We were drawn here by the comparison to Pour Girls in Laytonville, and it did not disappoint!…read moreCreative latte flavors, amazing scones, the best avocado toast, and an innovative breakfast salad. It is now on our list of places to stop at when we are tootling up 101 to visit family.

Stopped by to get some coffee before the train ride. This shop is down the street from the Skunk…read moretrain. The workers must be used to the looks of customers looking at the menu wondering what to order. We ordered some of the homemade breakfast pastries.(In the display case,some items specifically state homemade. Some not labeled look a lot like Costco pastries). The ham and cheese pinwheel was good as was the bacon and egg. Both warm and fresh. The coffee was fine. The building looks like a former bank. For such a long line the workers kept up and kept the line moving

This place is known for diner type food. They have an extremely huge menu. It's decorated in…read morelumberjack style and very cute. Our server was Kaylee and she was super friendly and helpful. The food was good but too big of portions. All my adult kids and grandkids like it.

Good food large portions friendly waitress who was very attentive checked on us several times…read more Thank you Kaylee for the awesome service

Hospital Cafeteria as Gourmet restaurant?…read more Throughout its history Howard Memorial Hospital has been a respected feature in the Willits landscape. The new location, 1 Marcela Dr., Willits CA 95490, is a significant upgrade from the downtown location. There are equipment upgrades, but the hospitality and genuine care migrated in full force. Best feature yet? The cafeteria, "Roots," has mouth-watering snack and meal options at modest prices, as well as seasonal farm-to-fork flavors you are unlikely to find elsewhere. The breakfast vegetarian omelette with cheese options is tasty and sizable. Serves two with modest appetites. Also great full-flavored salads. The cheerful ambience you expect from Howard Memorial Hospital is intact and perhaps even growing. If you're visiting patients, checking out the new pharmacy that is now open to the public, or strolling the property -- check in at the "cafeteria." Serves three meals a day. Hours and other info: https://www.howardmemorial.com/visitor-resources/cafeteria-and-vending/

I had to travel up here to visit my sister in law. She had to go here for an emergency. The place…read morewas really nice. It looked pretty new. Had ample parking and some covered spots with the solar panels. My sister had been here a couple of days while they figured out what was wrong. The doctor and nurses were very friendly and seemed to care. They explained all that was going on when I asked them. A very nice experience. They had most of the equipment that a large hospital has but lacked some special equipment for other specialty items. She had to be transferred to a bigger hospital. Still glad that this place was up here.

I can't say enough good things about this place. As a local who is a regular since the current…read moreowner bought the business (1997) I always , without fail , recommended this place to any and all who will listen. And also , without fail, it's loved by all. There are a few tips , 1) if the high schoolers are out for lunch , be patient, everything is made by hand and to order , it can get pretty hectic. 2) bring your appetite- the portions are generous 3)step out of your comfort zone try some of their sides. 4) you've got to try the green Thai tea !

THESE BURGERS AND WAFFLE FRIES ARE THE BEST I'VE EVER HAD IN MY ENTIRE LIFEEEE! I love this place,…read moreand whenever I can, I drive 3 hours just to eat here. service is really friendly! A bit of an older place, but functional. It's in a very convenient location if you're in the area and need to grab some food.

Great restaurant good food They greet you immediately as you…read moreenter Excellent service Excellent food

An extremely solid 4 1/2 stars…read more.. I found this place while staying at a local motel. The name kind of concerned me, so I took a look at their menu online. Szechuan is way too spicy for me, but they had a lot of items on the menu that were not spicy at all. I decided to go with a sizzling rice, soup, and the mu shu chicken. The restaurant was only a few minutes away, so I called my order in, and they told me it would be ready in just a few minutes. I go down to pick up my food, and it was a very nice restaurant. The people who ran the place were very friendly, and when they brought out my food, dear Lord... It was in a large box. I couldn't believe how much food I got. I brought it back to my room, and it was amazing. The soup had chicken, beef, and shrimp. The broth had a great flavor, and between the meat and the veggies, which were not mushy at all, there were a lot of "goodies" inside. It also came with a very decent sized portion of crispy rice to put in the soup. The moo shu was also very good. The chicken was tender and moist, and the veggies played very well with it. The "pancakes" actually reminded me of tortillas, but they were very good, and there were *5*of them. The order came with what I believe was a hoisin sauce on the side, and I put some of that in the moose shoe, and some of that in the soup, and it just completely added to the flavor. I had enough for dinner, a snack later on, and breakfast in the morning. It was an amazing meal. The only reason I'm taking off half of a star, was because they didn't give me any silverware or napkins. I didn't think about looking when I got the meal, because I figured they would be there. Fortunately, I keep a set of travel silverware with me, and so I didn't have to go back to the restaurant to get the silverware. I don't know if they normally don't give the silverware or if they just forgot, but it was a very small glitch. Next time, I will double check. And yes, there will be a next time. Thanks!

Service great as always! Fresh Guacamole and chips…read more Shrimp cocktail on point every time.

We were expecting cod, instead we got some not so fresh snapper ... I would suggest you ask before…read moreordering.

Very nice people. I was from out of town looking for some bbq and this small owned family bbq…read morepopped up. Never had burnt ends before and they were absolutely delicious! Looking forward to coming back here when I pass by.

It a great place to have lunch, I just had a pulled pork sandwich that was outstanding, the owners…read moreare very friendly with great service, I highly recommend it.

I ordered the carnitas plate and chicken and steak combo plate. The service was quick and ready to…read morego in about 15 mins. The ambiance was nice but I took it back to my hotel room. Everything tasted great. I will definitely be back for more next time.

This is one of the ten or so neighborhood Mexican restaurants in Willits. It bills itself as a…read more"Mexican American" restaurant, rather than a Mexican restaurant and this is true. There are some traditional items, but a lot of "tweener" food sitting between Mexican and American, while not, however, living in the space of the old fashions Mexican places of my youth that specialized in Americanized Mexican food. I have been here a lot, with mixed reviews. Today was not the best day, although some things were very good. Starting off, the chips were stale, which was sad because I remember them being pretty good. I have always found the salsas weird. There is a green salsa, that tastes herby and not at all like chile verde, there is a red salsa that is super mild, and an orange salsa that has a nice kick, and then there is some bean dip, which is never wrong. Our favorite thing is the shrimp in cream sauce and it is really good. Big shrimp and bathed in a delicious creamy sauce with mushrooms. I don't remember seeing this in a Mexican restaurant before but it works! The carnitas had good flavor but were tough and dry. I have had them here before when they were MUCH better, so I was disappointed. The worst was the chile relleno. Good chile rellenos use a Chile Poblano, stuffed with something (usually a white melty cheese, but could be piccadillo, or even a fish mixture (that's how my Sinaloan Grandmother made them sometimes). Then it is covered with a puffy egg mixture where the egg whites are supposed to be whipped up light, then the yolks with maybe a little flour blended in, the chile carefully covered with this then fried up in a pan. El Chicano's had no fluffy egg batter, the chile was right, but then it was covered in cheddar cheese that was cooked hard and covered with red sauce. I didn't care for it at all. The chile with the cheddar cheese was just a weird flavor and I missed the fluffy exterior of a traditional chile relleno. Service was ok. When we went to pay however, we found that they just ran the bill and didn't ask for a signature or a tip. Under the glass on the table is a handwritten note that said that tips had to be cash. So what a surprise! Luckily I had some cash on me so I could tip our server, but this is a terrible idea and I bet a lot of these waiters don't get tipped properly.