Decent Hawaiian food in the area. Small location, gets very busy on weekend mornings!

Scramblers Cafe was our pick for a Saturday brunch. It was busy during the time, so we needed to wait a bit to order. There were tables inside and outdoor, but we opted for inside seating. Personally, I got the Kalua Pork Benedict. The pork and Benedict were cooked perfectly and had a lot of flavor. I'm usually hesitant on getting Kalua pork because a lot of other places make it dry, but not this spot! In terms of the fried potato, it was decent. My friends and I also shared an Ube pancake as well. As someone who doesn't usually like pancakes (and not too sweet), I really enjoyed this! By itself the flavor wasn't overwhelming. It came with a coconut sauce, which elevated the flavor, and I did wish there was more of it. However, my friends who enjoys pancakes said this wasn't their preference. They thought it was okay. Note: American Express is accepted.

The best breakfast in town!!! The food is fresh, tasty, and made with a special touch! The service is AMAZING. The ambiance is awesome. Its so cozy and the music is great!! The family here is amazing and its nice to see familiar friendly faces everytime I come here.

This is our new to go brunch place. They always have great food and service! We love everything on the menu. Especially their pancakes our kid loves it!!! Also I have to highly recommend the carne asada omelet and the eggs Benedict we ordered during our recent visit. The only drawback is they don't have that much of choices on hot coffee like a decent latte or mocha or something, it's mainly black coffee and all other drinks are iced. But still, iced Hawaiian latte is pretty good!

I went there is the height of the breakfast hour with my three daughters. Parking was rough. But we found some and waited in a line that was out the door. The wait was about 5-10 min and the food was so worth the wait. We got our table and we were met by smiles from all staff. I did see some people who had issues but the counter woman was taking great care of them. Letting them know what happened and how they were fixing it. So professional with it. Now the food. My girls all got pancakes, which is a must of you ever go there.this trip i tried their Ribeye Chilaquiles. So amazing. Was bright fresh and the over easy egg yoke mixed with the sauces were so good. Thank you for a great breakfast. Next time I am getting the mac nut french toast. Looks amazing. Or maybe thw loco moco. IDK. Lol

This is a nice small Hawaiian brunch place we found in Norco. You first order your food before sitting down. They'll ask if you're dining in or take-out, and if dining in they'll point you to a table to sit. We got their Loco Moco & Spicy Chorizo Omelette with Fried Rice. Not a big fan of their Fried Rice (which is an extra $2.50) but the omelette was delicious. Flavor was good for the Loco Moco, but the homemade hamburger was a bit small for the amount of rice they provide though & only comes with 1 patty. They have a fountain drink station & water jugs you can bring back to your table which is very convenient. Once done, you can leave your plates on the table. Parking is really small, so I recommend parking on the side of Starbucks and not in front of the restaurant. Will try again because the Ube Coconut Pancakes caught my eye!

Good Hawaiian food spot in our area. White Lava Pancakes - Banana pancakes with macadamia nut and vanilla sauce is so soft and flavorful. Definitely one of our go to dishes. Spam Musubi - The flavors are good but I'm not a fan of partial seaweed wrap. Typically a full seaweed wrap then cut in half is easier and more enjoyable to eat. Corned Beef Hash - Loved the crisp of the corned beef and potatoes. Flavors all meshed together. I don't think you can go wrong with this combination. The serving staff are friendly upon entrance into the restaurant. Cafe is small and quaint. They added table numbers and some upgraded decor since the last time we dined. We didn't order it this time but the Benedict dishes and loco moco are also super tasty!

Still the best brunch around us. Been coming here for the past 8 years and the taste and quality remains consistent. Our faves are still the triple 2 and country fried steak and eggs...always hits the spot. Thr pancakes are perfectly cooked and my kids are always craving it. It can be pretty busy in the mornings so come early! The people here are always so friendly and helpful. So thankful that we have a good brunch nearby.

I love brunch, and I love Hawaiian food, and Scramblers has the perfect combination for me. The waft of Hawaiian music intermixed with the aroma of kalua pork goes a long way to transport me to the island. The line was long, with half of the customers spilling over from the soccer field at the nearby Lancaster Sports Complex. Fortunately, we had plenty of time between our first game and the second afternoon game. The food was freshly and meticulously prepared, and every bite was imbued with love. Fresh ingredients served as the foundation of this satisfying meal. I had the coconut ube pancake, because this could be my only chance at this concoction, and I was surprised by how fluffy the pancakes were. The ube sauce was not too sweet, and the coconut added the right amount of island flavor to this dessert. We had to wait for our food, but good food should never be rushed.