Robin's Restaurant

Robin’s Restaurant is a hidden gem that offers an impressive variety of dishes from different cuisines. The menu spans everything from Vietnamese spring rolls to duck ramen, and from braised short ribs to lamb curry, making it hard to choose! We started with the salt-roasted beets, which were vibrant and flavorful. For the main course, I had the southern spiced chicken served with jambalaya risotto. The chicken was perfectly cooked, juicy, tender, and packed with delicious seasoning. My friend ordered the pork chops with mashed potatoes, and they were also spot on, moist and perfectly seasoned. We finished our meal with the berry cobbler for dessert, and it didn’t disappoint! It was the perfect balance of sweet and tart, and a wonderful way to end the meal. If you’re looking for a restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and a wide-ranging menu, Robin’s is the place to go.

This restaurant was recommended by a local. It is on Burton Street off Main Street. There is limited on street parking and public parking in back. Handicap parking and access is available. Wait was minimal. We were seated in the beautiful garden patio. Lush plants surround the seating area. It had a calming and relaxing ambience. The staff was great. Our server Sydney was extremely friendly, patient and attentive. She stopped by several times to check on us. I ordered the garden salad with roasted chicken breast. My hubby ordered the roasted chicken enchilada. He loved it. Their house strawberry guava black iced tea was great. They refilled our glasses several times. The portions were generous. The menu is extensive. The prices are comparable to other restaurants in the area. Restrooms are available in the patio and indoors. We will definitely return to try other dishes.

What a beautiful place! The hostess and serveuses were friendly warm and welcoming. The food excellent, lamb curry and butternut enchiladas. We sat outside and with the landscape and lights, it just felt magical! Thank you for the experience!

The inside dining room was beautiful. The volume level was a little high. The short rib was a bit disappointing. The meat was dry, and the sodium level was quite high. The chow fun was delicious.

We heard this restaurant served the best food, but we didn’t find it that way! First of all, we had to wait more than 25 minutes, second, it was too close for comfort, too many people crammed into a small space! And very noisy, you heard everyone’s voices! We didn’t get to see the outdoor dining because of an event! The food was way too salty and very small portions and very pricey! But the service was great!

Charming atmosphere of a cottage garden built by the foreman for the Hearst castle with the most delectable fusion food from all around the world, such a gem of a restaurant. We loved the salmon bisque, mole duck, and the Brussels sprouts are delish!

We had a reservation, and were greeted rather quickly when we arrived, and seated just as fast. The servers were all very friendly and joked with us often. The food was absolutely delightful, and this place has a excellent selection of vegan and vegetarian options. Many of the dishes allow you to select their tofu options instead of meat! Our server gave us wonderful suggestions for dessert as well. It was such a lovely time!

When you are in a small town in coastal California (like Cambria) and you read about an "ecclectic restaurant that serves international cuisine", you instantly question its authenticity and caliber. Will such a small region be able to product delicious flavors around the world spanning from Californian to middle eastern to even Korean dishes? Is this literally a collage of global hits put together to dupe the locals? Oh my god, Robin's absolutely blew us away from all prejudice and expectations. After our visit to the Hearts Castle, we stopped by for late lunch. I was genuinely dubious about the 4.6 stars but decided to take a bet. The interior was eccelctic indeed with plants growing in the "green house" room, with colorful furniture and a cottage-like decor. So much character packed in a small place. The menu was from all over the world. Bulgogi bowls to lobster bisque to chicken satay to garlic bread. It almost felt like the chef chose whatever they liked. I just prayed that it would taste decent. My party of 7 ordered whatever they felt most familiar with. The food was simply amazing and surprisingly authentic for the diversity. The garlic bread with cheese on a sourdough was out of this world. The chicken satays were really well marinated and flavorful. The catch of the day fish tacos - oh my god... the mango salsa and onions came together perfectly with a heartful corn tortilla (definitely not regular). It was the first time I could enjoy fish tacos without hot sauce or salsa. And the babaganoush dip with falafels was out of this world. What was genuinely amazing was how each one of the flagship dishes from around the world could hold their ground in a dedicated restaurant for that cuisine. It really felt like there were multiple chefs in the kitchen from various countries each producing one dish. And this was being achieved in a small town of Cambria with a population of 5,000-ish. My party had an amazing time. Service was friendly and great. Food again blew us away with a very reasonable price. Cambria has this small-town feel and coming out of Hearst, this is the place to be. If you are visiting Heart Castle or for whatever reason driving on Hwy 1 past Cambria and San Simeon, Robin's Restaurant is a must-visit.

What a cool spot! So cozy and quaint, with delightful and friendly service and delicious food. We enjoyed sitting on the heated deck. We started with the garlic bread and it was FAB!!! Our server recommended the Southern spiced chicken and the Roghan Josh (lamb) and we were not disappointed. They were both so tasty and flavorful!! Great choices!! Our evening ended with a sweet chocolate dessert they brought to us in honor of our recent wedding - the chocolate cake was dense and delish! I would highly recommend Robin's for a delicious meal !!!

Robins Restaurant lives rent free in my brain every single day. I've lived in NYC, Chicago, San Francisco, Las Vegas, but if I had to have a death row last meal it would be at Robins. The pork chop is divine swine. The brandied apples, the flavors you really only can get there. Beyond that the ambiance is relaxed and puts you at ease. You can enjoy the style from the Hearst Castle Forman, with the feel of the outdoors if you're lucky enough to sit on the patio. Otherwise, step into a fairy tale dining room that screams either pride and prejudice or that other colonial movie with Mel Gibson. Ultimately, I love robins and look forward to each visit

Sunday Morning Brunch at a extremely cute establishment. Amazing history, delicious food and extraordinary attentive wait staff! Vegan options, really! Rice tasted boiled and the beans tasted fresh from a can, outside of that... VEGAN OPTIONS (vs squinting your eyes and trying to make something vegan... as other places try). Definitely coming back!

Finally came to Cambria just to do a little shopping and have lunch there. I have never eaten in Cambria. It was about time! Decided on Robins as my first restaurant. Did not disappoint! Lovely atmosphere, gardens surrounding you, heaters everywhere, relaxed. The food was excellent. Shared 3 small plates and garlic bread. Everything was fresh and delicious. Amazing flavors in the meze spread. Could eat that white bean hummus till I exploded. Good selection of wine too! Service was very friendly. A great experience overall. If you are in Cambria this place will not disappoint.

This is a return visit. This time we both had the beef short rib over mashed. Absolutely, mouth watering. We added Fresh garlic toast. A superior place to dine in Cambria. Make a reservation.

Robins restaurant is an interesting bird. The menu spans New American to Pan-Asian, so there's a good chance everyone in your party will find something familiar. But the food just wasn't interesting or particularly well done for the price point. The Roghan Josh was a neatly platted dish of fairly tough lamb that lacked spice. At $34 it was probably twice as much and half as good as your neighborhood Indian place. The pork chop was well-cooked but tasted candy-sweet and not much else. Service was prompt even with a pretty full restaurant. We managed to get a table for weekend dinner after a brief wait, but it would be good to make reservations, especially for more than 2. As a plus, our section of the restaurant had an interesting interior, part green house and part dining room with vines climbing up and over beams.

If you're visiting Cambria for the first time like I was this weekend you HAVE to try Robin's!! You have the choice of sitting on the heated patio/garden or inside in the atrium which is where we sat. It was so beautiful and felt like I was in a fairytale lane! We had a reservation and were seated immediately but the restaurant wasn't super busy so I wouldn't expect a wait if we didn't have a reservation. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful and on top of all these wonderful things the food was incredible!! My friend ordered the Indian lamb burrito and I had the bulgogi bowl which were both delicious. They also have parking in a separate lot around the corner. I can't recommend this place enough!

We can into town on Monday with plans for Hearst Castle on Monday night and Cambria Christmas Market on Wednesday night. We had such a great lunch on Monday (she had the vegetable quiche, I had the chicken club), we came back on Tuesday for dinner (she had the salmon bisque, I had the braised short ribs). The food was incredible both times and the service was top-notch. Highly recommend this awesome restaurant!

We ate here yesterday ( Saturday 10/26). We originally tried to eat at Linn's first but they weren't serving dinner yet so we decided to try here. We sat outside and the garden was beautiful. The table and chairs were not the most comfortable and tables are a bit close together. Staff- our waitress was exceptional (Tiara) and there were 2 other workers who were actively refilling water and clearing plates Food and drink were incredibly flavorful. I loved my pumpkin spice cider (alcoholic). The Thai green curry was delicious, but a small serving. My wife's noodles with prawns was pretty good. We ended with a wonderful piece of carrot cake. Prices are definitely too high.

I love the restaurant's ambiance, inside or outside on the beautiful patio! The service is always top-notch. We were hosting friends out of state, and they loved the food and the quaintness of Robin's.

Why can't ALL restaurants be like THIS place? Is it really that difficult to make food look beautiful and taste even better than it looks? Well, obviously, we all search the world for stellar meals, but ROBIN'S RESTAURANT was truly out of this world !! Everything we ate, we absolutely loved... and... they even allowed us to bring our little dog. Robin's has a beautiful and large covered patio with lots of pretty flowers and foliage amid the well-spaced seating, which is where we sat with our little pooch. I was super impressed with how pretty and lush the patio is. They even have an outdoor bathroom for patio guests if one is too lazy to go inside. (I was equally impressed with that.) On to the food, though... We each ordered an appetizer... Burrata and Arugula salad - stone fruit (peaches drizzled with balsamic reduction), cherry tomatoes, prosciutto, manchego cheese, basil vinaigrette, sourdough croutons. Amazing Chicken Satay - served with peanut sauce, and spicy pickled cucumber salad. The peanut sauce was more diced peanuts with a minute amount of liquid. Not really a sauce... more like a topping. Great flavor, though. Robin's Salmon Bisque - the winner of appetizers. Flavor abounding. Outstanding For our entrees, we ordered... Northern Indian Lamb Burrito - spiced lamb curry, basmati rice, potato, spinach, tomatoes, yogurt, pineapple chutney, and mint chutney in a spinach wrap. More sweet than savory... great flavors, but I wouldn't have wanted to have so much sweetness for a lunch entree. Grilled Chicken Club - chicken, roasted Anaheim chili, avocado, tomato, lettuce, sambal aioli, on ciabatta bun with French fries. Slightly spicy, but really good flavors. Salmon BLT - salmon with bacon, pickled red onions, tomatoes, lettuce, caper-herb aioli on a ciabatta bun with fries. And for dessert, we tried.... Chocolate Chip Mousse Cake - oreo cookie crust, mango coulis, whipped cream. Very decadent and rich. Stone Fruit (Peach) Crisp - served warm with vanilla ice cream. Great buttery, cinnamon-y crisp topping. This restaurant is VERY popular and with good reason. Obviously, I recommend dining here... for MANY reasons, but if I could make one helpful suggestion, I recommend that you MAKE A RESERVATION !!!!!!! We saw so many people waiting to get in, and waiting a long time at that. Just make a reservation, and you could avoid the waiting. I was able to make a reservation the day before we went... on a busy holiday weekend.

Cozy little family owned restaurant in the heart of quaint Cambria! Their menu is surprisingly unique, all the food I tried was fantastic, staff friendly and attentive, and the vibe is so fun - I felt like I was eating in a chic tree house! For starters my server recommended I try their famous salmon bisque - how could I resist?? It was so comforting and savory with generous chunks of salmon filling the creamy broth - I can see why it's a crowd favorite - I'd definitely get this again. But the star for me was the Short Rib Bulgogi Rice Bowl - I was intrigued by the menu description when it said "forbidden rice". I'm a somewhat adventurous eater so I just had to try that haha - and it was utterly divine!! The pieces of short rib were so tender and flavorful - and the forbidden rice was such an interesting accompaniment. It's a black rice with a complex flavor and I loved it. Highly recommend! Prices are a tad high but on par with other restaurants in the area and the quality is there for sure. The staff are lovely - I had a great experience and will definitely return on my next visit! They have indoor seating as well as a nice patio. Parking is all street parking in the town but it's very walkable and fun.

Top line: food is fresh, delicious and unpretentious. Staff is friendly and accommodating. We came for dinner after a bad experience at Brydge and were so grateful for a good meal. We came back the next day for brunch on the way out of town. The restaurant was busy but high functioning. The menu had a decent variety and everything we ordered was good. The servers were helpful when navigating gluten free requests on the menu. The food was high quality and decently priced for the location. The dining room is beautiful and cozy. This place will be a staple any time we are back in Cambria.

My husband and I came to Robin's for our anniversary. We made a reservation and were seated right away. Our server was Oscar M & he was fantastic! Very attentive, acknowledged that it was our anniversary & answered all the questions about the menu I had. We shared the summer salad to start that had peaches in it & it was delicious! For our main course, we shared the short rib & duck ramen. Both were amazing and I'm not sure I could even pick a favorite. The short rib was probably the best I've ever had, very flavorful & the ramen was seasoned perfectly & just what I expected. For dessert, Oscar brought us a chocolate torte that was on the house. It was divine! My husband had a mini crème brûlée and I had an affogato. It was an amazing evening, a great dinner and thanks to Oscar, we felt very special. We will definitely visit Robin's again next time we are in Cambria!

Yep. You only get one chance to make a first impression. And the woman working the hostess stand on that Saturday afternoon we came in for a drink blew it. Big time. Dopey is what it was. We're there at the hostess stand with a line of 6 or so behind us. Woman walks up and we ask if there's a patio or somewhere we can sit outdoors to enjoy a cold drink. Her immediate reply silenced us - and the 6 standing behind us..."No. We don't have anything like that." It SEEMED like she was angling to get us to eat a meal / and we only wanted a paltry drink. Just making an assumption but, man, was that rude. It's too bad too because there were three restaurants that most of the folks around town we spoke with recommended: Madeline's, The Sea Chest and this joint. We don't care how good your food supposedly is, and we'll never know. Sorry...you really do only get one chance to make that first impression.

Tony got us going super quick, made amazing suggestions and they turned out amazing. I had the Ahi Tuna Poke with chips and the combination of tuna, seaweed, the sauce that they used and some veggies were perfect! We sat outside in the patio area and they got the heater going to keep us warm and cozy. We saw a lot of couples on dates too

My wife and I have been dining at Robin's for over 28 years. It's my wife's go-to place for lunch in Cambria, especially when meeting friends for a meal. She's been ordering their salmon bisque as takeout for as long as I can remember. It's very good!!! Today, we had a late lunch there while our dog, Izzy, was at the veterinary clinic. Our waiter, Kyle, was very attentive and cordial and quickly took our drink order while we decided on our menu choices. My wife was going to get the burger but asked about the catch of the day fish tacos. Kyle's description of the dish convinced her to order that. I chose the special pasta of the day. My wife was extremely pleased with her tacos and they were plated beautifully. As Kyle said, it's the most photogenic item on the menu. He was right. (See below) My pasta was very tasty and satisfying. Robin's is basically a low key institution in Cambria. The location is an old house with several indoor tables and two large heated patios. The garden patio is landscaped elegantly and is home to numerous hummingbirds. It's laid back and the menu has something for everyone. We thoroughly enjoy Robin's and will continue to do so in years to come.

I've always noticed this adorable place and have wanted to eat here for years. I finally got the opportunity to and was so impressed by them. The service was great and the restaurant is beautiful. We luckily got to sit out in the garden and all the flowers were blooming. The food was also delicious on top of everything else. I had the fresh catch tacos and they were some of the best fish tacos I've had in a while. The grilled chicken enchiladas were also perfect. Everything was portioned out well and I could tell they choose their ingredients carefully and thoughtfully for each of their dishes. I can't wait until I'm able to eat here again.

Amazing food so delicious my mouth still waters thinking about my dinner. The filet was cooked to perfection.

This is my third time here. The first time was about five months ago with my friend. We wanted breakfast, but unfortunately, they do not serve traditional breakfast during the week, only in Sundays at 10am for brunch. That is the only downside. The food here is really good. This time I am here with my husband. Yesterday we had the salmon bisque, garlic bread, and garden salad. The salmon bisque was excellent. It's a must have. Today we waited because we wanted to try the pecan French toast and it was worth the wait. We also had a date pecan scone with sangria and my decaf latte. Finally, the service here is very good every single time. Friendly servers who are very attentive.

We had a wonderful lunch at the Robins Restaurant over the weekend. The food was exceptionally tasty and the service was very attentive. We were seated at the patio with our furry babies, very nice and relaxed ambiance. We had the calamari, summer salad, breakfast burger and kimchi fried rice. Seafood and the salad are all very fresh and the burger is phenomenal. The kimchi fried rice has a southeast Asian spice kick in it and it is surprisingly delicious. I would definitely come back next time in Cambria.

This restaurant has the best food I've ever had hands down!!! I'm coming tonight to try a butternut squash enchilada i heard it was also bom

We chose Robin's Restaurant to celebrate our 46th anniversary based on the reviews and the garlic bread I picked up to go the day before. We were met by who we later learned was the owner when we arrived for our reservation. Communication was good with a text asking us to notify them when we arrived. We were seated by the fireplace, which I consider a prime location. The mantel was beautifully decorated, there was a beautiful vase of fuchsia lillie's on display, and the ambience was pleasant. Our starters were vegetable soup, burrata and arugula with strawberries and balsamic dressing, a spinach strawberry and feta salad with candied pecans and red onions, and Vietnamese Spring Rolls -- all delicious! We ordered vegetarian lasagna and garlic bread as entrees. We waited and waited. Other people around us including tables seated after us were served their entrees. Eventually our waiter brought us the dessert menu. He gave us time, another staff member took the menus, and our waiter came back to see what we wanted. We told him, but I said we would like our entrees first! By his look they were forgotten! By the time we started eating our dinner, the people sitting around us had left. Our dinner and dessert -- also delicious. Big sundae with homemade fudge, warm toffee cake with cream cheese frosting, and ice cream. We were also given an anniversary dessert with Live written in raspberry sauce. We arrived at six and didn't leave until after 8:20 pm. Other than looking chagrined for forgetting, there was no offer for a discount on our meal, which was disappointing. That's the reason for four stars instead of five. Upon leaving we asked to see the owner, Shanny, to meet her and compliment her on her restaurant. She is a gracious lady.

Lovely outdoor area and staff. Delicious food and great drink options! We got the ahi nachos, skuna bay salmon, beef chow, and pumpkin cheesecake. All of it was so good!

We really enjoyed our dinner here. Great ambiance, service and food!! We would go back in a heartbeat! It would be nice if they had cocktails ( other than the saki cocktails).

Absolutely lovely. The patio, wonderful. Surrounded by gorgeous flowers and plants under umbrellas and gazebos. Utterly, perfect. Full on wine and beer menu. Check! I didn't try much for lunch. A spinach salad and added chicken [$17 + $7] was a little pricey, but delicious. A bottle of Weihenstephaner [$7], yum. My party of 4 were all happy with their choices. Service was on-par and friendly. Good option!

We had lunch here recently and greatly enjoyed it. It helped that it was a 70° day in December and we could sit outside on the patio. They have lots of flowers and plants. The service was decent. Two of us had the tacos and both thought they were delicious. I personally had the salmon bisque and also an autumn salad. I wasn't so sure about the squash in my salad, but otherwise it was very fresh and tasty. Popular spot for lunch and deservedly so. 4+ rounded up to five.

We ate here twice during our visit to Cambria and both times it was excellent. Service was friendly, quick, knowledgeable, and helpful. We made a reservation for dinner but walked in without one for brunch on Sunday and both times were sat almost immediately in the gorgeous outdoor garden. It's such a pretty and unique setting. Menu has lots to choose from and everything that we ordered was fresh and delicious. Highly recommend!

This was our second time here and we ordered the vegetarian dishes and let me tell you..... They are so delicious. Definitely going back and trying out more dishes. The veggie tortilla soup was bomb! Who needs chicken when it is so yummy. The green curry was also very flavourful, I just wish it would have come with a side of jasmine rice, it had glass noodles but very little. The lasagna was super cheesy and the veggies holding it together were perfectly cooked, not soggy or smashed up. Ohh for the starter we ordered was the lions main crunch roll, i absolutely loved this and it came over a bed of seaweed salad, super flavourful. 10/10 for me.

We came on our last night in Cambria. Locals at the Fermentation wine shop recommended Robin's. The team was attentive and friendly. I loved my sparkling wine. They were a few menu items that looked great. I decided on the salmon. It was good. My boyfriend had the portobello lasagna he enjoyed it. To be honest there were other restaurants we enjoyed more on our trip. We didn't have the staples on the menu. Those might be better options.

Robin's doesn't just serve food; it serves edible poetry. My taste buds? Absolutely serenaded. We started with the autumn salad, which was so fresh and perfectly balanced that I briefly considered turning into a salad-only person. (Don't worry, filet mignon, I'd never betray you.) Speaking of, the filet was cooked to absolute perfection. Somewhere in the back, a chef whispered sweet nothings to that steak before sending it out to the table. It melted in my mouth like butter on a hot skillet. The braised short rib? I almost shed a tear. It was so tender it fell apart with a look. Honestly, I felt like I was eating a cloud that had decided to dedicate its existence to flavor. Then came the pumpkin cheesecake. Listen, I'm not saying I'd fight someone for the last slice...but I'd absolutely throw hands if necessary. It was creamy, dreamy, and everything a pumpkin dessert aspires to be. Robin's is the kind of place where you leave wondering why you ever eat anywhere else. I'm already planning my next visit--and maybe bringing a bib because this level of perfection deserves unrestrained enthusiasm.

We just ate some of the BEST FOOD I have ever put into my mouth! From salmon bisque and Robin's garden, to Southern spiced chicken and Thai green chicken to our lemonade and complimentary anniversary chocolate dessert What a cute place this is, with amazing service. @Robins Restaurant, I am now in a food coma. Happy 24th anniversary to us!

Absolutely wonderful experience from start to finish! Our server was wonderful, and the food, as always, SO good! Brussel sprout appetizer, best I've ever had, and I say that as well for the short ribs. Feels like cozy restaurants I have been to in Europe.

My aunt Bobbi and I dined here after a long evening at the Cambria Christmas market. We were hungry and looking for a place to eat. Jai was kind enough to let us in. We ordered the green chicken curry and it was delicious. Jai and his mom went above and beyond in regards to service and kindness. We were visiting Cambria and a taxi ride back to the hotel was going to cost around $50 and take a while to come to the restaurant. Shanie who owns the restaurant was so sweet to drive us back to our hotel. This was by far such an extraordinary act of hospitality and kindness. I highly recommend this restaurant and will be back!!!

Ambiance is amazing however the same cannot be said about the service or food. Food was good but not worth the price. Had better filet mignon at another restaurant nearby that was way more delicious and was actually less expensive. The service was mediocre as I sat there with an empty water for at least 15 minutes while people walked by me numerous times refilling waters. I would not recommend this place at all and will never return. Better places to eat in Cambria for sure

Yum. Get the vegetable lasagna. Just do it. And the Autumn Salad (or whatever salad you think sounds good, it's all good).

The food was delicious, especially the wheat garlic sourdough bread! Service was great. I highly recommend Robin's.

Quick, delicious, and has gorgeous garden area! Large chunks of salmon in the bisque, delicious. The soup component was incredibly flavorful. Iced tea hit just right.

My wife and I have made robins a staple restaurant every time we visit Cambria. The place offers great vegetarian and sea food options. My gets the Robins chow almost every time and is never disappointed. I often get the green chicken Thai curry. The carrot cake for dessert is moist and delicious. And goes great with their espresso. They offer indoor and outdoor seating. They have a room that is wrapped in vines that has great atmosphere and very cozy. The outside seating is also very nice with heat lamps. The service here is always on point. They are fast attentive and helpful with any extras you may want, like extra fresh hot peppers and hot sauce . :) It probably goes without saying I highly recommend this place, especially if you're looking for delicious vegetarian options.

Great food, beautiful location, and amazing staff. We come here whenever we are in town and remember to make reservations. They get packed fast so make reservations if you can.

Good food love that they have gluten free options do my allergy thank you for that We ate outside and it beautiful out there

So we have been to Cambria 7-8 times over the years and managed to avoid Robins but finally decided to give it a try. Never really got excited about their eclectic menu but we would always see people standing outside waiting to be seated to we took the plunge. The good news is that this is now behind us and we don't have to wonder if this place is worth a return visit. The answer is a big NO! Wife had the braised short ribs over mash potatoes. It was adequate but on the lower end when compared to the same food enjoyed elsewhere. Nothing special. We ordered the Brussel sprouts. Don't know if they were supposed to be crispy but they weren't. Wasn't a fan of the blue cheese either. Had the crispy spring rolls which is just fancy description of a couple of egg rolls. They were fine but something you could get at any Chinese restaurant. I ordered the brined pork chop which looked good but wasn't. Too fatty and hard to eat and navigate thru the fat. Mashed potatoes and carrots were. Nothing special. Service was ok but the server thought she was funny and wasn't. It was a let down. I'm sure something else on this menu had to be better than what we ordered but we didn't have dessert, no wine or drinks and the bill was $140 after tip. Wouldn't have changed my review if it were under $100. We went to Indigo Moon two nights later and it was infinitely better and more reasonable. Funny thing was we had the same waitress as Robins dressed much nicer. She asked how we liked Robins and I said we didn't. She was surprised. Indigo way better and she is a better job that night. Robins will keep doing fine without a great review from me. I've heard they have a good. Burger and fries (that's what the waitress said while eating at Indigo).

We sat in the beautiful garden area. It was very warm even in cool weather. Service was personable and very informative on the menu options. We had the Parmesan crusted sourdough, spring rolls and ahi nachos. Outstanding! Entree was braised beef rib over mashed potatoes. Too full for dessert but definitely will be back to try more.

I'm so glad I got to try this place in Cambria. There's so many places to choose from to eat here. I came here on a recommendation. We also ordered the garlic bread but it smelled so amazing that it didn't get a photo. I'd suggest a reservation, it was very busy and for good reason. The food was amazing, our waiter was so nice and all the seating is on a cozy covered patio. Added chicken to our spinach salad for extra protein and the Green Thai Chicken was a dish I'd never had elsewhere, it was delicious.

Such a cute find!! The restaurant itself is beautiful, especially the patio decorated with lights: We sat outside and it was pretty busy for a weekday. Our waitress was excellent and suggested a couple of items for us to try. The food was absolutely delicious!! We ordered a few specials and it did not disappoint. Something to note is that it is pet friendly and if you sit outside you'll see a few canine friends. I also highly recommend ordering dessert, their carrot cake was fantastic!

A four this time as service was kind of lacking. We waited quite awhile for the host to come and greet us. I actually had to hunt someone down to get service. He was just standing in the waitress station chatting. We always visit Robin's when we are in town. We enjoy sitting in the beautiful gardens as we dine. We came for the salmon bisque and parmesan garlic bread and of course a glass of local wine. The soup was full of chunks of salmon. The food was delicious and very satisfying. Our server never checked on us after our food was delivered to us. Making it hard to order anything else or ask a question. We had to ask for our check. The gal clearing tables and refilling waters was the highlight of service. We will definitely return as we love the food and the variety that they offer.

Ate inside this time. The interior is remarkably shabby. They were out of the special, so ordered the the lamb curry. The rice was not quite cold but not warm either. The stew was lukewarm warm. I also ordered naan bread. The bread was dry and old. The sauces that came with the dish were unremarkable- possibly from a jar. All in all a $60 disappointment. I've been here multiple times in the past. I don't think I'll be back.

I sat outside and they had nice heaters running. The wait staff was very pleasant and always checking on me and the food came really fast and was delicious.

First time here by recommendation of a local shop keeper & am HUGELY impressed. Clean, delish, fresh foods with something for just about everyone. Try: salmon bisque, garlic bread, local fish tacos (so rare to find these days). We are excited to come back!