
Hours
| Friday | 12–8 PM |
| Saturday | 12–8 PM |
| Sunday | 12–7 PM |
| Monday | 12–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–8 PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 12–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 641 N Main St #101, Corona, CA 92878
Phone: (951) 468-9808
Website: https://www.chef2thebone.com/
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Reviews
First, the Beautiful lady at the cash register was awesome (hey, I think she was the owner ). She greeted us with smiles and made us feel immediately at home. Now The food was great actually it was ✨ SuperCALIfragilisticexPialidocious ✨ ☺️ it was/is awesome.
Thank you and I will return with friends.
So if you are in Corona, Ca you want some great tasting Fish and Stuff check them out @Chef2TheBone
Prices are fair and portions are great!
They don’t answer the phone when you call. (They don’t take phone calls). It either just rings or you might get the automated message that directs you to order online as optional.
I came in on a Sunday early evening and was surprised at how quiet it was inside because they’re usually busy. I stood at the register for a while before anyone came from the kitchen. There seemed like a lot of people in the kitchen just talking and laughing. No one ever looked out to check for customers waiting to order. They have the kitchen window and everyone that I could see in the kitchen just ignored me while talking to each other. While I was at the register another employee came out the bathroom looked at me and went into the employee only room and closed the door! Seriously? He did not greet me or ask if I had been helped. That was rude. I walked over to the kitchen window unfortunately having to flag someone down to finally come out. A younger girl finally came to the register and was just laughing. There was no apology for me standing around waiting being ignored and there was no accountability from her even saying sorry about that, or thanks for waiting. All she had to say was “oh there’s only one person working out here right now.” Really? The crazy part was it was only me and another couple inside at that time so it was slow. Why would I need to wait like that if they are not busy? I was able to order but what I found even more annoying was while I waited inside for my order two older gentleman came in and received the peppiest greeting and were able to order right away. Seriously? Unfortunately that wasn’t the case for me. So this review is for the owners/management: if you’re going to have young people running your front counter as a business you need to make sure they are properly trained in customer service and professionalism. From a customer point of view honestly all staff should be trained in customer service! (Not just trained in producing good food). If service sucks people will not want to come back regardless if the food is good). It’s just disappointing because the food itself is good but unfortunately service has always been hit or miss here over the last couple years. As many times as I’ve been here I can sadly only remember one time clearly when customer service was great and it was an older lady who was friendly and kept checking on us when we dined in. I haven’t experience that since early last year sadly. As a customer, if it’s slow and your staff wants to chill in the kitchen fine- put a bell at the register then so we can use it when staff is not paying attention to customers coming in and waiting long at the register for no reason. It doesn’t look good when we have to flag someone down in the kitchen to come out when they were just standing around talking anyway. It just seems harder these days to find decent customer service anywhere.