Great place. Good food, cheerful and friendly staff. Sparking clean. Loved it. Highly recommend.read more

This cute little diner has been here for a long time. My mom has enjoyed the food over the past…read moredecade! We come for breakfast and brunch. Just had a mimosa last time I was here and it did not disappoint. The staff is friendly and the prices are decent. The waffle was light and crunchy and just so very perfect! Eggs and bacon are yummy as well. Will definitely be back!

Rustic interior restaurant and antique decorations. Food was…read moreabove average and rapid service. Sandwich with fries and salad were juicy and dope. Staff and owners were really friendly. This was worth stopping by to dine here while you're traveling to South Lake Tahoe, Carson City, and Reno. Located on Pony Express Trail near US-50 El Dorado Fwy.

I have a food allergy and they have it on the menu that they can not accommodate food allergies. I…read moreasked if I could order something that doesn't contain the food I am allergic to and was told no because of cross contamination. I was unable to order anything and had to leave without being served anything. To be fair the food on the tables around us looked good.

Stopped by for breakfast on Sunday right at opening after camping and definitely beat the morning…read morerush. Service was instantly friendly and fast. Felt like we were coming over to a family member's house for a meal like we do every Sunday. We ordered the breakfast burrito (eggs were super soft and each bite was evenly distributed between all the fillings), lake Finnon omelette (lots of sweet savory ham), and the fluffiest buttermilk pancake. We also got a warm cup of coffee, refreshing lake Finnon sunrise, and a fried doughnut (doughnut was the perfect amount of sweet and crunch). We also loved the sweet fruits and potatoes which were fried to a nice crisp with soft interior. Place is super clean and quaint. We will definitely stop by every time we are in the area. Can't wait to try their lunch menu!

The drive up here was insane and we were not expecting it, so don't wander up here unless you are…read moreprepared for an adventurous drive. The service was extremely friendly and you can tell that everyone was excited to make something great. I got the grilled Brie sandwich with mushrooms and caramelized onions and I added bacon but I should have added a patty. It was a good sandwich but needed some extra crunch, like apple/pear slices if not adding a patty. My boyfriend got the pulled pork sandwich and he absolutely loved it. The sauce had an orange tang that worked really well. The French fries were super salty and hot and fresh and we really enjoyed our meal. The views outside were great! Inside was clean but the real views are outside.

Walked in and honestly got a little overwhelmed. They have like every coffee roast you can think of…read moreand a wall full of flavor syrups -- vanilla, caramel, hazelnut, mocha, you name it. Took me a solid 5 minutes just to decide. The barista was super chill though. We had a group of 5 and she made all our drinks with a smile, didn't seem annoyed at all. Drinks came out fast and everyone liked theirs. Only thing I'm mad about -- I didn't get a muffin. They looked incredible in the display case. Huge tops, fresh, golden. I literally stared at them while waiting for my coffee and talked myself out of it for some reason. Regretting it hard now. Next time I'm grabbing two. Would go back just for the service honestly. And those muffins haunt meWalked in and honestly got a little overwhelmed. They have like every coffee roast you can think of and a wall full of flavor syrups -- vanilla, caramel, hazelnut, mocha, you name it. Took me a solid 5 minutes just to decide. The barista was super chill though. We had a group of 5 and she made all our drinks with a smile, didn't seem annoyed at all. Drinks came out fast and everyone liked theirs. Only thing I'm mad about -- I didn't get a muffin. They looked incredible in the display case. Huge tops, fresh, golden. I literally stared at them while waiting for my coffee and talked myself out of it for some reason. Regretting it hard now. Next time I'm grabbing two. Would go back just for the service honestly. And those muffins haunt me

I stop by this coffee shop from time to time and, overall, I have received friendly service…read more However, the experience can be inconsistent. Some days the staff is welcoming, attentive, and genuinely pleasant, while on other days the level of service seems to depend entirely on the mood of the barista. The quality of a coffee can bring customers in, but consistency in kindness and professionalism is what keeps them coming back. A smile, respect, and a positive attitude are just as important as the drink being served. It seems that since tipping became something requested before the service is even provided, a bit of the humility and gratitude that once defined great customer service has been lost. Not everywhere, of course, but too often the smile, attentiveness, and genuine care that used to earn a tip have been replaced by the expectation of receiving one. The best tips are still earned the old-fashioned way: through kindness, respect, and exceptional service.

Nice food! It is rare to find good sandwiches. Chicken one is the best! Good service.read more

You come here for sourdough, it's lighter, crisp, and perfectly balanced in taste compared to…read moreBoudin. You won't lose your denture biting into their sourdough bread. I've ordered the brisket sandwich in a sourdough bread, and it was heavenly. The bread bowl clam chowder was surprisingly good. Can't stop eating once you've tasted their bread.

The biggest farm: great for family activities: pumpkin patch, flowers field, apple picking…read more Apples' size smaller than O'Holloran farm. Huge parking lots. BBQ, Bakery (pies, turnover, coffee, ice cream), seasonal stuffs shops, small business booths.

Perfect Spot for a Fall Day [Apple Hill|Camino CA]…read more The number of orchards in Apple Hill can be overwhelming that's why each year my eldest daughter always has a game plan to visit farms we haven't tried yet (and some repeat visits to our favorites) This was my first time at the Apple Ridge Farms. We spent most of our time here. There was a lot to do including an actual u-pick Apple orchard. Apple Ridge Farms is dog friendly. BBQ and Bakery with a full menu including sandwiches, salads and sides. They had a special on apple pies this weekend... $20 for a whole pie. Picnic Area - got our lunch and enjoyed it in the covered picnic area. Love their fries! Apple Barn - frozen pies, pastries, apple cider, fresh apples, Christmas boutique Country Store - filled with jams, jellies, fudge, chocolates, and great gift ideas Nature trail - visitors are able to choose between an easy trail and a not-so-easy trail. We chose the easy trail but I think they are both easy. Flower trail - unfortunately our visit was in early November and we missed when the flowers were in bloom. September would be the best time to visit and check out the colorful zinnias. Free to access. Gem mining - daughter has enjoyed this activity in other places since she was little. She's 23 now and still has fun with this experience. There is a fee for this activity. Pop ups Artisan Crafters - arts & crafts including wood works, handmade jewelry, handcrafted soaps and candles, paintings, dried nuts and fruits. Unique finds! Face painting - we did not do this activity due to time constraints but daughter had wanted one of Patrick Starr (SpongeBob Square Pants)... next time! Portable toilets are on-site. Instagram: @appleridgefarms Review #3951

Pleasantly surprised!…read more We stopped here on a whim on our way back from South Lake Tahoe, after a round of golf. Walked in, not expecting much, but at least some decent food to feed our hungry belly's. It was Saturday evening around 615ish, front of house was running around, but when she spotted us, showed us to our table, gave menus, and apologized as it might be a minute before our server would be able to take our orders because it has suddenly gotten busier than expected (large place but only about 1/4 full, but with 2 large groups, one of which was just seated before us) she came back with waters while we looked at the menu. Once our server came she was polite and took our drink order, promising to be back to take our food order. Understandably it took longer than usual to come back, so another man came to take our order. He apologized for the wait and said he would be happy to take our orders. We think he was the manager or possibly owner, really nice gentleman. We ordered the tiger prawns and Brussels sprouts appetizers, I ordered fish n chips, my husband ordered the rib eye with Mac n cheese and our friend ordered the salmon. The Tiger Prawns and Brussels came out first and the tiger prawns were amazing! 5 large tiger prawns, a couple pcs of toasted baguette, and in a type of white wine garlic Alfredo sauce type. The sauce was perfection, as I dipped each bite of prawn and soaked the accompanied bread. The Brussels were just as amazing, fried to have a nice crisp to it, but not soaking in oil, so they must've been fried in the perfect temp oil or something, and the glaze was just right (a lot of places just drench them in glaze as they're sitting there soaked in oil, but not the case here!) The ribeye was cooked very well (medium rare) and the hubby thought the salt level was PERFECT. It was a little salty for me, but I don't like a lot of salt. My husband almost always orders a good steak when available, and he thought it was great. The accompanying side of veggies were great too! Heavy on the garlic, but we love garlic so we thought it was perfect. The fish n chips were good, fries were ok, but not my style. They were more like shoe string fries, but that's their thing and a lot of people like that style. The tartar sauce was surprisingly good, and not just that cheap store bought stuff a lot of places tend to give. Friend with the salmon said it was good and ate it all. The gentleman that took our order forgot to add the fish n chips, but quickly rectified it, apologizing and bringing out some fries for me to munch on as the fish was getting cooked. Not a big deal to me, as I was already happy with the other items we had. He also came to our table once we were done and chatted with us for a bit, which was very nice of him. Overall the food was pretty good and would recommend stopping here if you have a chance when you have some time to relax while you eat. The staff are all nice personable. Sorry I didn't get to take pics of everything, as we were all really hing

"This place doesn't deserve 4 stars" "I went there and…read moredidn't like it" Not a vibe Food is below average, served COLD

Just had a delicious brunch with my husband and mom. We sat…read morein the indoor patio,very cute. My husband & I had the quiches and my mom had Tuna melt. It was so good and busy for a Monday! Everyone is super friendly here and they make everything.Even their jam (holleyberry?!) home made

Sweetie Pie's is like stepping into your grandma's house--if your grandma had a sunny patio, a…read moreVictorian flair, and a pastry case sent straight from heaven. We stopped in for a quick visit while meeting up with family and grabbed some pastries to go. I got an apple turnover and a pecan cinnamon roll that was bigger than my hand--enormous and absolutely delicious. My dad went for coffee, a cherry turnover, and an apple turnover, and he was equally impressed. We didn't stay to dine in, but walking through the restaurant, we couldn't help but notice how tempting everyone's food looked on their plates--hearty, homemade, and straight-up drool-worthy. It was honestly hard not to cancel our plans and sit down to eat. The staff was sweet, the vibe was charming, and the whole place had that "welcome home" energy. We'll definitely be back to try the full menu next time. Five stars for coziness, flavor, and one hell of a cinnamon roll.

The service was exceptional! It was really clean and inviting inside. The burger was a 10/10 and…read moretopped with Oreo shake! Will definitely be coming back!

This meal was soooo good. The service was quite speedy. The food was quite hot when it arrived. I…read moregot the turkey melt which was quite flavorful, with some yummy waffle fries which were perfectly crisp. I didn't think that I would like the turkey melt because I was craving a burger but I wanted to try something different. Honestly, really glad I did because it had the best combination of flavors from the turkey, bacon, ranch, tomato, avocado... soo good. Everything was quite tasty, just a little tad bit pricey. This meal was ~ $53 which feels a lil crazy but we love to support small businesses. My boyfriend enjoyed the double cheeseburger, it came and went really quick, I think his only complaint was the flavor of the burger meat. I thought it was quite yummy though. Everything felt very fresh and delicious. I liked that there was outside seating as well as nice comfy booths inside. Very very cool, got to see a kitty in the restaurant.

Absolutely amazing restaurant, the cellar downstairs has amazing ambience, and has so much history…read moreand dark yet beautiful beauty! We split the steak, carrots, and fingerling potatoes with an amazing sauce! There was enough for us to split it into two. The wine was amazing from local wineries, the waitress was sweet and friendly and had grear service. Everyone was dressed super nice & when we asked for recommendations of wine with our dinner, they had a great pairing. We wish we could've checked outside, but there was a wedding going on. We will definitely be back to check out the outside area and I definitely recommend!!

Unique restaurant in a historic area that serves up traditional American fare. The main seating…read morearea is actually downstairs - there is one room that my friend calls the "cave" room, it opens up to an actual mine that was used. So if you like those Raiders of the Lost Ark vibes, then you would like sitting next to the mine for sure. It's roped off but you can hear the water dripping and it is naturally cool. The structure was originally built as a hotel in 1853 and has been well preserved. I ordered their Smith Flat House salad ($10) and the Jambalaya Risotto ($34) which consisted of Cajun-marinated prawns, lobster meat, Andouille sausage, grilled sweet corn with saffron chicken risotto. Definitely had a bit of a kick to it, the risotto was done well. My pet peeve is mushy risotto, it needs to have a slight bite to it which this one had thankfully. Love the fact that this place serves up local wines -- I couldn't recall the wine I had and they do not have their wine menu on their website. If you have the opportunity to visit, I'd recommend a glass of red from Starfield (winery up the road).