C J's Cafe - Arroyo Grande

I was expecting quite a bit due to the high ratings and reviews but this visit was not it. Pretty disappointed since I love trying mom and pop type of...

We just missed the early bird dinner which seems to be a fantastic deal. My family ordered two burgers which didn't come with fries (its a side add on) and...

Decided to try CJ's Cafe for breakfast as I love good cafe food- We were seated right away. Looking around it appeared as a general diner restaurant....

Eat super OWNER DISCRIMINANCING BY DISABLED 3 year old daughter. We had a nice experience until the end of our dune. At what point after I had paid and sat, my breakfast ended Burrito tasty on the way and large portions, which is why I took 30 minutes to get half of it down) I was raised by an elderly woman. My three-year-old daughter, who is disabled and hard-hearted, watched an episode on Youtube. She had observed this all the 40 minutes we were there, no one complained or approached me to turn it off. The whole restaurant was crowded with loud sounds from tables, the busy dishes were washed, people chatting yes was a very busy time. I couldn't even hear the phone about the noise in the restaurant. But this woman approached me and asked me to turn it off, rude sound. She never imagined so that I assumed she was a customer and I answered her request that my daughter is hard to hear. She immediately asked if I had headphones, I told her no and did not feel the need to explain why. The reason why I'm not because my daughter is outraged with them and cannot regulate so that we don't use them. Also, I am very attentive and aware of my surroundings, the volume was minimal, in fact I had two cartridges in the place approaching me, how lovely my daughter was. Again no one said in the 40 minutes that we were in there, but after asking about headphones and turning it off so rudely, I repeated her my daughter was hard to hear and that the whole restaurant was loud and she then got more hatred and said; she didn't even see it!? So I just didn't tell her, I'm sorry. So she said well, you need to go a box? I still ate) and asked if she was the owner and confirmed that she was. So I told her, combed my food and left. Usually I do not write about the business regardless of the experience, but at this point; Discrimination against disabled children is something I feel must be shared. I would recommend ordering food if you have children.

Excellent food, good portion size, quality and service. Building is dated, but this gives an authentic 70's diner feeling. Had both breakfast and dinner there, for both meals we had zero complaints and would repeat everything we had. The entire staff we met, friendly and helpful. Go in, enjoy great food!!!