Sunday, May 19, 2013
Comment Archives: Locations: Restaurants: Café/Sandwich
Re: “East Coast Deli”
These guys really would rather you go for breakfast to the place next door on Tejon street so they can sit our front and smoke.
The food is awful and certain things go off the menu, like hash browns, at lunch because it is too much trouble to cook on the grill with lots of pending orders.
Posted by
TejonTech
on 02/09/2013 at 4:41 PM
Re: “East Coast Deli”
Bought $40 in gift cards for them 2 years back when they had the powers location (which closed shortly after due to tax fraud). I went to the downtown location to use my gift cards and they tell me they are not the same restaurant. The back of the card clearly states the downtown address for use. Then they tell me it's because they devalued the cards due to not using them. I feel completely ripped off. Don't buy gift cards!!!
Posted by
Jennifer Duval
on 02/09/2013 at 11:25 AM
Re: “Rico's Café and Wine Bar”
If you are in, then you are in...otherwise you are out, out of luck to get served
Posted by
TejonTech
on 11/17/2012 at 12:24 AM
Re: “Flatiron's American Bar and Grill”
Boring and careless
Posted by
TejonTech
on 11/17/2012 at 12:10 AM
Re: “Westside International Restaurant, Deli & Mart”
Concur
Posted by
TejonTech
on 11/17/2012 at 12:07 AM
Re: “Maggie Mae's Restaurant & Pub”
I stopped into Maggie's while my dad was having eye surgery. I come from a family of waitresses and this place was very much like the place my grandma and mom worked at for years. Although it would be considered dated by today's standards the hostess and waitresses were very nice. The food was really good and was served quickly. The prices sre very reasonsble for the amount of food you get. I would recomment this place to anyone!
Posted by
Dawn Holt
on 10/24/2012 at 12:08 PM
Re: “Smiley's Bakery and Café”
This is the real deal homemade kind of place...best pancakes in town. Deciding what you want is not easy because it is all fresh and tempting. Perfect place to relax and enjoy.
Posted by
TejonTech
on 10/18/2012 at 7:12 AM
Re: “Smiley's Bakery and Café”
Tried to get a good lunch to go. Waited 30 minutes for a sandwich. Only one person actually working in the kitchen, 3 boys running around not sure what they actualy acomplished. One keept washing his hands in the floor cleaning pucket and then trying his hands of his pants to go on a costumer table. Hair flying all over the food and service. Finaly got my lunch to go. The salad was old and tasted nasty totaly expired already, so was the bred, to cover that up the bred over butterd and greacy, the, non of the ingridience where fresh or properly assembeld together, the whole sandwich I waited 30 minutes for tasted like soap since most of the items on the sandwich have long expired and should not be served to anyone anymore. Well that was my first and my last expierence there. Its so sad to see nobody takes home cooked meals serious and actually present what they promis.
Posted by
Ute Craft
on 10/17/2012 at 12:47 PM
Re: “Omelets Etc.”
I ate at Omelets Etc for the first time yesterday and it was exceptional. i love the family owned restaurant feel. The food and service were exceptional! My coffee would never get half empty before someone was filling it up. Great food too, the green chile was great. I think I found my new hometown cafe.
Posted by
sarah holmes
on 10/15/2012 at 9:13 AM
Re: “Sacred Grounds Café”
I absolutely LOVE this place. The owners are very open, loving and caring. We hold our meditations upstairs and we rent the place to have a Metaphysical Meet and Greet. I bring my 3 year old autistic nephew and they are very accommodating for him. A wonderful atmosphere, a peaceful outside table, and great food and drinks.
Posted by
Elloraine
on 05/04/2012 at 6:52 PM
Re: “Westside International Restaurant, Deli & Mart”
great
Posted by
minula23
on 04/25/2012 at 5:38 AM
Re: “Westside International Restaurant, Deli & Mart”
Best gyros in town!
Posted by
Ryan Bridges
on 04/24/2012 at 11:53 AM
Re: “Flatiron's American Bar and Grill”
I go to Flatirons each Monday to play poker. I find the food here especially delicious and very well prepared. The Flatiron steak is tender and cooked to perfection. The potatoes are a rare delight and the mac and cheese is to die for! I appreciate Megan and the other fine servers that are considerate and remember the menu items you enjoy. A lovely evening for anyone looking for good food and fellowship.
Posted by
Sharon Stephens
on 03/01/2012 at 12:53 PM
Re: “Oakley's Café & Bistro at Sundance Mountain Lodge”
New staff and new management have made some great improvements! I tried this restuarant again recently... and it was okay in the past.... but it is great now! The daily and weekly specials are great and the staff was super friendly and attentive. Thanks, Oakleys!
Posted by
JGT2012
on 02/08/2012 at 8:21 PM
Re: “Danny's Corner Bistro”
food was less then average. I could have had a better tasting, tenderer tender steak sandwich. that was this year 1/30/2012. The week before that my friend and I both got raw rice with our meal with no comp or cooked rice. I think subway would have been a better meal. But their servers were awesome.
Posted by
Evilhebrew
on 02/01/2012 at 2:02 PM
Re: “Oakley's Café & Bistro at Sundance Mountain Lodge”
I have eatin at this place and with the horrible service and food not up to even bar standards, they need help. They had a chef and new manager in the summer that had great ideas and service track to improve it, but the owner let them go and fast. Hired some guy that was let go too. How about we let the owner go and save this place!!! HIRE BACK THE HUSBAND AND WIFE TEAM FROM SUMMER. How bad great place to be.
Posted by
Food for thought
on 01/23/2012 at 2:09 PM
Re: “Sacred Grounds Café”
The coffee itself is fine, but the owner, almost religiously expouses her alternative sexual lifestyle. I'm most bothered by the gay reading material strewn on the tables. Then she has "groups" come over and meet there. It's awkward to say in the least.
Posted by
Mik
on 01/04/2012 at 10:38 PM
Re: “La Tartine French Bistro Café”
I just had lunch at the restaurant. It was quiet when I walked in, butfilled up soon thereafter. The soup was as good as ever; the wheat roll was heated, but was definitely fresh. The coffee was not as good as it has been. Some investigation indicates that it is the same owner, but with loss of identification as a "La Baguette" in Colorado Springs, there is a more than subtle loss of some of the ambiance that had made it a "fun" place to go.
Posted by
Pablo Colorado Springs
on 12/27/2011 at 1:32 PM
Re: “Ritz Grill”
Went for lunch today to try the new menu. It had a lot of interesting food that all sounded sooo good. I had The Bomb sandwich. That is a perfect name it was truly the bomb, it had egg salad and pastrami. My husband had the Peking chicken and asparagus fries which were amazing. My son had fish and chips and he liked those. OH yeah started with the Man Candy, you can't go wrong with spicy/sweet bacon.