The Reyn

Absolute gem of a breakfast spot! Diner vibes inside and on the plate. The prices are fair and the portions are generous! I can't wait to come back here, it was truly delicious. My family has an amazing banana bread recipe that's hard to beat but I have to say this banana bread was on par! Moist and flavorful, nut-free.

Plenty of parking in the back. Service was super fast and friendly.

Food, service, and ambiance amazing. The absolute best hash browns and bacon anywhere in town. The prices are very reasonable. The pancakes are just ok, but will do in a pinch but if you're having a craving, I go to Denny 's or IHop for pancakes which are much better. I wouldn't let Reyn's pancakes keep me from going there unless I needed a really good pancake.

They remind me of my dad's Sunday breakfast, giving mom a break. He thought he was a better cook than he really was.

I love the old vintage small town cluttered look of the place. Makes me feel like I'm on a road trip.

Most importantly you can't beat the service.

1. We were a party of 9 and 8 of us were here so we let them know we were all here knowing our friend would eventually arrive. We weren't going to hold up ordering but didn't want to wait another hour for a place for a large party. Well the grouchy bald manager man came up to us and lectured my friend for about 3 minutes in front of everyone even though my friend remained calm and apologized over and over the man still continued to lecture us and walked away shaking his head.

2. We came here to celebrate three birthdays so the friend who arrived late brought cake and immediately was told "no outside food" so we had to set the cake on the ground behind us in lieu of walking it back to the car.

3. The coffee is swill

4. The food is mediocre and not worth all this hassle.

This is an old fashioned diner with great service. The food is good with a reasonably priced menu and they make sure to not have a lot of hidden fees. I would recommend this place for breakfast and will definitely come back!

I come here once in a while if I'm in the area but I felt like having their country fried steak and eggs with tater tots this morning, so I swung by for pick up. It looks like a small quaint diner and it's always busy. The service guy was nice and had everything ready for me. Aa I was taking a pic, a customer behind me wanted to be in the pic. And then, As I was leaving, I saw a homeless man, wet from the rain from last night and I felt so bad, I gave him half my breakfast along with the banana bread slice and I had a Gatorade for him in my truck so I gave him that as well.

Just right and nicely done. I was in Pasadena looking for a mid-morning weekend breakfast and wanted to be a little off the beaten path. Who wants to wait an hour somewhere off Colorado? So, with a bit of searching, I found The Reyn. Loved the endorsements in Yelp. Called ahead and was told it was about a 20 minute wait. Sold.

Instantly, I felt a happy vibe. Busy, yes, but everyone seemed to be a good a place. Loved the simple, cozy interior with small, comfy booths. Got my good diner coffee then went with the Farmer's Breakfast. A couple eggs over easy (or any style), two sausage links, two bacon, choice of potatoes (or fruit) AND a couple buttermilk pancakes. I was hungry but still brought some to-go.

Food came quickly. Everything was cooked right, even the bacon which I requested to be medium. Maria was my main person, and she was great. She helped guide me, suggesting the hash browns when I wasn't sure what box to check. A good call. It's a group effort, though, to be sure at The Reyn. A handful of other staff members pitched in for everyone.

The banana bread at checkout looks fantastic, and it's reasonably priced. Next time, for sure. The Reyn was everything I'd hoped for, and more.

Delicious unique variety of foods including polish sausage homemade banana bread and the famous Pasadena scramble. Excellent service and good prices. Plenty of room so you don't have to wait and they keep the coffee coming!

Food: Ordered the BLT with a side of Tater Tots. I know...but I had a craving! The bacon in the sandwich was plenty and cooked properly...not too crunchy, not too soft. The tomatoes had a bite to them...not overripe. The sourdough was lightly toasted...just right. Tater tots were your basic, out-of-the-bag tot. But when THAT is what you're craving, they're perfect!

Service: We were seated fairly quickly and tended to within a few minutes.

Ambiance: This is your "go-to" coffee shop. Many locals and hangover clients looking for a strong cup of coffee and recovery breakfast. Visited on a Sunday so there were also some after-church brunchers. It's really a mosh of folks looking for a casual, home-like breakfast.

Service was friendly and attentive. I came for the biscuits and gravy and they were good but not great. The biscuit was too soft --like it gets gummy when chewing. Classic diner vibe, I enjoyed the kitschy ambiance and had leftovers for the next day since the portions are generous. Poppin' on a Sunday morning with easy parking in their own lot right behind it.

Real old fashioned diner in downtown Pasadena. I was looking for some breakfast in the area, I just found this place in Google, and I am so happy trusting Google search this time around.
Reyn has smaller eating area, you have to write down your name in the list and wait your table. Wait is not that long since servers are so efficient. They take your order quickly, and the food comes out of the kitchen rather in no time. Food was delicious. I had Lou's special which was two eggs, sausage, bacon and hash brown, which comes with French toast. Hash browns was cooked to perfection, Epps was fried perfectly. French toast was delightful. Coffee was tasted just Ok, which is acceptable from a diner.
This place is locals favorite, I assume on the weekends they are getting real busy.
If you are n the area give them a visit, you are not regret it. Enjoy.