I love this Wetzel Pretzels addition. I haven't been to Vegas for years so I am not sure when they…read moreput this in here. I loved how the placed had enough guests to ensure the dogs and pretzels were not sitting in there for too long before being sold. I got my jalapeno dog and it was bomb diggity. Staff members were friendly and efficient. It is nice to know they have such a nice variety of eateries in Barstow station now.

We made a pit stop at Barstow Station. Hubs and I left the car first then we switched watching…read moregrandpup. Doc surprised each of us with some cheesy sausage snacks that looked like mini corn dogs or pig in a blanket. No skimping but the fully loaded bags were indeed filling. I ate two of mine then shared the rest with Doc who had gotten herself a giant looking pretzel all from Wetzel's Pretzels. First time even hearing that name, but catchy sounding, right? We had a cooler full of water, soda and snacks but these were like a delightful yummy icing on a cupcake.

I came to Auntie Anne's for an almond pretzel. When I walked up to order, I had to wait while two…read moreemployees--one from Subway and one from Auntie Anne's--finished their conversation. After waiting a bit, I politely said, "Excuse me," so I could place my order. As I started ordering, the employee cut me off and asked, "Bites or pretzel?" I replied, "An almond pretzel." She seemed a little annoyed and told me it would take about 7-8 minutes. I said, "No problem." I went to take my check to my car, came back, and it still wasn't ready. Again, I said, "No problem," and went to the restroom. When I returned, she was still making it. Once I finally received my pretzel, it was burnt. I politely asked if I could have a new one. She agreed but told me that the caramel is what makes it look burnt. I explained that I've been to this location several times before and have never received a burnt almond pretzel. She remade it, but unfortunately the second pretzel was undercooked. I was really disappointed because I enjoy Auntie Anne's, but the customer service and the quality of the food during this visit did not meet expectations. I hope management addresses both the customer service and food consistency so future customers have a better experience.

Unfortunately, not the best experience with Auntie Anne's. It's next to Subway within the Walmart…read moreSupercenter. They didn't have many pretzel selections at the time we were here. Dough was still rising... that's what we were told LOL. All they had was bite size pretzels in cinnamon sugar. So that's what we bought even though we wanted the sweet almond pretzel. Also they can't take any coupons because their system is mingled with Subway... that's what we were told LOL. So be it! Staff was nice. Dining tables could be cleaner. Pretzel availability definitely could be a whole lot better. Prices are okay. Will we be back? Only if my daughters are desperate for a pretzel LOL. I'm okay without a pretzel so I can wait for another Auntie Anne's. Happy Pretzeling!

Great food unique very German cant serve German wines…read moreStd deli fare Great staffing Needed citywide next door to Lake Arrowhead Blue Jay, La Canada CA, etc Super German dishes German beers served Clean modern Have take out 2 Huge bread pretzels & mustard Must try in Big Bear Try the Currywurst meal

Vegetarians rejoice! A whole dedicated menu awaits…read more Potato soup potato soup potato SOUP. My sandwich (hummus) was good and a massive portion especially for the price, but that potato soup will live in memory as one of the best I've ever had. Husband had the hot pastrami and loved it so much he wanted to go back the next day. (But sadly for him he wasn't hungry enough and we had to drive back to LA. ) We also got a German Chocolate cheesecake and it was fantastic. 10 outta 10 would definitely come back next time we're up there.

It happened again.... Mark my words, this is the last time I'll come here. To avoid the issue last…read moretime of receiving burnt pretzels I asked for them to be cooked fresh. Gave it to my kids and they began eating it. Maybe an hr later I asked my autistic son for one and upon my inspection HAIR! A piece of hair was baked into the pretzel. Photo attached... not only are these people rude (check my previous reviews) but this specific location is disgusting... Never EVER again

Not sure which one this is for but I'm going for the one closest to Red Robin. Pretzel was fine but…read morethe customer service was terrible. Store manager has no personality and acts like you're bothering her buying a pretzel from there. Name on receipt Xitlalic G. Anytime she is there I won't buy from her wouldn't want to bother her.

We stopped by Front Taproom with my sister and her husband, so we were a party of four. The…read moreatmosphere was really nice, fun, and lively! It was definitely packed when we went. Our waitress, Hannah, was really nice. She introduced herself right away, took our drink orders, and was very friendly. We got our appetizer pretty quickly, but our main food did take about 30 minutes to come out. Since the restaurant was so busy, it was understandable, but it was definitely a bit of a wait. For food, we tried a few different things: Patty Melt on gluten-free bread: 3/5 It was okay. Elote Tots: 5/5 SO GOOD! Definitely one of the highlights. Taproom Burger: 4/5 Really good! California Hot Dog: 3/5 It was okay. Strawberry Lemonade & Regular Lemonade: 10/10 AMAZING! Two of us had the strawberry lemonade and two had the regular lemonade, and we absolutely loved them. We had a good experience! The ambience was fun, the drinks were amazing, and Hannah was very sweet. The food was a little hit or miss depending on what you order, and there was a wait for our entrées, but the elote tots and lemonades are absolutely worth trying!

Always love stopping by the lakefront taproom! They have great food and great views! They are…read morefamily-friendly and have activities for the kids (coloring books) and it's easy to accommodate kids at the tables. The menu is great whether you're in the mood for appetizers and drinks, a full meal, or both! They do classic bar food and also great salads. Easy to find something for everyone and they can accommodate different dietary restrictions. Everything we've had is always great so you can't go wrong. It's fun to watch the hustle and bustle of the Village and the boats and ducks on the water. They also have some TVs by the bar inside with sports on too. Worth checking out if you're at the Village!

First timers out here in BB. We found this place easily off our map. In the heart of the village…read more Parking was a piece of cake beings it was early April. No wait to sit but I can see how it's kinda small place and a wait could easily happen. The nitty gritty here is that Jeffery was on his game as a bartender/server. He had help from a hostess and a buss man who helped out expeditiously. The food was smashed a So Cal Burger with $5.00 extras for fries were the shit!! We split that. BBL beers were easy on the throat. The Red and the Pale Ale. You are welcome!

Great service very poor food…read more There was not a single dish that was not complained about by our party of 15. Only one restroom was available and it was the one without the baby changing station.

Best food and fastest service in town everyone that works here is amazing…read more We eat here at least twice a week on average Also one of the more affordable places as well and the most chill vibes/ atmosphere Hazy ipa is my favorite

The service, the food, the beers, and the local vibes were all excellent…read more We dropped in for lunch on a semi-busy Saturday. We were able to find a table for our party of ten inside. We each walked up to the counter and placed our orders. While waiting, we enjoyed the cozy interior and a live band on the patio. We ordered a few sandwiches, huge pretzels, and a cheese flatbread for the kiddos. I ordered the cold 6" Knuckle Sammy, and it was filled generously with deli meats and fresh ingredients. A very satisfying sandwich. Other sandwiches enjoyed included the Meatball, Pastrami Reuben, and Wrightwood Philly. The pretzels were fantastic, hot and soft, and came with a tasty cheese dip. The beers on tap were terrific. I had the Seasalt & Lime Lager, which was cold and refreshing. I got to try Hazy IPA, which was good, and if you like sours, the Plum Sour is worth a try. They also have hard seltzer and non-alcoholic beverages in the cold fridge next to the cashier. The staff was kind, and the service was excellent. They brought out our orders to where we were sitting. Plenty of TV monitors to enjoy some sports. They also have local activities and special menu items on certain days.

Hey Pretzel is our favorite place to get amazing, fresh baked pretzels (cacio e pepe ones are THE…read moreBEST!) They also have some sweets (cookies and zebra cake!) on their menu which we've ordered for gatherings, celebrations, and gifts! Everything is baked to order and their items are always crowd pleasers! Highly recommend!

Heyyyyy PRETZEL! I love your name, it's super cute. After having a four pack or super tasty, warm,…read morechewy freshly baked pretzels delivered to me, I love you too! If you like pretzels and live in the area, don't think just order :)

Kiley had a wonderful attitude and was very knowledgeable about the products. She also made…read moredelicious pretzels quickly. Her positivity went a long way. Fresh hot pretzels in a short time was refreshing compared to the Brea location that takes 20 mins to have anything ready and often served with terrible attitudes.

I thought all Wetzel's Pretzels locations were located inside a mall. Evidently, this location…read moreproved me wrong lol. I had a $5 off reward to use on my Wetzel's account, and it was going to expire in a week. I was originally planning to use it at the Lakewood or Cerritos locations, which are much closer to me. However, after catching a movie at the nearby Regal Cinemas, I spotted this standalone Wetzel's Pretzels and figured why not use my $5 reward here instead? And also to see how it would compare to the locations I've been to inside a mall. When I came in, the first thing I noticed was how long the front counter was; it ran almost the length of the pretzel shop! In the back was where they made the pretzels, and you could see a little bit of how they roll the dough into the pretzel shapes. Faith was the employee who rang me up, and her service was more like whatever. Like she was helpful in answering my questions, but she had more of an eh kind of attitude that I think she would much rather have been watching a movie at the aforementioned Regal instead. As an example, I asked Faith what the three-fingered orange symbol was next to some of the menu items, and she had no clue (or maybe pretended?) as to what I was saying. I had to be more descriptive as if English were her second language, and she finally understood what I meant. Those orange symbols signified menu items that were available only at this location. And just when I was considering getting a Jalaroni pretzel, which I've gotten several times at the Lakewood and Cerritos locations, I was sold on trying an item that I could *not* get at either of the malls. The two Twistz, Pizza Bomb and Triple Grilled Cheese, were both exclusive to the La Habra location, and even when there was a photo of the Pizza Bomb, it was hard for me to make sense out of what exactly it was. Faith's response to my initial inquiry of the Pizza Bomb simply was to look at the photo, but I wanted her to clarify more about what it was. Since the Pizza Bomb felt like a Triple Grilled Cheese with some marinara and pepperoni replacing some of the cheese in the Triple Grilled Cheese, I went with the Pizza Bomb. With my $5 off, the Pizza Bomb came to about $4 plus tax, and Faith asked if I would like some dipping sauce to go. When I asked her how much it'd be, she said a couple of dollars, which would have been half of what I'd pay for the discounted Pizza Bomb. Since I didn't want 1/3 of my total cost to be a dipping sauce, I passed on a sauce, thinking that the marinara and pepperoni inside the Pizza Bomb would suffice. Faith did mention to me that they are made to order, so it would be about a 15-minute wait. I appreciated her mentioning that to me so I wouldn't be sitting there wondering why it would be taking so long when they already have a display case of baked pretzels that are ready for the taking. They have five small tables and chairs by the pickup counter facing the window, so I sat at one while I was waiting for my order. At the pickup counter, I noticed they had a bunch of copies of coupons for $1 off Oreo Bitz and $1 off Mozzarella Stickz. However, I noticed the fine print of the Mozzarella Stickz coupon indicating that it had expired in August of last year! Why give out expired coupons? To deceive the customer?! Even though the Oreo Bitz coupon wasn't past expiry, I didn't take one since the Oreo Bitz looked overly sweet to eat them all in one sitting. After a 20-minute wait, Faith handed me my takeout bag while mentioning to be careful since the Pizza Bomb was still hot. I grabbed a handful of napkins from the napkin dispenser on the pickup counter to prepare for the amount of grease I was expecting from the Pizza Bomb. I was hoping the Pizza Bomb would taste bomb, but it unfortunately bombed instead. The pretzel dough was overly thick so as to overpower the taste of the marinara and pepperoni. I would have tasted much more pizza had I gotten a Jalaroni Pretzel with some marinara dipping sauce instead! I kind of regretted not getting the Triple Grilled Cheese because I feel I would have liked that much better, even if it wouldn't exhibit a pizza-like taste. Their loaded bitz are also exclusive to the La Habra location, but they sounded pretty rich and heavy, like enough to call it a dinner. Overall, I'm glad I tried this standalone Wetzel's Pretzels location, but I don't think it's that much different than a mall location. I certainly didn't hate my experience here, but I definitely didn't love it either, so I think 3 stars is fair, even though I would have been pretty unhappy had I paid full price for that Pizza Bomb.

We're definitely a pretzel-loving family, and whenever we visit the Antelope Valley Mall, we…read moreusually grab a pretzel from Wetzel's Pretzels--they're always delicious! My daughter's friend recommended we try Pretzelmaker, so on our next visit, we decided to pick up some pretzel bites for my granddaughter. She couldn't tell the difference, but when we tried them, they definitely weren't fresh or good. There's simply no comparison between Wetzel's and Pretzelmaker. 11/12/24

The pretzels wafting through the air called to me! I love a doughy soft pretzel and this one hit…read morethe spot. The worker was so nice and happy to see a customer! The pretzel was amazing, I just wish they had gluten free options. Clean and easy to locate this stand!