Great staff. Very good food. Bit pricey but for the area its to be expected
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Andrew Seamons
An institution. I love going somewhere you know the experience is going to be just as good as the last time. Breakfast is what's up. The attached photo is the country scramble with sausage instead of bacon.Vegetarian options: Very limited.Parking: The main lot is a PITA. Park up the street or east away from the building on the curb.Kid-friendliness: Always see a ton of families in the morning on weekends. Large kids menu. Pretty rowdy so loud kids aren't necessarily an issue.Wheelchair accessibility: Both entrances are at street level. Plenty of accessible seating but it can get pretty busy and space gets tight. Bathroom has ADA requirements but is narrow. It's an older building so the laws weren't the same when it was built.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Short Stack of Pancakes, Country Scramble, Biscuits and Gravy, Waffles
lisa gelber
Great old time family diner / comfort food / breakfast. Sit inside or outside - depending on the weather.Vegetarian options: One of my friends is vegetarian and has no issues with the menu.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
SOGABE LEO
I’ve visited Jeremy’s couple years ago. Best restaurant longest business in the decades. Love the food anything else. Just great!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Joey M.
This place is FILTHY dirty from beginning to end. The menus are dirty. Tables are dirty. Chefs look filthy dirty. Food that comes out is dirty. Everything is dirty. The fact that we are on the border of the second largest city in America and a place like this exists--is mind boggling, to say the least. Equivalent of a disgusting, divey, filthy "breakfast place" in a one horse town in the middle of nowhere America. Will never return. Filthy.
Heather M.
The food wasn't bad. It was ok, but for the price it was not worth it at all. Just your average breakfast place, but they charge a lot more. That being said, the staff was friendly so I will give them that. It seems like a very nice place to hang out for breakfast but for me it just wasn't worth how much it cost.
Vern N.
Love this place! It's a small neighborhood diner with sidewalk seating, that serves some of the best burgers I've eaten as of late. And their pancakes are also delicious. Their menu is chock-full of diner classics, and I'll be returning soon to try some more of their food (I can't wait!) As a fan of diners, Jeremy's certainly makes the grade. Go pay them a visit, because places like this are becoming rarer and rarer. Enjoy!
Andrea M.
Local: Jeremy's Coffee Shop is the Diner go-to in Montrose, CA. If you want a classic diner experience, then you should try the spot. Their breakfast is what I usually order (with excitement), but their lunch options are simple, classic, and satisfying. The service is very welcoming and friendly. You won't leave without having a good time. Jeremy's also has outdoor seating, which is cozy and dog-friendly! I also love the decorations because they give more of the small-town diner aesthetic, which Montrose is all about! Parking is small, but don't worry, there is plenty of parking on the street, free of charge. I highly recommend trying this joint!
Helga Melgar
Love breakfast in neighborhood places and Jeremy's is no exception. Pretty popular in the area. Funky interior and warm, neighborly service. I could say this place is used to travelers eating here. My first time here was in 2014, with my stepfather. I've returned 4 times since; with my stepdad now long gone, everytime my travel takes me to the area.I am a little confused with the internet listing because it shows a Glendale, CA address but it actually is in La Crescenta, CA--a charming sort of upscale neighborhood.On my recent visit, I ordered pancakes, Huevos Rancheros, and an Avocado Omelet. Not outstanding but good enough not to be horrible or a disappointment.I think what makes this place click is the overall experience. If I wanted great food to my liking, I would make my own breakfast (lol). I like the homey, old town, welcoming vibe of this place and being a traveler, it felt familiar. I always have a good experience here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Danny Chon
Comfy and relaxingStaff works incredibly hard and are super
We love eating at Jeremy's. Been coming here for years. Good solid breakfast comfort food. Lots of locals hang out here, good community vibe. Orders are served pretty quickly, and the food is delicious. Pretty good coffee too and they refill it frequently. Indoor seating and outdoor seating are available. Parking lot can fill up so you might need to take street parking. Worth a trip to this old fashioned diner at the far western frontier of Montrose.
Helga M.
Love breakfast in neighborhood places and Jeremy's is no exception. Pretty popular in the area. Funky interior and warm, neighborly service. I could say this place is used to travelers eating here. My first time here was in 2014, with my stepfather. I've returned 4 times since; with my stepdad now long gone, everytime my travel takes me to the area. I am a little confused with the internet listing because it shows a Glendale, CA address but it actually is in La Crescenta, CA--a charming sort of upscale neighborhood. On my recent visit, I ordered pancakes, Huevos Rancheros, and an Avocado Omelet. Not outstanding but good enough not to be horrible or a disappointment. I think what makes this place click is the overall experience. If I wanted great food to my liking, I would make my own breakfast (lol). I like the homey, old town, welcoming vibe of this place and being a traveler, it felt familiar. I always have a good experience here.
Sandamal S.
Great vibe, nice service, very friendly and quaint. HOWEVER...on every occasion (4 total including today) I've received something that wasn't satisfactory. They were all small things like dirty silverware (3rd time) that needed to be returned or some food particle caked on my coffee mug (2nd time...1st time faint lipstick on my coffee mug). Today I got a glass of dirty water...6-7 specs of corn meal or something floating on the surface. That was my last straw (pun intended). I think this is the reason mostly older people eat there....they can't see this stuff. I hate writing bad review...but I want to see this place shape up a little.
Monica G.
I was in the area for longer than I thought and was looking for a place to have breakfast. This place looked like the neighborhood diner to go to. I'm so glad we chose this place. It looked like a place you'd find while on a road trip and most ppl knew each other. Service was great, friendly, and fast. The place was decorated with a bunch of license plates from all over. Very nostalgic and homey. I am definitely coming back next time I'm around the area.
Wendy Ramon
Fresh strawberries which was questionable for a place like this. The portions were hugeThe burrito was good, but very big. It can definitely be shared. It was wet too. You do get your moneys worth: a little pricey but not for these bit meals. Wish I had a picture or the burrito. Great Mexican sauce. And coffee is on the run.
Great staff. Very good food. Bit pricey but for the area its to be expected
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
An institution. I love going somewhere you know the experience is going to be just as good as the last time. Breakfast is what's up. The attached photo is the country scramble with sausage instead of bacon.Vegetarian options: Very limited.Parking: The main lot is a PITA. Park up the street or east away from the building on the curb.Kid-friendliness: Always see a ton of families in the morning on weekends. Large kids menu. Pretty rowdy so loud kids aren't necessarily an issue.Wheelchair accessibility: Both entrances are at street level. Plenty of accessible seating but it can get pretty busy and space gets tight. Bathroom has ADA requirements but is narrow. It's an older building so the laws weren't the same when it was built.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Short Stack of Pancakes, Country Scramble, Biscuits and Gravy, Waffles
Great old time family diner / comfort food / breakfast. Sit inside or outside - depending on the weather.Vegetarian options: One of my friends is vegetarian and has no issues with the menu.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I’ve visited Jeremy’s couple years ago. Best restaurant longest business in the decades. Love the food anything else. Just great!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place is FILTHY dirty from beginning to end. The menus are dirty. Tables are dirty. Chefs look filthy dirty. Food that comes out is dirty. Everything is dirty. The fact that we are on the border of the second largest city in America and a place like this exists--is mind boggling, to say the least. Equivalent of a disgusting, divey, filthy "breakfast place" in a one horse town in the middle of nowhere America. Will never return. Filthy.
The food wasn't bad. It was ok, but for the price it was not worth it at all. Just your average breakfast place, but they charge a lot more. That being said, the staff was friendly so I will give them that. It seems like a very nice place to hang out for breakfast but for me it just wasn't worth how much it cost.
Love this place! It's a small neighborhood diner with sidewalk seating, that serves some of the best burgers I've eaten as of late. And their pancakes are also delicious. Their menu is chock-full of diner classics, and I'll be returning soon to try some more of their food (I can't wait!) As a fan of diners, Jeremy's certainly makes the grade. Go pay them a visit, because places like this are becoming rarer and rarer. Enjoy!
Local: Jeremy's Coffee Shop is the Diner go-to in Montrose, CA. If you want a classic diner experience, then you should try the spot. Their breakfast is what I usually order (with excitement), but their lunch options are simple, classic, and satisfying. The service is very welcoming and friendly. You won't leave without having a good time. Jeremy's also has outdoor seating, which is cozy and dog-friendly! I also love the decorations because they give more of the small-town diner aesthetic, which Montrose is all about! Parking is small, but don't worry, there is plenty of parking on the street, free of charge. I highly recommend trying this joint!
Love breakfast in neighborhood places and Jeremy's is no exception. Pretty popular in the area. Funky interior and warm, neighborly service. I could say this place is used to travelers eating here. My first time here was in 2014, with my stepfather. I've returned 4 times since; with my stepdad now long gone, everytime my travel takes me to the area.I am a little confused with the internet listing because it shows a Glendale, CA address but it actually is in La Crescenta, CA--a charming sort of upscale neighborhood.On my recent visit, I ordered pancakes, Huevos Rancheros, and an Avocado Omelet. Not outstanding but good enough not to be horrible or a disappointment.I think what makes this place click is the overall experience. If I wanted great food to my liking, I would make my own breakfast (lol). I like the homey, old town, welcoming vibe of this place and being a traveler, it felt familiar. I always have a good experience here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Comfy and relaxingStaff works incredibly hard and are super
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
We love eating at Jeremy's. Been coming here for years. Good solid breakfast comfort food. Lots of locals hang out here, good community vibe. Orders are served pretty quickly, and the food is delicious. Pretty good coffee too and they refill it frequently. Indoor seating and outdoor seating are available. Parking lot can fill up so you might need to take street parking. Worth a trip to this old fashioned diner at the far western frontier of Montrose.
Love breakfast in neighborhood places and Jeremy's is no exception. Pretty popular in the area. Funky interior and warm, neighborly service. I could say this place is used to travelers eating here. My first time here was in 2014, with my stepfather. I've returned 4 times since; with my stepdad now long gone, everytime my travel takes me to the area. I am a little confused with the internet listing because it shows a Glendale, CA address but it actually is in La Crescenta, CA--a charming sort of upscale neighborhood. On my recent visit, I ordered pancakes, Huevos Rancheros, and an Avocado Omelet. Not outstanding but good enough not to be horrible or a disappointment. I think what makes this place click is the overall experience. If I wanted great food to my liking, I would make my own breakfast (lol). I like the homey, old town, welcoming vibe of this place and being a traveler, it felt familiar. I always have a good experience here.
Great vibe, nice service, very friendly and quaint. HOWEVER...on every occasion (4 total including today) I've received something that wasn't satisfactory. They were all small things like dirty silverware (3rd time) that needed to be returned or some food particle caked on my coffee mug (2nd time...1st time faint lipstick on my coffee mug). Today I got a glass of dirty water...6-7 specs of corn meal or something floating on the surface. That was my last straw (pun intended). I think this is the reason mostly older people eat there....they can't see this stuff. I hate writing bad review...but I want to see this place shape up a little.
I was in the area for longer than I thought and was looking for a place to have breakfast. This place looked like the neighborhood diner to go to. I'm so glad we chose this place. It looked like a place you'd find while on a road trip and most ppl knew each other. Service was great, friendly, and fast. The place was decorated with a bunch of license plates from all over. Very nostalgic and homey. I am definitely coming back next time I'm around the area.
Fresh strawberries which was questionable for a place like this. The portions were hugeThe burrito was good, but very big. It can definitely be shared. It was wet too. You do get your moneys worth: a little pricey but not for these bit meals. Wish I had a picture or the burrito. Great Mexican sauce. And coffee is on the run.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4