Your black berry pie w/ a chill scoop of vanilla ice cream was fab-u-lous ‼‼…read moreI also bought a very cool slice of pie sticker for my thermos. Coffee was hot and the staff was helpful and friendly

Fantastic, delicious food and excellent, warm service! We are in town for a couple of days and…read morewanted to try something different. We weren't disappointed! The quiche is perfect and the 3 hand pies we tried were unique and so tasty! We are already thinking we want to stop in again tomorrow.

Quality/Quantity - Not sure how my daughter can still eat after our amazing meal next door, across…read morethe mall, at Pineapple Express. But she wanted dessert, so here we are. See picture of what my daughter got. Ambiance - Decent size location. We got here late so we were almost the only customers. Plenty of parking, but again, we got here extremely late. Probably close to closing time. Clean tables to relax and watch my daughter enjoy her dessert. Actually, it's more fun watching her try to finish her dessert after such a larger dinner... Open 7 days a week from noon to 10pm or 11pm. Service - Good; the two ladies/girls were very professional and hard working. Offered us samples, etc. Self service with yogurt machines and toppings. Price - $10, expensive, but expected. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success and with all your locations.

Right next to Dollar tree on Myrtle Avenue, in the next building over. The place was spotless and…read morebright inside, and everybody was helpful and friendly. It's a simple concept. It's self service. You pick which frozen yogurt or sorbet you want, choose what toppings you want, how much you want, and you pay by the ounce. I had the yellow birthday cake, frozen yogurt, with fruity pebbles, toasted, and regular coconut. I had about 10 ounces, and it was more than enough. It was very tasty. They also have crêpes, smoothies, and other things on the menu as well. Prices are reasonable, and they also offer a military/veterans discount. I'm a fan. I will be back. Thank you!

Vintage drive-in packed with nostalgia! The old fashioned drive-in food is DELICIOUS! Best old…read morefashioned beef corn dogs like the old days!

Worst 'hot' dog ever -- dog was whatever temperature comes before lukewarm, and I guess a cheese…read moredog means simply plopping some grated cheddar on it and calling it a day. Guess what, cooks? When that grated cheese isn't melted, it's just gonna end up in somebody's lap the first time they pick up the dog. It's the most simple thing in the world to make a dog appealing -- all you have to do is 1) make sure the dog is served hot and 2) melt the cheese. Have a little pride in your job -- with a minimum of effort you can easily do better. Ugh

10/5 No questions. Just go…read more Peanut Butter Brownie is possibly the best dessert I've ever eaten. My buddy had the Campfire Hot Chocolate and it was excellent. Chocolate dipped apricots also amazing.

Went for a tour for the kids and thought they would be sick from chocolate and have a touristy vibe…read morefor the day. Spent most of the tour hearing from the owner about how his workers kiss every one of your beans that come from plantations where even bullets were found in the beans the workers sort in the factory. Not once did he talk about the exploitation cocoa farms have for children in the country of origin, inclu ding child slavery or slavery amongst adults, nor the companies commitment to working with farmers who practice ethical trade. That lack of emphasis of the dialogue regarding human rights leads me to believe that acknowledging humans rights isn't something this company has even with their own workers. A bunch of people come in for a tour and the cafe workers who are pretty new to the front area have to be in charge of seeing about 15- 30 different orders with in 5 minutes and the front stage who makes below minimum of the cost of living has to be left felling supported? I wonder if all the staff working for you have even been on a sailboat or own one? It's on your logo after all. Or is it a simple nod to the slave trade being the reasons you are a millionaire? I think it would be amazing if this company could make products that do not include slavery or mistreatment of workers.

On the day I was dragged into this establishment by a local, we were lucky enough to have received…read morea great experience. The line wasn't too long of a wait, despite it being busy and understaffed. They had a cute location, and I really liked the dark wood throughout. They had a dedicated area for sitting, and some things like board games available for groups to enjoy while sipping their beverage of choice. I got a mocha frappé and enjoyed it. It hit the spot on a sunny Eureka day. To my surprise, I got a freebie, with the barista making more than what would fit in the cup. The excess was poured into an additional cup, and given for free. That was awesome. Speaking of the staff, they were great. Despite being a busy day and not many people working, they pushed through and i saw them handle all types of attitudes and customers with great care. I enjoyed my drink here for sure.

We have been back several times since my first review. We got seats this time! Drinks & baked goods…read morewere good.

I had a delicious raspberry and cheese danish I also got a maple bar. I originally went for the…read morecrème brûlée but they were out so I'll have to come back another (which) I don't mind. The staff is very kind and informative, small is small but endearing and of course is smells heavenly!

I grew up going to Cherry Blossom Bakery, and for 60 years I have have been returning to get a…read moretaste of my past. I have taken generations here to experience the same great taste I grew up with. In my opinion you will not be disappointed if you are looking for great bakery with a friendly staff. It is Eureka after all , don't be in a rush and enjoy a cookie.

We went on a Saturday with no reservations (very risky!) and had about a 15 minute wait time, not…read moretoo bad, BUT we did have to sit outside and the wind was crazy! So beware and check the weather before going and dress accordingly. It's nice on sunny days but then you have to be mindful of the UV. I appreciate our waitress getting our drinks and food out to us through the chaos of people being seated outside, then being reseated inside when room opened up, or like one table, just leaving! Their plum sake is very good, smooth and light. I also got a hot tea but that was only hot for a moment out there, the sake definitely did more to keep us warm. Their ramen bowls are now my favorite in downtown, the pork is DELICIOUS, the broth could be a drink on its own and the marinated egg has a perfectly soft yolk; it's a very pretty dish. My favorite sushi is split between the Russian roulette and the ocean queen (I think that's its name).

I don't normally write reviews but this restaurant failed me in several ways…read more Food: tough, almost inedible calamari. I left with the worst heartburn and likely due to whatever they fried it in. Golden salmon "specialty" roll. Meh. I've had a lot better at the other locally sushi places. Service: horrible. The place was 30 per cent full. It's Humboldt so I don't expect service to be quick. But the attitude of the wait person was abominable. I felt like we were wasting their time. Like they had somewhere else to be. Mind you this was 3pm on a Sunday afternoon. We saw them once again when they slapped down the check. Then they came to get it a few minutes later and we felt hurried out the door. The bus person was seen whisking food and debris off the tables instead of wiping them down. Several tables. The waiter's attitude was hurried, impatient, and not even a "how is your meal". Ambience: it was nice to be out on the deck. Otherwise nothing special. The host podium is crowded with stuff around it. It looks like they are storing things in the entrance. After hearing so much about how nice and it was, I was disappointed. I'd eat somewhere else and ride the elevator up to walk around the non-restaurant part of the rooftop to see the view. Honestly.

I'm so old, the last time I was in this building, it was Duck's market. I've driven by lots of…read moretimes, but I've never come in until today. Parking is street parking only, so it can get tricky during busier times. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. They have a very large food menu, and they also have bagels, pastries, coffee, espresso drinks, , smoothies, beer, and wine. I was in at lunchtime, so I decided to get an "everything bagel" with their sun-dried tomatoes spread. I asked for light spread, and that's what I got. The bagel was amazing! Very tender. I could smell the garlic on the bagel and taste it as well. It was excellent. The spread was both savory and rich, but not overly rich. I loved it. I also had a white mocha. It was a good quality, coffee, and the drink was rich and sweet, but not overly so. I was talking with my sister later, and she told me that their sandwiches and salads are also very good. I decided to come back for dinner. I had the salami, baguette, and one of their lemon squares for dinner. The Salami Baguette had Salami, Jack Cheese, Spinach, Tomatoes, Dijon, and Pesto (Basil, Olive Oil, Garlic, Walnuts, Parmesan, and Salt) That sandwich was amazing! Baguette was soft and delicious, they were generous with the salami, and it had the right amount of cheese. The veggies give it a nice "pop" of freshness, the pesto was rich, but not overly so, and the Dijon and just a tiny bit of a "zip" to it. All of the ingredients played together very well. The lemon square, the crust was flaky, the lemon was creamy, but not overly sweet, and it had just the right amount of powdered sugar on the top. Everything I had there today was fantastic. The prices were reasonable. I will definitely be back to try more items. My only regret is waiting so long before I finally came in. Thanks!

We are from Southern CA and this place is a must every time we are in the area. There has not been…read morea thing my family has not enjoyed. We are now left with cravings of all the deliciousness!