My cousin doesn't live far from this place. We needed to grab a quick bite before going to his…read morehouse. My husband got the breakfast chorizo burrito and I got the burger combo. Everything was good. I loved my burger. The amount of fries they give you with the combo is a lot!! I loved how the breakfast burrito had potato in it. It was a huge burrito. If I'm ever in the area again. I would come here.

I used to live a few minutes away from Jim's, but only came here once many years ago, before my…read morerecent visit. My family was craving a breakfast burrito so I brought them here, because they serve breakfast items all day. I noticed they had a grill with open flames and thought their burgers must have that nice smoky charred taste, so I got a pastrami cheeseburger. The breakfast burritos were both good and filling, but there was nothing about it that stood out over some of the other burger spots around Monrovia. The pastrami cheeseburger unfortunately had no charred flavor at all. It didn't even have any grill marks, so I'm not sure what the open flame was reserved for. What tasted like thousand island dressing overpowered the beef and pastrami, so I mostly tasted the sweet sauce. Well, we got what we were craving, but I was left disappointed. That's just me expecting too much from a $11. burger, from a place that has the same name as me, and the word 'Burger' in its name.

Fast service, reasonable prices, nice area, burgers are great and most menu options as well.read more

Takes credit. Has their own parking lot…read more Seating inside and outside. Breakfast burrito- one meat- $10 Mix burrito- ham, bacon, sausage $11.50 Decent size burrito. Good balance of ingredients- hashbrown, egg meat. Could be bigger and packed with more meat. I think Arties burger has bigger. I like they don't add excess salt. So you can season yourself. Zucchini sticks $6.45- very good. Thick zucchini. Better than zucchini fries from Lucky Boys in Pasadena Onion rings $6.45 Chili cheese fries $6.45

What a great experience I had here at EAT FANTASTIC , I placed my order in the drive-thru and the…read moresweet kind enthusiastic lady taking my order was top notch...I truly hope this YELP REVIEW gets to the management because I was having a bad day!! Monday @ 4-5pm I believe her name was Natalie a true jewel!! GDC

Had the breakfast here. Decent prices. But the pancakes had parts that were uncooked batter and was…read moregross mulch. The egg whites had green in some spots. I'm sure it was just discoloration of some sort but I don't. The caramel iced coffee tastes strange. Just a little disappointed.

Drive through is on your right side, It's kinda rare but it…read morestill happens. The cashier did a real reach to take my card and hand my drink. Looks very spacious inside. I ordered a bacon avocado cheese burger, Very good portion and tasted pretty good.

It was my husbands & I,1st time having lunch there indoor dining and the burger & chili cheese…read morefries are deff a 10 out of 10 fresh. Service was exceptional & Ambiance was really chill & relaxing. Deff will be returning.

Very nice guy, food was great this time around had Da OG. But will be looking forward to a pop up…read moreagain.

I love trying new foods and a Ube bun burger was the star that night. It was unique and flavorful…read more Loved the homemade pickles. The burger itself was juicy a unique twist on a burger and loved every bite. The service was great he he's amazing. Such a nice and friendly guy. She happened to have his set up outside of an arcade brewery. A perfect location for both drink drinks and unique street food. Hopefully, I'll get to run into him again in my future outings. Thank you chef Darko for the delicious unique experience!

This place has some items that are amazing and other ones that you can just do without…read more I came here for Dine La for lunch and here's what I felt about their menu. First off, the takoyaki octopus balls were full of flavor. I feel that this place does them really well. You don't feel overwhelmed by any seafood tastes and instead, you get well balanced flavor throughout every bite with the combination of the ball itself, the sauces and the flakes on top. Next is the omurice. The egg is cooked to perfection and tastes absolutely amazing. The curry, however, which was recommended by the waiter over the Demi glaze, tasted exactly like the Vermont curry cube you get in the grocery store, so I'm not sure why he recommended that over the Demi glaze. The fried rice within the omurice was alright too. Originally, I wanted to get the tonkatsu omurice but got it on the side as the choice wasn't available for the lunch menu. I would suggest doing without the tonkatsu because it was dry and there's a million and one places that can do tonkatsu better than this place. Honestly, I wish I had the opportunity to cut the omurice myself and choose how much curry I put on it, but the staff did that instead, which I guess made for a good video, but took away from my innate desires to cut the egg on my own haha. Next, the ramen tasted pretty basic like what you could get at any ramen shop. For the chicken wings, I've never had chicken wings in this flavor. They were really really good and I would definitely recommend the wings. For the desserts, I enjoyed both the matcha and the snow globe. I'm not sure what I enjoyed more, however. The snow globe is a gelatin and it doesn't really have too much flavor until you get to the parts with the flower. Plus the little clear balls have a nice flavor and texture. For the matcha, it has an interesting texture and then an interestingly light, yet deep matcha flavor. Oh the drinks. The Thai tea tastes exactly like how it does everywhere else. The amazing lemonade is a lemonade with a few slight modifications, like with cucumber and maybe some other things as well. For the service, it's pretty good here. Everyone is pretty attentive. There are three things at the table, such as cayenne pepper and two other bowls you can add to your dishes to add flavor. I forgot the name of the one I liked but it looked kind of like pork floss or loose tea, and that one had a lot of flavor. I think what's most appealing about this place is the ambiance because you can like sit in a honeycomb, there's fancy designs everywhere and you feel like you're in a different place. I think it's a good restaurant but it's kind of weird how some things here are amazing and some are just okay.

I got their chicken ramen, which I thought was alright. It had really strong chicken flavor, and…read moretheir noodles were pretty standard. The restaurant has different chili powders on each table, which I really appreciated since I love spicy food. I do think the broth was quite salty, but maybe that's just how ramen is. The interior of the restaurant is absolutely gorgeous. It has plenty of seating, and the restrooms are very clean. Parking is kind of limited, however, so I recommend avoiding peak dinner/lunch hours. Servers were very kind and efficient.

Awesomeness all around. Dogs,chili cheese fries pastrami ALL…read moreGOOOOOD! Not a huge dinibg room, outside seating too. Tip-Top service with a smile.

I'm almost speechless, but I guess I do have to write something don't I?…read more This legendary casual eatery is everything you want it to be: fresh ingredients, friendly service, delicious food and generous quantities. I don't know where they got the name for their fantastic Sycamore Sandwich, but it's a pastrami reuben with cole slaw instead of sauerkraut, and it very well could be the best I've had outside of New York. Thin, mostly lean pastrami stacked with Swiss cheese, coleslaw, and homemade Thousand Island dressing served hot on grilled rye bread. A heavenly handheld! The thin, crispy onion rings were cooked perfectly, to where the coating was almost falling off, and just oily enough to give moisture and flavor, but not greasy. The fresh, thin, hand cut fries were great by themselves but then add the beef chili and melted cheese, it could be a great meal by itself. Don't forget the Patty Melt, too. Old fashioned, comfort food that you order at the counter or drive through that's worth a side trip if you're anywhere close (or even not close) to Pasadena.

So happy to see more Xi'an food popping up around SGV, especially when it's done this well. As…read moresomeone born and raised in Xi'an, the flavors here felt genuinely authentic, and I already know I'll be back. We ordered the Youpo Noodles with Beef Brisket, Marinated Beef Sandwich, and Cumin Lamb Sandwich. The marinated beef sandwich was the standout. They absolutely nailed the execution, from the tender, flavorful meat to the texture of the bread. I would come back for this alone. It immediately took me back to eating rou jia mo from a street cart while walking around Xi'an, which is about the highest compliment I can give it. The noodles were freshly handmade, wonderfully springy, and completely soaked with flavor. The beef brisket made them even more satisfying. The cumin lamb sandwich was the only item I felt slightly on the fence about. The filling was good, but I personally wanted a little more seasoning and a stronger cumin flavor. The interior is spacious and clean, service was fast and painless, and there is plenty of parking in the lot. Such a great addition to Arcadia and easily one of the better Xi'an spots I've tried in the area.

I liked this noodle spot way more than I thought I would! It looked like just another noodle spot,…read morebut they really do have good noodles! We had a party of 8, but they were able to accommodate us with a reservation made in advance. Also, they are halal, so it's great for eating here with friends who might have that dietary restriction. After getting seated, you scan the QR code on the table to place your order. I shared the Youpo Noodles with Fried Eggs with Tomato and the Youpo Noodles with Special Beef Paste. Both were very flavorful, and I loved the texture of the noodles. They were perfectly chewy. We got "mildly spicy," and it was just right. But be warned, I heard that ordering spicy is VERY spicy, so choose your spice level with caution! Parking can get tricky here since there's only a small parking structure, so make sure to allow extra time for that!

Amazing food, never fail to amaze me. pinoy pride as always. People were so helpful as well.read more

In-N-Out who?! Let's start with the service, super friendly and chatty. I even learned that the…read moreowner is the creator of Eggslut, which immediately made sense because they know what they're doing over here. He recommended the Amboy, and WOW. The sesame bun was actually one of the reasons I came because not enough burger spots offer one, and it did not disappoint. Everything was perfect, the way the onions were sliced and grilled, the sauce (dare I say better than In-N-Out ), and the quality of the meat was top tier. I also loved the old school diner vibe with the bar stools, plus all the Amboy swag. This is definitely my new go to when I'm craving a burger. I usually avoid Haven City because the parking lot is an absolute battle, but I will gladly fight for my life in that lot for this burger. Definitely trying the fries next time!

We stopped by for a quick lunch on the weekend, and this place did not disappoint…read more The bacon wrapped dates are amazing, if I have to recommend ordering one item, this would be it. The fried brussels sprouts were also super solid. It was a bit disappointing that they didn't have fries to go with the burgers, as the chips were kinda mid... but the burger itself was cooked perfectly and the blackberry barbecue sauce was divine. Would 100% recommend visiting.

A standard, hipster bar with heavy mixologist vibes and decent American food, the State is located…read moreon the main Myrtle Street strip in Monrovia that houses all the restaurants and shops. Parking is easy enough a block or so away, but finding a close spot is usually hit or miss on Myrtle due to how many restaurants are concentrated in a five block space. I went alone for a quick lunch. Service was exceptionally friendly and generally attentive, though it was a bit of a drag getting my bill settled as the lone server kept getting distracted by other tables and customers. Well, I got the State burger with no pickles and no thousand island sauce. I added bacon for $2.00 and swapped out the potato chips for fries for $1.50. It's happy hour all day until dinner, so the burger was discounted from $16 to $12, which is a good deal. The burger tasted great. The fries were good. The freshness of the lettuce and tomato on the burger actually stood out. I never realized how often you get slightly wilting lettuce at other places until I bit into this super fresh, crisp lettuce. I know that's a weird thing to mention, but it stood out. The only complaint I actually had was the amount of meat used in the burger patty. I think it's very small. They also sell a double smash burger, and I almost felt like this was a smash burger, cause the patty is so thin. It's not, but it's a disappointingly small amount of meat. Still, if you want drinks, it's a lovely looking bar. As I said, service is great. And I will come back for the burger. It's good and cheap, though I would gladly pay five dollars more for more meat. This time the burger was all I tried, but I can recommend. Give it a try for their all afternoon happy hour and the drinks.