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Best overall pick
Stacks on Route 66
Route 66 Corridor • Classic American Breakfast And Lunch Café • Go-To For Hearty Brunch
A bustling Route 66 staple known for towering pancake stacks, generous portions, and genuinely friendly service.
If you ask Glendora locals where to start your day, Stacks on Route 66 comes up fast. The menu leans into big, comforting plates—think fluffy pancakes, omelets, and burgers—served in a bright, easygoing room. Expect a wait on weekends, but the bottomless coffee and hometown feel make it part of the ritual.
02
Cozy date-night spot
Luca Bella Fine Foods
Foothill Boulevard • Upscale Italian-Inspired Bistro • Best For Lingering Dinners
An intimate neighborhood bistro offering polished Italian-leaning dishes and a relaxed, special-occasion feel without the fuss.
Luca Bella is the place when you want a proper sit-down meal with a little ceremony but no stiffness. House pastas, well-executed mains, and solid wine options make it a reliable choice for anniversaries, family celebrations, or a quieter midweek date. The service is warm and attentive, and the room stays just lively enough to feel festive.
03
Smoky comfort-food fix
Frisella's Roastery
Glendora Village • Casual Barbecue And Roastery • Best For Barbecue Fans
A laid-back roastery turning out slow-cooked meats, hearty sides, and easygoing patio meals right in the village.
Frisella's Roastery is where you head when you’re craving something smoky and satisfying after a day in the foothills. Rotisserie chicken, ribs, and sandwiches anchor the menu, backed up by classic sides that are built for sharing. The village location keeps things walkable, and the relaxed setup works just as well for family dinners as it does for an informal night out with friends.
04
Old-school classic
Glendora Continental
West Route 66 • Retro Supper-Club Style Restaurant And Lounge • Best For Dinner And Drinks
A throwback dining room on Route 66 pairing steaks and classic plates with a lively bar and regular entertainment.
Glendora Continental feels like stepping into another era, in the best way. The menu leans traditional—steaks, prime rib, and hearty seafood—matched by a full bar that keeps the lounge humming late into the evening. It’s a strong pick when you want dinner to stretch into a night out, complete with cocktails and conversation in a dimly lit booth.
05
Lively group hangout
Clubhouse 66
Route 66 Near Downtown • Energetic American Grill And Bar • Best For Groups And Game Nights
A high-energy spot with big American plates, plenty of TVs, and a bar program built for catching the game or celebrating with friends.
Clubhouse 66 leans into the Route 66 theme with a fun, slightly nostalgic vibe and a menu full of burgers, wings, and shareable appetizers. It’s geared toward groups—there’s enough space, noise, and screens that nobody feels like they have to whisper. Swing by when you want a casual dinner that can easily roll into a long, social evening.