We brought our Winnebago to Sierra Skies RV park and decided to try this place for breakfast. The…read morefood was great and the customer service was even better. Super cute little cafe in a tiny mountain town.

4th of July; Happy Independence Day! Absolutely gorgeous day for a motorcycle ride, so I got up…read moreearly and headed for the Golden Chain Highway. Needing a break, I stopped in the Red Moose around 9:30 in the morning for some breakfast. There were customers, but I was able to be seated immediately and service was prompt. I had my choice of interior dining room or outdoor on the deck; given the scenery I chose the deck. Ordered the Mega Moose with black coffee. See pic! Before hitting the road I stopped in the bathroom and noticed that the attractive waitress had left a sign on the wall specifically seeking me out! Well, with the exception of the tattoo, I think I might have had a chance, said Lloyd Christmas!

I had a ginormous pork sandwich with a little salad, out on a cute patio, sitting at a comfortable…read morebar overlooking a creek and nature. What more can you ask for?

Great spot. Nice vibe. Clean bathroom. I ordered the biscuits and gravy and my wife had the…read morewaffles. It's a blended type of service: order at the counter and the server will bring out your food. Self serve coffee and ice water. Our server/cashier had been very personable and attentive. For a Friday, during shoulder season, it was not busy. However, our food came out cold (with the exception of my sausage gravy - that was perfect temp). Might sound nitpicking about the food temps; but for the price you pay, you should have proper temps of things. Regardless, will definitely be back to try some other offerings. Note: if the place was busy, I would totally understand things sitting before being brought out...

Bassets is so charming! The grounds were just beautiful, the room was cozy and very clean. The…read morestore is right there for any supplies you may have forgot, and the breakfast was just delicious!

Glad their open! We visited them yesterday. Great drive up there. Beautiful weather! Both our…read morebreakfasts were perfect. Big pancakes! Sausage, eggs, potatoes, were great. Service was perfect. The Robinsons and their staff are so darn polite! Fun place for sure. Will visit again soon!

Such a delicious variety of things to eat here, but the people working here are everything! I got a…read morehistory lesson on the town by a beautiful older lady that was born and raised in town and got some fishing spots and tips from her grandson. Always loved this town but the people are what's best about everything here.

The server had a rude attitude. Female. Talked down to a few…read moreof us. If I could leave zero stars, that would be more fitting. Fathers Day opening shift.

We stopped on the way to Reno on a tip from someone in Dutch Flat (where the Dutch Flat Hotel…read moreRestaurant wasn't open as advertised). The "award winning clam chowder" was worthy of an award. Creamy, rich but not overpowering. Best part of the lunch. Turkey club had CHUNKS of turkey & generous slabs of bacon. Phil was our server, he was nice but not intrusive. Wish it was closer to home!

This place was ok. We had dinner here while staying at the adjoining motel…read more It wasn't actually late, maybe 7pm, but they were out of a lot of things and tables that were already empty still had spills etc. they cleaned up promptly to accommodate our group. There was a good amount of seating, a coffee bar and service was nice. Prices are pretty fair. The food was so-so. Basic sandwiches, Mac and cheese with brisket (a little overcooked), steak (Also a bit overcooked for how my friend requested it) and breakfast food eg eggs, sausage, bacon, French toast. It took a long time to come out even though most of the other guests who were there had already left. I know the food is cooked fresh but felt like it was probably understaffed. If there's something you want, I'd order from the start. Overall, ok experience, mostly for convenience to the lodging.

Smithneck is really good but... Inconsistent operating hours!…read more If google and yelp post your operating hours, then you should be adhere to those hours. What a disappointing way to run a business!

After spending one night in Sierraville, we came to Smithneck Farms for a quick bit of breakfast…read moreand caffeine fix before heading home. There aren't a ton of options in Sierraville for breakfast and this one is more of a grab and go. There is no indoor seating and only two small tables outside. My husband and I both ordered the breakfast burrito which came with eggs, cheese, sausage, and potatoes. My dad ordered the breakfast sandwich which came on an English muffin and his choice of sausage or bacon. My husband ordered a plain latte while I ordered a vanilla latte with oat milk. There were some breakfast, pastries, and other items, but we did not partake. All in all for a quick bite of breakfast and caffeine fix, it's not bad. If you are looking for more of a sit down breakfast spot, I would recommend the place next-door.

I am obsessed with this place! It is absolutely adorable and I love that it is one of the few…read moreplaces here that is open during the winter. I have been coming to Graegle for a good portion of my life, and have somehow never made it here. Both the inside and outside was decorated for Valentine's Day, and it had so much character! I ordered a Vanilla Latte (per usual) and it was a 10/10. It wasn't too sweet and the temperature was perfect for how cold it was outside. We also got some hot chocolates for the little ones, and they were perfect temp and they loved them. The server was also so sweet and accommodating. I will definitely be making coming here a regular occurence whenever I'm around!

Got my morning coffee and cookie for later. Nice spot and will. Omw back next time I'm in town.read more

went in for coffee..very satisfied with product...ambiance was that of modern, but quaint old…read morefashioned country store...one could spend some enjoyable time browsing at all the wonderful items...on our way out of town, so not enough time this trip to spend more time....next trip to Quincy .

Stopped by Brewhaha (gotta love the name) in Quincy, looking for an escape from the 90° heat and an…read moreiced coffee seemed like just the thing. This coffee location shares space in an innovative relationship with Bell Lane Baked Goods and a candy shop. The whole is more than the parts, and everything fits together nicely. Our barista was knowledgeable and friendly, recommending the caramel lattes. We ordered iced caramel lattes, and they were deliciously sweet and cold - perfect. A nice seating area, out of the heat, worked to our advantage for a relaxing caffeine break. Although we just had the one drink, their coffee menu is impressively extensive; we look forward to another visit when we are in the area.

Small little town, don't blink or you'll miss it. Not a lot of places to eat. This place here was…read moreclean and staff were friendly. Didn't have a huge selection of foods to choose from. I just wanted a simple BLT and they were able to make that for me with fries. The fries btw were amazing. Fresh cut and cooked. The ranch sauce served wasn't my fav I've ever had and the BLT was just average. Would love to come back and try some other dishes. The food coming out to others looked very good.

Fork and Horn owned by local ranching family. Old school country breakfast. Big portions. Delicious…read morecoffee. Service from friendly attractive country girls. Old school diner ambience. Customers are local cowboys and hot springs goers. Love this place. Hope to return again soon