Beeps Diner: A Retro Culinary Experience in Simi Valley

A perfect little 50's diner nestled right off the 118 in sexy Simi Valley. We had an incredible meal and loved its kitschy retro 50's Route 66 decor. The chrome details, the pink and turquoise neons, checkerboard floor, vinyl glitter booths, and of course a jukebox to go along with the various 50's icons statues scattered throughout. Our meal was nothing short of delicious and compared to other LA area diners that offer what I call "everything menus", Beeps's offerings rate at the top for me when it comes to taste. And not only is Beeps delicious, it's super affordable as well! Thank you, Beeps!

Drove up from West LA specifically for this diner because I am working through a list of all diners in LA County and I'm happy to say that I had a great experience at Beeps. The menu is one of the largest menus I've ever seen and inside is a true retro 50s style diner. It's a blast from the past and somewhere that would be fun for someone of all ages. Parking is also extremely easy because it's in a shopping center that has tons of free parking surrounding the restaurant. Everything that we ordered arrived quickly and our server was very polite. He stopped in and checked on as many times. We started off with a Cinnamon Roll, which was absolutely gigantic. It would be enough for four people to split and we hardly could finish it, but we both really enjoyed it. It was a great treat to start the meal. For my breakfast, I chose the California Eggs Benedict and honestly really liked it. The eggs were done exactly as I like them and the hollandaise was especially good. The portion size was large and the price was fair so I would highly recommend this place to anyone searching for a great diner or breakfast option.

Great food at reasonable prices! The garlic parmesan fries were bomb! Treat yourself!

This was our first time trying this diner because we were in the area. Parking was easy to find, and when we entered the establishment, it was very hot. It seemed like they did not have AC and the fans were off. We were greeted by some careless host who took our name down and seated us about 10 minutes later. It's an old diner so the decor and furniture is pretty worn down and all the decor was super dusty. Another employee came and took our drink order. After several minutes, our server came and took our food order, and she was very friendly. Our food came out very fast for their being such an extensive menu. We ordered the Chilaquiles and the waffle. To the Chilaquiles we added chorizo and it was incredibly salty but the rest of the Chilaquiles were delicious. I added vanilla ice cream to the waffle which helped with the sweetness of it because it was way way too sweet and I didn't even use the syrup. The plates were very large and one plate is enough for two people. The pricing was pretty average for a diner in this area ranging from $15-$20 a plate. The service was efficient and friendly. In the end, I think we would return again and probably try something different maybe lunch items.

How have I never been here before! What a fun little gem tucked in a strip mall! Statues of Elvis and Marilyn, 50s decor and music you can't help but sing along to and breakfast food that really hits that sweet spot! I got the Kings French toast and it had the perfect amount of sweet peanut butter, bananas, whip cream AND bacon ON the French toast! It was only about $11 and you could add a side of eggs AND meat for about $4! The waitress was kind and the kitchen was quick! We all got exactly what we ordered. We did have to wait outside, but only for about 15 min on a Sunday at brunch time, so not bad at all! There are mostly booths of 4 so keep that in mind when you go, we will definitely be back!