We are a neighborhood restaurant and brewery serving New American cuisine and brewing our own hand-crafted beers. With 20 taps of craft beer, we also provide a selection of other beers from local and regional craft breweries as well as a full bar featuring unique cocktails and small batch liquors. We have a dining area for up to 64 guests and a beautiful dog friendly patio for over 80 guests. We serve our gastropub fare and craft drinks six days a week and hold special events throughout the year. [read more]
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We are a neighborhood restaurant and brewery serving New American cuisine and brewing our own hand-crafted beers. With 20 taps of craft beer, we also provide a selection of other beers from local and regional craft breweries as well as a full bar featuring unique cocktails and small batch liquors. We have a dining area for up to 64 guests and a beautiful dog friendly patio for over 80 guests. We serve our gastropub fare and craft drinks six days a week and hold special events throughout the year. [read more]
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Peoria Cafe has a mission to provide best food and customer service to all our valued customers. Our environment is friendly and comfortable where you and your family will enjoy. As always, thank you for choosing Peoria Cafe as your food destination. [read more]
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Pepe’s Restaurants have continuously served the Southland with fine quality Mexican food. Pepe’s was founded in 1962 by three brothers, Joe, Tony and Fred. Unable to find steady business at first, the location was changed several times before finally settling in Alhambra in 1962, where the name was changed permanently to “Pepe’s.” During these early years, the brothers often relied on the help of family members to keep the business growing. In 1962, their nephew “Pepe” was sent to fight in Vietnam. This is when Tony, out of love for his nephew, renamed the restaurant after him, Pepe's. In the following years, the restaurant had become a great success. However, in 1973 Tony passed away leaving Joe and Fred to run the business solely. In 1976, the youngest of the three brothers, Fred, joined in helping to expand Pepe’s Restaurants with the opening of the Downey location. Since then, Pepe’s has continued to grow, opening locations in both Los Angeles, San Gabriel Valley and Orange Counties. The restaurants have continuously served authentic, high quality Mexican food, keeping their secret recipes inside the family. This has made Pepe’s the well-known establishment it is today [read more]
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Pete's has been serving deep fried goodness since 1947. [read more]
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Established in 2018. Just opened family owned deli serving Philadelphia Cheesesteaks, meatball sandwiches, hand-breaded grilled chicken parm sandwiches, subs, and more. [read more]
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Pho Avina is a family owned and operated Vietnamese restaurant. In 1990, our family started Avina's Vietnamese Cuisine on the corner of 43rd Ave & Bell Rd. In 2005, my mother sold her store and I took over Pho Phat in 2007. We specialize in Southern Vietnamese cooking. From start to finish, our Pho broth takes 12 hours to prepare and we use fresh cuts of eye round steak, brisket, flank, shank, and oxtail to flavor our broth. So, stop by for a steaming bowl of Pho...hope to see you soon! [read more]
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New juice bar! Our goal is to help you go back to basics and thrive off the earth as Mother Nature intended. Our creations combine exotic tropical fruits, antioxidants and natural ingredients that will excite your taste buds and nurture your body. Choose a healthier lifestyle without sacrificing taste with any of our meals today! [read more]
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Great food with amazing taste, tested over time! [read more]
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"Pho is considered a national dish for the Vietnamese. To some extent, it is held as a reflection of the heritage and daily life of the people of Vietnam. In layman's terms, pho is a Vietnamese noodle soup that is traditionally made with chicken or beef broth, spiced with various flavors and topped with different herbs. Because of its complex flavors and deceptive simplicity, pho captured the attention of many people in the West when it was brought over via Vietnamese immigration. Events such as the unification of Vietnam under the French rule and others also delineate the history of pho; what follows is an exploration of this most beloved of Vietnamese dishes." [read more]
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