Restaurants near Pasadena Historical Museum

We had a fantastic meal! There were 5 of us and we ordered a variety of appetizers and entrees. The fried chicken and meatball appetizers were delicious ! My husband ordered the spinach gnocchi that was SO good that table ended up sharing it. He also ordered the Halibut alla Pescatora - very fresh and flaky. He loved it and is really picky about fish. Two people ordered the beef tenderloin which was cooked to perfection. Another guest loved the squid ink Campanella- I didn’t taste it but will take his word that it was really good. I ordered the chicken Marsala- , a dish I always love. It had fantastic flavor but will say it was a bit on the salty side. We were celebrating a birthday and ordered 2 tiramisus- the best way to end the night! Our server Valerie gave us just the right amount of attention. She was very knowledgeable about the menu and made great suggestions. We will definitely ask for her next time we go! Amanda, the manager, was aware that we were celebrating and made a point to check in on us to make sure everything was great. We just had a great experience all the way around!

B&B on a Saturday is a real gem. It wasn't crowded or noisy at 11 am. Food was great and service was good. We love the complementary valet parking.

Juan was an excellent server. Very nice Christmas dinner.

Very retro Hollywood vibe, we loved it. Food was excellent, we shared a roll, the lobster pasta, and a steak.

The food is the best sushi in America. I go to restaurants in NY, LA, Vegas, Miami. This is the best sushi in the country. The dishes are creative and prepared like you would find at a Michelin-star restaurant. I have gone here for Christmas, New Years Eve, Anniversary, Birthday over the years. Always a great. Not inexpensive, but worth every dollar for the quality. Drinks are creative. If you are z champagne drinker they even have my favorite, Ruinart. The only opportunity was we brought a baby and a little tough for seating choices. But we were fine and the baby didn't make a peep. Eat, enjoy, celebrate.