Ashlee was incredible. I have always enjoyed watching how the atmosphere changes when certain…read morepeople enter a room. I got to see the transistors not only when she left for her break, but also when she returned. Her being behind the bar made the experience here so much better. Such a great personality.

Stayed for five days all for business. I stopped in at the cutting board a few times coming in for…read morethe evening. All the restaurant staff were really pleasant especially Sarah. Though she kept busy, she was always super attentive. Thank you!

Part 2 of last night's date night was around the corner at Copehouse Bar. It had started raining,…read moreso we were grateful for the short walk to arrive. We seated ourselves at our favorite raised table in the corner on the far side of the bar. My husband and I stuck to traditional cocktails, and old fashioned and a Negroni. Our friends chose signature cocktails: the Turbo Granny and the Electric Feel. Now the Electric Feel was not just a drink, it was an experience. Our server explained to our friend that he should sip a little of the drink, then chew the Szechuan buzz bud for about 15 seconds, letting it coat his whole tongue, then enjoy the rest of the drink which would taste different afterwards. Our friend went through all those steps and said it was incredible, like all the flavors were enhanced along with different sensations in his mouth, kind of numb and tingly. His wife was not satisfied with his description of the experience, so she bought a Szechuan buzz bud for $2 and she said it was kind of like pop rocks. These buzz bud looks just like a little flower bud like the end of a dandelion once the seeds are blown away. It comes from a plant. Totally fascinating! We enjoyed our one cocktail each here and just had great conversation. It was a fun night because of the company, and also because we had a little adventure going to two amazing places!

We finally made it to Copehouse Bar & Bistro after living in SoCal for some time. It was Memorial…read moreDay weekend, and we decided to try local spots. We decided on weekend brunch, especially since there were endless mimosas. Our kids have a recollection of being down the class umbrella alleyway, so they were amazed when they saw it. A short while later, we were in front of the restaurant and were quickly seated by the staff. They didn't ask if we preferred outdoor or indoor seating, but we were seated inside right next to the kitchen. We heard that indoor seating was better for service anyway. The interior of the restaurant was "very fancy," and my daughter thought we were in a date spot. We knew we wanted French fries and opted for the garlic Parmesan fries. At first, the kids were weirded out by the arugula, but my daughter ended up enjoying it, noting the bitter and salty notes. My son devoured the entire plate (not the arugula) and asked for another round. We also ordered the lemon ricotta French toast, made from Brioche bread, lemon blackberry butter, whipped lemon ricotta cream, blackberries, mint, and maple syrup. They perfected the crispy exterior, which contrasted well with the fluffy bread. My wife ordered the breakfast pizza--a focaccia pizza topped with marinara, ham, spinach, fresh tomato, red onion, a sunny-side-up egg, and herb-infused maple syrup. This was really delicious with the tart, fresh tomatoes, the salty ham, and the sweet maple syrup. I ended up eating the sunny-side egg by itself, so we didn't get to try the pizza with the egg. Lastly, I ordered the steak and eggs, but it was sadly a small portion. I ordered it medium rare, and it came out medium. The seasoning was a bit strange and would have been better with simple salt, pepper, and garlic. The mimomas really made my wife happy. She started feeling it pretty quickly. She chose the pineapple juice while I got the traditional orange. Not sure if the alcohol made the food better or the other way around. I was brought to reality when I saw the expensive bill, though.

Excellent service from Regine. She looks professional and acts like one. Definitely an asset to the…read moretype of cliental this lounge offers . This place is located at the 17th floor of Yamaava. Bar available at night for certain guests, and also breakfast I believe starting at 0800. Love the pancakes with strawberries, and also the cup of chia seeds. Perfect ambiance. Personal service makes this place unique. 3-19-2026

Now this is a resort lounge I could get on board with! First, as most hotel lounges, it is self…read moreserve, but they do have table service. Food is plentiful. They have a salad, chips, deli meats different kinds of breads with spreads, pizza, Mac and cheese and desserts. The food was tasty, the husb enjoyed all the foods he got. I didn't eat many of the foods since the foods contain cheese or tomato. The servers were attentive, the husb asked for a beer that they had to look for and they found it! I wish they had more options for dessert though. The view is great from the lounge. We sat in a well lit area. You do have to pay a bit more for it, we splurged and stayed in the executive suites. The lounge is well kept, all the furniture looks great. The restroom was really clean. It is open until 2am. We came back down a bit after 1am, only the bar was open, no food :(. Great experience you have to do once!

I stumbled into this spot while walking my dog and was instantly into the vibe--the exposed brick,…read moregreen plant wall, and moody lighting make it the perfect place for a couple drinks and a small snack. The service was excellent; our server was incredibly attentive and kept checking in on us exactly when we needed them, which I really appreciated. The Drinks Beautifully presented and expertly mixed. The green cocktail was bright, refreshing, and had the perfect salt rim, while the pink one was a total standout with a gorgeous dried lime garnish and a sugar rim. The Fries Absolutely hit the spot. They were perfectly crispy, golden, and piled high with fresh cotija cheese and cilantro.

I came with my coworkers for a cute little brunch and we had a great time! It wasn't too crowded on…read morea Sunday around 11am. A few of us got some yummy cocktails but they have coffee options too not on the menu so just ask! My coworker got a really good horchata latte Lots of good brunch menu options and they also have their regular menu to order from as well. I got the chorizo & carnitas scrambled which was on a bed of potatoes and it was really delicious and filling.

This is a sweet basic sports bar. I was under the impression the breakfast menu had gluten free…read moreoptions. When we arrived they informed us the website is out of date... kinda shrugging. The waitress did check my order wouldn't be contaminated by gluten... but I was super disappointed.

Easy drinks! Excellent parking options! Food was yummy with plenty of room for leftovers as…read moreportions were well measured. Service was with a smile, easy to reach a server. Ambiance was that for families. Smooth. Easy and welcoming. Would return!

Had a chance to visit both the State in Rancho and Redlands. This review will be for Redlands…read more To put it simply- Amazing spot in the heart of Redlands. The quality of food was fresh, prepared just right, and the service was fast and welcoming. It's in the nice down town Redlands area so never too busy or loud, in the small city. Our server, Aubrey, was also AWESOME so definitly give her a raise lol. My buddies and I were wanting some steaks and drinks after work, and we were not disappointed. 100% will be back. The only thing to be weary of is if you get outdoor seating. Many folks downtown tend to smoke marijuana so sometimes the smell will make its way into the patio area.

Bomb diggity. Been here a number of times, and the food has always been consistent and good…read more Particularly the shrimp tacos, and bacon dates. Also the bartenders make some damn good drinks. The one gripe I have is that poutin is booty. Otherwise everything else is off the chain

My friends and I attempted to visit this place recently, but unfortunately decided to leave due to…read morethe extremely rude and disrespectful behavior from the hostess at the front. When we arrived, there was a group of three ahead of us, which was completely fine. Once it was our turn, one of my friends made a lighthearted joke just to lighten the mood, that's simply his personality. The hostess immediately responded with a very dry attitude, which we brushed off at first. However, things only got worse from there. As we stood there waiting, multiple groups who arrived after us were suddenly being attended to first. She was checking their IDs, writing their names down on the iPad, and letting them in before us, even though we had clearly been waiting longer. We eventually approached her and asked why our IDs hadn't been checked or our names added yet. She responded by saying she had told us to wait in line, which never happened. None of us were ever directed to a line. From that point on, her tone became increasingly condescending and disrespectful. When I told her that she should speak to customers more respectfully, she mockingly grabbed her ear and said, "What? I can't hear you, it's loud in here," even though it was not loud at all. It felt extremely immature and unnecessary. She also made comments about being the "senior hostess," but honestly, that title means nothing if customers are being treated poorly. Everyone has bad days, but that does not justify taking it out on guests. My friends and I are not the type to complain or leave reviews, but the attitude and behavior we experienced were genuinely inappropriate and unprofessional. We ended up leaving without even going inside. Unfortunately we did not get her name. But she is a white female with blonde hair and glasses, wearing a pink and white Renaissance style outfit and distinctive floral inspired eyeliner makeup that went all the way to her hairline. I'll admit, I eventually became frustrated and felt the need to defend myself and my friends because of how we were being spoken to. I'm not proud that the interaction even reached that point, but the way we were treated felt unnecessarily rude, dismissive, and disrespectful from the beginning.

Been here a couple of times now and love the 90's vibe and music playing! I love love Speakeasy's…read moreand this one at the Redlands Public Market does not disappoint!! First time I came, I brought my Son for his 21st birthday and we experienced it together which was so awesome. He appreciates the 90's and lives for video games, so it was up his alley. There are lots of vintage games to play, whether it was a game board, card game, video game or just to chill while you go down memory lane, you most definitely have options! It is a very thought out creative place and even their drinks, and food menu have a vibe on their own! I totally recommend ordering the adult lunchable special because it's a good snack starter and the best deal for your buck. It comes with a charcuterie style box with a cereal type dessert and two alcoholic drink pouches for one price. I really enjoy their smurf lagoon drink as well. The bartenders are quick even when it gets busy. Totally recommend to check this place out at least once!

A great place to eat and hangout with beer. Was seated right away on a Sunday afternoon. The…read moreservice was top tier and very tentative. Located in a very nice spot of Redlands with many other shops around to walk to after. The food are great and very affordable.

I am a regular at this establishment but will not be returning. The food is as good as you should…read moreexpect but the service is where I believe they fell short. I was there with my family and all the TVs were on different sports everything from hockey to Bull Riding and some MMA fights. My family and I are all practicing martial artists. I've been training 25+ years so naturally the sport we were interested in were the fights. One by one each TV that had the fights was changed to hockey. I asked my server about it and could he change one of the smaller TVs that I could see back to the fight. He left, came back and was told by his manager this was a family establishment. I'm not one to make a scene so I finished my meal, tipped my sever well as I do when they deserve it and I left a review stating my grievance on the tablet at the table as I paid my bill. The idea of it's a family establishment is bogus. I'm literally there with my family and every one of us trains BJJ and I myself train BJJ and judo and have had multiple professional fights in my younger years. My kids know this, and sometimes pull me up on YouTube to watch "Daddy fight" there's nothing virtuous about excluding one family because the unrealistic idea that another family might be offended. I was very disappointed and will not be back because I am a man of principle. I guess me and my family are just barbarians how dare we enjoy pugilistic contest. I spent a significant portion of my hard earned money to take my family there. Gas is $6 a gallon and everything is expensive, finneys needs to appreciate every customer that spends their hard earned money in their establishment. I will not be back. There are plenty of other places in town.