Ed's Place

Gloria Laffey

As always, Ed's is our favorite breakfast place in Glendora. Ed can be a bit of a curmudgeon at times, but in a likeable way. You can eat inside and enjoy it's oldtime diner feel and the aviation photos and model airplanes, or outside in the expanded patio. We love the fifties music. Closing time is now 3 pm.

Rich Gill (Rich AMeN Gill)

Location: Good, Parking : hard to find, Service: nice but a bit slow, Food for Price: Balanced, Outside Seating : Yes, Overall: First time and in order to eat you have to park. Man the parking was tough as with all the spots just taken. I was lucky to grab the spot I did and proceeded to Ed's. Just so you know Ed still works here in the back and will come out to chat when he can. I found the food to be very good and well worth a second trip. Had the Parking been better 4 stars...

Darianne Rayne

Food was decent, there was a long a wait though. Not very busy and burnt my mothers eggs and came out cold. Everything that was served to us was cold. We had also asked for sauce from one of the men serving us, he never brought it. We asked the hostess though and she immediately brought it to us. Very good hostess but very poor waiters. Food would have been way better if not served cold, the chef leaves a fan blowing on all the food as soon as it is put down.

Robyn Popescu

Small Diner serving breakfast and lunch only (CLOSES AT 1:30P). Unique decor that has a aircraft theme. Breakfast served during all business hours. Service was good, and food was delicious. Like other reviewers, I was disappointed that the restaurant charges to split a plate ($3.25)- since my husband and I frequently share entrees. It's been several years since I have eaten at an restaurant that charges for this. I ordered the Original Country Scramble (see photo), and it was good. My husband had the Greek Goddess Burger amd it was delicious, he said. Overall, a good experience