Country Morning Bakery & Cafe is one of those places that feels like a little reward for not giving…read moreup. The first two times I tried to find it, I somehow got lost -- so on the third attempt, I made it my mission. And it was absolutely worth it. There's something so refreshing about the slow pace, the calm atmosphere, and the polite, mature customer service. You don't feel rushed. You feel welcomed. And the cinnamon rolls? Truly to die for. Warm, soft, perfectly sweet -- the kind that make you close your eyes on the first bite. The old-fashioned American decor only adds to the charm. It feels cozy, and genuine in a way that's hard to find these days. I'm already looking forward to going back and bringing family and friends to share the experience.

Get the breakfast panini. You won't be disappointed…read more Their pastries are delicious too. They are quite the treat.

They have gotten a little skimpy on the meat and goodies that go inside…read more Other wise they would be good.

Danggg....! This little truck has the Best Breakfast burritos!!! Tacos are amazing too!!…read moreI get the egg no meat burrito. It comes spicey or mild.

Great service. Great food. Its location is incredibly handy. Food is always fresh and on pointread more

Meh. Just ok in my opinion. Cash only. I got an asada burrito supreme and my spouse got the chicken…read moreburrito supreme. There was plenty of meat. I thought it could use a bit more flavor though, like more of that rich umami flavor. It just seemed somewhat flat flavor to me. It definitely has a spicy kick, which we were fine with but I could imagine it being too spicy for some. Just nothing to write home about. Whole beans (as opposed to refried - I personally prefer refried while my spouse prefers whole). Spouse said chicken burrito was probably more 4 stars in flavor but said it could be bigger and also isn't a fan of cash only. The cost for the two burritos and a small bottle of coke was $17.25, which seems about average. I believe it was $7.50 per burrito. Verdict: If I go back, it's purely going to be out of convenience of location from my house, but then again, it probably won't be convenient because I don't usually have cash.

Amazing! What a wonderful welcome little gem in Chico! My husband and I love some good southern…read morefood and haven't had a lot of Cajun and couldn't believe there was a place in lil ol'Chico CA that serves it! The menus includes gumbo (of course) jambalaya, and muffuletta as the main attractions but also has cornbread, red beans and rice, and more! We tried the muff and the gumbo with corn bread and the red beans and rice and were truly blown away. I expected the red beans and rice to be just a side but they stole the show! I'm still shocked how such a simple dish can be so flavorful, I'll be getting a whole bowl of that next time. Even down to the butter for the corn bread, everything has a touch of that Cajun magic! They are located in golden beaver distillery and it's such a cute place, wonderful atmosphere and everyone working is super attentive. Chef Steven and his partner are such a pleasure to chat with, he really knows his stuff! If you want to surprise and treat yourself it's a new Chico must!

We came for the first time during their initial beignets and cafe au lait Sunday brunch. I would…read moredefinitely recommend them! The beignets were delicious and perfectly paired with the coffees. It gets busy and the beignets batches sell quickly. This is a new experience for The Gumbo Shop so they are ironing the kinks out but the staff are pleasant and it's an enjoyable space with live music.

OMG I love the margaritas very nice . The food is amazing and very delicious. They are very fast to…read moreserve you and the food is delicious.

I craved 3 things on Saturday and the Molcajete and a Mangonada were two that this resty does…read moreexceptionally well. Buried in a queso fundido is a pork chop, steak and chicken cut and shrimp accompanied with a side plate of rice and beans plate (not shown) and choice of tortillas. It's Heaven. Not my first time here but this place is ready to serve, we came at opening and they pulled off the hardest plate with ease, service is quick, flexible and attentive. The Mangonada, large please, is peak goodness. We sat inside for the great AC and vibrant art. You'll take food home, perhaps the pork chop and 1/2 that huge jalapeño. And my third wish was a nap :) And And I got a shirt!

The food is not that great, a meal for 2 people equaled $40…read more $16.75 for a club sandwich $16.95 for pancakes, eggs & sausage. $3.35 for coffee $3.35 for a coke Like be fr, not worth those food A PLATE be $16 +

The first impression is everything. The smell of mold and sewage was overwhelming. I opted out of…read moreordering. The friends in my party tried the food. They were not impressed. We felt rushed. It was 30 min near closing time when we arrived. The waitress came to take our order but had not provided us with menus. The food did come out quickly. Will not be back

Love the vibe of this place, it feels very southern barn bar yet not in a cheap dirty way. They…read morehave flights of moonshine or whiskey and the service is good. They also have fresh lemon water instead of the boring old tap water. I'd go here if you're looking for a peaceful place to relax and enjoy a few drinks to some Gumbo from the Gumbo Shop who serves out of here. They have live music but not that evening; would love to come see like a folk band to match the vibe of the bar. Note: Bar is cashless! Not problems here just be aware if you stop in. Naturally though, bartenders love a CASH TIP

What a cute place in the middle of a strip mall. When you walk in, you feel like you're inside a…read morebarn. The bartop and walls are all reclaimed wood. The bartender was super nice and suggested drinks for us, she also let me set the TV to the world cup games. The drinks were very well made and the single Barrell whiskey is worth the visit. We had gumbo from a pop up restaurant inside and it was amazing as well.