Marie Callender's Restaurant & Bakery

Stopped in to pick up a pie. Haven't been to a Marie Callender's in years; wow their pie prices sure went up. Took home a lemon meringue pie. Never liked their crust; pie wasn't as good as I remember. There was very little lemon filling in it.

This marie callenders is amazing for breakfast luch and dinner. But today it was breakfast I enjoyed service is amazing cindy is so nice helpful and absolutely wonderful thank you so much

I ll never order this food again it's tasteless, greasy and salty. The order got messed up and the ice-cream tasted like crap.

The cornbread with honey butter and the razzleberry pie brought us here tonight. I'm visiting from Texas and this is one of my favorite chains that I don't have there. (We got the pie to go & I forgot to take a photo prior to devouring it.) I enjoyed the potato cheddar soup with house salad and quiche. My sister liked her salmon and our friend thought the Frisco Melt was good but would have been better without the lettuce. Note that the menu lists vegetarian options and specialties but does not identify dishes that do not contain gluten.

Pies and salad bar were a hit! Once a nationwide chain, this outpost is located in a shopping plaza off Katella. There is plenty of parking. Once you walk in, you are greeted by the hostess and then you can see a wide assortment of pies. The restaurant is split between the bar side and the dining side which also has a meeting room for groups. Highly recommend the salad bar which includes a wide variety of salad, fruit and soups. There is also a kids eat free special on Tuesdays and Saturdays with purchase of regular adult entree. They have a special that includes a soup or salad, an entree and a dessert. That doesn't qualify for the kids eat free. Their bread is very tasty and the service was very responsive. Don't forget to save room for dessert!

Nostalgia is the key. I grew up with Marie Callender's a couple blocks away and now there is only one within reasonable driving distance. Thankfully this is in between my house and my parent's which is perfect for picking up a fresh fruit pie. To die for! The food faire as far as I remember was always a traditional comfort food that hit the spot. The only reason why the 1 star removal is that while it is nostalgic, the decor seems a bit run down and stuck in the mid to late 90's. Outside of that, the service, pies and food were amazing awesome and everything I've known and loved about it since my youth. This is probably the closest you can come to Southern California's version of a country kitchen.

First of all I would like to say that their Chili is pretty decent not great but okay and their pot pie that my parents tried they said it was okay but watery. The reason why I think the child is okay is because I felt like there should have been more beans and no tomatoes. The chili could have also used sour cream instead of Pico de gallo because I'm not of fan of Pico de Gallo. I also think they should and more food to their menu especially more pasta dishes and savory breakfast dishes. For the food quality I think this place sort of lack consistency like most restaurants that don't do well in the end . I think they should monitor and make sure the food quality is decent and if not for it to be perfected. Lastly the lady who served us food was nice and very patient. It would be nice if they could provide public wifi for the guests too. Overall the food we got was okay but needs room for improvement as for the the service it was great in my opinion.

The system was not working.It was not easy to order online so I had to call that wasn't so easy either. But after transfer, my water was taken very nicely, the food was ready. Prompt, but I must say I was disappointed. The pot pie was not as good as it used to be and muffin was somewhat stale. All I wanted was some yummy comfort food. I