Graziano's Pizza - Carte

Black Angus Steakhouse

➤ 290 E Hospitality Ln San Bernardino, CA 92408-3415, United States

Carte • Full • Steak • Steakhouse • Bar-lounge

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"Doesn't look like much but it tastes better then it looks, it was actually really really good, so good I re ordered it a couple weeks later. It was ordered for delivery. My only complaint is I wish it were bigger portions, specially for the prices they arecharging. The prices were pretty high for the small portions they give. It filled me up I ate the whole thing which I don'tnormally do, I usually have about half my meal left over, I'm a 120 lb female who doesn't eat very large portions, if you have abig appetite this may not be enough for you, at least with the salmon dish. The prime rib was also very good. Unfortunately thebread was tough tho. What a shame cause I love their bread. I'd love to order this every other week, unfortunately I can'tafford their prices to do so anymore."

Thai Kitchen

➤ 22411 Barton Rd (at Mt. Vernon Road), Grand Terrace, California, USA, 92313, United States

Carte • Thai • Asian • Curry • Lunch

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"Placed an order to go for some Pad Thai egg rolls. A little pricey and not the bestest best Thai food I've ever had, but it was around the corner and I was very hungry after a long day. The space was quaint and the guys working there were super nice. Didn't have to wait too long for my food to be done. Gave me a Thai tea while I was waiting. Container seems small but they pack a bunch in there. Overall, food was alright this time. I'd like to go back to try other menu items."

P G Burgers

➤ 190 W Valley Blvd, Colton, CA 92324, United States, San Bernardino

Carte • Cheese • Burgers • American • Breakfast

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"Where do I start? Everything looks delicious! Coming here and the parking lot is full, I knew I was coming to the right place for lunch. I was not wrong. Their menu selection has a great variety of items to choose from. Their self serve fountain drinks includes ice tea. Their ice tea passed my taste test, as well as their ranch dressing. This is always put to the test when available. Napkins are on tables which is just appropriate in itself. Their ketchup bottles are bottles and not packets. Everything about this place seems nostalgic as if it was just yesterday food places didn't skimp on portions and sizes to condiments and free flowing drinks. This is my new go-to spot. If burgers is what you crave, this place will not disappoint. The only con I have is that if you sit facing a window, you may have views of other people eating in front of you. This was awkward. I feel like I was looking to my aides entire time. Not like the pee can't see me staring ay them while they eat. I get that they're utilizing every space they can for how busy they get, but something should be done. Too awkward. I would eliminate window seating facing outside that is directly facing outside tables. It was weird. There is two parking lots for this place. A large parking lot and a smaller parking lot that the actual business sits on. Bathrooms were clean."

Jovi's Diner

➤ 123 N E St, 92401, San Bernardino, United States

Carte • Steak • Diners • Mexican • American

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"I 've been here a couple times, and I plan to go back. On my most recent visit (Thursday, 1/11), I discovered that you can order a Chili Verde omelette and choose Biscuits and Gravy as a side... and being a So Cal native with Southern roots, I naturally tried combining them in their warm flour tortillas (not handmade, I don 't think, but still very high quality). The result? *Legendary*: the Verde is actually surprisingly spicy, and benefits from the buttermilk notes of the gravy (which is a unique hybrid between white and brown, including delicious sausage crumbles that punctuate the experience as little flavor bombs, lol). The biscuits are exactly the consistency you want, being crispy on the outside and oh so malleably doughy at the core, which elevates the tortilla considerably in the mix. Every wall of the place is decorated with local kitsch (road signs and posters galore, including easter eggs for those who know San Bernardino well), and it pulls off the postmodern '50s diner vibe with aplomb, despite the slight uncertainty you might feel in terms of where to actually go when you 're ready to pay the bill (pro tip: just head to the register), and you definitely get the sense that it 's a family owned establishment that intends to be there for a long time, as I hope it does. Shout out to the service, too it wasn 't particularly busy, but the kitchen and front end staff worked extremely well together in order to provide for all the various needs going on (several folks at the bar, three booths (of which I was one), and a to go order being taken care of in the corner) without any lapse in check ins. I only finished half my drink, and when I asked for a to go cup for the rest, she returned with a full cup of fresh soda, along with friendly conversation that made me feel like I 'd been going there for years. tl;dr: Fantastic all around diner, with humble prices and a vast selection of good eats while being provided with the best service this side of Waterman Ave., lol definitely recommend as a destination for both San Bernardino residents and anyone looking for a decent meal."

Sushi Miguel's Style

➤ 291 East Valley Boulevard, Colton, CA 92324, United States

Carte • Tea • Sushi • Asian • Lunch

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"Once we were seated, it took some time for our rolls to arrive. We decided against the all-you-can-eat option since we usually order just two rolls each. I chose the tiger roll, fire roll, and a jalapeño roll. They were decent, but with soy sauce and wasabi, they were much tastier. The rolls were thinly sliced and not very compact, which caused them to fall apart when we dipped them. I requested spicy mayo, but unfortunately, it never made it to our table. The two sisters working as waitresses were hustling around to serve customers, which is great to see, but they could really use more staff help, especially since they were also handling phone orders and cashing out customers. I'm not sure if I would return; there was nothing particularly negative about the experience, but I just didn’t find the sushi to be the best I’ve had. I do appreciate the reasonable prices for the rolls, but the $4.25 for soda seemed a bit excessive. Thank you to the restaurant for serving the community—it's great to see the history of how they got started, which is detailed on their website."