friendly, courteous staff providing excellent service, great food and coffee! My favorites are the…read moresteak salad and molasses cookies :)

A Eureka staple with multiple locations to enjoy their delicious baked goods and coffee. This…read moreparticular location takes things up a notch, offering a full breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu featuring locally sourced ingredients. The food was delicious, but unfortunately, today's breakfast came with a long wait. It took about 45 minutes for our food to arrive at the table, which felt a bit excessive for breakfast.

I had a delicious raspberry and cheese danish I also got a maple bar. I originally went for the…read morecrème brûlée but they were out so I'll have to come back another (which) I don't mind. The staff is very kind and informative, small is small but endearing and of course is smells heavenly!

I grew up going to Cherry Blossom Bakery, and for 60 years I have have been returning to get a…read moretaste of my past. I have taken generations here to experience the same great taste I grew up with. In my opinion you will not be disappointed if you are looking for great bakery with a friendly staff. It is Eureka after all , don't be in a rush and enjoy a cookie.

On the day I was dragged into this establishment by a local, we were lucky enough to have received…read morea great experience. The line wasn't too long of a wait, despite it being busy and understaffed. They had a cute location, and I really liked the dark wood throughout. They had a dedicated area for sitting, and some things like board games available for groups to enjoy while sipping their beverage of choice. I got a mocha frappé and enjoyed it. It hit the spot on a sunny Eureka day. To my surprise, I got a freebie, with the barista making more than what would fit in the cup. The excess was poured into an additional cup, and given for free. That was awesome. Speaking of the staff, they were great. Despite being a busy day and not many people working, they pushed through and i saw them handle all types of attitudes and customers with great care. I enjoyed my drink here for sure.

We have been back several times since my first review. We got seats this time! Drinks & baked goods…read morewere good.

Loved Familia Coffee! I was here for a work trip and visited their location twice. I got a vanilla…read morelatte and a chorizo taco the first day. The second visit the avocado toast and a dirty chai latte. I usually do my vanilla lattes half sweet but the barista let me know their flavoring wasn't very sweet so I kept it normal and it was perfect as is. The food items were both good and the prices were very fair. The space was very open and light and I loved that!

Customer service was great but the location is awkward as it's located in a hotel. If you're…read morestaying in the hotel it's probably a convenient place to grab a bite. Otherwise the Arcata location has a much more welcoming ambiance to have a sit-down breakfast and coffee. Employees at the Arcata location seem like they have better barista training/experience as well. Iced drinks at the Eureka location were watery :(

So it may not be revolutionary in terms of markets, but:…read more 1) It offers a wide selection of my favorite hot sauce brand: El Yucateco 2) It's one of very few places where you can get elote 3) It has a self-serve baked goods section 4) Fried, dried crickets. Will I ever try 'em? Probably not, but points for some unique items. 5) Some hot case items including chicharrón.

I always come here for their Panaderia. (Bakery). A lot of places, it's self-service, here, they…read moreget it for you. My 95-year-old Mexican dad loves the pastries from this place. And they have never done us wrong. Patience is needed. The day I was there, the same lady was running both the market, as well as the taco truck outside. Today, They had a pastry that was in the shape of a pumpkin, but she misunderstood me, and instead gave me the pumpkin filled pastry. It was still absolutely delicious. The pumpkin was a nice consistency, and just the right amount of sweetness. It was not overly sweet. Both Dad and I enjoyed it. The other pastry we had was a pineapple upside down cake, pastry. Again, a total home run. Moist, and the topping was amazing Four very decent size pastries, and I was out the door only seven bucks. That is an amazing price for pastry of this quality. I will be back again and again. Thank you.

Los Bagels is always on my list of must-stops whenever I'm in town! Their bagels are perfectly…read morecooked, and they have so many options when it comes to spreads, proteins, and toppings, so there's something for everyone. Easily some of the best bagels in town! It can definitely get busy on the weekends, so I recommend going early to beat the line. Even when there is a wait, the staff does a great job keeping things moving, so the line usually goes pretty quickly!

Stopped by for a quick breakfast on our way to Oregon. The shop is located centrally in old town…read more It's cutely decorated and the staff were very sweet. I ordered the bacon scramble on a Parmesan bagel. I wish I ordered the jalapeño cheddar bagel but I didn't see them until I ordered. The scramble itself was good. Hearty bacon and eggs were cooked well. The bagel was a little crispy for my liking instead of doughy. Also the Parmesan got a little burned when it was toasted. The coffee was a huge let down. Very weak flavor and watered down.

They put the love in thier deli sandwiches! They even offer fresh sourdough that they bake…read morethemselves. Good prices and good portions.

Stopped at this co-op store on our way to Arizona. I enjoyed having various local products. The…read morecustomer service needs improvement- not friendly at all! And just a question - why are so many employees wearing a mask? Are they feeling under the weather? Several homeless people in the parking lot. If i live in the area, i would go to another store.

I have been shopping here for years, large store and selection of organic products, prepared food…read moreis also very good Thank you for providing the service.

You really need the produce department to cull product better. I bought a container of tomatoes…read moreand when I went to use them, at least a half dozen were much 1 was actually growing fuzz. Not the first time this has happened.

Came here twice while staying near Eureka. Loved the options and the bagels. Cream cheese was on…read morepoint!

Very fun. My cactus Jeremiah approved. Best bagels round here in me and Jeremiahs humble opinionread more

10/5 No questions. Just go…read more Peanut Butter Brownie is possibly the best dessert I've ever eaten. My buddy had the Campfire Hot Chocolate and it was excellent. Chocolate dipped apricots also amazing.

Went for a tour for the kids and thought they would be sick from chocolate and have a touristy vibe…read morefor the day. Spent most of the tour hearing from the owner about how his workers kiss every one of your beans that come from plantations where even bullets were found in the beans the workers sort in the factory. Not once did he talk about the exploitation cocoa farms have for children in the country of origin, inclu ding child slavery or slavery amongst adults, nor the companies commitment to working with farmers who practice ethical trade. That lack of emphasis of the dialogue regarding human rights leads me to believe that acknowledging humans rights isn't something this company has even with their own workers. A bunch of people come in for a tour and the cafe workers who are pretty new to the front area have to be in charge of seeing about 15- 30 different orders with in 5 minutes and the front stage who makes below minimum of the cost of living has to be left felling supported? I wonder if all the staff working for you have even been on a sailboat or own one? It's on your logo after all. Or is it a simple nod to the slave trade being the reasons you are a millionaire? I think it would be amazing if this company could make products that do not include slavery or mistreatment of workers.