We're at the Tesla charging and we were hungry. I looked up this market and the reviews were great…read morebut what I wanted was a restaurant...unfortunately all restaurants are almost a mile away. Too far to walk this morning round trip. I booked an Uber...it was taking forever and eventually I got the message that drivers were BUSY try later. It's a SMALL TOWN. (:-) SOOOO Holiday Market DELI to the rescue. They make subs to order on several breads. It's a similar system to Subway EXCEPT HERE at Holiday they are NOT stingy with black olives and other goodies. They even have GOOD SPROUTS. We arrived at peak lunch and there were only 2 people ahead of us. OUR SANDWICHES WERE EXCELLENT and BIG. My husband ate all of his but I only had room for half. This was our first meal of the day and we were very hungry. Sandwiches come with free drinks. It was $18 for both of us. The market seems to deserve its great reviews. My compliments to management for hiring friendly employees and encouraging them to give off a HAPPY VIBE. Aisles are wide. It feels great in the store. It's clean. The whole market gives off a higher end market impression. Very pleasant. And some YUMMY GOODIES if you just need snacks. If management wanted to add one simple thing for us Tesla shoppers eating from the Deli, it would be a couple picnic tables with colorful umbrellas outside along the wall we walk back to the chargers. That would be pretty nice so we wouldn't need to eat in our cars. (:-) But even without it's an awesome Tesla charging stop. If you find this review useful please VOTE!

I found this place on my way into a festival and they had all my favorite natural brands. I highly…read morerecommend checking them out!

Cute little stop to stretch your legs and get a drink on a long road trip. They have a variety of…read morebaked goods and food as well.

What a cute, welcoming coffee shop with good selection of food items. Friendly staff and prices…read moreI'm happy with. Grabbed a few items for our continuing road trip. The oatmeal raisin cookies looked amazing.

We stopped for lunch on our way through town. What a great stop. This place is kept so clean, it…read moreshined. Our server (owner?) brought us menus as soon as we were seated.... friendly, nice. The chicken fried steak was about the biggest I had ever seen on a plate (or was it called country fried here?) It was not only huge but absolutely delicious and devoured quickly. The mashed potatoes were definitely not instant. The other plate ordered was an open faced hot beef sandwich. One word -- delicious!! Everything about Wagon Wheel Cafe was top notch. We loved it and when/if traveling through again, we will definitely make a point to stop. Loved this and 5 stars isn't enough!

The food, coffee and service were overall excellent! The restaurant feels homey and comfortable. It…read morewas a good place to stop for breakfast while on the road.

The food was so yummy! Chicken tenders were perfectly juicy and the fries/sweet potato fries were…read moresome of the best we have had! Crispy crunchy goodness! The portion size is generous and the handcrafted coffees are made to order and delicious. Location is in a beautiful historic building- well worth the visit!

I spent three days on business in Alturas and stayed at the wonderful Niles Hotel. Niles Coffee…read moreCompany, which is in the hotel, was my go to place for breakfast, coffee, and a spot to hang out while I worked. It was great. One morning I had a huge omelet, with bacon, and hash browns. It was delicious and big enough to last me through to dinner. I also had the best mocha frappucino ever. Ever. Ever. I order those things a lot, so it was the best out of the hundred or so I have had. I saw some Yelp-Gripes about the service. No gripes here. The two young women who worked there could not have been nicer. My work in Alturas is not finished. When I go back I know where I'll stay, and I know where I'll go for coffee, breakfast, and a Killer Mocha Frapp.

We find that Subway usually works for us on long road trips. We stopped in Alturas at the Subway…read more The food was fine and people efficient. My complaint is the woman's restroom. The toilet would not flush, there was no soap to wash your hands and the paper towel dispenser was empty. Who ever owns the particular Subway needs to attend to the restrooms.

supposed to be open until 9 PM, doors closed at 8:40. slow service and constantly out of…read moreingredients. don't go if you can help it.

I stopped in on my way through town. I had a yummy quiche and a cup of coffee. The person working…read morebehind the counter was very friendly and let me know a little bit of history about the town. It was quite quaint.

I came from out of town to visit a friend, and since it was a Monday, we quickly realized how many…read moreplaces are surprisingly closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. A Leap of Taste was one of the few spots open, and after seeing all the great reviews, we decided to give it a try. The ambiance is really cute and cozy -- lots of decor, lighting, and seating that makes it feel welcoming and comfortable. Service was also quick and friendly, which we appreciated. We ordered the Green Machine smoothie and a matcha, and both were really good and definitely a highlight of our visit. Where the experience fell a bit short for us was the food. While the presentation was great, the taste didn't quite match expectations. The breakfast tacos listed potatoes, but they ended up being more like tater tots, and the tortillas weren't warm -- my friend wasn't very fond of them. I ordered the #5 sandwich, which was described as being on jalapeño toast, but it came on regular toast instead, along with a pickle on the side. The sandwich itself was okay -- not bad, but something I could easily make at home. For the two drinks and two food items, we paid around $40, which felt a bit high considering the overall food experience. I can see why this place is well-loved by locals -- it fits the neighborhood vibe and likely appeals to the regular crowd -- but as visitors, the food didn't quite live up to the hype for us. Overall, it's a cute spot with great drinks, friendly service, and a cozy atmosphere. I'd probably come back for beverages, but I'd skip the food next time

Breakfast choices in Alturas are few. I mean a hearty, half day full breakfast good for four hour…read moredrive. Several coffee and pastry spots. I looked over the enticing offers at Hotel Niles. I recommend it to coffe and padtry people ever where I have spent some time around auction yards. Yelp writers reciommend the cafe. So we went. Present owners,mother and daughter have run the place 45 years. It is a community center. 45 years ago I had moved from temporary wildland firefighting to a permanent job. This community Center with meals has been through a lot in that time. Each of us had an coffee, an egg, slice of french toast without powdered sugar, ham cut from a real ham, not the wide variety of ham products offered by food service suppliers. Restroom is gender-neutral. Just off the dining room. Lots of community support photos on the walls and the Alturas famous Hereford spices holders on each table. We enjoyed ourselves, appreciate the kindness and service of valley locals. Thank you. We will eat here again on our return.

We went on a pretty busy day…read more However, the place had cleared out a lot while we were there. My omelette had egg shells in it,,too much sour cream which was just not ok, and the eggs hadn't been whisked (much?). The hills and whites were obviously not blended. Next, it wasn't very tasty. Smelled like seafood-- which wasn't in it. The mushrooms were old. Being a chef myself, I recognize old mushrooms, when they've been cooked... these probably should've been tossed. Hubby had the chicken fried steak. It was burned and slathered in gravy. Tbh, it was just ok. My ham steak and omelette were served 12 minutes apart. My husband's food was delivered 12 minutes before mine, with my ham steak. Bizarre timing from the kitchen. The ham steak was ok. But not from a bone in ham, as they described. Overall, meh. Lovely service. Nice girl. She kept apologizing, but really just needed more help with a focus on food quality. Took 25 minutes with a mostly empty restaurant to deliver our bill. But here's the kicker. No debit or credit cards. CASH ONLY establishment. Hmmm....

We got to come up to Alturas for basketball, found this place because the pizza looked really good…read more- what a fun surprise to get a fantastic meatball pasta too! The service was so good - staff is kind and knowledgeable - the food was fantastic. Just the kind of place you would find that has been a part of the community for quite a while. Glad we stopped - it was a perfect treat!

We decided to have dinner here since last time I was visiting I didn't get a chance to try the…read morefood. Definitely enjoy the rich history of this location and how much they have given back to the community. From the moment I entered the door I was greeted. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The location was small and cozy. We ordered a medium pepperoni and mushrooms with Italian sausage which was very delicious and the crust was perfect baked and had a nice crispy crutch. The sauce flavor was fantastic and it was perfectly cooked. The second one was a medium Tim's pizza which is grilled chicken with Alfredo sauce with bacon. The chicken tasted really good and was grilled perfect. The sauce had rich flavors and definitely had us wanting more.

This place is a hidden gem! If you're looking for a bite, you must stop here. These are hands down…read moresome of the best sandwiches we've ever had. The service was warm and friendly, making the experience even better. While you wait, there's plenty to browse in the store, adding to the charm of the place. Prices are clearly listed for the sandwiches, so I'm not sure what that other review was about. You get an incredible amount of food for what you pay. We will absolutely be stopping here again the next time we pass through! We got a veggie sandwich, prime rib dip sandwich, and Philly cheesesteak sandwich. All were amazing sandwiches!!! I even got a discount on the veggie sandwich because, no meat.

Thanks to the other Yelpers who helped us find this gem! As noted prior, this general store is a…read moregreat stop between Reno and Klamath Falls. The employees were lovely, and we left with 3 huge homemade sandwiches, 2 slices of Hawaiian pizza, drinks, and some Toblerone. Pizzas to order take about 30min as the dough is hand rolled! We enjoyed everything, and the shop was darling (see photos). Well worth the stop!

A nice place to stop for a bite. Decent food with moderate pricing. Inside and back patio seating…read more Plenty of parking. Don't come in a hurry as there is 1 cook and 1 server. They do their best though. Just be patient.

My friend and I stumbled upon this place after going to Burney Falls. It was past breakfast so we…read morehad to work with the lunch menu. I got the patty melt and onion rings. They were just what I needed. My friend got the burger which he didn't like as much but I have to always remind him that my eyes always find the best thing on the menu wherever we go. This place is right on the PCT and there were hungry backpackers outside. My friend offered them the rest of my onion rings which I felt uncomfortable doing but they gladly accepted them and piled them on their own plates. Whoever runs that place was hustling. Working the grill, taking orders when all the orders were done, cleaning tables, etc. Be nice, tip well. These people are hard working. Enjoy.