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Ludlow Cafe, National Trails Hwy, Ludlow, CA
Ludlow Cafe, National Trails Hwy, Ludlow, CA
Ludlow Cafe, National Trails Hwy, Ludlow, CA
Experience the iconic Ludlow Cafe in Ludlow, CA offering a taste of history along with delicious American breakfast and brunch options. Stop by for friendly service, great coffee, and classic dishes like bacon and eggs. Perfect for a freeway break or a meal on the way to Laughlin/ Havasu. Don't miss out on their famous patty melt or mouthwatering burgers. Service dog-friendly and with quick service, Ludlow Cafe is a must-visit spot for a satisfying dining experience.
LINK: https://ludlow-cafe.shop/
The Donut Man, Glendora
Ludlow Cafe, National Trails Hwy, Ludlow, CA
Ludlow Cafe, National Trails Hwy, Ludlow, CA
Opened in 1972, The Donut Man has become not just a culinary icon, but a cultural example of the American Dream. Jim and Miyoko Nakano opened the donut shop in May of 1972 seeking to achieve their dreams through entrepreneurship. Originally the donut shop was part of a franchise and named Foster’s Donuts. It wasn’t until the mid 80’s when Jim became independent and The Donut Man was born. Jim recalls sitting at dinner with some friends discussing his need to choose a new name for the newly independent donut shop. As they were getting up to leave, a little girl said “Look, it’s the donut man!” At that moment Jim became The Donut Man.
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Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe, Victorville.
Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe, Victorville.
Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe, Victorville.
A Taste of Victorville's Finest! Located in the vibrant heart of Victorville, CA, Emma Jean's Restaurant is a beloved local treasure, offering a culinary journey that marries the essence of American comfort food with the warmth of hometown hospitality.
As seen in Kill Bill
Mel's Drive In, Santa Monica
Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe, Victorville.
Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe, Victorville.
In 1947, Mel Weiss and Harold Dobbs opened the first drive-in restaurant, Mel's, in San Francisco, pioneering the concept in America due to California's favorable weather for carhop service. The original location on 140 South Van Ness Avenue had space for 110 cars and was featured in the film "American Graffiti."
Ye Old Kings Head, Santa Monica
Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe, Victorville.
Ye Old Kings Head, Santa Monica
From its humble beginnings 50 years ago, Ye Olde King's Head has developed a reputation as one of the finest, most recognizable British Pubs in the World. Located only steps from the beach and 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica. The Pub, the comfortable casual dining room, the outdoor patio, and Gift Shoppe give you a true taste of Britain on the West Coast. Ye Olde King's Head is a home away from home for British residents and tourists alike. We pride ourselves on being an Ambassador for all things British.
Sycamore Inn, Rancho Cucamonga
Sycamore Inn, Rancho Cucamonga
Ye Old Kings Head, Santa Monica
Early in California history, the wide boulevard that fronts the Sycamore Inn was just a dirt path called the Santa Fe Trail. In March, 1774, it was this trail that brought Spanish explorer Captain Juan Batista de Anza to this lush oasis of giant Sycamore trees, situated next to a natural creek from the mountains above. The local Indians invited the Spanish soldiers to remain in the oasis for a while. This grove of Cottonwoods, Willows, Sycamores, and trickling creeks, joined by relatively friendly California bears was named by the Spaniards "Arroyo Los Osos", later translated to Bear Gulch, a name that continues to this day.
Out Post Cafe, Oak Hills CA
Sycamore Inn, Rancho Cucamonga
Route 66 Pizza Palace, Barstow
The Outpost Cafe is an American diner, a mom and pop restaurant, located in
the High Desert that opened its doors as a gas station and six-seat diner in 1929.
In 1961 the Outpost moved to its current location to make way for the I-15.
Since then we have been serving many of the same, home cooked meals.
The Outpost is quality grub done right. We look forward to serving you!
Route 66 Pizza Palace, Barstow
Sycamore Inn, Rancho Cucamonga
Route 66 Pizza Palace, Barstow
Food is a big part of a city's cultural life. Immerse yourself in what Barstow has to offer by trying some of the top pizzas in town. Barstow residents have made Route 66 Pizza Palace one of the most popular pizzerias in the area. Maybe it will become a favorite of yours, too! Try some of the top dishes in Barstow, and maybe you'll discover a new favorite. An order of Cheese Pizza allows you to try a local favorite. Give your tastebuds a treat with this perennial favorite. Why not add an order of french fries to your meal? This classic treat turns any meal into a fest. Partnered with Slice since 2020, this restaurant has been a staple of the community for years. Try the food and see why they've remained popular with locals. Make takeout easy with curbside pickup.