It is true that Church's does make a decent fried chicken. The reality of this restaurant location is that it is rather hard to get to and not easily accessed, even from the main road. San Ysidro Boulevard can be very difficult to navigate. For out of towners (tourists), the community may also be a bit daunting. Locals, however, know what the traffic can be like, and know the area.

The Butcher Shop is a very nice restaurant that takes you back to the time of steakhouses filled with leather seating, dark wood tables, and dim lighting. Truely catering to a "man's taste", the waitresses are dressed like cocktail waitresses (short skirts, low blouses), and the steaks are thick and hearty. The interior is showing a little wear, but the staff is very professional and makes the effort to make sure you have a good dining experience.

I will admit it... I LOVE a good breakfast restaurant! Aunt Emma's has been a long time family favorite. The value for your dollar is exceptional! The three egg omlettes are over filled and tasty, and the pancackes come in every imaginable flavor and style. The restaurant was recently renovated, and looks very nice. If you are in South San Diego/Chula Vista, Aunt Emma's is worth a detour. Be prepared to wit if it is during breakfast rush... but it is worth it!

This restaurant has been closed for a long time. There have been several other restaurants at this location, but none have stayed very long.

This reastuarant is no longer open as JAKE's. The new restaurant at this location is: Bob's By the Bay

Yummy! D'lish is a great casual dining place for woodfire pizza, salads, and nice pasta dishes. The menu has a little something for most tastes, and there is a good variety of options in pizza toppings and pasta sauces. D'lish is a local favorite.

This location is no longer operating as a restaurant. It is now a very rundown bar, with no tables, two pool tables, and a couple of video tyoe games.

The Argonaut is my favorite diner in Yonkers! The decore is a little busy (I am not sure the Norman Rockwellish wall paper goes with the nautical border, but...), but the staff is very nice and good at serving the customer. Like other diner's the menu is extensive, and the kitchen is willing to substitute items to make things work for the customer. Breakfasts are heary and large in portion size. My personal favorite is the steak and eggs, or the ham steak and eggs. If you are there for dinner, the specials are always tasty and fresh. And I definitely agree with the other reviewer... try the baklava... it is devine!