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Denny's

➤ I-5 Hwy 46, Lost Hills I-93249, United States

Carte • Cafés • Diners • American • Breakfast

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"Great place to stop while you’re out and about. We decided to eat at Denny’s as soon as we arrived in town. After checking into our hotel, we made our way to the diner, which is nicely separated by some shrubs. The food is standard Denny’s fare, but we noticed they now offer a new To-Go feature that we considered for breakfast the next morning (which we might try next time). The Bleu cheese dressing was packed with generous chunks of bleu cheese, which I always appreciate. My husband had the spicy fries with his meal, and they were just as delicious as Arby’s curly fries. While we don’t plan to come here regularly, it’s definitely an option for our next trip to Paso."

Gabby's Grill And Cafe

➤ 21172 Highway 46, Lost Hills I-93249-9750, United States

Carte • Cafés • Tapas • Mexican • Breakfast

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"I often make the trip up and down the 5 several times a year to visit my family in South Bay and usually it is a quick stop at In-N-Out in Bakersfield or Kettleman City and it is back on the road. This time we had a friend with us on the trek from LA to Santa Cruz for a friend's wedding, and the time seemed to try something new. I remember seeing these amazing Taco signs from the side of the highway and decided that we would give FINALLY a try, as I said several times when we drove that I would love to try Gabby's one day as they seem to speak such a big game. We did, and we were not disappointed. The place itself is about 2-3 miles from I-5 and it takes just a few minutes to get there, so it is still a pretty convenient stop. Upon arrival, the place is really embedded in the middle of nowhere and while the environment is a little deserted, the place looks refurbished and was kept incredibly clean. Pro tip? The bathrooms are IMMACULATE. How... super clean. This alone is worth the ride from the highway to get some delicious food. When entering we were greeted by a man behind the counter and we checked the menu. My friend wanted a breakfast Burrito and, although they had stopped selling them about 30-40 minutes before, he fortunately committed and made one anyway. My fiancée sat down for a taco salad and I had a carne asada taco plate with an additional side of rice and beans. Chips and salsa were free, and they were AMAZING. Food came out quickly and quickly. When we were there (it was about 11:30), the place was empty except a table. Since we were there, 5 to 10 more guests arrived and it was quite shocking. The food itself is FANTASTIC. How good. The meat I had was delicious, full of a big BBQ/charred taste, juicy, and not fat or hard. The rice and the beans were also delicious. I swallowed the plate in about 5 minutes. The salad of my fiancée was also great. Crisp salad, freshly prepared. The Burrito my other friend had was a perfect size and full of everything you ever wanted. He had trouble with it. The prices were also fair. We spent about $22 for the Taco plate, drink side of rice and beans, and the Taco salad. About ~7 more than we would pay for In-N-Out, but it was worth considering that there were NO lines, the food was DELICIOUS, and the place literally had the cleanest bathrooms of any restaurant that could be stopped on a trip. The truth is said when one was meaningful to stop at this place on the way up and down Central Cali, make it a point. It may have been my first time, but it will certainly not be my last. Thank you, Gabby's!"

McDonald's

➤ 14802 Powers St, Lost Hills, United States

Carte • Cafés • American • Breakfast • North American

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"TLDR small McDonald's connected to the Mobile Gas station. Includes a drive thru and dining room. Service was good but food was not hot. First, this location is not next to the freeway but down the road. You may have to make a U turn to get there. Be sure to go to the McDonald's side of the building, although there is a pass thru between the stores. The food was thrown together in the box (quarter pounder with cheese) and lukewarm. It was served quickly. Used the app and curbside pick up."

Jack In The Box

➤ 21958 Highway 46, 93249, Lost Hills, United States

Carte • Cafés • American • Fast Food • North American

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"On our way back to the bay from Disneyland and we decided to stop to get some food from Jack in the box. The cars before us were both taking forever to order..the lady taking the orders thru the drive through was trying to rush our order had a attitudecause we were not finished ordering.. they charge soda prices for water and don't tell you about it unless you check yourreceipt..Not sure the young lady name but our receipt says her name is Enrique anywho she had brown hair and was tatted up..Ijust don't understand how you have horrible customer service and a attitude with paying customer, when you honey are the one whoapplied for the job in the middle of the hills have eyes..oh yes do not I repeat do not order churros the must of ran out ofsugar an cinnamon because these churros are naked.an the junior jumbo Jake had bone fragment in the meat JIB#3316. Make sureafter you order ask them to hold the bone fragments..jus double check everything I asked for a plain cheese burger and I gotexactly what I did not ask for."

Dairy Queen Grill Chill

➤ 14814 Aloma Street, Lost Hills, 93249, United States Of America

Carte • Cafés • Burgers • American • Fast Food

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"Sundaes were great! Didn't know DQ had non dairy dillibars! Thanks from a lactose intolerant person! Bacon cheese burger $6 special is a great deal! Staff very friendly and helpful. Only downside was the 5 hotdogs we ordered. Tasted fine but were barely even warm...let alone hot! Strange as burger was hot!"