Great ambiance, yummy food, and great service, thanks to our server Joey! If you're in the mood…read morefor Argentine food, I recommend you check this place out.

This is the first time eating at the Gaucho Grill. The food…read morewas excellent. I recently was in Argentina so good memories came back. Cristina was our server and she was fabulous. We will definitely be back.

I originally bookmarked the Rosemary Room for brunch, but we ended up coming for dinner instead. We…read moreordered the beef sliders, truffle Parmesan fries, and I had the hibiscus margarita. Everything was really good. The food was solid, and the pricing felt fair for today's world--not cheap, but not outrageous either. Honestly, since it's inside a hotel, my expectations weren't sky-high, but the food pleasantly surprised me. I'd definitely come back, especially to try their brunch. The reason it's four stars instead of five comes down to the atmosphere and staffing. The restaurant sits right in the hotel lobby with no walls, so you hear everything--hotel guests coming and going, music playing in the lobby, the TV from the bar, and general foot traffic. If you're looking for a quiet, relaxed dinner, this might feel a little overstimulating. Also, our waiter (who was great, by the way) seemed to be doing the job of about three people. He was taking orders, bringing drinks and food, running payments, and even delivering room service. The poor guy was working like he owed the hotel money. On a Friday night, they could definitely use more staff. That said, the food was good, the service was kind, and I'd still come back--next time probably for brunch.

The restaurant was nice and very clean! However I'm still confused how the process works on the…read moreseating. There were so many ways to get to a seat but we decided to go to the desk area to wait to be seated. We looked around and couldn't find anyone, so we asked a couple that was already seated and they said to just go grab a seat because the same thing happened to them. So once we grabbed our seats, the waiter went to the front desk and brought our menus. They were very nice and one was a Dallas cowboys fan, so she started playing like she couldn't serve me because of my Eagle hat. Anyway, we enjoyed the service and our waitress. As for the food, I ordered the fish tacos and they were ok. I'm not sure I would get them again. Also the kids meals looked very plain and boring (penne pasta with nothing on it and a cheese pizza). We did say we weren't going to really eat much because we were headed to Knott's Boysenberry Festival so we were saving room for that. Overall, it was a decent meal and nothing to write home about. There wasn't anything wrong because my kids ate their food and I thought my tacos were just ok. If you are staying in the hotel, I would suggest you see what's in the mall outside first and the hotel front desk will give you some great recommendations on food write out the door. OOO 3 out of 5 Afros

My family and I ate at Thirty Acres Kitchen twice during our stay at the Knott's Berry Farm resort,…read moreonce for dinner and again for the breakfast buffet in the morning. This restaurant is a hidden gem (super stunning decor) and one of the best hotel restaurants I've ever eaten at. They have an incredible selection and prices are decent. The breakfast buffet is well worth the price with a wide range of options. Service was great both times we ate here and I would absolutely return again. Thank you to them for also giving my daughter a delicious complimentary dessert to celebrate her birthday!

Unsafe Conditions, Dismissive Management & Unnecessary Security Call…read more I was dining at Thirty Acres Kitchen inside the Knott's Hotel when water started dripping directly from the ceiling onto me. There was also standing water on the floor with no wet floor signs, barriers, or any warnings whatsoever. This was a clear slip-and-fall hazard in a busy restaurant. I calmly brought it to the attention of the manager on duty, Julie, and pointed out how dangerous it was--especially for guests using wheelchairs or with mobility needs, this was particularly concerning. Instead of addressing the problem, she dismissed it as "not a big deal," refused to complete any incident report, gave me a negative attitude with a mean facial expression, and then called security on me as if I was the problem. When the young security guard arrived, he asked for my ID. I politely refused and explained the situation calmly--he looked surprised but not defensive. I have photos documenting the ceiling leak, standing water, and lack of signage. This experience was disappointing and unsafe, especially from a hotel restaurant attached to a family theme park. Management should prioritize fixing hazards and training staff to handle legitimate guest concerns professionally rather than escalating them. I hope Knott's / Six Flags investigates and improves. This was my first time coming to this restaurant.

Fun libations, spooky vibes, and all around great hangout spot, the Cauldron has elevated cocktails…read morethat are to die for. Service was highly attentive and made great recommendations, as it was our first time here. A great place to sit and talk with friends, lounge around, and get fun/novel "elixirs" We love a good themed place of drink, and we can't wait to come back :)

Perfect spot for a date or girls night!…read more Who knew this hidden gem was so close to Knotts Berry Farm! The ambiance is intimate and low lighting with no over loud music preventing you from chatting. All drinks here were great! I appreciated their fun take on a shot menu. If you're celebrating a birthday you get a birthday shot of your choice! Food and service also did not disappoint. Looking forward to coming back!

We had a team breakfast for 30. We called to ask if they could accommodate and they said yes and…read moreasked us to join the wait list and leave a note for party size. We did that, but somewhere in between our reservation notes were over looked. Our seating was not prepared when we arrived, but the manager worked with us to make it work so that our kids could get seated and fed. There was a lot of shuffling and chaos but they able to work with us and still make it happen. Food was good and service was attentive. Thank you!

Broken Yolk Cafe is my favorite brunch place that has me thinking about it days and months after!…read more Parking lot is packed when its busy. The wait is usually short if there is any at all even when busy. There is both booth and table seating available. The churro french toast is unlike anything else out of all the brunch places I've been to. It's the fluffiest and sweetest. The cream cheese icing is amazing with the cinnamon and sugar. The whip cream starts sliding off since the toast comes out hot, but it definitely pairs well with the icing, syrup, and french toast. The ranchero skillet comes with sauteed potatoes and egg on top. It was a good size for singular brunch or sharing! The french toast qualifies to be the best I've ever had. Absolutely unforgettable and on the top of my brunch favorites!

We have visited this CJ's location several times over the last year and have had a good experience…read moreeach time. Although CJ's was a much better restaurant from 1977-2005 when privately run by the Nickoloff family and took another quality hit when the otherwise excellent Landry's chain took over in 2010, the remaining locations, including this one, are still decent sit down, casual, and family dining restaurants. After visiting several times for lunch and dinner on both weekdays and weekends during both peak and non-peak hours, in our opinion, Yelpers who have complained about poor service both from servers and seaters as well as the seats being run down have not had a typical experience here. Although getting seated was a little slow on several of our visits, the people who seated did not have a bad attitude and on a few occasions it was our server. Although several of our servers here were friendly and attentive, Austin on our last visit, really did a good job. This is one of the only remaining CJ's that still has a salad bar and we have gotten it on several visits. We have also had the ribs and chicken pot pie at this location as well as some of their cocktails. Although it is sad that soup is no longer included in the salad bar, the food quality is still good and comparable to other renaming CJ locations such as in San Diego and Vegas (Henderson). This CJ's is located in a strip mall with limited parking and is across the street from Knott's Berry Farm. Parking can be difficult and the spaces are small, but we have always been able to find a spot so far. There are several other good restaurants in the area, but if you are visiting Knott's and want a sit down, casual, and family dining experience, this CJ's is a good choice and better than eating at Knott's--CJ's chicken pot pie is bigger and better than Mrs. Knott's Chicken Dinner Restaurant. The 3.1 current Yelp average for this CJ's location is too low--it should be a 4 star. It cannot be a 5 star unless the return to the former quality and quantity the restaurant had under the Nickoloff family.

5:30 reservation for 13 people, waited 45 min and still no help from manager .. that's why you got…read more3 stars as a restaurant girl... father's day too.

The garlic butter rolls…read more The combo plates. The brisket. The tri-tip. Tip: take the garlic roll and poke a hole the the side. Stuff your brisket inside and make a little sandwich. It's so good. The zero-proof delightful beverages. The service was fast and friendly. The booths are large and cushy. Highly recommend!!!

Four of us went here yesterday for lunch to celebrate a birthday. We were greeted and seated right…read moreaway. Our server was Tyler. He was EXCELLENT. He was personable, friendly, efficient and professional. He made our lunch experience really nice. I hadn't been here in a while. Our food was so good. The ribs and the Asian chicken salad were absolutely delicious. We will definitely be going back more often. Thank you for a great meal !

Great service and great atmosphere. Chris and many other servers attended 17 person party. We were…read moretaken care of, everyone in our party was drunk and happy.

I've been here a few times but recently had dinner here with my coworkers. It hits every time and…read moreis a perfect place to drink, yap, and grub! it can get really crowded so definitely try and get here earlier if you can: There's always plenty of things to do though since it's at The Source and there's so many shops and photobooths while you wait. The restaurant is pretty huge but it gets super loud! The screens are always playing kpop groups with music playing and its always fun to watch. For food, I've tried a lot of their menu and everything is so good and shareable. The korean fried chicken is crispy, not dry, and seasoned so well! A favorite amongst the group was the beef intestine, which I've never had before and was pretty impressed by. It was super juicy and paired well with the scallions and sauce. Another favorite of the group was the corn cheese. It was like a pizza but corn cheese. My absolute tried and true is the pork belly. It is soo good, especially with the kimchi, peppers, and roasted garlic cloves. It definitely is my personal favorite on their menu! I can definitely see why this place is so popular!