The name Dick Church's hit the sign in 1972, but the site has been a restaurant since 1947. First a burger joint, then a coffee shop until Dick made it into a full diner. The location is one of the longest continually opened restaurants in Orange County. We pride ourselves on good quality food, excellent service and a throwback to a warm old school
John Vieira —
A real dumpy looking place but you walk inside the people are really nice and the food is good. I think the place has been
The traditional Hawaiian poke consists of fish that has been gutted, skinned, and deboned. It is served with traditional condiments such as sea salt, candlenut, seaweed, and limu. Our restaurant is available for private events: weddings, business lunches, dinners, cocktail receptions, and more. We would love to discuss how to be a part of your next
Timothy W. —
Delicious and fresh! Friendly team and welcoming, simple but small eating area. Great pictures and clear instructions to
Feed a family of four with 2 pounds of your choice of meat (carnitas, pollo, or Birria short rib), plus rice, beans, handmade tortillas, guacamole and chips + salsa. Fun for the whole family, you'll find comfortable seating areas throughout the restaurant, bar, and indoor and outdoor patios. Our spacious family-sized booths and tables, as well as larger
Tracy Foreman —
After a 1 hour hike through back bay my stomach was ready for food. I was going to try to be good but the margarita selection
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