Bellflower is a city located in southeast Los Angeles County, California, in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. It was founded in 1906 and incorporated on September 3, 1957. As of the 2010 census, the city had a total population of 76,616, up from 72,878 at the 2000 census. As of the 2010 census, Bellflower is the 25th most densely populated city in the United States, of cities over 50,000 residents (and 8th most densely populated in California).
Things to do in Bellflower
4.5 based on 95 reviews
Great food and service enjoyed on the patio for an early family lunch. We had a variety of sandwiches that were piled high with deliciousness. Had a difficult time opening our mouths wide enough to take a bite. A definite thumbs up if you are not counting calories or carbs. We splurged!
4.5 based on 105 reviews
George's Greek Cafe welcomes you to "a little piece of Greece in Southern California." Our family-owned business is here to provide you with high quality food, craft cocktails, and an authentic Greek dining experience. Our restaurant has remained a favorite among the locals for one reason: we never compromise on our promise to provide fresh and delicious meals in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. We continue to follow Mama Rodou's recipes, which were passed down to her from her grandmother. We use only the finest imported ingredients, such as first cold pressed extra virgin olive oil from Greece and premium, hormone-free, grass-fed lamb from New Zealand. We want to extend an open invitation to you to dine at one of our restaurants. Whether you're looking to impress a date with an intimate wine tasting, reconnecting with family over Saganaki Flaming Cheese and lamb chops, or planning the perfect wedding reception for 500 of your closest friends, we are here for you. Come in, and feel like part of the family. OPA!
This restaurant has a fun atmosphere with Greek art and paintings on the wall.
The employees are very warm & friendly. The food is fairly priced and large portions.
My family's favorite is the fried Calamari & Lamb Souvlaki. We dine here often & is our go-to restaurant for great lamb!
4.5 based on 329 reviews
A bakery like similar to this is yet to be created. I actually don't think is possible to even come close.
The guaba and cheese is my favorite, some of my co-workers love the potato balls, chorizo and eggs breakfast sandwich is delicious, plantine balls= rellenitos are also a must.
4 based on 178 reviews
CERRITOS RESTAURANT: DINING, CATERING, TAKE-OUT AND GIFT CARDS Superb Food at Great Prices! Wood Ranch's Award-Winning Cerritos restaurant features a menu of highly praised, signature dishes such as: Premium American Baby Back Pork Ribs, Certified Angus Beef(C) (steaks, prime rib, and burgers), USDA Choice Tri-Tip, fresh fish, and chicken. Our Cerritos restaurant also offers a broad selection of fantastic salads, appetizers, and homemade desserts.
The phone number that is listed for Cerritos Wood Ranch is bogus. Tried 4 times to get through to confirm reservations as requested by a phone message left by a restaurant employee. Need to get their act together. Four times trying each time an impolite disconnect or a goodbye.
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Went to the new restaurant which is located next to the original walk-up taco stand which is still operating. The interior of the next place is spacious with plenty of seating. The decor is urban, and clean, very nice. We ordered battered fried fish tacos and also battered shrimp tacos plates that came with rice and beans. Served with a cooked Guerita chili sprinkled with lemon pepper. The tacos come with a tasty white sauce that makes the tacos yummy. See photos. The host and staff were attentive and friendly. Order at the counter and the food will be brought to your table. We had a very enjoyable dining experience. I highly recommend this place.
5 based on 32 reviews
Fantastic burrito lunch. My buddy is a mexican dude and he told me to check this out. Carnitas burrito was fantastic!!! A real deal torpedo to the gut after, and very good flavour. Must try. Friendly people, $10 lunch, good flavour.
4.5 based on 63 reviews
We happened by Gen after visiting a store in the same mall the AT&T store nearby around 2 pm and was surprised there was not a crowd gathering outside as usual (which had discouraged our prior attempts to try it out). We were seated immediately. The all you can eat (27 items) lunch menu price @$16 seems quite reasonable. We first selected 4 meats: beef bulgogi, garlic chicken , angus brisket (chador) and premium steak. We added a spicy chicken popcorn and another serving of bulgogi which we really liked. So much to eat. On top of all the protein, we were served a green salad, a nice warm tasty Korean glass noodles, two piping hot bowls of spicy tofu stew (soondooboo), and small dishes of kimchi, daikon, potato salad, and rice, etc. The quality of both the food and service was good. We will surely be back to try out dinner.
4.5 based on 35 reviews
all locals at the tables, eaten here twice a year for the past five years, never varies, consistently fresh great tasting food. Real Spumune (misspelled) ice cream my fav and they serve you a big bowl!!!!!!!!! service is excellent
4 based on 54 reviews
Homemade cookin' and southern hospitality! At Johnny Rebs' we strive to give you an authentic homemade meal and make you feel at home. In business since 1984, we have been fillin' bellies and painting smiles in Southern California and look forward to pleasing more folks like y'all with each new day!! Come visit us and see what all of our current friends and family are buzzing about!"Put Some South in Your Mouth!"
After drinking a couple of adult beverages on trivia night, felt like tasting something sweet so ordered a peach cobbler boy what a surprise as it was incredibly dry and the pastry tasted soggy and under cooked. Unfortunately the food quality here has been going down steadily over the last two years since we have been coming here for Thursday night trivia. The portions are getting smaller and the price seems to keep going up. We used to meet our friends here every Sunday for breakfast but not any more just too little for too much.
The staff are all really fast and very helpful especially Kyle the bar tender, but feel sorry for him as management cannot seem to make their mind up what craft beers to sell and it’s hit or miss what they have on tap, and who ever heard of a southern bar not having well bourbon. All we can think of is that there are new owners, for they change managers faster than I can change my socks. So sad for this used to be a really good place to go. Now except for Quiz night we go to Franks down the road, they are not cheap but you do get what you pay for and their craft beers are constant.
4 based on 91 reviews
We actually wanted to go to cheesecake factory before the movie but we went here instead. Six of us had lunch it was OK the pizzas looked good with soup and salad that we were in a hurry to get to the movie.
After the movie was out again we wanted to go to cheesecake factory for happy hour but the line was already 30 minutes long at 4 PM. So we came back here. The appetizer menu for happy hour wasn't bad. friends tried some cosmos drinks they were happy with. the edamame was good, I would pass on the sweet potato tater tot's and the waffle chips were like little mini potatoes chips and were good
Pizza was good, as was everything. Corn soup was creamy and flavorful
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