My friends and I went here for a cute little "fancy" date of sorts, just to hangout and have an…read moreexcuse to wear our cute dapper outfits. The food was pretty good and the atmosphere was pretty awesome too. For a late night out, I was already kind of "pre-gamed" to say the least, and I felt extremely comfortable inside of the restaurant, even inebriated. Amazing spot to grab some grub late night with friends, would go here again.

Food is mediocre over priced and oversalted--very basic pub food served in large portions to make…read moreup for the lack of anything of substance. The food comes out instantly because everything is pre-made and sitting, nothing is actually fresh, and if it is "fresh," it's fried. The beer isn't even cold. The service is okay, but the overpriced menu doesn't match what you actually get. I ordered a Cuban listed at $19, and they charged me almost $24. Same with the drink--they charged $17 for my drink when it clearly said 15 The ambiance is loud music and a lot of pretentious locals. This place sucks.

The Slip Bar is one of my favorite spots, and a big reason why is the atmosphere. Anissa, my…read morefavorite bartender, goes above and beyond to make sure everyone feels welcome. You can tell she genuinely cares about the people who walk through the door, and it makes such a difference. I also love their daily specials -- there's always something fun to look forward to, and it keeps things fresh. The camaraderie here is unmatched. It's the kind of place where you can relax, have a good time, and feel like part of a community. Highly recommend if you're looking for a laid-back spot with great energy and even better people.

We had a really good time here watching the Western Conference Finals! My husband had the lemon…read morepepper wings which he enjoyed, and 2 beers. I ordered the pastrami on rye (basically a Reuben) which was good. I wish it had more meat and it was half sliced, half chopped. Theirs seems to be all chopped up and crisped, which gives it a nice texture and almost bacon-y vibe. Messy but good. I had a side salad which was also good. Overall our meal was great and there were TVs visible from anywhere you sat, which is perfect for a sports bar. My big gripe is being charged $1 for pickles to go with a sandwich. Maybe you get more if they put them directly on the sandwich, but they forgot mine so the pickles came in a ramekin. 6 pickle slices for $1.

Had the pleasure of visiting this cute, French restaurant today. Parking was relatively easy in…read morefront of the restaurant, but if you need more parking, there's torrance crossroads right across. Right when we walked in, we were greeted by the hostess/waitress (possibly the owner?) who instantly made you feel welcomed with her energy. She seated promptly, and gave us some recommendations. We ordered the Pate en Croute, duck Burger, canard Confit, and peach Dessert. We enjoyed all the food, but felt it was a little under-seasoned (salt). The peach Dessert was a nice conclusion: coated with white chocolate, encased in a fluffy marshmallow-like texture, and filling inside, and not too sweet. They also have specific dinner events (by RSVP) on select nights! They have crepe, paella, and French dinner nights throughout the month. Overall, we enjoyed our late lunch, and would definitely come back to try their paella night!

Came here on a weekend morning. Place was busy enough. The lady at the cashier was busy with orders…read moreand serving sit down customers. Got the following items 1. Danish epinards 2. Almond Croissant 3. Quiche lorraine 4. Lemon mousse cake 5. Raspberry mousse cake 6. Italian sandwich: Liked the baguette but the mozarella was flavorless. Food came out quickly. Liked how the tables had hooks for purses even though I wasn't dining in. The pastry and quiche were okay. The cakes were all pretty good and would be what I'd come back for to try other flavors. Overall 3.5.

Best Halal Burger place in town! They use to be open back in the day and it was the spot. Glad they…read morereopened! They are family owned and operated. Very friendly and kind staff and owners. The food is always fresh and served piping hot. We just love the taste of the meat and quality. They recently made some changes to the interior so it's nice and cozy. We recommend the Philly cheese steaks and burgers.

Had an amazing first experience at Inferno Kitchen Halal. Was greeted by a kind man who I'm…read moreassuming was an owner because he asked "how I heard about them". I live nearby and noticed the new business. They have a very large dining area which is very clean. I ordered the cheeseburger special to go, my goodness the ingredients tasted extremely fresh, the bun was super soft, the burger patty tasted like one I would make for myself at home, seasoning was popping out of it and not in an overpowering way at all, onions had that fresh and flavorful taste too. Generous amount of fries for the special as well. I'll be back soon and thank you Inferno!!

Found this place on yelp as we are not from the area. Ivan at the front counter was super friendly…read moreand informative. Gave great recommendations on what to order. The meal did not disappoint and the fresh baked cookies are some of the best I've had.

Honestly a very welcoming environment, especially when it's been a tough time, the environment…read morebrings a peace of mind, and the food is also very good! Brittany was so very kind and welcoming as well! Definitely want to come back more often!

We stopped by for brunch with the family and had such a great experience. The cafe itself is…read moreadorable--cute, cozy, and full of charm. The staff was incredibly sweet and welcoming, which always makes a meal that much better. To start, we shared the coconut shrimp and the crack fries, and wow... the crack fries absolutely lived up to their name. They were dangerously addictive. Crispy, flavorful, and impossible to stop eating. We kept reaching for "just one more" until the basket was empty. The coconut shrimp was also fantastic and a perfect starter to share. For entrees, my parents split the vegan Korean glass noodles and absolutely loved them. They were packed with flavor and surprisingly hearty. I ordered the Korean breakfast, which was my favorite dish of the meal. I'm a huge bulgogi fan, and everything on the plate was savory, flavorful, and satisfying. My sister-in-law got the kimchi fried rice, which was also delicious, and my brother ordered the Filipino breakfast burrito. It was good, but compared to everything else we tried, it wasn't the standout dish for our group. My only real complaint was that it was pretty warm inside the restaurant. The AC didn't seem to be running, and there was only one small window open, so it got a little uncomfortable during brunch. That said, the food, service, and overall atmosphere more than made up for it. We all left happy, and the ultimate seal of approval came from my mom, who said she'd happily come back. Considering she usually hates eating out, that's probably the highest compliment a restaurant can get.

This recent visit was disappointing. First, parking is not great. A few years ago they used to have…read morethe small lot on 25514 Narbonne for staff and customers but, now it is for staff only. So it's only street parking. If you need the blue placard parking, there is only 1 space behind their small building. They have Korean and Filipino inspired dishes. Ie. banana turon or ube pancakes, Filipino inspired burrito with longanisa. I chose the bulgogi plate and asked for no white rice and was offered fruit or salad in lieu of. Tasty bulgogi w/a small egg on top yet the portions are very modest. In the middle of my meal, I ordered one more item- the krack fries which were very garlicky. They go for the presentation with the floral and greens to jazz up the look. Hubby's dish was straight ahead- Bulgogi cheesesteak and fries. Also modest in portions. Iced decaf Americano in a plastic cup and OJ in a plastic cup. Kinda odd considering their price points. Some beverages are in mugs. This was more like a 2.75 stars rounded up to 3.

This was our first visit to Stonefire Grill, and it turned out to be a delightful experience and I…read morelike the atmosphere, You order at the counter when you walk in, employees were where helpful ,then they give you a vibrating pager so you can grab a seat while your food is prepared. We ordered a $13.99 personal meal. My wife had the mac & cheese with a salad, and I had the combo pizza with a Caesar salad. We added two drinks for $1.99 each and shared a nutty coleslaw. I was surprised at how large the "personal size" mac & cheese was -- it was very generous. We ended up sharing the pizza, mac & cheese, and coleslaw and still had plenty of food. The meal also came with two personal-size carrot cakes, which we took home for the next day. Even sharing just one was more than enough. Everything was delicious, but the carrot cake really stood out. Super moist, full of carrots and chunks of pineapple, and topped with an amazing cream cheese frosting. The menu says it's made from scratch, and it definitely tasted homemade. Definitely recommend! **After reading some of the 3 and 1 reviews, I'm hoping to have an equally positive experience on my next visit.

Just want to start by saying, I love Stonefire. I've been going to Stonefire for 10+ years with my…read morefamily (Pasadena, Valencia, West Hills), so I know exactly what it's supposed to taste like. This Torrance location? Not even close. Service was great, staff was nice and the place looks good. That's where the positives end unfortunately. The food was honestly terrible. -Mashed potatoes tasted straight out of a packet--gooey, liquidy and cheap. -Breadsticks were weirdly loaded with Parmesan and missing the usual garlic flavor. -Salad was chopped into oblivion no reason. -The tri-tip easily the worst I've ever had from Stonefire. Rubbery, badly seasoned, and felt like low-quality meat. Completely different from what they serve at other locations. -BBQ sauce was off. Way too much black pepper to the point it made me cough. It's definitely not the original sauce. This didn't feel like Stonefire. It felt like a completely different restaurant trying to pass as Stonefire. Really disappointing.

1st time this morning, Brioche French toast was 3 stars,…read morelooked good, but bread was actually kinda hard instead of pillowy soft, not terrible, but not good either because of hardness. Scrambled eggs 5 stars, no complaints, Bacon 4 stars, I've had better, not bad. They have a green salsa if you ask for it, Service 4 stars was good enough Ambiance 4.5 stars, had a good vibe, big open place, parking is behind the front with ample spaces. Overall 4 stars, will go back and try something else.

Some of the worst customer service ever from everyone working inside the restaurant. The woman in…read morethe front who seats people is miles ahead in customer service than anyone inside. She was amazing. All 3 tables around us got their food before us. All 3 tables had to send back their food because it was either wrong or incorrect. Place looks well staffed but everyone seems miserable aside from the woman outside. Our food was also wrong. Out of 4 dishes 2 of them were wrong. If you order anything sweet, food or drink, expect heavy amounts of syrup. Not homemade syrups. Maybe hersheys or maybe wal mart brand. Not sure. Very synthetic. Hey at least the food looks great. The ambiance is great. The service is bad. The wait time is even worse. Waiting for a table is understandable. Waiting an hour for your food after being seated is not. Does not help when the server is rolling her eyes the whole time, and with an angry face the entire time. She was like that when we walked in so i know it wasnt us. Parking: 0/10 Wait time: 0/10 Service inside: 0/10 Service outside: 11/10 Food look: 10/10 Food taste: 3/10 Drink look: 10/10 Drink taste: 0/10 Also the table next to us which was a small group spent their entire time talking about how bad th service and food is. Once we were served we tried to form our own opinion. Unfortunately it was identical. Very dissapointed

I went to get fiambre, which is a specialty dish that only gets made during the día de los muertos…read more My usual spot wasn't making it this time so I came to Antigua Guatemala bakery.....they had it....but it had no taste. Even after letting it sit in the fridge for a day so it can marinate because it looked pale as hell. Bought some bread too, but it got hard as a hockey puck by the next day. Someone wrote that the service is bad, it isn't bad, however the people that work there treat us the customers like they are doing us a favor. I will not be coming back here. Comida insípida y desabrida como el servicio de las doñas amargadas que trabajan ahí.

Since my entire family is going to Guatemala in March of 2020, I was inspired to get a taste of…read moreGuatemala ahead of our trip. I ended up here not because of Yelp, but because another restaurant failed to open at 11 am, and I was on a time crunch. The restaurant is actually splint between a full-fledged bakery, a kitchen, and a dining area. I got the sense that the dining area was acquired from an adjacent storefront next to the existing bakery. The decor was certainly entertaining. Fake flowers and plastic quetzals adorn the dining area, reminiscent of the Tiki House at Disneyland. There are large posters of Guatemala in the store front, but all the staff spend most of the time behind in the kitchen. It took me a while to get the attention of the waitress to order my food. The menu items looked authentic, but the food was rather bland. I had the traditional Guatemelan sausage with beans and rice. I think the main attraction for the business is really the bakery. The restaurant is more of an afterthought. I did get some bread to go to share with my co-workers, and they were delighted. Three small bread sold for a dollar, which is a kick-ass deal, especially for how good they taste. I wouldn't go out of my way to dine here, but if I am inspired again to try some authentic Guatemelan bread, I'll swing by again.

I've driven by this place 1000 times and never went in. Until today. Yes, the outside looks old…read more The interior decor is... interesting. So what? How's the food? Amazing. And reasonably priced. Very. Especially the prime rib and the sourdough bread. Steak fries are tops, too. I no longer need to travel far to find a great, reasonably priced medium-rare prime rib. This is the place. Great service, too. But it's not huge and it can get busy; that tells you how good it is.

I've been going to the San Franciscan for the past six years, and it's still one of my favorite…read morespots for prime rib. When I first started coming here, the smallest cut was only $25, which felt like an incredible deal. Prices have gone up over the years, and it's now $37 for the smallest cut, but even with the increase, it's a place I continue to return to because the quality and experience have remained consistently good. I always order the prime rib medium rare with the soup and French fries. The prime rib is consistently delicious, flavorful, and tender, with a rich beefy flavor that really hits the spot. It's cooked just the way I like it, and every visit reminds me why I've been coming back for so many years. The portions are generous, and the meal is satisfying from start to finish. One of the things I appreciate most about this restaurant is its classic atmosphere. The interior feels like a step back in time, with an old-school charm that is becoming harder to find these days. It has the feel of a traditional steakhouse from the 1960s, and the nostalgic vibe adds a lot to the overall dining experience. It's the kind of place where you can relax, enjoy a good meal, and appreciate a piece of local history. There is a parking lot available, which is definitely a plus, although it can be surprisingly easy to miss if you're visiting for the first time. Just keep an eye out as you're approaching the restaurant. While I miss the days when the prime rib was only $25, I understand that prices have gone up everywhere. The fact that I've continued coming here for six years says a lot about how much I enjoy the food and atmosphere. If you've never been and you're a fan of prime rib, this is a spot that's well worth checking out at least once. Chances are you'll find yourself planning a return