This place is such a special spot! We were lucky enough to snag seats at the bar on a busy night,…read moreand since we weren't in any rush, we got to soak in the whole experience. Every bite was incredibly fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and absolutely unforgettable. My only regret is that I don't live closer--I would be requesting this hidden gem on the Lost Coast every chance I got!

Amazing Venezuelan food with a view. I ordered a beet salad and my meal was fresh, healthy, and…read moredelicious. My husband ordered a Mi Bowl, which he loved as well. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. We sat outside and the weather was perfect for this. We sat at a table with an ocean view. We also enjoyed a glass of wine. The service was excellent and everyone that worked here was friendly and welcoming. There were a lot of food options to choose from. The food came out quickly. There was even live music, which was nice! Highly recommend this place for dinner!

This place is AMAZING. The food is insane. Had a prosciutto grilled cheese sandwich and it was…read moreprobably one of the best grilled cheese sandwiches I've ever had. Lattes were super good. Homemade biscuits and cinnamon rolls to die for. A place worth stopping by!

My family comes to this area for our annual camping trip. This morning was busy for them being…read moreMemorial Day weekend. The lady working, I'm assuming could be the owner (and if not - she should own this place) was absolutely crushing it back there. She handled a busy rush of people and trained her staff while being professional and hospitable to everyone inside. Above the fact that this location has an insane view of the ocean, the food here is beautiful to look at and is delicious. Fresh, warm and filling. Not that weak microwaved cardboard you get at other coffee shops. They work very hard here and I appreciate that. They deserve to be busy but selfishly, I hope no one else finds out about this place. Throw your money at this place - but don't tell too many people about it ;) Thanks for letting my family play and hang out in your dining room with the toy kitchen. We had a blast!

amazing views, incredibly dog friendly and serve pup patties too. rotating drink special, local…read morebeer and imported beer, local fish dish's and burgers

Had a great time celebrating new years at Mario's Marina. First time in shelter cove and first time…read morehere. Had a great night and met some really cool people out celebrating too.

Do yourself a favor and stop over for a meal at this delicious local spot…read more We tried a bit of everything and came away satisfied. The panini was excellent. The pizza was excellent. The pulled pork was delicious. The service was warm, kind, and homey. The atmosphere was one part cozy cafe, one part DIY and we were loving it.

True hidden gem and extremely unassuming place. The pizza was balanced, thin, crunchy, and with the…read moreright amount of chewiness. Fresh flavors and would 100% recommend. Must stop if passing through.

The best huevos rancheros with the most delious ranchero sauce ever! We love huevos rancheros and…read moretry them whenever we can, and The Woodrose Cafe is by far the best! Their fresh juices are amazing, too!

What a lovely little place. They even had organic ketchup,…read morereal butter and homemade jam!! Mushroom omelet was top notch, as was Anna's buckwheat pancake. Coffee was very good, but we brought our own heavy whipping cream. Please, Woodrose, stock up heavy whipping cream for those of us not satisfied with half and half!! Good thing I called first so we knew to go to Ray's and get our own before we came in. Lovely decor, very friendly and accommodating staff! We had a great Sunday breakfast after a disappointing Saturday breakfast at our previous Garberville go-to. We will absolutely be back!! Bravo!!

it's alright, i guess. The servers are really nice. The prices though... $30 for a baked potato…read moreand some mid chicken strips...$10 for a piece of cake......how much for 1 rib? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tgHcYxKjwVE&ra=m

Friendly, efficient, excellent service 5+ Food 5…read moreInterior3 (no frills, got the job done, our table was a little wobbly) booths and traditional seating We all had burgers and they were fresh and yummy!

We've driven by so many times but never had time to stop. This time we camped right across at…read moreStandish Hickey State Park (don't recommend this campground if you have a large rig or mobility issues as the river is down a steep trail). The Peg House has a cute gift shop, general store with booze and basics (famous brownies and ginormous cookies!) and next door is the outdoor restaurant. It has a great vibe, owner took out orders and you KNOW by the taste and food service how much love and thought goes into this place! We had: Grilled Chicken w/brie Bigfoot Burger Classic Cheeseburger All came with coleslaw and that was great too! We plan on making this a pitstop from now on. Everything was delicious and there was live music on stage. **if you're camping get wood here too-it's a great price for the large bundle. Thanks Peg House!

After 50 miles of thru hiking I was ready for a burger! There is nothing like post hike hunger…read more Understanding that you are pretty out there in location and ingredients are better quality but... this place is expensive. And they do not have fries. I ordered the lost coast burger and with tax it was $20. It came with a small portion of broccoli coleslaw that I really liked- and thankfully my two companions did not so I got a triple portion. The burger was fine. Not the greasy smash burger experience I was craving, but it tasted fresh. Served on a ciabatta roll... from Costco? Unconfirmed, but that's what it tasted like. I would have preferred brioche or something more fluffy. I ate every crumb because post hike hunger. I wouldn't come again though. The service was good and everyone was nice- just overpriced for the product, IMO. The outdoor seating was nice and it looks like sometimes there is live music. The bathrooms were gross. Smelled horrible and dirty. There is a campground or some sort of rv park right behind that may also be sharing the restrooms.

Our family visited the Eureka area this week, and on our drive back home, we decided to follow the…read moreAvenue of the Giants. If you have the time and you are in the area, I would not skip it. It's amazing! While we were going through, we decided to stop for lunch and stopped in at the Avenue Cafe. What a great experience! The food was great and the staff made us feel welcomed. When we arrived, we walked in the front door and found it packed. So packed, in fact, that we had to eat at their outside tables. We chose the fully outside table (versus under the cover) and found that it was a mistake...when it started raining on us. Trisha didn't even mind that we resat ourselves in the covered area. We will definitely stop there again even when we don't drive the Ave itself...the food and service was that good!

Food was ok. The service wasn't great- our waitress wasn't super friendly... but also it was…read moreobvious she was the only one working and the place was full, inside and out. We had a pretty big party too. The food all needed salt, in our opinion. Our favorite was the focaccia cheese bread.

Should be a tourist destination. While you wait, take a walking tour of the campus. There's a small…read morepond behind the cafe where you can eat and watch turtles. They have gluten free options. I drive from Santa Cruz county and look forward to J Cafe.,

Best Grub around.... & the deserts don't disappoint. Gf options are amazing... I've been all over…read morethe country & I'd put tthis food up against any Bistro in the Country.

We had a great time here sitting outside enjoying the view with our dog. I had the pale ale and my…read morehusband had the IPA. Both were very good. The beertender suggested the fishes, so I had grilled fish tacos and he had ceviche. Both were spot on and very fresh. They were setting up for Lost Coast Line Dancing from 6-8 every Thursday, so I got a few shots of the line dance teachers warming up. They looked like they were really enjoying themselves. Wished we could have stayed longer.

I have been following the Gyppo on line. In the area with…read morefriends for the of the Redwoods Hospice garden tour. Perfect time to try the restaurant. When we entered we were told to grab a menu and seat ourselves. Well, we sat and we sat. I finally went inside and asked for service. I was told that we had to use the QR code. I hadn't noticed it on the other end of the table. One friend's phone wasn't set up for that, another's phone was in the car and the other said that she is 80. I figured I could do it for the group. However, ordering drinks was time consuming and we wanted to get our order in. When we got our food, there were 2 orders for shrimp tacos. I thought I ordered the rockfish tacos as they were the only tacos listed on the menu. Luckily they weren't allergic to shellfish because the deliverer was not taking them back or taking our drink order. My clam chowder was not hot and very salty. I didn't realize that my friend at our table brought us water. I didn't know that she filled them herself or I would have gone in to refill as I had nothing to drink with my soup How do you tip when there is no service? What about the 5 reviews? Did they get any service? To sum up we got our own menus and water, we found our own seats and waited for ages before I went in to ask to order. Then I was told I had to order for the group with the QR code. Never having done it before I mistakenly ordered the wrong item. My fault. We never had any service interaction. Who do you even tip. (Note : we did leave a tip). Going to a fun restaurant involves interacting with the staff. In fact I didn't order what I wanted because I had a question.