Lovely little local gourmet market! I recommend the pre-marinated cilantro lime chicken, next to…read morethe other packaged poultry. Delicious! If I lived in Fort Bragg, I think that I would shop at this store often.

The grocery store made me think of Whole Foods, but not as expensive. The store is quite big. There…read moreis a large selection of organic fruits and vegetables. There is also grab and go items and a cheese counter. Overall, a nice place for groceries in Fort Bragg.

We were lucky enough to order an assortment of tarts for Thanksgiving. It was decided that the…read moreChocolate hazelnut tart was our favorite. Ordered a large one for Christmas dinner. So delicious....

I was lucky enough to be in Fort Bragg on a weekend when this place was open…read more The lemon mousse cake is a must have here. It has the perfect balance of sweet and sour. I also loved the cupcakes...moist and not too sweet (also not too big in size)! Princess cake looked pretty but was not my liking, since it was just layers of cream covered in fondant. While macarons were also not the best I have had (they were a little too overcooked and hard), I think you cannot go wrong with their cupcakes and fruit flavored cakes! I would like to come back if I have a chance.

I love Harbor View Bistro! It is a splurge that I always enjoy!…read more I have dined there twice, the food is exceptional, the service is friendly and efficient! The outdoor seating is fantastic. The cocktails are gorgeous and delicious! I did not take enough photos of the food, I was too busy enjoying it.

The ambiance was good, but that was about it. The oysters weren't chilled, the stuffed sole was…read morebarely warner than room temperature, and the steak on the skewers was tough and of poor quality. To top it off, the server spilled water on half the table while refilling glasses and just left it. For the cost, this place is definitely not worth it. It was a pretty disappointing experience. Go somewhere else if you are in Ft. Bragg.

We Stopped by while on an overnight trip to Fort Bragg and decided I needed cookies as soon as I…read moresaw the sign. We ordered from the outside window, so we didn't see the inside, but the woman (older, shorter hair, and glasses) helping us was incredibly friendly. We ordered six different cookies to sample, and every one of them was delicious. She mentioned they've been making the cookies for 42 years, and it happened to be my 42nd birthday! The cookies are a good size, not small at all, and at $2 each, they're a good value. Excellent customer service and tasty cookies. I would definitely recommend stopping by. Thank you! P.S. we ate the cookies before I could take pics. Oops.

Was in town for a day. I was in the mood for dessert. Saw that this place was down the street…read more I got 4 cookies to sample. First off all the cookies were $2 each. Most places in the bay area are $4 or $5 each. The cookies tasted ok. I'm more of a chewy cookie person. These were the crispy type. They tasted fine,but Ive definitely tasted better. The girls working on Saturday were very helpful. The place is inside a multi purpose building. They do have a window that faces the street. But the sign says to go inside to order

We had dinner at Petite Percebes/Good Bones on a trip to the Mendocino area in April…read more The service was pleasant and friendly, the space felt comfortable with both tables and couches (no live music at the time we visited), and everything we ate was delicious and nicely presented! Our favorites were: + Broiled oysters with bone marrow butter, Parmesan crema, and breadcrumb: although I'm not usually a huge fan of oysters, I did enjoy these particular ones! + Lemon cream pie with tangerine, lemon curd, brown butter graham, citrus marigold Chantilly: we split one slice of this pie, but I could've eaten a few more slices of the pie by myself (if my stomach had space left). Perfect ending to the meal. + Primavera panisse: crispy chickpea fritters topped with a variety of greens and flower petals. + Yuzu marigold kombucha (Wilder x Petite Percebes collaboration): this was a refreshing, lightly sweet complement to the heavier dishes of the meal. We also tried the cassoulet (which had roasted chicken thigh, Roundman's garlic sausage, pork belly, Heirloom beans - a heartier meaty dish); and the potato chowder with oyster mushrooms, spring greens, and wild nettle pistou (we loved the mushrooms in it). This spot is worth stopping by!

Loved visiting Good Bones! A hidden little gem among the coast…read more I visited on a Sunday morning with a small group of friends for a quick bite to eat before we headed off for a hike. Inside was huge! Giant bar, tons of tables for dining, along with a stage where it looked like they hosted live music! We ordered our meals up at the front counter and took a seat in the dining area. I ordered a Golden State Mighty Dry cider and their grilled cheese sandwich with added caramelized onions and mushrooms. We were the only people inside, but food came out quick. Everyone was a huge fan of their meals. I loved my sandwich, the bread was absolutely delicious. Also was a huge fan of those mushrooms they used! We ended up leaving with a fresh baked loaf of bread when we left too for home. Service was great, food was on point, and loved the vibe they had going. Would love to come back to see some music one of these days.

Service was less than expected for the price we paid food was at best good ordered appetizer never…read moreshowed up watch what you order on the menu It's deceptive.. Signature meal cioppino failed to deliver from what they served in the past would have expected more for what we paid

We really enjoyed our lunch at The Wharf. The service was prompt and pleasant. We sat at an inside…read moretable next to the large glass window. We had a great view of the harbor entrance we had the Prime rib sandwich (only available on Friday's). The Side salad was huge, homemade ranch dressing was fabulous. We also had the Crispy Rock cod sandwich that came with really good fries. We ordered a 1/4 loaf of Sourdough bread also. I highly recommend it. Wonderful view of harbor entrance we really enjoyed our lunch

Breakfast is something done very well throughout the town, we are lucky we have options. Working at…read morea local hotel affords me the opportunity to listen to and guide people on their local culinary adventures. There are a few staples that garner much of the out of towners attention. Laurel Street Deli should be one of them. My kid and I got looking for food late and were met by long lines. We decided to walk to the Deli and found a seat. Famous for their coffee and pies, we sat. My son, a breakfast sweets connoisseur, devoured the French Toast. I was in a biscuits and gravy mood but chose a Benedict instead. It is one dish everyone has a twist too, they are either very good or blah! This one hit a homerun (baseball can't come soon enough), it lasted less time than my sons.... finally a sport I can beat him in. Not pictured was the best cinnamon roll I have ever had. Definitely get out to Laurel Street our get next to the Skunk Train. Visit Fort Bragg, California Only in Fort Bragg Shop Historic Downtown Fort Bragg, CA #eatlocal #shoplocal

Had breakfast one morning while in town, the restaurant inside the company store building, an old…read moretrain engine sits in the middle. Some tables and chairs in the open area, with a smaller behind glass seating area. Grabbed a table up front and the server brought us menus, there is also a daily special board. Huevos Rancheros with a good cup of coffee, I went with one of the days specials. A large flour tortilla with refrieds, cheese and a couple over medium eggs on top. Basic, simple and good. It served its purpose. 3.5 Stars rounded up for the really good cup of java 01157

Theses chocolates are all beautiful. But they all taste…read moreweird. There's an odd artificial fruity like taste to them. They're way too sweet. The peanut butter doesn't taste very much like peanut butter at all. I will not be back. I'd give a one, but they're pretty, so it's a two.

Friendly staff member greeted me when I walked into the shop. I didn't get her name but she said…read moreshe works the weekends. Very friendly, polite and represents the business well. I purchased a couple pecan milk chocolate caramel turtles and two pieces of dark chocolate toffee bark. I spent $16; seemed spendy but I enjoyed the bark. The turtles are for a friend. Didn't seem to be a big selection but I found what I needed. The only thing I didn't see was saltwater taffy but I can't recall nor did I ask if the shop sells this. There are also brown sweatshirts with the brand logo. Cute shop