Penfolds Cafe & Bakery - (Near Temecula, CA)

5 /5 Joshua Salzwedel: Service from Savannah was perfect and we even spoke to the manager Nick for a few, so friendly. I had the lox benedict it was amazing. I highly recommend this spot!

5 /5 Noah Aussems: Passing by on the way back to LA from the winery’s and so glad we found this place. 10/10. Leah was amazing and the service was top notch. Wish I lived closer to come back every weekend

5 /5 Mali Martinez M.: The food was delicious, reasonably priced, and the portions were very generous. Husband got the country fried steak with eggs while I had the California burrito. Both were very good. The kids menu also had ample food for our toddler and he enjoyed his half waffle, egg, & sausage. The atmosphere was nice and cozy. The staff was very welcoming and accommodating. Our server, Regina was awesome! She attended our every need and was very kind. Would definitely come again!

4 /5 Irene Oshiro: This is a great breakfast place to try if youre ever in the area. They have both Old school diner options and more modernized options as well. The bakery is amazing, you can see all the baked goods displayed on your way in! Everyone is very friendly and its a very welcoming vibe. We tried the penfold omelette, biscuits and gravy, French toast and avocado toast! The bloody Marys were Great, highly recommend them all! The only complaint I would have is having to wait! Its that kind of place so good all the locals go there! But the 25 minute wait was worth it!

5 /5 Damien LierOmen: Gotta say, think their pastries are a tad bit more worth the visit over the food. They didnt have a particular type of omelet ingredient but offered to have a choice of any other omelet. Chose the chorizo omelet, it was, eh? Coffee was good but only had vanilla creamer. The mimosa was strong, mixed with a little cranberry, it was great. Water tastes tap. Another choice they gave over toast was a blueberry muffin. Couldnt have a pancake, so figure wed try it.....and wow! Won me over. Couldnt imagine what their infamous giant cinnamon buns taste like. The restaurant inside has an old-school trucker stop vibe from the 90s, but we liked it. Felt like home. Felt personalable. Cant help but want to support the hometown small businesses, and this is another restaurant worth stopping in on n giving that support over the Dennys right across the street. Try it out