what's not to love??. yay!yay!yay!
ilovethis place! it is way better than corky's. the only thing corky's has over this place is the fact that it serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and is open 24/7 (although that is questionable, because it was closed one day last month.)
so how did i finally end up here? i spent saturday night in the o.c. hanging with friends, got home around 415am, slept around 7am (blame it on the cafe au lait) and a phone call at 830am from my sister saying, "do you want to go get breakfast?" and me being really tired said no. then she calls back asking if she picked me up if i'd go... so i gave in, got up and got ready.
she picked me up and with no idea where to go... she said "no" to all the regular places (that i've yelped about that are local.) then she tells me she has to go drop off something past rancho, so i said "ohhhhh!! let's go to kick back jacks! i've always wanted to go there!" and she agreed.
so we get there and it was full but not packed. which is good, because i was worried that we'd have to wait a while and i was hungry. as soon as we walked in, we were greeted and seated.
the decor is pretty nifty if you ask me. it has bold colors (red and some other color, sorry i really can't remember, but i do remember them being "bold".) it's not like some of those cafe's you go to and you can tell it's been there a while. this place looks well kept, a lot better than some of the places i've been too.
when we sat down someone took our drink order and let us be, to contemplate what we shall order from the four page menu. everything looked so good, i didn't know what to get. all the sudden my 1 1/2 hours of sleep was going away... like the wind.
i eventually decided on the garden veggie farm skillet, but frittata style. our waitress suggested that because it adds color, as opposed to everything being "green". i forgot what my sister ordered, sorry all but it looked good!
when i got the skillet, let me tell you... non greasy, or so it looked. it only looked 'greasy' because of the cheese that was covering it. when i bit into it, i kinda made a small sound ahaha i totally forgot there was yellow bell peppers in it that made it sweet and it caught me off guard. with everything inside it made for a good wake up call. the waitress also gave us a side of their salsa.
so picture this (or look at the picture), a skillet with a blend of eggs topped with avocado, sour cream, tomatoes, home fries, onions, red and yellow bell peppers, mushrooms and jack and cheddar cheese, salsa and for some kick, tabasco sauce. i mean really... how can you go wrong with all that?
also, their drinks are served in some pretty cool (tall) glasses. for my side i got the carrot-walnut muffin. i ate it the next day, but omg that muffin is love. you can see how homemade it is, with all the carrot shreds and all.
i actually told my friend about this place the following monday, and she went on wednesday and she ordered the belgium waffle and she said "you score! where did you find this place?" (okay so maybe not exactly like that but its 99% correct.)
what else that was cute was right before we left, there was a giant bunny that came out and was talking with all the kids. it was so cute!
like all the other places, expect to pay at least $10 a person minimum. realize this people, that when you go to a place that's on yelp, you're always going to pay at least that much.
so if you're in the rancho cucamonga/ontario area, you must check this place out. you need to go in the early am though, because as soon as we left, there was a lot of people outside waiting.
oh and i can't forget... they have a flat screen inside. although it's only 'bar' area, hey at least they have one!