About Rialto Cafe
Beyond their size, small businesses are defined by their spirit. And at the helm are their intrepid founders—scrappy, ambitious, and resilient. They invent and build things despite uncertainty, because it’s what drives them. Their risks lead to innovation that moves the world forward. And we need them.
If you are on downtown Fullerton you can't miss this spot. Starting with the warmly welcome and the great taste of the food makes the perfect combination for make your breakfast so special. Highly recomended "The Wilshire" and the French Toast by rhe way. Simply 10/10
I'm gonna start off with saying the service was incredible. The individuals who work there are super sweet and on top of there job. I bought the $17 panini and was very disappointed. There was no flavor and you could tell the ingredients they use are cheap and old. I was eating cardboard. My wife bought the strawberry crepe and the strawberries were moist pink and white. The price did not reflect the quality of food or amazing service. Fix the food then it would be a 5 star place.
I met my friends at 10 a.m. and had brunch at Rialto. Actually, I don't really like burritos, but it was the best restaurant in my life. It was so delicious and all the other foods were carefully prepared without sparing any ingredients. It was really delicious and the staff kept refilling the coffee. Kindness, service, price, and it was the best. 👍👍👍
went to brunch with my parents for valentine’s day and it was the WORST experience. the servers were so rude to us and the food was barely mediocre. I had higher expectations and nothing tasted good. It was evident the workers were annoyed to serve us and they didn’t even get our orders right (and acted as if that was supposed to be our fault). they also charge a service fee too now. There’s so many other better breakfast places out there, DON’T GO HERE!!
This place is a good stop if you’re walking in downtown Fullerton and would like a bite to eat. For 2 burritos, one order of chilaquiles, and one Avocado and Swiss sandwich we paid around $70 something+ but we left a 20% tip and total was $88 and some change. We also got a side of jalapeños for $2. The people were very kind and made sure everything was going well throughout the meal.