West Covina Restaurants

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This is a chain restaurant that has a pretty extensive menu. They are one of the few restaurants that try to cater to people who are on a particular diet such as a"no carb" diet. The food is okay, not great. The prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is a sports bar like place since there are TV's everywhere.

My boyfriend, whom I recently met at the time had been in Southern California for just about a year. He mentions that he likes his burgers and I said, "Oh, I'm not a big burger fan but I like In & Out once in awhile". He looked puzzled and I couldn't believe he had never had an In & Out Burger! They are all over in the Los Angeles Area and who knows where else but I immediately took him to have one.
The In & Out Burger culture is interesting if you are not familiar. The menu is simple - burgers, cheeseburgers, double meat double cheese burgers, fries, soda, shakes. Not listed on the menu is how you want your burger - Animal style (extra lettuce, tomato, pickle, dressing with grilled onions), Protein (no bun, wrapped in lettuce), 4X4 (four patties of meat, 4 slices of cheese) and the Flying Dutchman (a 4X4 without vegies). There may be other terms/styles that I'm not aware of, it's something you learn over time.
It's very inexpensive partly because In & Out is not a franchise like McDonald's, all of them are owned by the corporation and they actually raise their own beef/cattle (so I've heard).
The food is consistently the same at any In & Out Burger. There is also an In & Out University where employees are trained in the City of Baldwin Park, California.

Favorite Dish: I always order a cheeseburger, protein - animal style.

This place gives very good food for a great price. Thai food is my favorite kind of food when I eat out. This place has nice servers and cashiers. When we got a big order to go, they were a bit slow, but the food was great when we got it. The place was packed when we arrived.

Favorite Dish: I had the Panang Chicken Cury. The Pad Thai is also very good with either chicken or steak. Also, you will want to order a Thai Ice Tea.

By Chinese restaurant standards, this is an upscale restaurant, not cheap, very well lit and tableclothes. I haven't had a bad meal yet - lots to choose from. My favorites are the House Special Fried Rice that contains shrimp and tiny slices of Chinese sausage and any duck dish. When ordering the duck depending on your eating preference, I always ask if there are bones or not. Any black bean sauce dish is good, too! The restaurant also has a dim sum cart that goes around - I'm not too familiar with this but the ones I've had were pretty good. The mushu pork is very tasty but very filling.