Goodfellas Cafe

Jean Larson

Goodfellas Cafe is a cozy gem in Corona, perfect for any meal of the day! 🌞 I stopped by for breakfast and indulged in their fluffy pancakes and a rich cup of coffee that truly hit the spot. The atmosphere is casual yet trendy, making it an ideal spot for solo dining or a catch-up with friends.

The service was impressively fast, and the dessert menu looks tempting for my next visit. Also, they’re very accommodating with wheelchair access, which is a big plus! Can't wait to try their lunch offerings next time. 🍰✨

Decided to stop in on mother's day morning for breakfast.
A long wait was expected but once sat down our waiter was very attentive.
The pancakes were delicious.
The French Toast could be cooked a little longer.
The patty melt was crispy and full of flavor.
The French fries were some of the best fries I've had in a while.
Overall it was a good meal.

As soon as you walk in you're surprised that this place actually is a gangster themed restaurant.
There are pictures of real and Hollywood gangsters on the wall.
The meals are themed and the music is fantastic! Even our server Sandra was smooth and had a cool accent.
She must've been from the FBI because I never saw her watching me, but she always came back with a full drink! Her service was seriously on point! I started off with mozzarella sticks and they had the most perfect marinara sauce for dipping.
The sauce was warm and thick and the mozzarella taste heavenly.
My meal came with a soup or salad and I actually ordered the dinner salad, and finished it.
The croutons were so good, and the blue cheese dressing actually had clumps of blue cheese.
For dinner I had the fettuccine scampi.
I was already getting full before I got my meal, but the food was so good that I attempted to finish it.
The tails of the shrimp had already been removed, the pasta was al dente, and the scampi sauce made the plate.
I had a little left and had to skip dessert because I was so full.
Look at some of my other reviews and you'll see I eat at nice places.
This place isn't fancy, but the food and the service have put this place as one of my favorites.

I’m visiting California but leaving soon so figured I’d splurge on a good lunch.
The $37 price tag for a French dip and some zucchini “fries” seemed steep but I was excited to eat it.
The “fries” are spears so thick and soft which isn’t my favorite and the cheese on it only touched four of them… but the French dip, which was $20, is basically inedible.
Basically just hard, dry meat on bread.
The gravy was good.