I came in on a Wednesday morning around 9:30am. I was seated right away. The staff was very friendly, 70s music playing in the background, bell ringing for 'ready to go' food. Everything looked very dinner-esque and clean. I was instantly happy I came here for breakfast. Hoping the food matched the presence. I ordered a water and Eggs Benedict with homestyle fries. I knew I had to place a to go order before I left for the Winston Churchill breakfast. So, I decided to place the order halfway through my meal. My Eggs Benedict were sitting in front of me about 7 minutes after I ordered. Yolks were runny, hollandaise sauce was breaking up and chunky, but the flavor was still good. Potatoes were crispy and delicious. They had all the necessary condiments on the table so that was nice. I placed my order and received my check. Came out to $40. I used a restaurant gift card and had no problem. I only had a big bill, so I asked if they could break it for me. I had no problem! Everything went so smoothly. I received my order shortly there after and went on my way. Safe to say, this is a gem of a place! Definitely coming back.

This place was busy. Not sure what the hype was. I had a chorizo omelette that had a lot of Ortega chilies, but it didn't taste like chorizo. The biscuits and gravy were surprisingly delicious and so were the pancakes (nice and fluffy). The service was good. The interior was super hot...poor A/C could not keep up. The French toast looked good.

Good comfort food! Recommend for anyone looking for breakfast or lunch! Patty melt was good

Cute little Cafe. Friendly service and yummy food. If you're looking for something hearty and good, this is the place for you. I got the Louisiana skillet with biscuit. The size could've definitely been shareable. The biscuit was super yummy. I loved that they toasted the top. Makes a big difference

I came here to try their fish n' chips, but they were out of fish. Fortunately, the other menu items made up for my disappointment. We decided on the country fried steak and Winston Churchill (a huge plate of food!). The warm coffee cake...wow...delicious! Their homemade hot chocolate was very rich in flavor. We ended our meal with an English Toffee Milkshake, which was perfect! I'll probably just call ahead the next time I want to have the fish n' chips.

This is my second visit to Annie's. I am fully aware of the rest of their menu, but their Early Bird Steak & Eggs special for 11.99 is really what pulled me in. I got great service from Mimi this time, and it was a really peaceful breakfast by myself. If you happen to sit up at the bar (I didn't sit there this time), they have a little peg board game to keep yourself entertained. In terms of the special, the steak came out fine. It came with eggs, your choice of potatoes, and a side of toast or other carb. Their spicy salsa had a great kick to it and the guys in the back add to the authenticity of the salsa. The coffee kept coming, and although I was enjoying some peaceful Sunday morning me-time, I knew my time was up after an hour and begrudgingly said goodbye to my coffee and my empty plate. Will definitely be giving this place some regular love!

We ordered to go and the employees were polite. The food was really good and there was a welcoming at home feel.

My wife and I were looking for a place to eat in Temecula after our failed attempt to go to eat sushi, and finding out it was closed today for 4th of July. We decided to go to this little cafe across the street and it's a cute little spot that has like a little diner vibe. First thing I noticed it seems everyone seems to know each other so I assume they have plenty of regulars. We were sat pretty quick and were giving menus and drinks right off the bat. I was debating between lunch and breakfast and in the end went with breakfast. Wife got the double whammy and I got the lumber jack, and the portions were pretty big. Overall the meal was good, there seems to be plenty of different condiments on table including 3 different syrups. I think the most interesting thing about this place is the amount of people who know each other here from customers to the manger's to the waiters and waitresses. I think this is one family friendly establishment who keeps people coming back. I would come back here again

This week's breakfast spot w the hubby was at Annie's Cafe in Temecula. Located off Jefferson St near Winchester. I always pass this everyday on my way to work but I've never been. The classic red teli booth outside is a nice touch. We usually go to Patsy's for breakfast on Saturdays bc we love the ambiance there but decided to try a different spot today. Annie's was packed but no wait for 1-2 people so we were immediately seated. We already knew what we wanted and opted for the 10 oz ribeye steak and eggs. I love that the plate came very appropriately portioned, meaning they didn't over do it w the hasbrowns. Most breakfast places we go to give you a small steak, eggs, and 60% of the plate is hashbrowns.... NOT ANNIE'S!! The 10 oz ribeye was nice and thick and was pretty big. Steak was cooked to my perfection and tasted like a quality steak. My over medium eggs were just right. I had english muffin to go w it. Coffee was good. Our server was Emily. She was very attentive and always checked on us to make sure we were good. Coffee frequently came around to make sure our cups were always full, I love that!! I left the place full but not stuffed bc the portions were just right. The steak was yummy and enjoyable. Definitely would get this again!! As a bonus, the servers gave us a little treat and danced... it reminded me of the dining room at Carnival cruises that I've been to, where the staff dances. Nice touch!! I really enjoyed that!! Overall, food, service, ambiance- all excellent and will absolutely be back!!