What a great find while visiting Ft. Bragg. They serve a tasty $7 house margarita! Amazing in this…read moreday. The house recipe for tortilla chips is a good one, too. I loved the colorful ambiance and leather bucket chairs from mexico. I had enchiladas both nights and found the green sauce full of flavor. The red sauce was unremarkable. What really stood out to my companion and me was the clean white meat chicken in the enchiladas. We loved them and will absolutely eat here again when in town. As a family owned spot service was friendly and food arrived in a reasonable amount of time. Parking is plentiful too!

Ordered Take Out…read more The tacos and enchilada plate was ok but not exceptional. There was minimal flavor. My guest who had a pork burrito raved about it and the flavor. The service was good. The people were friendly and nice. The restaurant was very busy and packed.

Perfect little hole in the wall for inexpensive authentic Mexican food. The cook and cashier are…read moregreat- very happy and helpful. Get at least one quesabirria taco, and you won't regret it!

Such a cute spot! The service was excellent and you could tell everything was homemade. Must try if…read moreyou're looking for some good authentic Mexican food.

We found this little gem in small coastal town, Fort Bragg and we were so glad we gave it a try…read more Little cozy space inside a beautiful decorated building. I loved how they make a good Asian x Mexican fusion and the examples are their signature coconut prawns and Thai burrito. Sauce is the highlight of everything and they perfectly mixed everything altogether in the burritos. Didn't actually like the only protein option for Thai burrito is prawns as a vegetarian. Turns out the burrito ingredients are mainly rice with basil and vege. The wet burrito was perfectly saucy. Welcoming service as well.

Fusion is a stretch but still decent food. The fish and chips are okay but definitely better in the…read morearea. The pesto pasta didn't really taste like normal pesto by Italian standards and not sure the fusion in this dish. The best dish was the seafood chile relleno on mashed potatoes. Definitely never had a dish like this and it was presented well and tasty.

FLAVOR (3.5/5): Not the best street tacos but not the worst either! I had the Adobada and Carne…read moretacos and would definitely recommit adobada protein instead. The steak was a bit dry to my liking. The salas had a kick to it which complimented the flavors well! The tortillas came out of a bag, don't have Mexican coke just normal canned soda. Their horchata I would pass on, not enough cinnamon, just really sweet and watered down. INSTAGRAM WORTHY (3/5): Tacos in a box, standard looking street tacos coming out of a food truck. Take it to glass beach down the steeet though and it's a whole different vibe! SERVICE (4/5): They were really patient with us ordering and changing our orders! TAKEAWAYS: Cash only.

I personally own a taco truck and these didn't disappoint if you're looking for some good…read moreauthentically seasoned Mexican food I would recommend.

After a day exploring the Northern California coast, we stopped at Piaci Pub and Pizzeria in Fort…read moreBragg for dinner. It turned out to be the perfect place to relax with pizza and beer on a sunny coastal afternoon. The beer list had plenty of great options, and the pizza arrived surprisingly fast. We went with a pepperoni pie, and the thin crust was exactly what we were hoping for. It was crispy around the edges with just the right amount of chew and plenty of perfectly crisped pepperoni cups. The atmosphere was laid back and welcoming, making it an easy place to linger after a day on the road. One important thing to know ahead of time is that Piaci is cash only, so come prepared. If you are passing through Fort Bragg and looking for a casual meal with good beer and solid pizza, Piaci is definitely worth the stop.

This place was really cute -- lots of art on the walls and a very lively atmosphere. It was quite…read morebusy, so it was initially a bit tough to figure out where to sit and where to order, but the staff was great: super attentive and friendly. They have both outdoor and indoor seating, so there are a lot of options, especially if you're with kids. We ordered a salad with arugula and goat cheese, which I enjoyed, although it felt a bit overpriced. We also got the Sicilian pizza with sun-dried tomatoes and feta cheese -- I loved the toppings, and it was very flavorful. All of that was delicious, but what took away from the experience was the crust, which felt too hard and not very chewy.

The brewery was founded in 1988. There is on site parking and additional parking on the street. The…read morerestaurant is quite big with two sides. We sat on the bar side. I went with the fish & chips. It came with 3 pieces of crispy cod. As sides, there was slaw and I upgraded my fries to garlic fries. The fries were full of garlic and crispy as well. The beer sampler was $10 for 4 samples, which seems reasonable compared to other breweries. There are 15 year-round beers to choose from. The waitress was pleasant and nice, but I did wish my water was refilled. Overall, we had a nice lunch.

We had a huge party (27 of us, with lots of kids) and North Coast took great care of us. Melissa…read morehelped me plan ahead with a reservation and blocked off an area in a side room for us. The service was friendly and quick, food was great, and we had a wonderful time! The beer is obviously good - but I was surprised at home great the food was, too. Some favorites: the pretzels, salads, and all of the kids menu items were a hit. Our servers were attentive and worked very hard to keep us all happy!

When everything else was starting to close, this little oasis was still open…read more Dining Experience After a long day of doing the usual touristy things, we accidentally stumbled across Cucina Verona--and what a pleasant accident it was! It seemed like the whole town was closing down around 5 PM, which happened to be right when Cucina Verona was opening for dinner. We were looking for somewhere to eat and, more importantly, somewhere we could relax and unwind after a long day. The moment we walked in, you could feel the warmth of the room. Everyone was incredibly friendly and greeted us with genuine kindness. The service was wonderful, especially our server, Giovanni. He was incredibly kind, helpful, and personable. His service really matched the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the restaurant. We ordered quite a bit: Antipasti di Formaggio, Garlic Bread, a bowl of Minestrone, Wild Mushroom Risotto with added Salmon, the Surf and Turf (lobster and steak), and the Pizza la Carne, which we took home. Yes, that's a lot of food! Everything was prepared and presented beautifully, and the portions were exactly what we expected for what we ordered. More importantly, the food tasted as good as it looked--which, believe it or not, isn't always the case. My wife and I enjoy ordering a variety of dishes so we can experience different flavors throughout the meal. We usually end up taking quite a bit home because we rarely come close to finishing everything. This time, though, we ate almost everything at the table. The only exception was the pizza, which we intentionally ordered to take with us. Overall, we had a wonderful experience, and Giovanni had a lot to do with that. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, the service was excellent, and the food was both well-presented and delicious. I don't like to focus too much on pricing because there is a lot of context that goes into how restaurants price their meals. If that's an important consideration for you, I'd recommend checking out their menu online before visiting. For us, it was a great find, and I'd definitely recommend giving Cucina Verona a visit if you're in the area!

Uninspired, misleading menu w/ undertrained staff and overcooked food. Such a shame - came for the…read moreTuesday evening special dinner (family night) where the owner wrote a history of L'Aquila & food from the region, and then the dinner aligns with that. While a table was booked for 6:45 they didn't seat us til 7:!5. The waiter was awful - didn't introduce himself, didn't care about anything (other than maybe his girlfriend in the bar area), knew nothing about the L'Aquila tasting menu and provided no insights to the dishes, charged us $14/martini despite menu stating $8/drink. While the owner's write up and online menu included a dessert (Ferratelle Dolci), no dessert was offered or included at the actual dinner and the server said 'nope - no dessert'. This is so misleading and unexcusable when the promoted dinner menu includes it. Overall a disaster of a dinner - and sadly the food wasn't good either. The tomato starter was uninspired, the pasta cheese sauce hinted of Kraft or pre-packaed, and the lamb skewers were overcooked to the point of being almost jerky. Clearly an owner who spends more time writing his articles than he does training staff, providing food that matches the actual online menu, and ensuring some level of quality. So, can't recommend this place until substantial improvements are made.

What a cozy and convenient spot! All the service staff seemed to be in a chipper and accommodating…read moremood, which was awesome. The food was super fresh and absolutely delicious. Coming from SoCal where I'm used to an abundance of awesome Mexican spots, it was great to find a standout restaurant in Fort Bragg. My group loved how fairly priced the huge burritos were!

I was surprised that there wasn't a ton of dining options in Fort Bragg. I was lucky enough to find…read morethis place and it is amazing. Very authentic. Highly recommend if you're in the area.

Exceptionally delicious authentic Tortas. Very generously sized. Very friendly service.read more

We stopped by one morning for a breakfast burrito. The size is super huge and a very filling…read moreburrito. The one disappointing piece was that we felt the burrito lacked flavor. If you're eating it with ketchup then it helps, but it was disappointing without much flavor. The staff were nice and the food was ready pretty quickly.

We have added Noyo Fish Company as a place we try to eat at when we come to visit. The staff is…read morefriendly and service was pretty quick. You order at the door, get your number, find a seat and your food is served right to your seat. This particular day we came because a portion of the sales would benefit the Mendocino Coast Humane Society! We brought our pups and enjoyed the food and the views. I got the shrimp tacos and my husband had the clam chowder. Both were delicious. Casual dining with a great view. You can even hear the sea lions.

Whenever anyone asks me where to get the best clam chowder in town, I tell them to go to the harbor…read moreand see who has a shorter line, Noyo Fish Co or Princess Seafood. The bread bowl and Noyo Fish Co is absolutely phenomenal. It holds way more clam chowder than it looks like it does! I can never finish all of mine. The servers are all so nice all the time, and it's just such a chill laid-back vibe. Bring a sweater though, it gets chilly.