Emma Jean's Holland Burger Cafe

This place is amazing!! Wanted to come here for years and finally made it. Food is unique and delicious. Staff is very welcoming and friendly. Had the Brian Burger and apple cobbler. Portions are large and prices are reasonable.

Such a great "hole-in-wall" breakfast/lunch restaurant! Tiny size but food has big flavor! Great customer service.

Cycling route 66. Called in at this iconic cafe for breakfast after very cold night camping out at -6°c. When asked for bill was told a lady had already paid for my meal. Such a random act of kindness would never happen in Europe - GOD BLESS THE USA❤️🇺🇸

This is a Guy Fieri DDD stop. Unfortunately, I was not impressed. My server (owner ?) was surly, unfriendly. Ham - very good Eggs - OK Potatoes - small serving, greasy Biscuits - not good Gravy - OK Coffee - lukewarm, both fills Very limited seating, maybe 20 spots, including counter. Damn, I was really looking forward to a DDD experience.

Impeccable flavor, and excellent service. This place is an icon for a lot of reasons; the flavors are just one of them. Highly suggest the Brian Burger 🍔 and Onion Rings 🤩

Everything is like home. Fresh food in a tiny slice of Victorville. Breakfast omlettes and potatoes are amazing, and the burgers are next level.

First time visiting Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe. A very enjoyable breakfast and experience overall. The cafe’s good food and storied history lives up to its reputation. The reason I look forward to returning belongs to the staff who deserve praise. Friendly and attentive, it was a pleasure to speak with our Waitresses and especially the Cook. It is always a treat when a cafe is set up to allow the Cook to work front-and-center amongst its patrons. To the staff at Emma Jean’s Holland Burger Cafe: Many thanks and see you soon. Ian & Jess 💛💜

Emma Jean's Holland Burger Cafe Route 66 Victorville, California Before leaving Victorville, California, yesterday, we decided to have breakfast at Emma Jean's Holland Burger Cafe. This historic and iconic Diner has been serving hungry travelers on Route 66 since 1947. This diner has appeared in a kill Bill Movie and music videos. So what better way to end our Route 66 Road trip than to dine at this historic Diner on Route 66. The Diner is open till 2:45 PM except on Saturday (Closes at 12:45 PM) and closed on Sunday. We will just say that the food was delicious and the service was great. The plates were rather large. I had the Chicken Fried Steak with two eggs and potatoes and your choice of sides. The Chicken Fried Steak was so big that it came on a separate dish from the potatoes and eggs. You also get your choice of sides, which are toast, biscuits and gravy, or a pancake. I opted for biscuits and gravy. The chicken fried steak was cooked perfectly, and everything was delicious. I tried my vest to finish it but it was a large amount of food. I also knew that we would have a desert. Chuck had the Ortega Three egg omelet, and that was pretty big itself, and he also picked biscuits and gravy as his side. He told me it was delicious and was not greasy at all. After our breakfast, we wanted to try the Blueberry cobbler. The cobbler was delicious, especially with the ice cream. The portion was also large, so we only ordered one to share. The staff members were great. They were friendly and attentive. They checked on us as well as the other patrons frequently. We also noticed the shirts they were wearing and asked if we could purchase those shirts. The design on the back really caught my eye, so we purchased two. Overall, our experience was great. The ambiance and atmosphere of a true diner, the delicious food, and excellent service made it a memorable and great experience.