There's a parking lot next to the restaurant. The inside provides a semi casual/formal vibe, but also perfect for large families. I ordered the pork chop with garlic sauce. I tried the pepper sauce too and I think I prefer pepper sauce. The spaghetti is on the sweeter side. It doesn't taste as sweet as jollibee but it's noticeable enough that there's some type of sweetener added. The veggies were surprisingly good. I'm not sure what they added to the vegetables since it's just plain veggies haha (prob sweetener or flavoring powder). I would definitely come here again. Everything surprised me and was SO good.

Baccali is now a go-to restaurant for me. They have good food. Though the prices are higher, the portion sizes are bigger. Almost always I have leftovers that make for a great meal the next day. They have their own parking lot, but sometimes it's hard to find a spot. It can get tight when cars don't park correctly. Service is good. I really liked the cream soup with corn and ham. (also posted on Google)

We had breakfast here and they were quick with serving the food. Staffs were friendly and quick with our order. The portion of the food was very big. Will come back again to try other items.

If you order the whole chicken they give you two entire small chicken. Really delicious, perfect to share. The ketchup spaghetti can be unusual to someone who has never had it before, but it's a nostalgic crowd favorite. The whole chicken plate cost a little over $20. My friend got yellow curry and said it was very good.

My little brother and I took my dad to Baccali Cafe & Rotisserie, a Hong Kong-style cafe, to celebrate his 69th birthday on Tuesday. My dad enjoyed the Korean Short Ribs with Pasta and Mushroom Sauce, my little brother had a fried dish with pasta, and I tried the Curry Oxtail with Pasta. The Ice Honey Tea was amazing, and both Jason and my dad loved the hot milk tea with condensed milk. There's plenty of parking, and the staff speaks both Chinese and English. We frequently this spot often for family meals, portions are huge to a point, compare to other Chinese restaurants, the staff here are courteous and prompt.

There are plenty of Hong Kong style cafes in the 626 area and I'd say Baccali is a solid choice if Chinese food is what you're looking for. They were able to seat our party of 3 as soon as we walked in. The menu had a lot of different dishes to choose from so I had to take a couple of minutes to choose. - - Fried Curry with Chicken Wings (5/5): The dish came with white rice, steamed vegetables, chicken wings, and a side of curry sauce. The chicken wings were crispy and flavorful and the sauce really pulled the dish together. It had a slight coconut flavor but not too much, it was the perfect amount of sweetness to the rest of the curry sauce flavors. - - Fried Curry with Chicken Wings and Steak (5/5): This was very similar to the first dish that I mentioned with the exception that this one included steak. The steak was tender and tasted good. Everything else (curry and chicken wings) were the same as the previous dish. - - Mussel Pasta (4/5): The pasta was made with tomato sauce with mushrooms and mussels. It was good but I wish there was more flavor to it besides just tomato. Service: 5/5, Our server checked on us frequently and made sure everything was to our liking. Ambiance: 3/5, It just looks like a busy Chinese restaurant and there wasn't anything too special about the restaurant's appearance. Food: 5/5, Delicious overall. I'll be back in the future to try more things off of their menu. Value: 5/5, The portion sizes were pretty big, matching the price for each. For our party of 3, we were able to bring home leftover pasta that we enjoyed later that night.

Baccali is a must for Hongkong cafes in the 626. My family and I are always returning to this place. The portions for the food are huge for what you pay for. The prices has been increasing over the years but it is still worth it. I only had lunch and dinner at Baccali which is the same menu. I always order the filet migon and sole filet with a side of pasta and veggies. The meal itself can be part into 2-3 meals depending on my appetite. Always order the lemon ice tea, it comes with unlimited refill and goes well with any meal. It's refreshing and the right amount of sweetness. Parking can be difficult because of their small parking lot but there is also street parking too. Service is not bad, just need to get their attention and they will get what you want quickly.

Returning to Baccali Cafe & Rotisserie after my last visit during the pandemic, I was delighted to find that the quality and variety of the menu have only gotten better. In the competitive realm of Chinese Cafes, particularly for breakfast, Baccali stands out as a gem. On a typical weekday morning, one might expect a quiet atmosphere, but Baccali defies the norm with a bustling crowd of patrons eagerly starting their day. The secret to their success? A unique breakfast menu that elevates the traditional Cha Chan Teng experience with innovative offerings. Instead of the usual congee and pineapple buns, Baccali serves up sizzling fried noodles and an array of Western breakfast items. It's a refreshing twist that sets them apart from other HK-style cafes. Their beef chow fen and Singaporean-style fried vermicelli, typically reserved for lunch, are available early in the day. The beverage selection is equally impressive, featuring authentic HK milk tea and refreshing ice lemon tea--perfect complements to the hearty meals. Service is attentive and swift, with our corner table receiving the same prompt attention as those in the center of the action. The highlight of our breakfast was undoubtedly the fried rice noodle with ham and fried vermicelli with congee. Each dish was a flavor explosion, brimming with the coveted 'wok hei' that is the hallmark of expertly crafted Chinese cuisine. Now I understand why Baccali is the go-to spot even on weekdays. Word to the wise: weekends see a longer wait, so an early arrival is recommended. If you're seeking a breakfast experience that's both unique and satisfying, Baccali Cafe & Rotisserie is the place to be.

Just your average Chinese cafe in 626, but the filet mignon and chicken was yummy. We got it with the mushroom sauce and it's such a great sauce to dip with! Parking is horrible. Lol, if you go during peak lunch times it's super packed! Restaurant is very spacious! Service is slow, but that's expected at Chinese places haha