Colonial Kitchen Restaurant

E. Mayo

I can't believe I grew up in the San Gabriel area and had never been here before. This is a great breakfast spot and I will definitely be back. The food was delicious. 😋

Liestiyany Hermawaty-Gunawan

Most definitely a hidden gems 💎 in San Marino, live not too far from it and been in the area but never noticed it, now my girls and I have a mom's & pop's style resto to go to every Sunday. Food was delicious, service was great and met and spoke with the owner and her son Gavin, pleasant family owner. Thank you

Jensine Ponciano

The only colonial thing about this spot is probably the cash register. No apple pay, by the way, but that wasn’t the issue. The New York country steak literally looked like a piece of meat that was pressed between a panini maker; those grill marks did not look authentic. The only reason those house potatoes were crispy was the charcoal skin on the potatoes that was gladly served on the same plate as the mediocre piece of sausage-looking, cardboard-tasting piece of meat they dared to charge $25 for. Yes, the “steak” does deserve this review; it literally looked like it had been frozen since colonial times and microwaved in the 21st century. Our server was friendly. The pancakes were decent, definitely worth the $10. The woman at the register and what I believe was the owner could use a little sign that reminds them to smile. Not a total waste of money but definitely a total disappointment.

reepiceep1

I've frequented this restaurant a few time since I live in the neighborhood and it's always been just fine and a nice option for a quick, satisfying breakfast. However, on my walk today I thought I'd stop in for breakfast. I stood at the "Wait here to be seated" sign inside the restaurant for 10 minutes. Though several staff members passed me to perform various tasks, not ONE person greeted me or acknowledged my presence in any way. It's like I was invisible. Finally, I just turned and left to continue my walk home.