Cauliflower Restaurants in Fullerton
The best places in Fullerton to eat Cauliflower. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Fullerton who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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4.3
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City: Fullerton, 136 E Commonwealth Ave, 92832, Fullerton, US, United States
"Very funny bar with many whiskys and cool drinks. We got a boba themed drink as well as a spin on an old fashion and they were both delicious Also great service by staff and many TVs round to see your team. The next time I'm in the area, I'd definitely come back."
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City: Fullerton, 213 N Harbor Blvd, Fullerton, United States Of America
"Smaller than I thought but very nice vibe. Would have been nice to get an actual Happy Hour menu. Not, a lot of options for Vegetarian/Plant based eaters. Tons of ala carte no real sides left hungry. but drinks were tasty pretty."
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4.6
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City: Fullerton, 128 W Wilshire Ave, Ste CCA 92832, Fullerton, United States
"Love the ambience on the patio and live jazz on Saturdays!"
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City: Fullerton, 108 S Highland Ave, 92832, Fullerton, US, United States
"Very good pizza. cheese and crust have a good taste and not saturated in oil."
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4.3
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City: Fullerton, 101 S Harbor BlvdSte 100, Fullerton, United States Of America
"Really enjoyed this place. The food was great and the service was terrific."
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City: Fullerton, Chapman, 516 N State College Blvd, 92831, Fullerton, US, United States
"Have fun Sunday at 6:00 p.m. after our Disneyland trip. We went into an empty pieology line that we thought would be a plus, but turns out that they are empty during the peak meal for a reason. I haven't been with this for years, but I was really disappointed that I didn't just approach myself. There were 6 employees there, and yet we had to wait for 5 minutes so that no one can take our order without telling us a word about what they did, waited or what we should expect. It's okay to let customers wait to just talk to them. The first employee cleaned the underside of the sauce section with a cloth and no cleaning spray. She just pushed it for so long until it looked clean, but I thought it's been under the shells ever since, not a health problem. I could say someone was very creepy with the pans when one of the marinara saucers had pooled pesto, cheese and butter/oil on the sides. The second employee pressed and placed the dough on the bowls. She seemed to be the only employee who actually worked the lead. The third was scattered and asked the other two what to do, she tried to help her best, but she was clearly new or undertrained to treat the customers all of herself staff #4 was just waiting in the Veggies / meat section and was not to help his team. Staff #5 heard music on their airpodes during the work of the empty registers, and they had an attitude when I paid and then asked for a cup and lid for the apple juice of my daughter. She seemed to think I'd steal a limo, so I said okay, no problem. Staff #6 was folding boxes, and many of them for an empty restaurant with only 2 pizzas in the over of other customers. I am sure they have to prepare for the rush, but this seemed to be patterns of every person-for-themselves. She didn't know what all the sauces were and seemed harassed to go and find out. There should be a sign that you can look at to know what to ask. Eating tasted ok, but this was mainly because we were hungry when we eat them. The gluten-free crusts were burned and crispy like rustic crackers on a wooden board. One of my daughters Pizza was black at the edges and she had shrunk to about 8 when the other was overhauled, but the usual 10. I liked Pieology and supported her as they opened the Fullerton site at State College. Prices have increased drastically to compete with Blaze, and this is usually good with me when I have to pay extra to support a fighting business. However, they charge more for a subpar experience and leave much to be desired."
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$8.9