Baby Bros Pizza & Wings — Restaurant in San Dimas

Went there last night at about 8:45p.m. for a pre-Father's Day outing. We ordered a pastrami pizza, pepperoni pizza (with bell peppers, mushrooms and red onions), loaded potatoes, and a Greek salad. We also ordered 2 mojitos and wings (6 spicy).

Overall the food was good. Drink presentation was amazing, but were made with an alternative to rum, since they do not have hard liquor yet. It was a little off, but tasty. If you like sweet drinks, then it is for you.

My daughter really liked her pepperoni pizza. The pastrami pizza was okay (our fault, since we did not know it had marinara sauce AND the mustard) Next time I will order without the marinara.

The loaded potatoes were okay. Basically "mojo style" potatoes with liquid cheese, of which I am not a fan. They also had bacon bits and jalapeños on them. If you like the liquid "nacho" cheese, then you will love them. They are a bit salty though.

My wife liked the wings, they were not that spicy though...maybe she is just used to VERY spicy food.

The Greek salad was the best thing I tried. It is not like having it in Greece, and yes, I have since I have relatives and spent lots of summers there, but it was large and tasty. Lots of, what looked to me to be, Japanese cucumber, sliced cherry tomatoes, chicken ($5.00 extra), raw red onions, Kalamata olives (pitted), creamy Feta cheese and a good Greek vinaigrette (pre-made). Honestly the best value.

The atmosphere was nice, airy and comfortable. More of a sports type pizzeria. The part that used to be a bar and dance floor is being remodeled into something else--not sure what--but they had a small arcade there with mostly grab prizes and chance games for prizes (lots of watches).

At most pizza places I do not leave a tip, since we order and they bring it to the table, but the worker did come and check on our drinks and bring two more mojitos when I asked. What I do not like, that many restaurants do, is when you pay, the screen suggests a tip to leave (like I cannot do simple math) based on AFTER taxes, which the taxes have nothing to do with the service, so when I tip, it is before taxes.

Okay, only downside, and I have seen this comment before, was the price. We only eat out once a month, because it is expensive and we cannot control the salt, sugar and calories. I did think the price was a little high. I have gone to other pizzerias and spent a little less, plus we normally do not drink. Pre-tax was $129 and change, out the door $151. Normally we are out for $100 even with a few drinks. I know prices have gone up, but it seemed a little on the higher end.

Spoke with the owner, nice guy. He has other locations and ventures. Most of the Greeks I know own hamburger stands or diners, but it was fun to speak with him as we had a few associates in common.

This seems like a fun place, good food and nice atmosphere to take a family. They have a great side area for teams and larger parties. Check it...

Baby Bros Pizza. Regret going. Overall wings 2 thumbs down. Pizza half a thumb. Managent and service 2 thumbs down. My son and I went around 630 on a Friday evening. Ordered 12 wings. Half hot and half Lemon pepper. Ordered a ranch and charged extra for a blue cheese. The extra dressing was not brought out with our wings and had to ask for it. Quality of wings is subpar. Could tell wings had set our a while as they were not warm at all. The lemon were dry and flavorless. The bot wings were alright. We ordered the pastrami medium pizza. Wings were brought out first. After we ateost of the wings our pizza came out. The lady (sorry no name tags) dropped of a pizza. Said nothing. Looked at the pizza and it was the wrong one. It was pepperoni and sausage. I had to take it up to the counter and tell them it was rhe wrong one. My pizza was on another table being consumed. How they didn't notice a pastrami pizza was delivered vs their pepperoni and sausage? Went and sat down After a few minutes asked for manager. Manager not ready to be a manager. He asked who we told regarding our pizza? Well everyone here behind the counter. Response was we will remake it. Over 20 minutes later (yes set stop watch) and still no replacement pizza go back to counter. Asked why we were not offered anything for their mess up. Potatoes? Gift card? The same manager pretty much just said we said we would remake pizza. Pretty much blowing me off. I then asked for a full refund. We are over 25 minutes now. Owner finally comes out. We have a conversation about situation. Excuse that new place and new employees. Understand however did not appreciate how rhe manager handled, or really didn't handle the situation. I did get a full refund finally. As that is finally happening after over 25 minutes pizza finally comes out of oven. They did box it up and gave it to us. However quality of pizza was a 4 ouy of 10. Crust had no body or life to it Flavor.was alright. Pastrami pizza said pickles. It was cheap relish and mustard. Pastrami wasn't even as good as the Hat. Wings 2 thumbs down. Pizza half a thumb. Management not even worthy of mention. Will we go back? Possibly in a few...

I was a bit shocked as we contacted baby bros pizza in San Dimas in regards to staying open on Tuesday night 6/4 for San Dimas high school graduates and families. As we started showing up around 8:45 pm (straight from graduation) and the place was empty, we ordered some food for people to enjoy. at about 9:15 they girls working the front counter came over and advised us that if we wanted anything else to place an order now as "we close at 10". we felt like we were kind of being pushed out? at 9:35 my son went to order a beer as it was his 21st bday. the girl again working the counter said the bar closed at 9:30 and she refused him a beer. sadly I walked over and then asked for a soda, only for her to tell me the bar was closed and she could not serve me or my family any soft drinks. pretty weird considering they close at 10pm and it was only 9:35. As the other groups with us saw what was going on, we all decided to leave and advised all of our friends and families who were on their way to just head over to Zendejas across the street. we ended up having close to 195 people show up and Tony Zendejas said he was more than happy to serve the San Dimas community and we were welcome to stay until 2am. Much appreciated tony!! i will say the pizza at baby bros was decent but under cooked, but as a San Dimas resident, I ask myself...Is this the kind of food business i want to support in my local community as I don't see them supporting our San Dimas high school student or families. just wanted to express how this local business...