order the tomato basil soup. I dunked my grilled cheese sandwich into my soup and it was so delicious! The fries that it came with were like a small hand full and the color of the fries looked weird. However I added ketchup and that weren't that bad actually. My dad said his meatloaf was alright and my nephew tasted it and said it wasn't like how my mom makes it. My nephew got onion rings ,mozzarella sticks and a chicken sandwich. He said the sandwich wasn't too bad. For dessert my brother ordered the Banberry pie blended in which he really loved. I got the Banberry pie which is my favorite. My nephew tried the apple pie which I believe was like a Dutch apple pie and said it was too sweet and needed more apples in it and not the filler mix. The cornbread was really good with butter on it. I would say you can't go wrong with a grilled cheese and tomato basil soup!

    Inside
    Jess A.

    The kiddo and I ended up at Polly's Pies in Fullerton today because she was performing just down the way in her barbershop quartet, and we had some time to kill between shows. And really--what better way to fill a gap in the schedule than with food someone else cooked? We both went for the Lunch 'n' Munch special, which sounds like a Saturday morning cartoon but thankfully delivers real adult sustenance. We each had the Comeback Chicken Sandwich with a side, drink, and cookie. I got extra pickles like a civilized human; the kid got none because she's still young and hasn't discovered the true meaning of flavor. She sipped a strawberry lemonade, I stuck with a Diet Coke, and we congratulated ourselves on our excellent life choices. The food? Surprisingly good--actually good--especially considering my previous Montebello experience, which felt more like a plot twist. The cookie, however... Let's talk. It wasn't terrible, but it definitely lacked that homemade magic. A snickerdoodle should show up warm, with crunchy edges, a soft center, and an aroma that whispers "your diet starts tomorrow." This one was more "packaged at the speed of efficiency" than "baked by someone who cares." A missed chance for cookie glory. Of course, we still grabbed a four-pack of blueberry muffins on the way out, because clearly we cope with waiting-between-shows by hoarding baked goods. The place was clean and quiet, the staff was friendly, and the whole experience felt like Polly's saying, "Hey, forget Montebello--we're the cool sibling." So, final verdict? Polly's in Fullerton has officially staged its comeback tour. Now if they could just tweak the cookies, they'd go from "pretty good" to "grand finale encore."

    Pureum K.

    This place is a gem. I just found out accidentally on the way home. Love the pie! So delicious! Can't wait to try out more pies. The food is not bad. But pies are really good- I mean very good! God bless us all! Numbers 6:24-26 "The LORD bless you and keep you; The LORD make His face shine upon you, And be gracious to you; The LORD lift up His countenance upon you, And give you peace." Jeremiah 29:11 For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.

    Banana Macadamia Nut Pancakes
    Brandy R.

    Visiting Polly's pies for breakfast was a great first time experience. Janet was amazing. She was friendly and attentive. Our breakfast came to the table promptly and still hot. I had the prime rib skillet. It was one of the best I've had at any diner. I enjoyed their Mango tea with a side of biscuit and jam. The restaurant seemed that it is kept clean and spacious. I would love to come back for lunch next time.

    Cornbread
    Kenny Y.

    Polly's Pies is the same feel type of a country style American diner as compared to Marie Calendars or Carrows. I do prefer Polly's Pies because of the much larger variety of food options and bigger portions. Also, they serve complimentary homemade corn bread while you wait for your food! My party and I came on a Sunday night and there wasn't too many patrons. We got seated right away. I love the fact that they have the Oktoberfest seasonal menu - because I missed good ole German food. I ordered the pork Schnitzel. The food came out in roughly 15 mins and it was well worth the wait. It was juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside, yum! We also ordered chicken tenders but it wasn't as good. It was not as crispy and dry on the inside. Don't forget to get a slice of pie if you have room! Banana cream pie is my go to!

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