Love the food here definitely worth the money. The portions are huge and the service is usually very good. Bring someone who is willing to split a portions with you because Yes, they are that BIG!.

The first morning I had the fruit & yogurt while my husband had the sausage & egg sandwich. The second morning we convinced the whole family to try this place. This time I ordered the Honey-Cured Ham & Brie Frittata, I substituted the potatoes for fruit but it was delicious. The Latte was flavorful, perfectly balanced & HOT! We enjoy Panera Bread Co. very much and this place will give them a run for the money if they expand outside of the state. Otherwise we will just have to make sure to stop in AZ when we travel.

This used to be a great place to eat until they got popular. Now they are the "Latest, Hot Spot" and the service along with the food has suffered in porportion to the popularity.

Excellent food & service, everything is fresh and delicious. This should be on your list of places to try. Bento boxes are available for the less adventurous members of your party. Favorites are the California & Jurassic Park Rolls. The Miso Soup is fresh & delicous too. This place is a favorite lunch spot for locals so get there early or be prepared to wait.

This place was awesome totally worth the stop. I say was as they had a fire Memorial Day weekend 2006 and have not reopened yet. Check back as we will be keeping an eye out for the grand reopening.

Great place for breakfast. When we lived in the area we would gladly drive 20+ miles for Saturday morning breakfast here. Now we always look it up when we are in the area. Yummy breads, tasty eggs and good coffee. A little hard to locate unless you know what you're looking for, its hidden in the plaza behind Shorty Smalls.

The food is better than most average belly up to the feed trough, all-you-can-eat type places. But, like the usual, the price is a bit high unless you plan to out eat most Third World countries.

The food is better than most average belly up to the feed trough, all-you-can-eat type places. But, like the usual the price is a bit high unless you plan to out eat most Third World countries.

This is great if you just don't want to cook or if you are travelling. The food is plain, but good and the price can not be beat. You definitely get your money's worth here.

Now this is a REAL Mexican restaurant. The owners are a Mexican family. So the cook, wait staff, bus boys, host/hostess and even the cashier are all Mexican. The food is very authentic, expect lots of flavor, zest and zip. The price is reasonable for the amount you are served.

This place is very good but, not quite great. The bartender can make great wine suggestions. The food is very good but the service can detract from the whole experience. The atmosphere (depending on what night of the week and who the patrons are) can range from elegant to neighborhood local dinner place. I would strongly recommend reservations especially on the weekends, the wait can be interminable.

We went for brunch and for 4 people it was over $140. Unless you like to pay top dollar for the view the food is okay, but hardly worth the outrageous check. Do yourself a favor grab some truly wonderful food and go sit on the end of the pier. The maitre'd was rude and a tad too pretentious for our simple tastes. The waiter we got made up for almost everything. The food was delicious, but the coffee was horrid (had tea instead) the o.j. was fresh and the bread soft. Two of us had the Crab Benedict with Asparagus. It was a yummy taste adventure. When I asked for orange marmalade, I was informed the restaurant did not carry it. Our waiter was able to procure two very small jars "from room service". All in all I would only recommend going there if you have some serious cash to lay down or you truly wish to impress your dining companions with how much money you can spend.

Great place to go for good food. The portions are good for the moeny spent. I usually can not finish all they serve. The Cobb Salad is the best ever. They also have a fair breakfast buffet on Sundays but the menu is the best.

This place is a California tradition. The travelers bowl is the absolute best buy for the money. The bread is fresh and tasty. The service is friendly and on time. We always stop there when we are in the area. Totally worth the trip and the money.

My only experience with this place is lunch but I grew up in the neighborhood and loved going here. My first taste of Shrimp Louie was in this place. Food is always fresh and tasty.

Another tradtion. Wednesday night after church this place is filled/packed with people coming to have coffee and a slice of divine pie.

This is the place where they invented heartburn. But it is ooooooo so good. Chili on the burgers, chili on the fries all served up with a side of sweet hot cherry peppers or if you are brave jalapenos. MMMMMMMMMMMMM makes my mouth water. Definitely not your fancy LA cuisine. This is a local favorite.

Excellent food! Don't let the outside fool you this is a well kept secret. The dress is casual to business casual. The food is absolutely 5 star. The service is impeccable. All this and a reasonable price you can see why the locals want to keep it a secret. Who wants all them city folk crowding the place up. Well worth the 2+ hour drive.

This is the place to avoid. Some of the locals (mostly elderly) look on this place as an instituion. It should be, for people whose taste is all in their mouth. There is nothing appetizing about the menu much less the actual food served at the table. If you want to risk heart attack or possible poisoning there is always the "buffet". Save yourself the acid indigestion and the trip, leave this place to the locals.

Excellent authentic Mexican food. This is NOT Taco Bell (thank GOD). The food is great and so is the service. Definitely something to be experienced.