Went for lunch. It wasn't great Burger was VERY processed. Takes like freezer burnt patty.read more

Ate here today on Saturday am. Very very busy! We knew what we wanted and ordered beverages and…read morebreakfast when we first sat down. Waitress told us the kitchen was backlogged but we decided to wait. Took 10 minutes to get our beverages. We waited and I read. Food came a split order of 8 oz chicken fry steak split. The gravy was unbelievably bland and lacked any seasoning, or meat product or flavor! The steak had a thick batter that was under fried and seasoned and primarily tasted of flour! The hash browns were crispy fried and requested. The toast had an odd flavor and not of butter but a commercial faux spread! The poached eggs were fine. Upon reaching home I had a case of the galloping trots for two hours. NEVER AGAIN and I have eaten here 23 years through three owners!

Cute trailer with positive vibes selling great coffee that truly is donation based. Nice shaded…read morepicnic benches to sit and chat, and convenient location next to Main Street . We will definitely be making it a regular spot

They've added a drive thru! They make an awesome caramel macchiato and it's all donation based and…read moreis associated with the church next door. They have prayer slips and are charity based. They have really awesome polite kids running it too! My only side note is if you wear a uniform the parking lot is all fluffy dust type dirt so don't wear your boots until after you stop but the drive thru has pretty much solved that issue!

This coffee shop has been my saving grace!!! We moved here two years ago and this place opened not…read morelong after. I was so excited because there were no previous coffee shops in town and luckily this place has been so amazing! The food and the coffee are 10/10!!! Thank you guys for always being so nice to us as well!!

Great little coffee shop very relaxing, staff is very kind and always has a smile, love the menu…read morethey have some really good options I wish they opened earlier so we could stop on the way to work or appointments on the morning and they close so early 3pm It just doesn't work because we work later then 3 pm it would be nice to stop by after work during the week

We had an unexpected visit to this gem in Amador City. The woman that assisted us was lovely. We…read moreselected quite a few items and sat in the courtyard. My husband said the scones were delicious and perfectly baked. We'll be back, delightful, inviting place with heavenly healthy food and nice people. Thank you!

Amador City welcomes a new bakery that is still in its soft opening. I enjoyed one of their fresh…read moreblueberry muffins this morning. They will maintain tourist hours Friday through Sunday, offering ice cream, coffee bar, morning pastries and soon a grab-and-go picnic section.

Our family took a quick weekend trip up to Arnold to have some fun in the snow. This was our first…read moretime here and we decided to check out this place for breakfast. It definitely did not disappoint. It's a cute little local bistro. Super cozy and warm with a super friendly staff! The food is good and the coffee drinks are delicious!! It's on the pricey side but understandable since I'm sure they get a lot of visitors. Why not charge more? It's a place to check out if you are staying up in Arnold!

We were really excited to try breakfast one morning during our trip. Unfortunately, it ended up…read morebeing a disappointing experience. The espresso machine was out, which wasn't a huge deal since drip coffee was available, but the coffee itself was honestly pretty bad. It also didn't help that we were told the flavored syrup drinks were basically the same as their espresso specialty drinks, but it tasted like water down drip coffee. I ordered the French toast plate and my partner got the biscuits and gravy. The bacon seemed undercooked, the pancakes were dry, the biscuits and gravy were burnt, and the gravy itself was runny. Overall, for a meal that ended up being over $50 with tip, we were really disappointed with the quality.

Nothing beats grabbing an iced coffee on a lovely spring afternoon…read more I was in Jackson for some errands and wanted to check out the local coffee shop. It's been on my list for a while, but every time I wanted to go, it's been closed. Be forewarned that Boilerworks closes at 3 pm daily. The cafe sits in a quiet area at the end of Main Street, so it can be somewhat easy to miss. I ordered one of their specialty drinks, dubbed The Artemus, which is a hazelnut dirty chai with caramel sauce. There were no photos on Yelp showing the current menu and prices (until now as I'm sharing a photo of the menu), so I was a bit surprised by the cost of my drink. For a small town, I wasn't expecting to pay almost $10 for my chai. Note that I'm used to higher drink prices as I have plenty of boba, but none of my boba drinks have ever cost $10, however. I took it with a grain of salt and chalked it up to supporting a local small business. The nice lady/cafe owner made my Artemus for me super quickly, as I was the only customer. Her black Lab, which was adorable, was sleeping by her desk when I walked in. Upon receiving my drink, I took a seat outside at one of the metal stools. I didn't see the bookstore featured in the Yelp photos, so next time I'll have to return to check it out. The Artemus had a good flavor and thankfully, for the price, my cup was not full of ice (like some other big chain coffee place *cough cough*). Also, the iced drinks only come in one size (20 oz). To be fair, I think the drink is worth the price as it's definitely not watered down and it's taking me a while to finish it (currently typing this review while birdwatching on our property). All in all, while the prices are a bit steep, I would still recommend Boilerworks Cafe, and it's conveniently in downtown Jackson right off the 49.

BOILERWORKS HAS MOVED! Same great coffee, same great smiling faces. Boilerworks is on the far end…read moreof their old location by the National Hotel. Their new little nook is so quaint, love the room across the way for puzzles, books and gathering. The owners are always so nice. I like to avoid the chain coffee spots where I can and Boilerworks is my first stop before strolling Main St.

Decent camp store for the RV park but was driving through looking for coffee and paid $15 for two…read morevery bad coffees. Store seemed clean but the coffee and espresso was so badly burnt sorry I have to let others know we don't recommend for coffee or food

Friendly service and good little gift shop with a small Cafe for coffee and ice cream.read more

This is an excellent little coffee shop with their own roaster offsite. Their coffee beans are…read morenicely blended and I actually bought some extra beans to take home for my latte making machine at home. I got the white chocolate raspberry latte and it's a June special called the pretty Patty. They were extremely busy and there was a bit of weight for the coffee. This is probably one of the best coffee shops in the area and there's always a line about 10 to 20 deep almost at all times until about noon. this is definitely your go to spot when you come to Murphy's for coffee.

- Cappuccino 12oz Ceramic Cup - Price: $4.70…read more- Roast: dark, 2 oz Espresso - Milk: Whole - Foam Art: none - TOD: 8:00 am - Prep: More than 5min (three orders up) - Machine: Iberital Expression - Roaster: Gold Country - Baked Goods: Yes - Menu: Breakfast - Review: Italian roast; 2oz balanced with 5oz steamed milk/5oz foam. Milk to espresso ratio weighted heavily in favor of il latte compared to the traditional 1:1:1 coffee, steamed milk, milk foam. A velvety, milky forward espresso drink fortified with protein from the extra whey. - Tip Worthy?: 20% Level (Rating Scale: 0%; 10%; 15%; 20%; 25%; 25%+) - Customer: Locals mix amiably with tourists here as they have in the mother lode since before the days of Black Bart.