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Central Park Cafe
Categories: Restaurants Breakfast & Brunch Restaurants American (New) Breakfast & Brunch, American (New) [Edit]
219 S Fair Oaks AvePasadena, CA 91102
Neighborhood: Pasadena
(626) 449-4499
- Hours:
Mon-Thu 7:30 am - 9 pm
Fri 7:30 am - 10 pm
Sat 8 am - 10 pm
Sun 8 am - 9 pm
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Price Range:
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$$
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Wi-Fi:
- No
- Good For:
- Breakfast
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Ambience:
- Casual
- Has TV:
- No
- Caters:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
211 reviews for Central Park Cafe
Review Highlights
"I can't wait to try the Moulin Rouge french toast."
(in 14 reviews)
"Right next to Old Town Pasadena."
(in 17 reviews)
"I tried their braised beef hash eggs benedict."
(in 17 reviews)
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211 reviews in English
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Review from Tim W.
Pasadena, CA
2/9/2012 2 Check-ins Here
There's always a line on the weekends in the morning, and there's a reason for it.
The coffee is very good, and the food is somehow even better. I've never had a bad belgian waffle here, and, if you're feeling bold, you should try one of their eggs benedict creations.
Because it's generally crowded, it's pretty loud too and the parking is definitely hit-or-miss. -
Review from Thomas C.
1/17/2012
Seeing as how they had brunch till 2pm on MLK and was in the mood for some brunch my friend and I went there. The ambiance was nice, cozy, and homely feel to it. We were seated in their indoor patio area which was great and well lit with natural lighting. Even though the place was cozy, the noise level of the restaurant was not loud so conversing with your party is pretty easy.
From reading all the reviews their short rib hash benedict kept popping up. So my entree decision was easy. I also ordered an iced coffee and when it arrived the color of my drink was that of an iced tea, first bad sign. My friend then ordered an espresso and was told that their machine was down and out.
When my hash arrived, it looked hearty, an opened English muffin with the short rib hash and a half cooked egg on top of it, plus a side of fresh fruit salad. Sadly, the taste of my dish was not as good as it looked. Couldn't really taste much of the meat in the hash. If one imagine what the combination of over easy eggs, w/ potatoes and an English muffin would taste like that's exactly how my entree was. Also the meal left my stomach unsettling throughout the entire rest of the day. -
Review from Christina B.
Orange County, CA
1/8/2012
This place is great for brunch. I've been here 3 times and it was all for brunch! Eggs benedict is good and also their omelette!
It's a cute little place and next time i would like to try their regular menu. Service was nice and didn't wait too long...about 15-20 minutes. -
Review from Kim W.
Tustin, CA
1/31/2012 1 Check-in Here
A lot of guys standing around in ties watching their staff...painful, I wonder if people like working here... food looks good, packed, so there must be good somewhere...I wiil repost following my meal.
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Review from Sherry V.
1/16/2012
I kept it simple and ordered pancakes w/ eggs+sausage. First bad sign is their coffee machine was down, so my friend and I were each given watered-down, weak tasting coffee. Blah! My pancakes were okay, but I usually like mine fluffy and soft. These were bordering on the dry side. My eggs were a little overcooked, and I expected more eggs. And there was only one sausage. I think I've been spoiled by Denny's grand slam breakfasts because this paled in comparison in terms of taste/price. I suggest trying something else?
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Review from Eliza s.
Pasadena, CA
12/24/2011
Better than my first experience
I had the short rib has with two eggs.
i wouldn't recommend it
should've ordered the belgian waffle - my boyfriend had the combo dish (comes with bacon and two eggs) - nom nom nom -
Review from Jo Y.
PORTER RANCH, CA
2/3/2012
Came here for brunch for the first time based on the positive reviews. I ordered the eggs benedict and my friend ordered the belgian waffles with strawberries. We shared our dishes as well as a side of hash browns. Everything tasted wonderfully. The poached egg yolk was runny and the egg whites were cook. The waffle was crispy and airy. Coffee was refilled many times. We went there Sunday around 10am to beat the crowd, which we did successfully. We were never rushed to get in and out. The waitress was very polite and attentive. I'm now craving breakfast at 6:14pm. I would love to visit them again for brunch. Why not the 5 star? I'm reserving 5 stars for "blow your mind," "insane," "I've died and gone to heaven" type of culinary experiences.
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Review from diane l.
11/3/2011 1 Check-in Here
Arrived for brunch @ 9:30am, put our name in for a table of 5 adults/ 1 child. They said the wait was 45 mins. We were still waiting for people to arrive, so we decided to wait. 45 mins later, we go and check and they say they're just clearing a table and we should be seating within 15 minutes. Go back 20 minutes later and told, it's another 20 minutes. Another 30 minutes later, we were finally seated. I understand they provide estimates, but twice as long when we're talking about 45 minutes is unacceptable. We would have gone across the park to Le Grande Orange.
The fresh squeezed OJ, get it!
Braised boneless short ribs eggs benedict - full of flavor, but don't know if I would get it again. Dare I say the short ribs in combo with the hollandaise was overkill? There was another short rib item, but the waitress steered me to this one, will try the other one next time.
Moulin Rouge - chocolate with orange flavor. It was subtle but made the dish different and didn't need any syrup. This was the dish to get.
Breakfast Burrito - was ok, but not a stand out.
All in all, good food with some standouts, but not worth a 1.5 hour wait. Would go again only if we got there much earlier or just a table for two.
Small parking lot gets crowded, plenty of street parking. -
Review from Jen S.
Los Angeles, CA
12/26/2011
This is my new favorite breakfast spot.
It has great old Pasadena charm with its exposed brick walls and the parking lot is such a bonus. We go early, so we've never had a problem there.
I would have given this place 4 stars but this last time I got the breakfast panini, which is a complete scrumptious flavor blast. Ham, brie, spinach, roasted peppers. aioli and this soft, luscious panini bread. I can't wait to get it again.
And! I had them sub avocado for the fruit that comes on the side, and they didn't charge me extra to do that. That is completely classy and the way that a customer should be treated. Thank you, Central Park Cafe! -
Review from Jonathan L.
Los Angeles, CA
I came here for dinner for my 21st birthday party with my family and I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed my experience!
The exterior of Central Park Cafe is what you would normally expect from a typical cafe but once you step inside it is a whole different story. The interior is pretty casual and laid back and deceivingly roomy and the service was pretty helpful.
The food itself was delicious and I highly suggest trying their house specialty Braised Boneless Short Ribs. The meat was tender and succulent and the mashed potatoes were amazing! Also they are quite generous with their portions so feel free to share! Also on Thursday nights they don't have a corkage fee on wine which I found extremely convenient especially for those who like bringing their own bottle of wine to the restaurant.
In addition to that, they also have a nice selection of mixed drinks, beer and wine and after 5pm if you buy one entree, the second one is 50% off which isn't a pretty bad deal if I do say so myself.
Overall great little cafe, with excellent service and delicious food! A must try if you're ever in the area! (: -
Review from Lauren O.
How cute is this place?!
First of all: it has it's own parking lot! It's small, so I recommend carpooling.
Arrived at 12:30 on Sunday for a brunch with a friend. I was thrilled to find out that breakfast items are served til 2 pm on the weekends (only 11:30 on the weekdays). I had myself some eggs benedict and she had an omlette; both of us left pleased. A meal and hot tea, with tax and tip, cost us $15/each.
The food was good; the service was a bit cool. Nothing objectionable, but just not friendly. If you're looking for a waitress to chat you up and call you honey, this is not the place.
It's also a stone's throw from shopping in downtown Pasadena! -
Review from Marty C.
Altadena, CA
11/9/2011 2 Check-ins Here
2nd visit. Food was inconsistent. First time pancakes French toast & coffee good. This time omelette was overcooked almost burnt hash browns frozen not fresh.
This time I waited 20 minutes to be seated. For better food and better service I recommend you go early. -
Review from Jess T.
Los Angeles, CA
10/14/2011
Braised boneless short ribs eggs benedict!! It was sooo good! A must get if you come here.
They have a waffles special on the weekdays. I got them when I came just because it said waffles. They were crispy but noth anything special. Stick with the eggs benedict dishes, they are delish. -
Review from Beach luvr T.
Los Angeles, CA
1/25/2012
We visited Central Park Cafe on a Saturday morning and it was pretty crowded. After waiting about 20 minutes we were seated and I have to say, the service was good...the food was good...and the entire experience made the short wait well worthwhile. The California omelet I had was exactly what I expected it to be. My partner had the eggs benedict and seemed happy with the selection. Great vibe to the place and a beautiful location across from the park.
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Review from Ken G.
Sierra Madre, CA
12/21/2011
One of my favorite Pasadena restaurants for a casual business lunch. The food is excellent, service is very friendly, and prices quite reasonable. Try the crab Cobb salad or the crab tower for something different, although all their salads are excellent and the breakfast menu is great as well. Very comfortable setting and they even have a small free parking lot next to the restaurant off Fair Oaks, otherwise there is plenty of easy street parking. I am there at least once a month, easy place to meet people from Glendale or Burbank.
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Review from John L.
Pasadena, CA
1/15/2012
Average food and they only poured half glass of wine for $9.00 we had to ask the waiter if this 3.5 ounce pour was a mistake!!! Not good.
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Review from Veronica H.
Whittier, CA
8/24/2011
I'm a sucker for breakfast cafes. This place was conveniently placed right outside of Old Town Pasadena with decent parking.
Their breakfast menu was pretty extensive--omelets, waffles, smoked salmon, eggs benedict, oatmeal, and even steak and eggs! What was most awesome was their weekday breakfast waffle combo special at only $5.95! You get some tasty waffles, eggs, and either bacon/sausage.
I'd definitely come back just to get that combo again. Although next time, I think I want to try their smoke salmon and bagel platter. Or even try any of their lunch/dinner items. -
Review from Karen H.
Glendale, CA
7/25/2011
I have just returned from having breakfast with a friend and we really enjoyed Central Park Cafe. It was the first visit for both of us and we will definitely be back.
Food- Really good! We shared two dishes. First, we had the California Omelet. I think it had ham, but was mostly vegetables and was topped with guacamole and sour creme. It was light and fluffy, just like a omelet should be! It was served with hash browns (nothing spectacular) and toast.
We also shared the Moulin Rouge pancakes. I think they were pancakes, but they seemed a bit more like a crepe. In any case, this was an amazing dish. They mixed citrus flavors with shaved chocolate..totally decadent! I don't think that I could have eaten the entire thing by myself, but I would have tried! It was very rich and more of a dessert than a breakfast item. It was also served with sliced strawberries.
The portions for both were large and I left stuffed.
Service- Okay. Our server was competent, but not very friendly or personable. I wish that our drinks had been refilled more frequently.
Ambiance- Industrial looking. Exposed brick walls and exposed pipes. The tables are dark wood. Lots of windows. It feels really trendy and the restaurant is a lot larger than it appears from the outside.
They do have a decent parking lot that is shared with a hair salon. The parking signs were very confusing as to which spots we could park in. I think we were okay, because it's Monday and the salon was closed. I think if the salon was open, parking might be a problem. The restaurant was also very popular and I could see have having a long wait during peak times. -
Review from William L.
Alhambra, CA
6/12/2011
The wife and I came here for brunch on Sunday, and overall we were pretty pleased. I got a Cafe Latte and a Braised Short Rib Hash Benedict, and the wife got an apple juice and an Alaskan Benedict. We're big on poached eggs...
The eggs were poached to perfection. My braised short rib hash had the perfect consistency, and the bernaise sauce and chives were perfect flavor enhancers (but I love mayo, so those of you who don't will probably think they slather too much Bernaise on the eggs). My wife's Alaskan Benedict had salmon and rock shrimp cake, and it was pretty tasty as well. Between the two, the short rib hash got my vote.
The cafe latte was pretty good, but I have to say that I'm usually not a big coffee drinker so my opinion shouldn't weigh a lot. However, I had to drop one star from the review because I just find it unacceptable for any restaurant to charge close to $3 for a small glass (large, according to their menu) of what tasted to be Mott's apple juice. Seriously, you couldn't even get Simply Apple for this price?
Our meal ended up being $35. Which is on par with our expectations. We certainly can't afford this place every week, but we'll be back for sure. -
Review from Sappho C.
Gilroy, CA
5/8/2011 3 photos
I sure had a good time at Central Park Cafe. For some reason, I seem to not be able to remember the name of this place, strange! But it sure left a good impression!
First, the entrance is right next to their parking lot, yes, they have a parking lot and it's in Pasadena! I will remember that next time! Right when you walk in, you don't see much, but you know it is a nice atmosphere. We got sat in the section facing the parking lot, sort of secluded, so couldn't really see the rest of the restaurant that much.
Service: Excellent! Sat down and our server came right by and got our drink order. She wasn't annoying and popped in every 5 minute, but she checked on us. She also never interrupted our conversation! (don't you hate it when that happens?)
Food: It was good! I had the Alaskan Benedict(only on weekends) where it was a shrimp/salmon cake instead of a slice of ham. My friend and I also got the garlic fries. Don't let it fool you. When it came, I thought, no garlic on top of the fries?! What a rip! Then the first bite was HEAVEN! It was soo good and rich in garlic flavor! Yum! Definitely will order that again! For drinks, I also got the Bloody Mary-- once again, got FOOLED! It came in a very diluted color, did not look like a normal bloody mary. But oh boy, it was a delight! Spicy, lots of black pepper, just my kind of bloody mary, and I am picky about my bloody mary! So definitely try it out!
Overall, food is good, service is good. The only con side to this place is the seats are very close to each other. This could be a downside to it if the restaurant got packed, you'd literally be bumping heads with the person sitting behind you! But definitely will come back and try other things on the menu! -
Review from Fernando A.
Long Beach, CA
11/6/2011 1 photo
Went here for breakfast with my sister on a sunday morning. It was busy, waited for about 20 minutes, but definitely worth it. I had the braised short rib eggs benedict and my sister had an egg white omelet. Mine was very good, and different, although I have to say I'd probably get a traditional eggs benedict over it. There's lots of stuff on the menu that I'd like to try. This is definitely a good breakfast spot outside of the rush of old town pasadena.
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Review from Kyle W.
Los Angeles, CA
7/21/2011 1 Check-in Here
Come here all the time, never had a bad experience. The parking can suck though, but I don't fault them for that.
Great benedict, scrambles, coffee, and service. -
Review from Tiffany L.
El Monte, CA
6/29/2011
Loved the breakfast here! I haven't tried anything else yet, and if lunch and dinner is just as good, then I'm definitely in love.
Definitely get the braised short rib has benedict, and the moulin rouge french toast. You won't be disappointed!
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Review from Rainy L.
Sierra Madre, CA
6/18/2011
I just found my new brunch spot! I went there looking for a good mimosa and french toast. I had the Moulin Rouge French Toast and it was this amazing blend of orange and chocolate topped with strawberries and maple syrup. The mimosa was made with fresh squeezed orange juice and it was delish...
The service was attentive but not in a distracting way. My coffee cup and champagne glass were always full. Our server was friendly and really knew the food. The prices are reasonable for the quality of food they serve, and the vibe is calm, casual, and friendly. -
Review from julie l.
San Gabriel, CA
6/29/2011
Was meeting a friend for a late lunch here so I couldn't try any of the breakfast items. :(
Cane here Friday around 4pm to an almost empty restaurant. Seating was quick and service was great.
I ordered the tomato basil pizza which was ok. Alittle too salty and barely any basil. Arnold Palmer was good and refreshing.
My friend had the bread pudding which looked really good. I think next time I'll try to come for breakfast. For now I give this place 3 stars because the pizza was ok. -
Review from Joshua L.
Upland, CA
11/3/2011 1 Check-in Here
I had a nice dinner here with my family. We came to celebrate my dad's birthday and we were treated very well. I recommend the Asian Ribs; I loved the Honey BBQ Plum Sauce.
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Review from Linda T.
Fountain Valley, CA
7/27/2011
My friend and I shared 3 dishes. 2 of which I am a fan of, which is the fresh strawberrys with waffles and the braised short ribs benedict. As for the 3rd dish which was the steak salad, I'm not impress with. I got to admit, their breakfast is delish.
I wanted to try the french toast but opt for the waffles due to the waiters suggestion and I was happy with that decision. The waffles were perfectly done and light to taste. You can't go wrong with fresh strawberries and syrup =)
As for the braised short ribs benedict, eggs were perfectly cooked like its suppose to and the added blend of of the short ribs gives it the lightly salted taste to the whole dish.
As for drinks, I got to admit, they have the best bloody mary I have ever tasted. I'm not a big fan of bloody mary's and had tried it from other places before but this one, is really good. The coffee is amazing as well.
Overall, I will definitely come back. The service was great and the meal was worth the visit. -
Review from Ed M.
San Fernando, CA
11/10/2011 1 Check-in Here
I had Belgium waffle combo. Not too much just perfect. My wife had the moulin rouge french toast she love it. Great place eat, nice and cozy.
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Review from Ryan A.
Pasadena, CA
10/11/2011
Good breakfast panini. Fresh-squeezed orange juice. Quick service. Great spot. Right next to Old Town Pasadena.
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Review from Anthony T.
San Gabriel, CA
6/10/2011 2 Check-ins Here
This restaurant is amazing. Love the theme of a New York cafe. The food is a great. After the first time I went I was in love with collaboration of ingredients to each dish. Breakfast, lunch, dinner you can not go wrong.
Whatever you do pick something different. Ahi Tuna sandwich is very surprisingly amazing. Any of the eggs Benedict are good but I loved the most the brazed short rib hash Benedict. My girl friend and I usually pick 2 different and split to get 2 amazing differences. Staff is great. If you love casual a cafe with great unique food. You have to go. They have special price for dinner early in the week. Check out the menu online. You won't be sorry. -
Review from Poiu P.
Glendale, CA
11/3/2011
I came in here for the $5.95 Waffle combo breakfast that they offer Mon-Fri before 11:30am and was BLOWN AWAY.
It comes with 2 eggs (any way you like it), 2 slices of bacon (or 1 slice of sausage), and 2 bricks of Belgium waffle made to perfection. The Belgium waffle was nice and crispy on the outside and soft and fluffly on the inside.
Roscoe's can learn a thing or two about waffles from this place. And Waffles de Liege food truck charges $4.50 for a plain leige waffle made wrong with no service and no place to sit. This place charges under $6 for a Belgium waffle combo meal with exceptional service and a cozy atmosphere.
Are you sold? You should be -
Review from bridge d.
Los Angeles, CA
4/3/2011
When I walked into the restaurant this morning, my mouth started watering. I was starving and the sweet smells coming from the kitchen made me that more excited to try this place.
I came here this morning for brunch with my boyfriend. I ordered the Moulin Rouge French Toast. This is croissant french toast topped with chocolate shavings and a side of fresh sliced strawberries. The french toast looks like magic. It was delicious. The french toast had a slight hint of citrus that tasted great with the chocolate and strawberries. It was served with a side of syrup and butter. If it came with whipped cream, I would have given them 5 stars. I also ordered a side of the portuguese sausage which was delish! Just the right amount of spice to go with my sweet french toast.
My boyfriend ordered the huevos rancheros. It looked amazing. By the way my boyfriend quickly devoured it, I knew it had to be. He also ordered a side of bacon. I took a bite of it because it looked so perfectly cooked and crispy. Most of the time, I'm not a fan of bacon at restaurants, but this was just the way I like it. I am impressed!
I will definitely be coming back! -
Review from tiffany I.
Pasadena, CA
5/29/2011
YUM. All of the things I want a cafe to be. Good burgers, great fries. Great, and unique, salad choices. Great place for families or parties with diverse tastes.
They have a brunch on Sundays and good in and out service for lunch on weekdays.
Enjoyable for sure. -
Review from Sarah O.
Pasadena, CA
2/4/2011
I've driven past this place a million times and commented on the name, yet never dined there until today.
Definitely satisfied after that meal. I had the short rib hash with egg whites and extra crispy hashbrowns. Yumm!!!!! Boyfriend had the Belgian waffle with bacon, double yum!!!
I'll be back fo sho -
Review from Dana B.
Pasadena, CA
3/9/2011
***UPDATE 5.16.11***
My husband and I have gone to Central Park Cafe about a million times since this last review and it's consistently amazing from the ambience to the food to the service. I love, love love this restaurant. If I were you I would skip Houston's and La Grande Orange and head straight to Central Park Cafe. Do yourself a favor and make sure you get the bed and their olive tapenade (no charge!) - UH-mazing!
Every time we take friends and/or family to this restaurant, they rave - and you will too!
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My husband and I live down the street from Central Park Cafe and we go there often with our four month old baby.
I'm not sure if he is the owner or manager but one of the guys there always makes us feel special and remembers us each time we come. One time the restaurant was packed and he made us up a little table by the kitchen.
The food is great, the service is good, the ambience is perfect, and we always leave full and happy. My husband LOVES the bolognese, and I love the piccata. One time I got the special, scallops, and they were AMAZING. Also, the bread and the dip they make is DELICIOUS! Yum!
If you want a generic chain restaurant, go down the street to Cheesecake Factory. If you want a more personal, homey place to eat then go to Central Park Cafe. -
Review from Maureen W.
South Pasadena, CA
12/15/2010
The hubster and I had a double dinner date here last Sunday. We had a very nice time. Nothing really stood out but overall the experience was a good one.
The highlight is the food here. It is a varied and seasonal menu. American. I started with the beet salad which I loved. Great chunks of freshly roasted beets. YUM! Hubby and friend had the calimari which was nice and not chewy as it can be.
I followed with the seared scallops. It's been so long since I ordered scallops and these were just perfectly done. Very nice. Other choices at the table included the wild mushroom pasta (just ok), the filet (diner claimed it was one of the best he's had) and the flat iron that my hubby devoured and proclaimed "deeeeelicious" as he licked his chops.
They have a good wine list. Service was ok...not great. The space is clean looking, nothing special. -
Review from Anya R.
11/28/2010 1 Check-in Here
No wait.
Bomb breakfast burrito.
Yummy orange juice.
Walking distance from main Old Town Pasadena off of Colorado.
All of my friends cleaned up their plate.
Reasonably priced.
Right across the street from nice Central Park. -
Review from Marnie B.
Pasadena, CA
12/2/2010
The hubby and I are always looking for a great breakfast place. We have passed Central Park a hundred times and every time I think, Hey dumb ass go there next time you want breakfast.
Today, hubby and I were going through the normal where should we go BS and Central Park came to mind...Thank God!
He had the California omelette and I had the breakfast panini.
Both were excellent. The panini was made with brie, ham, red bell peppers and a yummy aioli. The bread was so, so good and soft. Hubby said the omelette was very good.
I can't wait to try the Moulin Rouge french toast.
Now we will not have to think so hard about where to go next time. -
Review from Shelby R.
Pasadena, CA
6/6/2011
My boyfriend and I order Cobb Salads togo from here about every other week. We make sure to order them on Tuesdays when the salads are buy one get one half off. They are delicious and huge!
The other day I opened my mailbox to find a gift certificate from them stating I had won a free dinner for two. The certificate was cheesy, made in microsoft word and looked fake! We took it in and to our surprise it was real and included everything except alcohol!
We started out with the calamari. It was a bit rubbery but served with delicious jalapeno tartar sauce that made up for it.
My boyfriend got the chicken pesto penne with sundried tomatoes. It was good but my boyfriend even said that my recipe at home is better. (Perhaps he just wanted to get lucky that night?)
I had the ribeye steak med-rare with red wine reduction. The steak was cook perfectly, but the reduction was boring. I could only eat half of my steak so I took the rest home for steak & eggs the next morning.
Overall the food is good and fresh. The decor is old hollywood and inviting. They went up a notch in my book due to the free dinner. We wil definitely continue our bi monthly cobb salad orders! -
Review from Allison C.
Los Angeles, CA
1/17/2011
Hi, when I say I want my meal plain, don't bring me food that's not plain and say "Oh you can just scrape it off" How do you know I'm not allergic to onions?
Anyway, My plain burger wasn't plain in the slightest. The cheese was hard and odd tasting. And the service was mediocre at best. Seriously, we were the only people in the restaurant, you think you could pay a little more attention.
I hear breakfast is fantastic and my fries weren't bad, so yeah on the scale of "blerg" to "yipppeeee!" this gets a "Meh"
