I can't believe I've lived here for so long, driven by countless times, and never stopped in. I'm…read moreso glad I finally did! From the moment we walked in, the service was warm and welcoming. The food came out fresh, hot, and packed with flavor. We ordered the chilaquiles and the machaca. The chilaquiles were definitely my favorite, while my husband really enjoyed the machaca. The restaurant has a lively atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. We'll definitely be back!

Unfortunately, this was a disappointing experience. The service started off okay, but things went…read moredownhill when our food arrived. When we pointed out that we had ordered regular fries, the waitress insisted they didn't even carry regular fries and said she had heard us order home-style fries, even though she had acknowledged our order twice when we placed it. That was frustrating. My husband also ordered a T-bone steak but was served a sirloin instead. As for my meal, I ordered the special omelet, and it was nothing special. It lacked flavor, and the cheese didn't complement the dish. The home-style potatoes were simply sliced potatoes that were overly greasy and dripping with oil. Overall, it was a very disappointing dining experience. I hope the restaurant pays closer attention to order accuracy, food quality, and the details that make for good customer service. Unfortunately, based on this visit, I don't plan on returning.

You have to get the Buscuits and Gravy. Its the ones with the beef patty, not the eggs benedict and…read moregravy, those have ham and not as good. The items labeled POPs Favorite are TOP NOTCH! Took 3 different friends here and all loved it! The waffle is amazing also. I love the service and classic vibe it has. It reminds you on old classic diners.

This never happened before But it happened today I pay my…read moreticket and expect to get my change back but to my surprise I didn't. I guess Pops needed more than me. Not coming back here again.

Service was good, food was good. My breakfast plate came with a small hash browns and my wife's…read moreplate came with a big order of hash browns. What's up cook? When asked what kind of bread I wanted I asked if I could get flour tortillas instead. I got 3 small corn flour sized tortillas Got the bill and saw I was charged.99 for the tortilla while my wife's toast was good sized. If I knew there was a charge, I might have asked for the toast. I also noticed after I paid the bill that there was an adjustment for not paying cash. $2.30. Here I went 14 miles away to try this place that friends had told me about, Now I know what to expect

If you are looking for an old school dinner ambiance this is the place to be at. They tend to get…read morebusy so you might need to wait a bit. Many good options to choose from for breakfast. Service was good they all seem to help each other is they are backed up. I was looking forward to the pancakes and they did not disappoint. Chocolate shake was the perfect sweetness. Bacon was really crispy. I do want to go back to try other food options.

First time here after passing this diner for years. There's accessible parking in the small center,…read morewhich makes it pretty easy to get in and out. Walking inside, it definitely gives off that classic, old-school diner vibe. We were seated right away since it wasn't too busy at the time. The menu is huge, almost overwhelming, so it took us a minute to decide what to order. We kept it simple and went with the traditional pancakes, eggs, and bacon, plus a California burger. The portions were decent, but overall, the food quality was just okay. Nothing terrible, just not particularly memorable, it had a bit of that "cheap" taste to it. That said, the service really stood out. Our server was kind and patient, especially while dealing with my little one being a bit of a handful, which I definitely appreciated. Overall, I'd say it's a solid option if you're looking for a late-night sit-down spot and want to avoid fast food. While I personally wouldn't go out of my way to come back, it wasn't a bad experience. 4 stars, mainly for the friendly service, even though the food didn't quite hit for me.

We had a table of 12, and our server was phenomenal. So sweet, attentive, and smiling the entire…read moretime. Sorry I didn't catch your name!!! Food is your average american breakfast like dennys and ihop, but I will say that the portions are a smudge more generous. You get what you order, but taste is nothing super memorable. With how great the service is here, I would choose this place (and probably this location) over another breakfast spot for our big family to dine at again!

It's been a while since I've been to a restaurant like Jenny's Country Kitchen. From the moment you…read morewalk in, you are made to feel welcome by everyone in there. Our waitress, though I forgot her name, was exceptional. She greeted us when we sat at the table and gave us some good recommendations on what to try. I had the chilaquiles verdes with carne asada and they were really good! I don't usually have green chilaquiles but these were excellent. The salsa had the right amount of flavor in it paired with some potatoes and beans. I also felt it was a very big portion of food, especially for what we paid. I would say I definitely want to come back to try some of the other items on the menu here. The menu was massive with so many different things to try and it all looked really good. Everyone right down to the owner and the Bussers were super friendly and said goodbye to us as we left. It was a very heartwarming experience and that type of hospitality goes a really long way!

Here's a polished version of your review that keeps your personal style while improving the flow,…read moregrammar, and readability. My fiancée and I were pleasantly surprised by this place. Although there is parking in the front, it's very limited. We later found there is much more convenient parking in the back, which I definitely recommend using. As soon as you walk in, you can tell it's a family-owned, mom-and-pop restaurant. Even though the dining area is small, it feels warm, welcoming, and comfortable. It also seems to be a favorite among the locals, which is always a good sign. The service was excellent. The staff frequently checked on us, kept our water glasses full, and happily accommodated my fiancée's special request for her meal. The food was fantastic. My fiancée ordered the Wet Burrito without the cheese on top. It came with chips, and even though they were in the sauce, they somehow stayed crispy throughout the meal. She loved every bite. I ordered the chicken and waffles with whipped cream and strawberries. The chicken was fried to perfection--crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and well-seasoned throughout without being overly breaded. The waffles were delicious and paired perfectly with the toppings. We also shared a biscuit with gravy. The biscuit was soft, fluffy, and moist enough that it honestly didn't even need the gravy. That said, the gravy was rich, flavorful, and not overly salty, making it a great complement. Overall, we had a wonderful experience. The food, service, and atmosphere all exceeded our expectations. I highly recommend giving this place a try--and don't forget to park in the back!

Was reading about their delicious vegan options and decided to come by and try their vegan…read morejackfruit burrito bowl which was so smoky and delicious. The bowl is what's in the burrito without the tortilla and included hash browns, just egg, the "brisket" cheez, and sauce. It was amazing!! The flavors were worth it. I also tried their mushroom Korean inspired sub which was also delicious. The faux meats are so flavorful! I would get the vegan brisket again though. If you're vegetarian you can also use real eggs and cheese. They also have meat options. It's not a true brick and mortar anymore. Seems like there is a cooking station at the front of a hip coffee shop instead with seating. Super friendly guys!

So I was told that this small pop up from DTLA had moved to Pico Rivera, inside Brewjeria. I…read moreordered the Brisket Burrito and it did not disappoint. Meat was tender, fried eggs on point, and hash browns were nice and crispy. Plenty of parking as well. Great job Rize Kitchen. See you soon

First time at this location and the staff was so friendly and welcoming…read more They told us about future events and how we should visit them during these events for fun filled nights. The pies were limited but it's understandable due to the demands of their delicious pies. We were helped by a friend staff member and helped me with my coupon for a free slice of pie. The ambiance was calm and quiet and the staff member event showed us their back space for future get togethers with family and friends.

Love this place. Happy they have a sugar-free apple pie that is delicious for our diabetic family…read moremembers. The crust and filling are all delicious. We like to get the eggs benny and kids breakfast meals are a great deal for what you get. The tuna sandwich is okay in a pinch. The sides mashed potatoes are made w fresh, whole potatoes, so good. I dont know why this diner is rated so low, we are picky and love it.

I didn't even know this place existed so close to home. It's a small, classic mom-and-pop diner…read morewith a strong local regular crowd. I got lucky and grabbed a parking spot right up front as someone was leaving. Funny enough, during just one visit I ran into two people I knew. One friend told me she's been bringing her kids here since they were little, and another said he's been coming here forever. The place is small and cozy -- only a couple of four-top tables, a few two-seaters, and an old-school counter bar setup. I happened to get one of the larger tables at the right time. The breakfast portions were hearty and really good, and my little one loved the pancakes. I noticed a lot of regulars ordering lunch too, so I'd definitely come back to try that next. The menu is your traditional American diner style bacon cheeseburgers, pastrami, tuna melts, breakfast plates, and all the classics. The gentlemen taking care of me and my little one was really nice. I'll be back.

CASH ONLY!!! There's…read morea small parking lot in the back and street parking. It's a really small cozy cafe. They have small tables along the sides of the walls and bar seating style. We ordered the Chorizo & Eggs and Pastrami & Eggs. Both dish comes with either hash browns or home fries & toast. Didn't realize until after we ordered that the lady didn't even ask us if we wanted hash browns or homes fries. Either way, we didn't have an option so home fries were given to us. In the end, the home fries were good but I also love me some hash browns. Also, my husband prefers over easy eggs and unfortunately the yolk was too runny. Overall, it's a cozy lil cafe for the locals. Food was good. Def would come back.

Well, when you first enter Arthur's, it's like going into your grandmother's kitchen or your…read morefriend's grandmother's kitchen or mother's kitchen or home. The ambience is very nostalgic and they serve you in mugs which is a cute experience, different, I guess donated by people from the community. I lenjoy their breakfast and once you have breakfast at Arthur's, it keeps you pretty full for the rest of the day and it fuels you and fills you. Very, very delicious and wholesome. There is no bacon or sausage or STEAK like that of Arthur's, either. Eggs all good and nothing fake. We eat the homestyle potatoes or just a breakfast sandwich with a side of chili for lunch with crackers. Their waffles and French toast are wonderful! Especially with strawberry. Fresh squeezed orange juice is a treat and must try their huevos rancheros. Device is awesome either way eat in or take out--they always get it right.

I like Arthur's and have always enjoyed going there, although I don't visit as often as I'd like…read more Overall, I think their prices are decent, but I was really surprised by the price of their OJ. At the last minute, I added a small orange juice for my son without realizing how much it cost. The small was $6.75, while the large was $10.99, which I feel is pretty expensive for orange juice. It had been a long time since my last visit, so I was definitely caught off guard by the price increase. Unfortunately, when I tasted the orange juice, it also seemed watered down and had way too much ice. For that price, I expected much better quality. I understand prices can increase over time, but for the amount being charged, I would expect a great-tasting drink. I still like Arthur's, but I'll definitely think twice before ordering the OJ again.

We came to Norms Restaurant on Friday night for a quick dinner, and we had such an amazing…read moreexperience! Our server, Abner, truly went above and beyond. He was incredibly courteous, attentive, and thoughtful. Not only did he provide excellent service, but he also made great conversation and made us feel so welcomed. My husband and I were honestly blown away. We already come here often because we love the food and the coffee, but Abner made this visit extra special. He definitely knows what great service looks like! Thank you, Abner, for such a wonderful experience -- we will absolutely be back just to be served by you again. This guy deserves a raise! I

Pros - Fun retro throwback vibe...never has orange looked so cool. Free parking. Generous portions,…read morewith salad and soup and your entree. It's a lot of food. As for the food 3/5...well uh...overall OK. Veggies were two kinds of zucchini (yellow and Italian) and one ling slice if red pepper...but they were mushy and overcooked. Tasted good, but all the nutrients cooked out. The meatloaf was smothered in gravy, which looked appetizing, but it ate salty (I know salty is subjective, as my companion thought the salt level was fine)...but the two slices were burned on one side, and looked like a jigsaw puzzle...but I enjoyed it even though the sauce was covering up a collage of meatloaf. 2/5. The salad was good...clean cold and the dressing (mine Bleu cheese, and hers was 1000 island) this was a solid basic salad 5/5. Her entree was steak, she asked for medium...it cane well done. It was tender though and had grill marks...4/5. The kitchen needs to bone up on the cook for medium versus well done. Our meal came with soup ( I got split pea, she got the gumbo) ....both were large bowls so impressive but both also cane to table cold. The split pea was goopy thick...tasted like split pea tho. The gumbo (potato and sausage in a tomato base) got packed up, so don't know if she liked it as a leftover. The food is average, filling due to generous portions...and all the courses ( salad, soup, entree). Service was efficient but no checkins for refills of water or soda. The check arrived without having to ask, and it was nice to be given permission to take our time and not rush...you pay at the front. It's crowded for breakfast and lunch on a Saturday but it cleared out at 2 pm, so we took our servers advice and had a nice leisurely three hour lunch. The guy who bussed our table was nice and got rid of our pile of used dishes at least twice without having to be asked so we could enjoy a cleaner table.