This place is a gem and our new favorite! They have great benedicts. I particularly love their smoked salmon benedict! It's simple but delicious, and their hollandaise sauce is creamy and flavorful. I love that you can include French toast as an add-on, makes for a hearty meal. The workers are also always welcoming and prompt :-)

Food is good. Less crowded than Millbrae Pancake House but also about 1/4 of the size. Offers some Filipino/Island style breakfasts' Very little shared parking in the small lot (~8 stalls) but plenty of street parking. Staff is friendly, service is prompt. There is patio/outdoor seating.

Great service! Very welcoming and helpful staff. They attended us quickly with no issues before catching a flight.

Good food I got the pork chop with hash browns but it's also good with rice Great atmosphere Highly recommend

Camino Corner was a solid brunch option during the week. Our party of 6 was seated outside without a wait and I liked their little patio space with the nice weather. Servers were friendly and took our orders for drinks right as we sat down. Menu is pretty large, with sweet and savory breakfast options and a small lunch section. Food took a little while to come out, but we weren't in a rush. I got the crispy pork belly over garlic rice with 2 over-medium eggs. They give a really solid portion of the lechon kawali and I really loved the balance of tender meatiness and crispy fattiness. The rice was a little disappointing, the grains of rice were a little bit too separated and I didn't get very much garlic flavor. One of my eggs had a yolk that popped, so it wasn't runny at all. Even with some misses on the food, it still helped the hangover so I was satisfied. Rounding up to 4 stars since the service was nice.

Camino Corner first opened in 1988 and has been part of the community for decades. Despite growing up around the area and Camino Corner being open before I was even born, I still never got to try out this small local diner until recently. I have to say that I was pretty impressed with my experience coming here on a slow weekday afternoon. The parking lot is small, but there is plenty of nearby parking. I used to go to the Fat Wongs nearby daily as a kid, but never really noticed this spot for the longest time. The inside isn't modern, but it has a nice family feel and the service is pretty good. You sit down and order and I got the Camino Omelette ($18.65) plus my choice of hash browns and english muffin. I also had to get a side of a Waffle ($8.95). It is also an open kitchen so you can really hear and see your food being prepared especially your omelette eggs getting beaten. The pictures don't do the food justice because they look huge in person and it is almost impossible to clean the whole plate. The Camino Omelette is their pricier omelette, but it was absolutely loaded with so much bacon, ham, breakfast sausage, and mushrooms that I had no complains about the pricing with how good it was. The avocados on top with the cheese also made it even tastier. It was a very flavorful and hearty meal. Their hash browns are also honestly better than most hash browns I have had at other restaurants. They are so crispy and you don't get a frozen taste like some places. I also love waffles that are soft and aren't crunchy, but thats a preference as I don't like having the roof of my mouth scraped. Their waffles are so soft and fluffy and I really like the batter they used. It was a 10/10 for me. If I'm ever craving breakfast while near San Bruno I'd definitely come back to Camino Corner for more.

Dropped in because we were meeting a family member who comes here regularly. Food: We ordered a number of breakfast/lunch dishes including a pork belly dish, an avocado BLT, a kids breakfast and a California omelette to name a few. All delicious Service: The service was excellent. The waitstaff was very attentive and answered all of our questions. Value: Definitely good value but it's a "treat" meal and not an everyday meal - maybe once or twice a month- because the dishes cost a little more than your average breakfast or lunch meal. But as I said it's a good value based on the portions and quality and service. I would recommend them and I would be open to come again myself.

Solid 4 stars. Sat outside on the dog-friendly patio. Ordered our food and 15 minutes later we began eating. To my surprise I found out that Camino Corner had Asian fusion options. I would highly recommend the longanisa with garlic rice. All very flavorful food options. Great, friendly customer service. Only downfall is parking. Only street available. Be sure to check in, because with every check-in you get 1 buttermilk pancake ;)