Dining outdoors is so much more fun when you don’t have to
do the cooking and cleanup – so let one of these restaurants do all that for you.
Just sit back and relax . . .
Classic Coffee,
148 N. Glendora Ave. Glendora, CA (626) 335-3313 – Charming cast-iron tables
and chairs make this coffee house (with plenty of breakfast choices, pastries
and snacks, including frozen delight Gelato Classico) a reason to enjoy the
shade on a summer day.
Domenico’s Jr.,
146 N. Glendora Ave. Glendora, CA, (626) 852-0950 – Pizza (whole and by the
slice), pasta, salads, sandwiches and more are made to be enjoyed outside on a
summer evening.
Frisella’s Roastery,
179 N. Glendora Ave., (626) 852-1810 – Summer means barbecue and Frisella’s “almost famous” ribs, chicken, tri-tip beef, and pork lunches
and dinners are perfect choices. The restaurant’s zesty BBQ sauce,
colorful salads, salsa, just-baked rolls, rich marinara sauce, crispy potato
chips, and delicious desserts are all made from scratch.
Kara’s Korner, 101 W.
Foothill Blvd., (626) 914-7447 – The enclosed patio is a quiet, shady spot to
enjoy any of Kara’s wide-ranging menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Watch
for daily specials that aren’t in the menu. Choose from delicatessen favorites,
international fare from Italian to Asian to Mexican and good ol’ fashioned
hamburgers, fries, renowned sandwiches and more. My Lien’s (Le Petit) Vietnamese Cuisine, 171 N. Glendora Ave., (626) 335-2363 – Tables and chairs on the sidewalk outside My Lien’s are perfect to enjoy Vietnamese and Chinese favorites like pho, spring rolls, along with a wide selection of boba beverages.
T. Phillip’s Alehouse and Grill, 180 N. Glendora Ave., (626) 335-5898 – The
fenced patio and nearby fountain is the perfect spot to watch the sunset (or enjoy
any time of day – T. Phillip’s is open for breakfast and lunch, too) while
enjoying T. Phillip’s food and libations. From appetizers through desserts, you’ll find
something to satisfy any craving you have.
The Village Eatery, 221 N. Glendora Ave., (626) 852-1777 – Tables under cooling shade
trees make the Village Eatery an al
fresco treat for breakfast and lunch, and dinners on Wednesday and Friday nights
(be sure to find out about the weekly dinner specials).
