Jeremy does a fantastic job. Super friendly, very helpful, and very reasonable. We brought four…read morevehicles in from out of state and three out of four would not pass. After testing many times and making repairs, Jeremy was always there to help . Many business owners could learn a few things on how well this business is ran.

We had our new SUV smogged by Jeremiah at NorCal Smog in Crescent City, California. Jeremiah was…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. We highly recommend NorCal for you Smog needs.

While on a road trip, I had dinner then walked around here. The reason I took 1 star off was…read morebecause of some trash and lots of dead crabs / crab shells on the beach. I did not go into the water, fish or sit around the bon fire, but I am sure those things are fun to do here. It was easy to find parking.

Years ago, long before Mrs. Picante del Monte and I tied the knot, we took the long drive north to…read moreJedediah Smith Redwoods outside of Crescent City, CA to camp and hike and cook over fire and do boyfriend & girlfriend kinda stuff. An outdoorsy gal to match my own granola-ish tendencies, she chatted up a couple of locals at the gas station about nice beaches in the area. An old gnarly hippie, who most likely spoke Boontling as his native tongue, told us about Enderts Beach on the south side of town, and off we went to seek our own insular Tahiti in the cool, perpetual overcast of extreme NorCal. We pulled off Hwy 101 and started down the long stretch of two lane highway, flanked by blackberry briars and wildflowers, to a nondescript turnout and a deer path heading out toward the dunes. Soon, we were walking through long-standing spider webs, as garter snakes skirted across our path, appearing and disappearing just as quickly in the thick green blanket of grass and blackberry vines. Along the way, we picked handfuls of the wild berries and popped them in our mouths, savoring the sweetness of the fruit, and the equally satisfying beauty and solitude of this place. Just a few yards from the trail, a black bear busied herself with her own berry gorging, seemingly oblivious to our passing. Truly, this was one of the most wild and untouched places we had ever been, and so close to the highway. The beach itself is wide and clean, heavily influenced by the tide and the relentless surf that pounds this part of the California coast into submission. Sand crabs, sand dollars, shorebirds, and--at high tide with the right bait-- red tailed surf perch are plentiful. An osprey hunting fish outside the surfline was a welcome sight, as was the occasional bear that would lumber along where the blackberries met the sand. Lots of driftwood, agates on the rock piles, and sea glass polished by the surf made beach combing productive. SoCal beaches can't even begin to compare to this level of natural beauty, even off the beaten path spots like Padaro, Blacks, and El Capitan. If you ever have the chance to enjoy a beach like Enderts or many other spots from Southern Oregon down along the Lost Coast of California, please take a moment to see nature as the Great Programmer intended it. It truly is a Thin Place-- a location where the distance between heaven and earth are significantly closer than average.

There are numerous trails to hike. Staff at stations will share a list of hikes and recommend…read more If don't want to hike can drive to each of the visitors centers to learn about the park too.

AMAZING PLACE TO VISIT!!…read more During my first visit to Crescent City I also got to experience my first visits to the Redwood National & State Park. Day 1 - Jedediah Smith State Park & Stout Memorial Grove, and Day 2 - Mill Creek Trails & Grove of Titans. Mill Creek Trails & Grove of Titans was the best experience of the the trip as he walked and hiked through through the Trails surrounded by the dense forest all around us. The entire area was a beautiful site as we got to experience all of the enormous Giant Redwoods all around us. And the Grove of Giants was an absolute sight to see. Overall: Definitely a must see when in the local area, to experience an amazingly preserved part of California's coast and forest beauty.

This is EVERYTHING roadside grub should be. Kudos to the Norris Family for making amazing…read moregrub!!After hiking and doing everything "redwoods-ey" we worked up an appetite for our lunch. Hubs had booked marked this place as a place to eat while driving through. Boy, were we ever glad we stopped!!!They are five stars from all angles!! 1. Because we were traveling with our dog hubs planned to send me and the kid inside to eat. But he went in and asked and they said to bring our dog in. They set up a table for us. 2. As if their hospitality wasn't amazing enough their food was top notch yum! We got smash burgers and oh, oh my! Layers of patty, cheese, pickles, onions and lettuce oh my!! Can you tell, I seriously enjoyed the food! 3. After a hearty meal of burgers and fries we had to try the Indian Bread with cinnamon on it, which me being from Michigan sounded like an elephant ear. Whatever it was it was amazeballs! And it was gone in seconds with the 3 of us eating it. 4. As if all of this wasn't good enough our dog got a lot of love and we ordered her two patties! And they brought her out a gigantic bowl of water!!! Hubs, kid, myself and the dog give this two thumbs and two paws up!!!! 5. Book mark this place now and eat here later. Good grub!! And I didn't even get to try to chicken wings or tacos as I was too into my burger!!

We almost went to a newer looking place, but I saw this restaurant while we were driving past and…read moreknew the reviews were stellar. First of all, the staff is SO kind!!! I understand completely why they have nearly a perfect rating! They have regular burgers, fries, rings... BUT, they have indian fry bread and tacos. Indian fry bread is like naan bread, and it is made here. It is delicious! I have a service dog, but they are FRIENDLY TO ALL DOGS and even have a DOG MENU!!! I wish this restaurant was in every town, as I would 100% frequent them! Dont miss this jewel of a place in Crescent City!!

We can see why this place is so popular! There are two levels foot dining, plus patio seating if…read moreweather cooperates. Positives: friendly staff, got our food quickly after we ordered, plentiful portions, variety of items on menu, flavorful food, plenty of space between tables (high tops and regular tables, plus bar area), side salad was nice sized, ranch dressing was yummy. Slight negatives: had to wait about 30 minutes for a table, took about 10 minutes for our server to get over to us (because they were really busy), shrimp had too much breading, but was still good. They have moved their brewery and are going to increase the space for the restaurant.

The local caught rock fish was absolutely delightful!! My spouse had the fish and chips 5/5 and I…read morehad the fish on pasta 4/5 because the cheese overwhelmed the amazing flavor of the fish. I will however still be eating the leftover pasta! While there was a wait for a table (it was a Saturday on a holiday weekend) the service from the bar and kitchen were spectacularly fast! The subway tile pizza oven and overhead drop down of a six inch pipe for the taps over the bar were great highlights of generally subtle seaside pub decor.

Amazing stay! Cute rooms right on the beach! Beautiful view! My son came to town. I live here and…read morecouldn't believe I never knew this place was so wonderful. They offer really sweet amenities for their guest. Which I thought was very kind. They have Espresso! Shelly at the desk you couldn't ask for a nicer friendlier helpful person! She was the best!! You won't find a better place than here all the way down the coast! +

South of Crescent City, CA-- which is probably the last "city" you'll come to heading north on US…read more101 (before you're in Oregon, anyway)-- is Crescent Beach. A vast expanse of sandy beach stretching for a couple of miles south of town, the beach is a beachcombers paradise: never crowded, heavily influenced by tide and wave conditions, and littered with driftwood, sand dollars, shells, and even a few occasional surprises like floats and sea glass. The farther south you venture, the more "wild" the beach becomes-- if you drive a bit south of town on Enderts Beach Rd. and access the beach through one of the little deer trails down to the sand, you essentially have the place to yourself. We visited the area for Thanksgiving, and walked out on the beach around low tide to see what we could see. Quite literally, there was NO ONE else on the beach as far as we could see. Almost eerie, had it not been so beautiful. The sand dunes are flanked by a thick blackberry briar, and in season, you can pick all the juicy sweet berries you can eat. Best to watch out for the occasional black bear or deer doing the same thing. As a SoCal native, the idea of finding a beach so empty like this is indeed a special thing. The Redwood Coast holds a special place in my heart, and a place like Crescent Beach is just one example why. I first came here more than 20 years ago with my fiance, who had only said "yes" a couple days before on the banks of the Smith River when I had asked her. Your results may vary... but guaranteed if you're used to places like Huntington, Newport, or Santa Monica... Crescent Beach (like many stretches of sand along this stretch of coastline) will leave a lasting impact on your idea of what a beach can be.

The lighthouse is open 10am-4pm April-Sep and on weekends the rest of the year. You can access it…read moreduring low tide. I looked at a tide table online and it's a little ambiguous because sometimes it says it's low tide when the water still covered the path. Even when it was low you still might get your feet wet. I'd wear tennis shoes or something sturdy because the rocks can be slippery. Tours are ongoing throughout the day and last about 20 minutes given by the current keeper. Keepers are volunteer positions that last for 1 month. Tours are for 8-10 people, I understood why when we got to the light. There's not a lot of room up there for more people. I'm slightly claustrophobic so it was a challenge but manageable and worth it for the stellar views. There also is a narrow ladder that you have to climb up. Not a big deal for some but this might be harder for someone with mobility issues or elderly people. I couldn't see myself expecting my grandma to climb that ladder. The tide can be finicky, but I thought it was worth it to wait around.

It's so beautiful, can park and walk through beach to get to light house. Short hike from parking…read morelot.

So cute, and very welcoming. Coffee was fantastic, pastries…read moreare so good and some had fun unique flavors. Even though the vibe of the place invites you to sit and stay awhile, the service is very fast and friendly. There's also cool merch including cozy sweatshirts, journals/activities to purchase to enjoy with your coffee, or to take with you, and cute little "take one leave one" book shelf. Love this place! Things we tried: Maple Lavender Latte W/Orange Zest - I requested no lavender because allergy, it was perfect. Spinach feta pastry, orange cardamom scone, yuzu marmalade filled beignet, one of their oatmeals with steamed oat milk

We stopped here after hiking in Jedediah Smith. The barista was incredibly patient and helpful with…read moremy indecisive family members. We tried the lemonade, hot mocha, and iced sakura blossom matcha. Everyone loved their drinks, and the ambiance was lit too. Definitely one of the best places in Crescent City and worth a stop!

Decoration was interesting and service was fine, though a bit slow…read more The food was quite bland, and the guac was clearly not homemade. Chips were warm when served. But food was overall very disappointing, and pretty expensive for being that way. It also smelt like cleaning supplies most of the time, which was unappetizing.

The food was so good I almost cried so under rated the staff were so nice and calm the food looked…read moregood but tasted better!