First off, this is a restaurant that has ambience and a welcoming environment. So we were hopeful…read morethat the food would reflect that. Service was adequate. I ordered the buttermilk fried chicken with Mac and cheese and seasonal vegetables. The chicken was seasonless and dry. Mac and cheese tasted like an old reheat. "Seasonal" vegetables were carrots , onions and a piece of cauliflower, all of which were not cooked properly and had no taste. For the price this meal was lackluster and devoid of anything worth revisiting.

The service was good and fairly fast nd the lady was nice and the building was cool but the food…read morewas overpriced and mid my chicken was dry ok bye

Pretty sure this is a hidden gem in McCloud. We missed this place the 1st three times we stayed…read morecause he had no idea this was around. Glad we stopped by this time. The service and food was amazing. Ordered the pomodoro with chicken and the flavor was light and perfect for me. If you're looking something really rich don't get it. The service was awesome and they gave us complimentary bread as well which was also good! Watermelon margaritas are amazing by the way. Just love how friendly the staff are.

Lots of food. That's about it. When there's no place open , you don't have a choice…read more Two of us went there for dinner on a Thursday. There were more service staff than guests in the restaurant. But our server was always in a hurry like she has ten other tables. We were her only table. She did pass through as if we were holding a sign saying we god Covid . Food came quickly. Large portions, cafeteria quality. We ate our grub, paid the bill. Gave a generous tip irrespective of the service and got the hell out of there.

Good food and awesome service. Associate Joselynn who meets you so every so kindly and gets you to…read moretable and let's you know specials and would get our drink order in!! Great job !!!

What a yummy place to dine especially after all day hiking and fishing. Although we didn't order…read moreany appetizers, their entrees were great. I especially loved their Tuscan salmon. They also have a good selection of wine, beer and cocktails. The overall service was an A+ as well. Sage was a fantastic server. We will come back on our next visit.

I have to say, first off, that the seared ahi sandwich has got to be one of the best sandwiches I…read morehave ever had. The fried wontons and fried jalapeño were the cherry on top. Now, I did ask for no cilantro and aioli on the side. Everybody was happy with their meals. Service was great. Our server was efficient, nice, attentive, but not intrusive. I wish I knew her name - blond and thin, with a great smile. Lots of restaurants are too noisy to have good conversation, but that was not the case here. I live near Portland, but make a couple of trips to NoCal per year. I will do my darndest to try to time my drive to hit Pipeline at dinner time. I will be dreaming about this sandwich.

Half order of Duck Fat Fries with Parmesan and fresh rosemary!…read moreNever have I ever had fries that have stayed so crispy! I'm a moderate fan of fries, but these were worth a double high 5 The Ahi salad was our healthy option and it def served up the rainbow of veggies and greens! The cauliflower appy with all the dipping sauces was a good starter. Would come back for the beet salad next time. Very happy with the quality of food and friendly service!

Such a cozy and adorable restaurant! The menu has a great…read morevariety, from fancy dishes to authentic flavors, and everything left us satisfied. I ordered the trout, and it was so delicious! We could enjoy not only the flavor but also the beautiful presentation and preparation. After eating so many American favorites like burgers and pizza, I was honestly craving something a little different. So I was especially happy to find a restaurant that serves trout! The patio was perfect, too. We could enjoy views of Mt. Shasta, and the trees provided just the right amount of shade for my dog. She seemed so comfortable and happy!

Stopped by for breakfast. What a mistake. The biscuit and…read moregravy: Hardtack stale wedge of bread. Not a biscuit at all. The gravy was semi OK. I found the dish inedible. 0 stars The server: as stale as the biscuit. Zero energy or personality. 0 stars The price: Ridiculously expensive for what they serve. 0 stars The cafe: Very nice, clean, and inviting. 5 stars!

Sunday Brunch! I ordered lemon ricotta pancakes and my son ordered biscuits and gravy…read more I am not exaggerating!! It was the best!!! Food was top tier. I am from Las Vegas and I know quality dining. Service was A+ Now, the bonus was dining in a vintage breakfast car in a train museum. Fun to walk and see the trains actually sitting on tracks for display. I will be here a week longer and hope we can go back.....one more time.

Was invited by some friends to do a short stay at the Jubilee Railroad recently. Seemed like a good…read moreexcuse to go out for a short weekend trip. We stayed on site - our friends in a Rail Car, and we stayed in one of the few cabins available. The Rail Car ended up being the choice - it was clean, cool, and had character. Our room, though it had a kitchenette and a small living room, smelled terrible, and there were many obvious animal stains on the carpet. The bedding wasn't particularly comfortable either. While visiting, we decided to try the on-site restaurant - The Dining Car. The night we got in, we decided to go for dinner. Since it is touted as being popular, we made a reservation in advance to make sure we would be able to get in. We arrived a few minutes before 7p, and were asked to wait for a little bit before being seated. Ended up being about 10 minutes before we were escorted (group of 3) to our table. That was the last we saw of service until over 30 minutes later! We sat there with nothing but menus. Finally, I got up and went to the bar area to ask if we could move there so we could order food. A server showed up at our table a few minutes later - apologetic. Thing is, we got our initial order in, then ghosted again. First round of food and drinks shows up, and ghosted again. Finally we get to order food - almost an hour later. Dishes were pretty basic/classic, but I will say the steak I ordered from nearby Julian Meat company was one of the best rib eyes I have had in ages. It was flavorful and tender, and well prepared. The rest of the food on my plate was old and dried from a warming light. Others at the table received dishes more on the mediocre side. My partner ordered the risotto, which seemed tasty, but had a dry crust on it that betrayed it had been sitting under a heat lamp as well. Server comps a round of drinks for the delays. Then the server comes back and we order desert. We order coffee and beignets. Then nothing. another glaring gap in service. She comes back with an apple pie a la mode, and says that the beignets will be out soon (?). Another 20 minutes go by, and we finally get the beignets. She comps us the pie she brought without requesting. We didn't really want two deserts. Service was good when it was on, but inexcusable when it wasn't. If the steak I had hadn't been delicious, I would leave a 2 star review. Despite this, we went back for dinner the next night due to logistics, and had much better service. We had burgers, which were made with beef from Jenner Meat Co, which was delicious. They were reasonably well prepared, but served with cold fries. Despite THIS, we ended up doing breakfast service the next day on our way out - wanting better coffee than was available in the cabins. We sat outside on the deck. The table was a mess, including bird droppings, and sticky spots, but we persevered. Corn cakes ended up being an interesting treat, though undercooked made them pretty chewy/doughy. Croissant sandwich ended up being like a scramble - eggs, cheese, and sausage all in one big "glob" served on a toasted croissant. Not very inspiring. Overall, the food and service here is pretty rough. If I hadn't had one of the best steaks I have ever had, this would probably be approaching 2/5, but I will give them a 3/5. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here again. There seem to be problems here with service, as well as in the kitchen - queuing is not their strong point.

We came to Dunsmuir for a long weekend. We ran to the market for a few things and were so glad we…read morespotted the wine sign along the street. We followed the hill down and popped in. We were welcomed by Lindsey and a couple regular customers. It's a cute little place with a small, but mighty selection of wines personally picked out by the owners. I loved to hear how they travel around California and Oregon looking for new wine options. I was able to sip before committing, which is always appreciated. My husband is more of a beer drinker, and again a small selection, but nice choices for those non wine drinkers. If you need a pick me up, they also had locally roasted coffee. They do have some little snacks as well. We had such a nice experience that we went back the next day. Lindsey gave us some great recommendations for trails and for a nice dinner in Mt. Shasta. We ended up using most of her recommendations - all which were great! If you are looking for great wine and service, this is definitely the spot. We will definitely be back if we are in the area again!

The lighting and simple, clean atmosphere of this little bar feel welcoming and warm. Cobra Lily…read morehas a great selection of beverages without overloading the menu. Pristine bathroom and stylish minimalist decor emphasized with local photography and art. We had a great visit with friends and I think they even let us stay a bit later than closing time without making us feel rushed. I will visit every time I come through!

Beautiful views, delicious food and the employees are incredibly friendly. My favorite breakfast…read morespot when I'm in Shasta!

Great food and wonderful view. You won't be disappointed. Large portions and reasonably priced…read more Sometimes only one waitress however that's what makes this place special. Good ol' fashioned restaurant.