
Family-owned, counter-serve throwback since 1958 making burgers along with other sandwiches & sides.
Hours
| Friday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1505 E Washington Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91104
Phone: (626) 794-5018
Website: https://theconnals.com/
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Reviews
Parking was easy. Ordered through a street side window. Looked like the dining room was closed but it didn’t matter to us. Staff is very friendly and seemed very accommodating to peoples orders.
When we were in line, a customer nicely recommended the #1 and all of the grinders to us since I guess they could tell we first timers here
It was a good recommendation since we opted for and really enjoyed the pastrami grinder. Surprised with how much lettuce was in it, gave it a nice crunch. I love the bread
We also got the cheesesteak. Both sandwiches has plenty of meat, not too salty.
The zings were delicious. Always worried with fried stuff they’d be overly greasy and salty. Not the case here. Zucchini was soft on the inside, crispy and not salty at all. Onions was deliciously sweet.
Asada fries were delicious as well. Asada was tender, plenty of guac and I enjoyed the jalapeños in it. Good portion to share. The fries were fried perfectly crispy but you definitely need to eat this right away
We’re not in the area often as it’s a bit far north for us, but if we are, I will be back
This place has been around for so long because it’s consistently good in every aspect. The food is fresh, service is great, prices are reasonable, and it’s a convenient way to grab a quick lunch.
The grinders are all great, especially the original combo. Tried the chicken Parm special for the first time and it didn’t disappoint.
Also, don’t sleep on the fries. They definitely hit the spot.
I’ve been here a few times and always try something new each time, and everything has been good. This time I got chili cheese fries, and a bean and cheese burrito. The chili cheese fries were pretty good — nice size portion, and a slight sweetness to the chili. These fall a bit short in comparison to The Hat, for example, but were still good. The burrito was great, with a healthy amount of cheese. The beans are good, but nothing crazy.
Overall, I enjoy this place every time I come, and do recommend trying it at least a couple of times. That being said, to be perfectly honest, I do think it’s slightly overrated.
Pulled up at lunch and the line was packed with construction workers and locals – usually a good sign! They’ve got a simple takeout window setup, and each burrito comes with green salsa (grab extra, you’ll need it).
Real talk though? Pretty disappointed. The burrito’s smaller than Lucky Boy’s and just… meh. Everything’s all separated inside – spongy eggs on one end, way too many salty fries on the other. Cool that they tried using crispy fries for texture, but it just didn’t work.
Save yourself the trip and stick with Lucky Boy’s. This spot might be popular, but it’s not worth the hype.