The 7 Best Places for Handicap Accessible in Santa Ana

Michael Morgan: Even when busy the line is quick! Love the cheese fries here!

nellie: The Animal style Fries will make you fat, but at least you'll feel better after a crappy day.

Lulu: Best burgers ever !!!

Ryan Burns: Friendliest 2 or 3 dudes that work here. The avocado toast is $5, which seemed pricey at first but is 100% worth it. Cheesy, thick, bacon flavored toast with fresh avocado and salt on top.

Sarah Campbell: the chai is amazing :)

Mahsa Heidari: Great latte!

Lou Stejskal: Smash burgers and beer battered onion rings done right. Six house made sauces provide infinite flavor combinations of culinary bliss.

Tim: You can't really go wrong here. The food is fresh and tastes good. I prefer the entree but they're all good!

Jeff Adise: Salmon Bowl was great. Grilled perfectly over a bed of fresh salad and brown rice and spicy dressing. Huge portion in a really big bowl. Yum

Jackie Santibanez: Best food every! Try the crunch roll! Delish!

Juan Mancisidor: We have Paella now in the Menu Tuesdays & Fridays :DShrimp, Mussels, Chicken Wings, Chorizo and Pork Loin Paella :P

Akiko I: Good place. #7 clasica: fluffy Spanish omelet w mushed potato n chorizo. Simple yet good. Big for breakfast! Bitter kas was interesting yet bitter Spanish grapefruit soda.

Chad Tovar: Really friendly customer service

Carlton W. Terry: Jacked up menu is great.

Orangevale Outclaw: Service is slow as shit during lunch hour.

Luke: Delicious burritos. Smaller than normal, so get two or three.

Krizia Borrayo: But your typical huge burritos. These are much thinner since they only have the meat and sometimes beans. My favorite has been the Birria con frijoles y queso. If you want spicy, go for the Chicharron

Marco Guzman: Burritos/quesadillas "con todo" (that means with everything for the gringos)