Kamakazi Kriss

Super food! Couldn't recommend it enough!! Pancakes are like the greatest cake ever! Every breakfast I've ordered is delicious! Atmosphere is ok. It is a little coffee shop and nothing more. (They close at 2 pm. Takeout is a great option, too! If you like breakfast, you'll love this place!

+1

小艾答案

Wonderful place to have breakfast or lunch! Staff is polite and the portions are great. Prices are very reasonable and the palm tree lined street is beautiful for photos. One of our favorite breakfast spots in Pasadena! Try the homemade banana bread 🍌 🍞!!

Douglas Chan-Wing

My goodness, best waffles in town. Pair it up with their rancheros (sub potatoes for hasbrown) and you got yourself an amazing breakfast. Be sure to check in early because the line fills up fast. If you don't, it is still worth the wait. Speedy service and great people working there. Definitely recommend.

+3

Greg Gonzales

I enjoyed the food there, the home potatoes are really good and the option to get banana bread instead of toast is great. The place is kinda of small and the waiting room is outside only under a tent but I think I will be back another time

Paul You

I was looking for a breakfast spot with some decent seating and food, so I just stumbled upon here with a friend. Everything was so solid! If I imagine what a great all-American cafe diner is, this place fulfills all those expectations. So much Americana decor everywhere haha. And the waitress who served us was really sweet. Lots and lots of parking available.

Anna “Krimzin Art”

Went here a few months back when many places were still closed so I was excited to sit outside and enjoy the food. Ordered the Chili Cheese Omelet with home fries plus onions, French Toast and a coffee. Food was tasty and the place was pretty full which was great. Omelet was yummy, well cooked and had nice flavors, home fries were cooked nice too. I love potatoes. Coffee was ok, not too watered down. French toast was yummy, not too soggy. Staff was pleasant, guy came to check often if I needed anything.

+4

Susanna SS

This is a small quaint restaurant serving standard American hot breakfast and lunch. The booths are tight and the tables are set too close to each other. There is a piece of Americana in every corner. Our server was efficient and the hot food came quickly.

+11

Andrew Torosian

EDIT: I visited The Reyn today with my partner for breakfast, expecting a nice meal but left feeling disappointed. From the moment we sat down, we felt rushed. We placed our order right away, and my partner specifically asked for her hashbrowns to be very well done. The server seemed fine with the request, so we expected it would be no issue. However, when her food arrived, the hashbrowns were barely cooked. She sent them back, hoping they’d come out right on a second try. It ended up taking a full 10 minutes, and we had to remind them before the dish was finally returned—by which point we were about ready to leave. To add to the frustration, the hashbrowns still came back undercooked. When we went to pay, we mentioned the experience to the manager (bald, wearing a button-down shirt). Rather than being understanding or offering an apology, he just explained “how hashbrowns are cooked” and then brushed us off, asking us to pay without acknowledging our frustration. I don’t expect much, but his response left a sour impression. Two stars only because the food was edible, but I’m not planning on coming back. The service was disappointing from start to finish. ————— We visited The Reyn for breakfast for the first time and we weren’t disappointed. The prices were very reasonable, and the service was attentive and great. While the coffee was mediocre, everything else made up for it. They’re well known for their homemade banana bread, which was delicious and didn’t taste overly sweet. The old-school diner vibes, complete with Snoopy decor, were charming and nostalgic. It's a small place, but there's plenty of parking in the back and on the street. They also have a few outdoor seating spots, but I suggest you try to eat at one of the booths indoors to truly get a feel for the place. Highly recommend!

Food & Service is very good but the Owner's attitude spoils the entire experience. The owner, Israel, is rude & rigid. He doesn't listen to what the customer or even tries to understand the customer's point of view. I'm very dissatisfied with his demeanor & arrogant attitude. I will never return to the Reyn even though I've been eating there for 35 years, before he was the owner.

I was visiting from Florida and my sister took me to breakfast! As we finished my brother surprised me there with his daughter! There was no wait outside, so I told my brother to come in and we would sit with him while they had their breakfast! However the manager came to tell us they could not serve us because they only serve full party’s! I explained that there is no waiting and there are empty tables and we just want to sit with them! But he gave us no options a denied services! That is just unacceptable! To refuse service when you don’t have a wait and empty tables! My sister and I were still taking and having coffee! I would have ordered something else is necessary! So disappointed in humanity!

DeMaria Allen

Very rude service. Waited outside in the blistering heat for over 15 minutes with my newborn and a 3 year old. Just for the door man to tell me that my family had been skipped over on the waiting list because he couldn't wait 5 minutes for my nursing girlfriend to come back from the parking lot. He then proceeded to tell me that he had three other families on the list ahead of me. After having skipped over me. Seemed odd because we were the only African-American family there and I think I see why. Definitely could have been racially motivated. I would not recommend this restaurant for any African-American patrons.

Maricella Gonzalez

I have been coming here since I was very young. I've seen the change in management 3 times. I was happy to know all of management as they took over. Isreal took the business over serval years ago and uses to be nice. Now from reading other reviews, that has now changed and I experience it. He was rude. Although I can waste ur time to tell u my story, I won't. I will not be coming back here due to rude management behavior and I hope that one day I can meet the next owners. Maybe she or he won't forget where they started. Please humble yourself because it can all be taking from you. The food is good and the banana bread is the best. Sad I cant support this business anymore.

Nina Froeschle

First and foremost, I have eaten at Reyn several times. One of the big draws for me is the accessibility and overall good service and food. Today, October 7, 2025, was a very disturbing, frightening and humiliating experience. I am 67 years old and have graduated from a wheelchair to a rollator for very small distances - a few feet. The Reyn has handicapped parking and a rear handicapped access so it worked for me previously. Today, after ordering lunch, paying and leaving a generous tip as usual, I was told that I could not use the back handicapped exit because it was near closing time and that I would need to just walk around the block to get to my handicapped space, which I was physically unable to do. When I explained to whom I assume was the manager - white, bald and overweight, who also refused to give his name, he was very rude and challenged why I could not walk a block or so, several times. He refused access to the handicapped exit which I was never told when I entered would occur. He said they had mopped the four foot area and although I saw no water I asked if they might dry it if that really was an issue. He said we are closing and that exit is not available - you need to walk around the block and leave. I told him that I could not and he said "Do not come here again." I am assuming that it was because I needed the handicapped access. This needs to be evaluated by the owner. If there is handicapped parking, I and others rely on getting back to it. If I had been put out on the front entrance, I would have been unable to get back to my car. I was also humiliated by the experience. Why was I told not to return. Frankly, I doubt that I will but I want others to know that this establishment is clearly one that discriminates against the disabled. Very sad, in this day and time. By the way and this is a direct quote, the manager stated "yelp is for cry babies" when I was begging him to leave by the entrance to which I could reach my car and thought mentioning yelp might help me get out of the restaurant.