Our second visit here & the four of us enjoyed our breakfast…read more Busy place on a Sunday morning and about a 20 minute wait. Started with a Cappuccino & a Mocoa,both were hot, delicious and not overly sweet. I had the full order of Lobster Eggs Benedict. Eggs cooked as ordered, generous amount of lobster, Jalapeno holidase, avocado ,crunchy well seasoned country potatoes, filling rich and satisfying, dusted off the whole thing. Mrs D had the Corn Cakes, substituted chicken sausage for the hot links with eggs over easy. The Corn Cakes were similar to potato Pan cakes, slightly garlicy with a spicy aioli sauce. Well executed and she loved it. Even though they were at full capacity the service was top notch and all the employees we encountered were smiling and helpful.

Came here during my sons wrestling match. The food was good, gave me a healthy option which is…read morealways great. The location is small town feel yet i side feels like a chill/relax vibe. My husband and I got both ordered the eggs and steam Veggies with side of toast and fruit. The fresh pressed orange juice was delicious 10/10 recommend if you love orange juice. They have other fresh juice options as well which is great. If in area id definitely cone here again

Pepe's Coffee Shop was the perfect stop while walking downtown in the rain. It has a classic diner…read morevibe. It was warm, relaxed, and welcoming, which felt especially nice after being out in the weather. I had the cheesesteak, which was filling and comforting, and the French fries tasted fresh and crispy. My partner ordered a bacon burger that was cooked exactly how he asked for it. Our son got a grilled cheese, and it was simple and perfect, definitely kid-approved. Everything came out hot and well prepared. We were seated by the window, and it was actually really nice to sit and watch people walking by outside while staying dry and comfortable inside. The waitress and servers were genuinely kind and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. It's the kind of place you stop into by chance and end up really enjoying. We'd definitely come back next time we're downtown.

Pepe's Cafe is a super cute, classic diner right on the Mill Street Downtown Promenade. It's a…read morepedestrian-only zone, so it's a nice walk, just be ready to park a block or two away. We got there right as they opened at 10 AM. The vibe is really cozy and they have cool paintings from local artists for sale on the walls. The menu has some great Mexican-inspired options too, like Huevos Rancheros and frittatas. The morning was a bit of a free-for-all, though. Even with a 'Wait to be Seated' sign, the locals just grabbed menus and sat wherever they wanted, so we did the same. Service was definitely on the slow side--at one point, one of the locals actually marched into the kitchen to demand her food, complaining she'd been waiting over an hour for some eggs! On the bright side, my orange juice ($3.66) was amazing and tasted freshly squeezed. Unfortunately, I waited about 40 minutes for my house salad ($13.07), and while the orange and avocado slices looked great, the salad itself was a soggy mess by the time it arrived. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ It's a charming spot, but between the long wait and the food quality, it was a bit of a mixed experience.

Food is good and decently priced. As a born and raised local…read moreevery time I've gone in or used the drive thru the waiters/waitresses have been very polite. Their fresh OJ is great too!

I / we have been eating breakfast & lunch on a weekly basis including a Bible study / fellowship…read moreluncheon with a group of men every Wednesday at 11:00 am for the past several years. Here are my / our experiences and observations: 1. After trying just about everything on the breakfast/lunch menu, I have yet to had a bad meal. The food is always done just right and the flavors excellent. 2. The service is amazing; when your not looking the coffee mug, water or cold beverage glass is always kept full. Often the waitress will come around to check if all is okay. The waitresses are very well dressed and groomed with personalities to match. 3. The restaurant is very clean with a touch of home environment. What are my favorite meals: Breakfast: Their "Waffle (plain or Belgian), eggs (cooked to your liking), bacon or sausage (patties or links) combo" is awesome. Lunch: They are known for their burgers, fry's and onion rings - the best. The same can be said for their Patty Melt and French Dip sandwiches. Awe heck, all the sandwiches are GREAT! They offer a couple of various flavors of soups daily, all very good, especially their Lobster Bisque when available! YOU KNOW A PLACE HAS TO BE GOOD BY CHECKING OUT THEIR PARKING LOT. From 7:00 am until 1:00 pm the lot is usually full, however their seems to be a good turnover. WAIT FOR A SPACE TO BECOME AVAILABLE, YOU WON'T REGRET IT !!! PS: No, I am not an owner or am I being paid to give this review. I am speaking for myself and many other of my acquaintances.

Good food. If you're not in a hurry just sit back and enjoy…read more Service will let you enjoy which was very enjoyable. Only one suggestion on the Mary's chicken sandwich put the coleslaw on top so the bun doesn't get soggy. Enjoy the ambience.

Such a cute restaurant with beautiful decor and lots to see on the walls. They did a great job with…read morethe atmosphere. Service was also warm and friendly. Sigh, unfortunately the food was not great. The porcini pasta was absolutely wonderful and the salmon was seared well. We also got the French onion soup and it was delicious. The ribeye however came out burnt... fully blackened and tough. I asked for medium rare and it was, however I could not chew through the first three bites. We also ordered the lamb shank and unfortunately that was also mediocre. Flavor was there and there was no lamb flavor at all, tasted almost like chicken. And this is personal, but I don't like meat that falls off the bone, texture is way too soft and usually dry. This was the case with the lamb.

OK, I really like this place. Not high-end or fancy, but just down home with great food…read more Friends had been telling us to try it as they come and really like it, and I trust their opinions. Since we were in Grass Valley we headed there for lunch. The interior is woodsy and homey, with a country edge. There's a pleasant inside and a really nice outdoor patio area. We opted for indoors as it was a bit cool outside. Seated right away, we got menus, which are EXTENSTIVE, for breakfast and lunch. The omelet section alone is mind boggling. Service was quick, efficient and very friendly. These folks have it down and probably have worked there for awhile. After perusing the menu and getting iced tea, I chose the Long John burger (ordered medium rare) that seemed very tempting and Ed got the Caravan sandwich with Roast Beef. We both ordered a side of the Sweet Potato fries (included!). Expecting a tall juicy burger difficult to get my mouth into it and super messy I was pleasantly surprised to get this very long piece of bread instead. It was much easier to eat and I wasn't slobbering it all over myself. Bravo! The flavor, amount of meat, grilled onions and everything else on the burger was perfectly delicious. Ed's sandwich looked amazing and he really enjoyed it. We both agreed that the grilled onions were absolutely made to perfection and the sweet potato fries some of the best we ever had, especially not soggy or greasy. The kitchen knows what they are doing. They have a very interesting and enticing drink menu and had it been dinner I probably would have tried a couple. I was sold on this place, thanked my friends and want to to go back for dinner!

Ok.....Let's start with if this was a rating of our server Ashleigh it would definitely be 5 stars…read more She was amazing. But I have to rate the food. We had a meatloaf, chicken parmigiana, chicken Marsala and a salmon Marsala. Chicken parm was very bland. Meatloaf was overcooked and chicken Marsala was just ok. The reason I have to give 1 star is that the salmon Marsala gave him food poisoning. 2 hours after eating he spent the next 2+ days on and off the toilet and had excruciating stomach pain. This was our first time for dinner and definitely our last. They do make an amazing omelet though.

Google maps led me astray--located in Holbrook hotel…read more The vibes are nice. Ordered the Violet French 95-delicious Though I wasn't very hungry, ordered the shishito peppers with corn and tortilla (crisps). Idk why I thought it be actually tortilla, not just crisps. I devoured them in case you're wondering. Overall cute spot.

This charming old hotel was beautiful and so comfy! On a wet, rainy day, we went for lunch and were…read moreable to sit near the fireplace. Service was fast and friendly. We ordered some shareable and all were very good. Try the beet salad, the brussel sprouts and truffle fries. All were very good!

As we were walking around downtown we wanted to grab coffee and saw Brew Bakers. When we walked in…read morewe were greeted and checked out the menu. The vibe was very chill and quaint. We had just had breakfast not too long ago or we would've tried there food which looked delicious. My husband ordered a Bulletproof Americano and I ordered an iced black and white. We thought both coffees were delicious. We will be back again when in the area.

Small shop right on the main drag of a tiny town... cozy, local, and clearly proud of their coffee…read moregame. Plenty of options to get your daily caffeine fix, though apparently the "rules" forbid large cappuccinos. I'm no theologian, but I must've missed the verse in the coffee bible that says "thou shalt not grande size thy cappuccino." After a little negotiation, the crew humored me with a larger cup filled some espresso, and some foam... and we all agreed to never speak the "C" word again. Also grabbed a cream cheese pumpkin muffin that was moist in all the right places and absolutely delicious. Overall, great little stop... just maybe don't mention cappuccinos unless you want to start a theological debate.

Brought the dogs since they have a dog friendly covered patio…read more Pup patties: A Mushroom Swiss burger: B- Truffle fries: A- Honey chicken Mac n cheese: C The pup patties were cooked surprisingly well. Honestly it was cooked better than the burger I ordered for myself. Really like the truffle fries here but the burger was mediocre. The honey chicken Mac and cheese was not my favorite, it could use more cheese. Service is super friendly and I enjoyed the vibes here.

We ordered takeout and were really disappointed with the experience. Our order included a sandwich…read morewith fries, tacos, half-and-half wings, a Caesar salad, and dessert, but when we got home, both the wings and the salad were missing. We called right away, and while the employee apologized and admitted it was their mistake, the only solution offered was to "take it off the bill." That doesn't really help when you've already driven 30 minutes home and now have an incomplete meal. Mistakes happen, but how they're handled matters. Offering a refund doesn't fix the inconvenience, the time lost, or the fact that part of our dinner was missing. A better effort to make it right would have gone a long way. We didn't just lose money...We lost time, convenience, and part of your meal. A manager should have gotten on the phone and said something like, 'I'm really sorry, we messed up. Let me fix this for you.' A sincere effort to problem-solve, not just a refund. Really hoping more attention is paid to orders moving forward.

Tried to visit December 12th for breakfast BUT they were not open! Hours state they open at 8am…read more I was there around 815am and the place was dark and closed. I wanted to try their breakfast burrito but might try visiting again in the future. They also have coffee and tea. Btw..it's tucked away in the back and shares a driveway with Cigarette City. There is no sign on the building ( which is a cute little house)..only a small sign when you enter. They need better signage if they want more business and open when you are supposed to!

Was in town for a morning baseball game and wanted a quick bite. A breakfast burrito sounded good…read moreso found Cafe Rico. Restaurant is situated in a cute little house. Plenty of seating inside and several tables out front on the porch. We were the only ones there when we got there, but it quickly got busy (sat morning ) we ordered and went out to the porch and waited for our food. The friendly woman who took our order, made the burrito and delivered it to us... she did it all! So flavorful and delish, it was exactly what we needed for breakfast!!

What a fantastic surprise! Our meal was simply delicious, and we enjoyed every bite. The chef's…read moreability to create such unique flavors and beautiful presentations is truly special. I highly recommend this restaurant. Had it been located in a larger city, I am certain it would have earned a Michelin star.

Everything we try at Twelve 28 Kitchen is absolutely phenomenal. You can tell that Chef Zach is…read moretruly passionate about his craft. The menu features seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, and the service and décor are just as elevated as the food. It's romantic enough for a date but also welcoming if you want to bring little ones. Our favorite dish on our most recent visit was Pork and a Pancake... crispy pork belly on a Japanese okonomiyaki pancake with ramen noodles. It had the perfect balance of flavors: sweetness from the Asian BBQ sauce and apples, umami from the pork belly and egg yolk jam, and a tart, rich yuzu aioli. Every bite was satisfying and memorable.