Stone Groove Stillhouse

"This place is an amazing find. We had the Beet salad, cheese and bread, and wagyu sliders. For a drink we had the Distant Suns. Not only was everything visually stunning (we didn’t want to eat the beet salad bcz it was so amazing to look at) but the flavors were spot on and the marmalade in the cheese bread was spectacular. This place is known for its distillery which uses music to change the flavor of its bourbon. Pretty cool…the vibe matches up with the musically inspired bourbon."

"Food took forever to get to my table of 6. My friend didn’t even get his fries with his burger until he asked. My friend’s baked alaska wasn’t brought out until the end of our dinner and everyone else had eaten. Hurry up and make your food faster and keep track of who has eaten and who hasn’t. 5-23-26 The owner’s response was great, thank you. That said, it was very busy on a Tuesday, but having to ask twice for the Baked Alaska and then receiving it late toward the end of the meal, after everyone else had already finished eating, was not acceptable. In addition, my friend’s steak fries were undercooked—they were quite hard and seemed like they needed another 10–15 minutes. It may be worth reviewing what happened in the kitchen on 5/19/26, as both timing and food quality were off that night. The cooks were clearly not on their game. And by the other reviews this was a one off. The hostess was great. Our waitress was good."

"Hidden amongst the hustle and bustle of Disneyland and the Angels Stadium is possibly the singular most underrated culinary and mixology experience on this hemisphere of the globe. For divine cocktails and succulently crafted dishes, look no further. The Beets on Beets salad and the Tragic Kingdom cocktail alone were worth repeat visits. Will absolutely be bringing my friends and family here."