
Mainstay diner with record-breaking jumbo omelets, quirky traditions & a colorful history.
Hours
| Saturday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 25373 Wayne Mills Pl, Valencia, CA 91355
Phone: (661) 291-1733
Website: http://crazyottosdiners.com/
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Reviews
After hearing about the chain for several years, I was finally near one and decided to stop by.
We showed up at 10am on a Monday, there were only a few customers.
I would rate the atmosphere is typical. Not great, not offensive. The minimum effort required to keep customers satisfied.
There was only a single staff member waiting tables, as expected for this time/day.
The prices seemed quite high but we figured based on the reputation, this was a good sign.
We ordered our breakfast and when we got it, the food just looked BLAH.
A white plate, with dried out, flavorless food. The portions were decent but if you can’t get yourself to eat the food, does it really matter how much they give you?
After only eating a few bites, the restaurant got fairly busy and was still handled by a single person. The service instantly became terrible. We had to wait another 15 minutes just to ask for the bill.
OUCH! $48!!!!
For two people, nothing exotic. One plate was sausage and eggs, the other waffles and eggs. One water, one soda.
Between the really bad food and the super high prices, this is the last time we will eat here.
One final note:
When you are an American diner, serving American food, it is important that your cooks understand the culture and understand what good food tastes like. The cook at this restaurant obviously in not American and is incapable ot knowing what a good breakfast should taste like.
I cannot make a great burrito, so I don’t try.
If you don’t love American breakfast, you shouldn’t be trying to make them. This applies to all restaurants.
9am on a Saturday. Our food arrived on plates that had been “cleaned,” but not well: burn stains on the plate of pancakes, but the pancakes were themselves not burnt. The omelette came with a free strand of hair cooked right in. The bacon was half burn and half under cooked somehow? And the scrambled eggs tasted as though they were made solely of grease. The hash browns appeared by be reheated leftovers.
Upon being promptly seated, the hostess quickly brought me the beverage I requested, which was a good start. However, things quickly took a turn for the worse. When my brother arrived and we were discussing what to order, we noticed that our server was nowhere to be found. This was surprising, especially considering there was only one other family in the diner at the time. After waiting for about 6 minutes, we flagged down another server, who informed us that he wasn’t our assigned waiter but offered to take our order. His demeanor was unusually formal, and the whole interaction left us feeling perplexed. We wondered if it was inappropriate to seek assistance from another server. It was an unnecessarily uncomfortable situation.
When our food finally arrived, it was brought to us with little enthusiasm, and after that, we barely saw our server. She didn’t check in with us even once to see if we needed anything else, which, in my opinion, is basic restaurant etiquette. After we finished our meal, we had to signal her again just to get the check, and by this point, the lack of attention was frustrating. The service did not warrant the standard 15% tip, so I adjusted the tip accordingly.
The awkward encounters and lack of attention soured the meal for us. As we left, we couldn’t help but discuss how strange the whole experience was, we were being treated as second-class citizens. Unfortunately, this visit will be my last to Crazy Otto’s Diner. Next time, I’ll be opting for Saugus Cafe instead.