Harry's Cafe — Restaurant in Huntington Beach

We went on a Sunday late evening. Just a couple eating. Not busy, but did have several customers picking up food to go. Clean tables and chairs. Parking lot not well lit up at night. We could not readily find the handicap parking nor pedestran ramp. Young lady at counter was friendly and served us our food. You have to go to counter to order your food, then it was brought to our table. . They have a varied selection of food at reasonable prices. The have good specials posted at counter, look for them before ordering. I ordered menudo. I got a large bowl. Very good tasting, lots of meat, just the way i like it. My wife ordered the Spaghett/Meat Balls. was a large dish. With about a dozen small meat balls , not too flavorfull ( i tasted it ) but plenty on the plate. My wife liked it. But, she could not finish all of it. We took it home, so now we have enough for two for the following day. We liked the place, we will return again in the day time to try their...

The biggest menu around. There is something to please everyone. I love the bacon avocado cheeseburger, the patty melt, the pastrami or the turkey club. That's not to mention their amazing breakfast omelettes and burritos, Today, couldn't decide between the bacon or sausage burrito so I had a bacon and sausage burrito and it was amazing. Can't go wrong with breakfast!!!! I also ordered chili cheese fries for lunch and asked for tomatoes and onions on top (how Del Taco serve their chili cheese fries if you're a fan), I've been craving those for a while. The french fries were perfectly golden brown and crispy they were excellent. Harry's never disappoints. Going to need a nap today. I moved all the way across town and I still drive 20 minutes over to Harry's when we feel like having breakfast, I went to five or six different places trying to get a breakfast burrito in downtown Huntington and couldn't find one...

As long as you come in here knowing exactly what to expect, you won't be disappointed. It's a local greasy spoon that specializes in no-frills. I guess it's a chain, and this one looks like it could be one of the first, lol. All 70s wood panel veneer and dated decorations, but it's cheap and relatively clean. You order at the counter and they bring the food out to you. I got their chili cheese omelet (hey, don't judge me!) with hash browns and wheat toast. The chili was surprisingly a little spicy and quite good, if you're into the kind of chili that has little teeny minced beef granules, a la Tommy's and the like. The coffee was also surprisingly good, and the waitresses who brought the food were very friendly and accommodating. All in all, a satisfying and...