We often stop by this place on our way to Tahoe from the South Bay. The kids love the gelatos and…read moreI love the dark chocolate toffee and orange dipped chocolate. We also tried the honey comb chocolate and the slates Carmel sticks. Still need to try - carrot cupcake and eclairs.

We love this place, shortys doughnuts used to be across the street from us in Camino at morning…read morestar. We now go just for the Gelato after we play at McDonald's play place, where we never order anything and refuse to eat their food, that doesn't rot. Lol They have great quality Gelato and it doesn't make my kid go nuts after.

I found this place a few months ago. I live up the hill so it is a bit of a trek down to get…read moredoughnuts. However, these doughnuts are the best around. I live next to Apple Hill and I drive down to this place for a doughnut. Yes, they are that much better. The place has the feel of old fashion doughnut dinner. The family is friendly and the service is great. This coupled with a great tasting doughnut keeps me coming back. Thanks for doing a great job!

Bummerrrrrrr... Went around 10 am on a Saturday and didn't…read moreexpect that they would have any apple fritters left, but they had a ton of them! Now I know why... it was not very good and I was utterly disappointed! It honestly tasted like day old donuts, a little stale and it did not have that fresh greasy, crispy crunch OR the swirls of apple pie pieces throughout. I don't eat donuts, but I love apple fritters and consider myself a connoisseur. But, they did have a delicious, fresh looking maple bar with what looked like fresh-cooked bacon bits on them. I don't like maple bars, but that looked good. I will have to make sure I go to a tried and true place next time I have a hankering for an apple fritter.

Visited on Veterans Day (very busy, but luckily got a close parking spot. Be prepared for very long…read morelines on holidays or weekends, especially in the fall. -a MUST try are the pastries! Highly recommend trying at least one kind of fruit dumpling. The apple cider donuts are amazing and can't be missed! -share a flight of their alcoholic fruit ciders and you won't be disappointed -10/10 Tri Tip sandwiches with their house made bbq sauce - tender with great flavor and the sauces are unique with apple essence -they have apple tasting stations and a huge store with apple flavored everything. A great place to go with family for a fun weekend day to try delicious foods and see the colorful changing leaves during fall.

We like to stop by here on the way back from Tahoe as a pit stop. But we came for Halloween time…read morebecause we heard the rave of how much there is to do during this time. And maybe the rave didn't give much details. I think you have to stop by multiple places down the road to enjoy it. The Boa Vista orchard is amazing for what they do, they gain ALOT OF ATTRACTION, so busy lines can be wrapped around. Food is quite expensive! And for Halloween: they have a small hay ride and pumpkin patch where you may take pictures.

We Love Sunshine Donuts! They make the best donuts and in the County! Lynn is always friendly and…read morewelcoming. She carries so many varieties in her drink coolers I have a hard time deciding. Great coffee- both hot and iced and she has a big cooler full of creamers to choose from- including heavy whipping cream! Her sandwiches are delicious too. Great place for breakfast or lunch.

Hello Sunshine! Sunshine Donuts that is. It's a little donut shop in the rural suburbs in the town…read moreof Placerville. I remember when this little building was the Italian Place restaurant. That restaurant moved down the road to a bigger location. Now it's the home for Sunshine Donuts. They have darn delicious donuts! I only tried their donuts; at least for now. They also sell bagels, breakfast sandwiches, hot coffee, and a humongous cold case of nonalcoholic drinks (milk, teas, sodas, seltzers, waters. juices, energy drinks, and coffee drinks). Lots of drink choices to quench your thirst even if donuts aren't your thing. I know my way around a donut. Having been a connoisseur from an early age, thanks dad. The donuts sat so prettily behind the glass counter. All so gorgeous without bubbling and cracked glazes. That tells me they know how to handle the various doughs and baking methods for the donuts. I bought one of each: cake, glazed and old fashion. And ate them right away. Mmm. Delicious. The vanilla cake with white frosting tasted rich and dense like a cake. Not heavy. The glazed donut was light, fluffy, with a slight all so prefect signature donut chew. Beautiful glazing, not too sweet. My favorite. The old fashion like the cake donut had a tasty cakey interior but classic crackly outside texture. The family that owns the business knows donuts! And are so welcoming, epitome of a local donut shop. Throwing out a history lesson: This area is informally called Gutenberg Corner. The Victorian house across the street was built around 1859 by the local mill owner. Then purchased in 1912 by pharmacist Gutenberg. He owned a 400+ acre ranch along with a pharmacy. Asian owned business.

Really good donuts. Apple fritters on a whole different plane than anyone else local. I just wish…read morethey made more as I have arrived after they sold out too often. Pretty careful about when I choose treats, and these apple fritters are worth an extra hour of cardio! Staff is super friendly and fast. Easy parking for an in & out. Not a place to stay and eat. Enjoy!

Sorry but today was a horrible experience. The apple…read morefritters were burnt. But worse than that and thinking makes nauseous. I found a hair, the texture of a pubic hair in my doughnut! I am praying it was an accident.

The apple fritter here is one of the best I've ever had! Lots of apple chunks, crispy on the edges…read moreand great for sharing! We got here on a Monday (11/24) around 10:30am and it was starting to get busy. We found parking right away close to the tent vendors. The line for the donuts/fritters was not bad at all. Took about 5 minutes. The staff members were efficient and nice. The only disappointment was no hot cider :( not sure if this is/isn't a thing at this farm, but that was one thing we were looking forward to. We rounded up all our treats and sat in the balcony patio of the Pie House. The tables and benches were a little damp, but we were able to easily wipe it down and enjoy the sun, crisp air and our delicious goodies!

Place gets packed and understandably so!…read more I didn't try the donuts but we did get the chili cheese fries. They were surprisingly delicious! The fries were reminiscent of good McDonald's fries - golden with a crispy exterior and a fluffy interior. Would skip the tri top sandwich as that's on the drier side. We also picked up some corn nuts and these were really good! Our favorite flavor was Buffalo ranch. Also a fan of the apple wine slushies which has a nice crisp apple flavor, not heavy on the alcohol. Lots of cute vendors to find a holiday gift for the people in your life. I recommend stopping by the ranch for the variety of shopping, food, and snacks.

This was the nicest coffee shop I've been to in quite awhile and I was very impressed by the…read morequality of coffee and ambiance. They serve organic coffee and I could really taste the difference. They currently have a seasonal menu and their regular menu included some unique options. The maple latte caught my eye; I ordered it with oat milk and it was one of the best coffee drinks I've ever had. Seriously! It wasn't overpoweringly sweet, but there was enough flavor so it actually tasted like a maple latte instead of a warm milk as many special drinks end up tasting from my experience. It's always disappointing to buy an expensive coffee that doesn't have enough flavor, but you'll get what you pay for here. They offer a few little snacks and there is tons of seating (indoor and outdoor!) with beautiful natural light, art and plants. The baristas were kind and helpful and made beautiful latte art. If you love it as much as I did, you can even buy coffee beans and merchandise as well. It's tucked away in downtown placerville and I would highly recommend Pachamama to everyone!

Pachamama Coffee! I luv saying the name. Better yet, that's some darn good coffee…read more The cafes are mainly in Sacramento and the foothills. This particular one is in Placerville, right on touristy Main Street. Well It's actually tucked in a shopping pedestrian alley right off Main Street. The coffee is delicious. I've had their various drip coffees before, all terrific tasting. My usual go to's are their lattes. This time I was in the mood for a seasonal winter drink, wintermint mocha. Yum! I ordered it with oat milk and they don't up charge. The mocha had a smooth, creamy chocolate espresso taste. I even got a pretty design of foamed milk on top of my drink. Aww it was cute. No up charge for that as well and I didn't even ask them to do it Outside the cafe is an outdoor courtyard with bistro tables for folks to sit n enjoy their coffee or whatever. I say whatever because the area is open for all to sit a spell. The courtyard is enclosed with brick buildings around its square perimeter. The buildings provide ample shade and cooling temps in the summer. Plus there is a water fountain that provides a calming zen like sound of trickling water. The cafe also has an indoor seating area. The interior furniture includes tables, sofas, lounge chairs, and high top tables aesthetically giving off modern, minimalist Scandinavian design vibes. Luvin this look.

Always make my coffee and order right, pretty quick...friendly staff at the drive thru. Also, thr…read morecouple of hiccups that may or may not have happened were always fixed in store. I'm only writing this review because of the offensively disgusting egg bites. Egg powder, milk powder, donut shaped weapons. Your egg bites are BAD, corporate. Not rotten, not served by someone grumpy; they are gross and legit board members need to make sure to try the "product" before making us waste $6 on a chalky, grainy (how? Again...so bad it seems intentional), fart smelling food. DO NOT GET THE EGG BITES

Ten minutes after getting our order, both breakfast sandwiches were cold. Not "could be hotter"…read morecold -- actually cold, with part of the egg still cold like it barely touched heat. The cheese looked like it was thrown on straight from the fridge and left there as an afterthought. The hash browns tasted like freezer burn and old oil, like they were made yesterday and reheated. For the prices you charge, serving food this bad is insulting. Warming up breakfast food should not be a challenge, yet somehow this place failed at the most basic part of its job. This wasn't a minor mistake, this was lazy, careless food prep and zero quality control. If you can't serve hot breakfast, maybe stop selling breakfast.

Perfect Spot for a Fall Day [Apple Hill|Camino CA]…read more The number of orchards in Apple Hill can be overwhelming that's why each year my eldest daughter always has a game plan to visit farms we haven't tried yet (and some repeat visits to our favorites) This was my first time at the Apple Ridge Farms. We spent most of our time here. There was a lot to do including an actual u-pick Apple orchard. Apple Ridge Farms is dog friendly. BBQ and Bakery with a full menu including sandwiches, salads and sides. They had a special on apple pies this weekend... $20 for a whole pie. Picnic Area - got our lunch and enjoyed it in the covered picnic area. Love their fries! Apple Barn - frozen pies, pastries, apple cider, fresh apples, Christmas boutique Country Store - filled with jams, jellies, fudge, chocolates, and great gift ideas Nature trail - visitors are able to choose between an easy trail and a not-so-easy trail. We chose the easy trail but I think they are both easy. Flower trail - unfortunately our visit was in early November and we missed when the flowers were in bloom. September would be the best time to visit and check out the colorful zinnias. Free to access. Gem mining - daughter has enjoyed this activity in other places since she was little. She's 23 now and still has fun with this experience. There is a fee for this activity. Pop ups Artisan Crafters - arts & crafts including wood works, handmade jewelry, handcrafted soaps and candles, paintings, dried nuts and fruits. Unique finds! Face painting - we did not do this activity due to time constraints but daughter had wanted one of Patrick Starr (SpongeBob Square Pants)... next time! Portable toilets are on-site. Instagram: @appleridgefarms Review #3951

The biggest farm: great for family activities: pumpkin patch, flowers field, apple picking…read more Apples' size smaller than O'Holloran farm. Huge parking lots. BBQ, Bakery (pies, turnover, coffee, ice cream), seasonal stuffs shops, small business booths.

Great protein shakes with vitamins and minerals fruit. Protein coffee and delicious waffles…read more great customer service

Well, first off, I was looking for fresh juice and this establishment was marked as such. So down I…read moredrove to walk in se what they had. I quickly glanced and the menu as the person at the front greeted me- as I did not see juices, I asked if they had any. The person shouted to the someone at the back to double check, but they did not have any. So, for the record, the categorization is wrong. I had to choose then one of their proteins that, although look healthy, had names that would make you think otherwise like birthday cake, mint oreo, cinnamon toast crunch? Really? I guess that is what they consider healthy in this area. Waited around looking at the pace, nicely put together but not the cleanest. Had the orange mango one. It was ok, a bit heavy, but I was told it had so many grams of protein so I guess it is healthy? MAy you find this place more satisfying than I did.