Looking for a good tuna melt in San Dimas or Diamond Bar

[calabasas_trafalgar]

or anywhere in between. Must be open for lunch during the week. Thanks!

[heckonwheels]

You might try Honey's, just west of the San Dimas city limit in Glendora on Route 66.

[ipsedixit]

If you are willing to drive a bit further east, Corky's in nearby Rancho Cucamonga. http://www.corkyskitchenandbakery.com... does a fine tuna melt.

And if you go, get a slice of the German Chocolate Cream Pie, or a whole one to go. It's well worth the additional calories.

[calabasas_trafalgar]

thanks but it's a little too far. I'm in San Dimas, my friend is in Diamond Bar, I only have an hour, and we're hoping to meet in between.

[Robert Thornton]

Thanks for the tip on that one, hadn't heard about it and I'm not too far away.

[ipsedixit]

Mr. Thornton,

Just a word of caution. Corky's is NOT a destination place. Go if you are in the area and definitely sample some of their pies/desserts, which in my opinion is their raison d'être.

Cheers.

[degustateur]

Hey, calabasas_trafalgar!

I think you would be pleased with the Sugar Rush Café. Along with some delicious breakfast and lunch offerings, they serve up a pretty serious tuna melt. The chicken & spinach melt is very good as well.

Try a cafe latte or mocha. They use Inteligentsia coffee and brew a decent cup.

Sugar Rush Café
900 Valley Blvd
Walnut, CA 91789
[phone]

The area is somewhat industrio-desolate; here’s a map link:

http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&...

[degustateur]

My apologies, but the address and map link I provided are incorrect. The correct address is:

Sugar Rush Café
3900 Valley Blvd
Walnut, CA 91789
[phone]

Map Link:

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=3900+Va...

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Sugar Rush Cafe
3900 Valley Blvd Ste A, Walnut, CA 91789

[calabasas_trafalgar]

this sounds good, and much more realistic geographically with my time constraints. Thanks! BTW, it's 3900 Valley.