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Top Restaurants In West Covina, California

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Los Angeles County’s West Covina is a melting pot for nationalities and a hub for leisure activities including malls, shops and movie theaters. There’s no shortage of places to eat, either. We’ve narrowed down the best of the best.

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Bronco’s Grill

Bronco’s Grill serves Mexican seafood in a family-friendly sports bar setting. It’s the best place in town to enjoy good friends, casual drinks, football games and authentic Mexican cuisine all at the same time. It’s open every day from early in the morning to late at night, serving food at breakfast, lunch and dinner. Behind the bar, you’ll find a selection of of wines, beers, cocktails, tequila shots and whiskeys. The most popular drink is the house’s Michelada, which is a Mexican beer-based cocktail. Food options include spicy shrimp tacos, oysters, seafood cocktails, chicken and beef fajitas, enchiladas and marinated fish dishes.

Far East Joint

Far East Joint is a traditional fries and wings house with a one-of-a-kind twist, infusing American dishes with Asian flavors. To add to the interesting combination of cultures, by ordering a burger, fries or wings, you’re also supporting a good cause and giving hope to impoverished children worldwide. A portion of every meal purchased is donated to the Han-Schneider International Children’s Foundation, which provides children with food, medicine and clothing. A few of their most popular signature dishes include sweet chili wings, joint fries and spicy tuna nachos.

Vincenzo’s Terrazza Ristorante

Homemade tagliatelle | ©Vincenzo’s Terrazza Ristorante
Opened in 2012, Vincenzo’s is one of West Covina’s finest restaurants. It’s located on Mclntyre Square and specializes in authentic fine Italian cuisine, serving both lunch and dinner from Mondays to Saturdays. All of the dishes are cooked from scratch and many who recommend the restaurant often give extra compliments on their extensive wine list and exceptional service. The restaurant serves a standard menu as well as daily seasonal specials, including dishes like the pictured homemade tagliatelle with fresh scallops, asparagus and squid ink sauce.

Jeun Tong Tofu House

One of West Covina’s most popular traditional Asian restaurants is Jeun Tong Tofu House, which specializes in Korean cuisine. Despite the name, the menu isn’t limited to tofu but includes many dishes with spicy pork and barbecue beef ribs. A popular thing to try is one of their variations of hot stone bibimbap, which is a traditional Korean bowl of rice and sautéed vegetables with seasonings, soy sauce, chili pepper paste and additions like eggs and meat. The restaurant is located right next to Walnut Hills Plaza Shopping Center and open for lunch and dinner Mondays to Saturdays.

Misky Misky

If you’re in the mood to try something new, Misky Misky might be the perfect option. It’s a Peruvian restaurant serving authentic homemade seafood dishes with a modern twist. Owned by a husband and wife duo, the atmosphere of the restaurant is upscale but at the same time warm, friendly and comfortable. The couple also have another popular restaurant called Mr. Pollo, which serves special Peruvian chicken dishes. Their new Misky Misky opened in 2014 and focuses on seafood and ceviche, which is a Latin American dish made from fresh raw fish cured in citrus juices.

One Veg World

One Veg World is one of the city’s healthiest dining options and an excellent choice for vegetarians and vegans. All dishes are plant-based, the staff is positive and friendly, and the environment is true to green values. Awarded by the LA Times to County of Los Angeles and the California State Legislature among others, the restaurant has gained an honorable status since opening in 2004. There’s a wide variety of world cuisines available on the menu from Asian to Latin American, making it an interesting restaurant option for non-vegetarians as well.

Café Valer

For a light bite in a calm and relaxing atmosphere, Café Valer is one of the city’s best. The cafe is family owned and operated, and open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and all of the coffee breaks needed in between. The menu includes salads, signature panini, pizzas, deli sandwiches and specialty wraps. On the drinks side, they have an impressively long espresso list and also serve fresh smoothies. For something sweet to go with your coffee or meal, they have freshly baked cheesecakes and cookies. For the super health-conscious, there’s a selection of nutritious, protein-rich snacks.

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