Farmer Boys
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Farmer Boys is a Fast Food in Brea, United States. Cuisine: Breakfast, Burgers, Sandwiches. Price range: mid-range. Known for burger, burrito. Also offers outdoor seating, delivery, takeaway. Rated 4.2★ by 1140 diners.
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“Everything was perfect good tasty food clean and good service”
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R Oz★★★★★This place prides themselves on everything being fresh, and it was! Our burgers were amazing. The fries were PERFECT! Crispy on the outside and soft and warm inside. Service was friendly and helpful. Loved it!
William Talley★★★I don't think I ever had a smaller breakfast burrito. And the most I paid for one as well. And every time I order burger, fries or chicken fingers the food is always dry. I thought it was just the Farmer Boy I went to that day but it's all Farmer Boys. I gave them many a chances by going to different locations but it's all the same. The breakfast burrito and freshly squeezed orange juice was good though. Food came in like 5 minutes.
Brian B★★★★★Excellent food. I had the patty melt combo. The fries were nice and crispy. The burger was cooked perfectly. They give you more than enough fries (I couldn't finish them all). I highly recommend this place for a nice quick air down restaurant.
Catherine Tsai★★★★★We have been to this place many many time. Not only they are in the neighborhood, their food and the service are the major reasons bring us back over and over again. Fried Zucchini is always our must-order item. It's thick and juicy. With Ranch sauce , it's the heavenly taste! I haven't found any fried Zucchini like the one in Farmer Boys. If you haven't had one before, I highly recommend to give it a try. You won't be disappointed. In addition to their famous burgers (all their burgers are delicious), the Cobb salad, and coffee are also our favorite. In the cold season, they have clam cho
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