New owner Monica makes this a perfect stop on your trip to or from Big Bear. Conveniently located right on the 38 in Angles Oaks. Monica greeted us ( in elf attire for the holidays). The ambiance is warm ( from a toasty pot belly stove in the muddle of the restaurant), welcoming and full of holiday spirit. Monica handled each of our four orders ( think Sally in Harry Met Sally) with a smile and an "I can do that". The hot cocoa was delish the omelet was huge, delicious and exactly what I wanted. The side of fruit was actually yummy fresh berries. I'm looking forward to my next visit.

Rustic local restaurant that has been in Angeles Oaks for ever. Under new ownership and deserves support. Sampled menudo and the 3 egg omelet. Really good home made food.

The staff is amazing. Location is scenic and remote, great get away. The food we ordered was amazing. Menudo the best I've had in the surrounding area. Co-workers swear by the tacos (taco-Tuesday). Quite dining. Pet friendly. Highly recommend. If it's not your cup of tea. Fair enough. My recommendations aren't for you.

AMAZING customer service! Food was great. Awesome small town village vibe. Stopped by late last night and needed to feed 21 people and they were closed... they opened their doors and fed everyone of us before we went on our way! We had burgers, fries, zucchini sticks , and onion rings. Followed by a cup of coffee! Check these folks out.

After riding the motorcycle for hours to get to a nearby campground I too was exhausted to cook anything. I didn't find anything interesting at the general store next door so I entered The Oaks and sat at the counter. The waitress cheerfully brought me a much-needed ice tea while I examined the menu. The menu was full of standard diner fare at decent prices and there were quite a few items I wanted to try but I just didn't have the appetite. I finally ordered a pizza to go and admired the rustic mountain cabin decor while I waited. The locals seated nearby were friendly and the waitress kept my tea filled too. I got the pizza back to the campground and the smell finally got to me. I was surprised at how good it was. Honestly, I was expecting a frozen pie heated up, not the tasty treat covered in fresh ingredients that I ended up with. I savored each slice while I watched the sunset and cuddled by the campfire. I can't wait to go back and explore more of their menu.