Stox Restaurant Bakery & Bar

I've lived in the area but never bothered to go in, but noticing the very high reviews here on Google, I was like wow, let me check it out. And it was an average, there's nothing wrong but nothing special other than the incredible customer service. They make u feel at home and cook regular meals. At least the stuff I ate. I usually try locations for new and unique tastes. But most of my food lacked taste, and u seem to season your own food to taste..

I stopped here a couple of weeks ago. I grabbed a chocolate creme pie to go and it was absolutely amazing. The lady working the cashier was amazing and offered great customer service. I decided to grab some chilaquiles to go, and honestly, they were pretty bad; it was as if I ordered chips with a splash of salsa. The pie, however, was five stars.

Food: My friend and I stopped in for something light while waiting. We got the chocolate pie—it was good, though I was surprised it was a whole mini pie, not a slice. Solid snack. Service: My waiter—a bald guy with a medium-thick mustache—was just going through the motions. Dry, not very engaged. Hardly checked on us. Atmosphere: Cool old-school local restaurant vibe. I liked the look. Beyond that, it was what it was.

Talk about going back in time! What a wonderful little spot this is. Feels like you're stepping into a Time portal into the '60s. Growing up in the '80s there were still a lot of places like this but not anymore. There's only a few and this is one of them. The food was excellent to service was great. I didn't want to leave. Oh and they have lottery at the front. I made 50 bucks on some scratchers so breakfast was on California lottery!

As advertised, best breakfast in town, and it truly was. A lovely old school diner. The food is prepared from scratch, nothing frozen, Evelyn said. And our server, Abel, made sure that everything was to our satisfaction.