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3.5 (88 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

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elk burger
Quynh P.

To be honest, if this wasn't the only place to eat AND the only place where we could try elk, my rating would be way lower haha We saw it on the way and decided to stop in to try the elk burger. The cheese was not melted and the buns were not toasted. We got it Praire Creek style and the one with mushrooms and grilled onions. The elk was super tasty and juicy though. I personally really enjoyed it but it's honestly because it was elk. If you come here and they are out of elk, I'd not recommend to wait or try other things (we waited about ~20 minutes) The lady was not friendly or happy. She gave me a slight attitude when I asked for napkins but personally it didn't bother me that much I personally loved the atmosphere with the yellow benches and the umbrella and the adorable plants outside. It was a nice day out so I didn't have any problem with it

Snack shack
Mary A.

Its a cute little snack shop with plenty of shaded seating. They serve American foods such as burgers, hotdogs, chilli fries and so on for a quick bite. Right by the Redwood Highway (101) en route to Redwood National Park and neighboring areas. The milkshakes are absolutely amazing!! They also have elk burgers for the more adventurous folks.

Peanut butter shake with vanilla base
Tricia A.

I have always wanted to try this place since it is on the way to Crescent City and they have elk burgers. I ordered the 8 spot elk burger which comes with cheese, bacon, tomato, onion, and lettuce. I ordered mine with pepperjack cheese. I also got a side of shredded cheese fries (I wanted nacho cheese. My boyfriend really wanted the shredded cheese so I went with it.) I also got a peanut butter shake. The elk burger was bigger than I thought it was going to be. I thought it was going to be a small patty based on the size options they had. It was a decent size. The bun was untoasted and would have been better if toasted. The burger doesn't come with condiments. They have packets for you to add as much or as little as you like. The elk patty was juicy and flavored well. The burger was a little expensive but worth trying. This burger doesnt not come with fries. The side order of fries is huge. My boyfriend and I shared a basket and we didn't finish it. The fries were super crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Loved them. What I didn't love was the shredded cheese. They throw them on top while the fries are piping hot and the cheese melts a little. Some parts were a little more melted than others. The cheese was kind of gross like that. Definitely will not be getting shredded cheese again. Will try nacho next time, but honestly the fries are great without cheese. They offer milk shakes here with a few different flavors. They let you choose to put peanut butter in chocolate or vanilla. I went with the vanilla and omg it was so good. Strong but not over powering. Such a good milkshake. My biggest fear with small shack like places is that the food will be greasy and super salty. Not the case here. I will definitely be coming back again. And just a note. This place is located in Orick and is not that close to Patrick's point so I don't know what one of the other reviews is talking about.

Elk burger
Dia D.

The name is appropriate because this is a shack along the road with picnic tables for seating. We were heading to the National Park and wanted lunch before. I got the elk burger with onion rings and my husband had the fresh fried fish basket with fries (tater tots and onion rings are also available in the baskets) and a chocolate shake. All of the food was really good. It did take quite awhile to get our food so it isn't a quick place to grab a bite. One woman, with helpers who came and went, took orders, took money, and did the cooking. There is only outdoor seating and no bathroom.

#3 Onion Rings and a Soda $5
Dean C.

7/5/19 Yes, it's actually a shack. Right in the middle of prime hiking in Patrick's Point. They serve mostly burgers and hot dogs. When you come upon it, you're like, hmmmmm.... this looks promising..... but... you'd be DEAD WRONG. Goddam AWFUL. You'll be greeted by seemingly kind people at the window, and everyone in the back would look like they're working hard to please. And well, you're probably right. ........though the real question is, can kindness also mean downright incapable of cooking edible food?... So, when we got here the cashier immediately told us it will be 40-50min before we get food. Yeah, for burgers. Yeah, there's only a few tables outside. ...... well, she wasn't kidding. Took somewhere around an hour. For burgers and hot dogs. At least they could estimate time well... 1. Great Hunter Elk Burger $16 "2 1/3 pound patties, cheese and bacon": I asked the cashier, "Can you make sure this is cooked medium?" The cook manning the grill yells out, "Uhhhh, I dunno but we will try our best." I took that as a good sign at the time cause I mean, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to just cook a patty a minute less right? ......... well, 1 hour later I got me pretty much 2 round bricks between bread. It was so gross that I took a few bites and gave up. Look, if you can't put a patty on the grill, flip it, then take it off maybe a minute short........ I dunno what to say. 1/10 2. Mill Yard Hot Dog $7.50 "hot dog covered with chili topped with cheese and onions": It's a chili dog. Well, no..... It's a bowl of chili with a dog and bun on the bottom. You won't be able to eat it like a hot dog since.... the bread.... is pretty much just a dissolving mess of mush under the liquid. Throw it away. Eat the dog and the chili. 1/10 3. #3 Onion Rings and a Soda $5: The onion rings were over battered and not crisp. 2/10 4. Fries $4: Nicely brown, but strangely despite being freshly friend and hot, they were still soft and mushy? I don't get it. Also had a slightly burnt taste--very very very old oil maybe? Also under seasoned. 2/10 The irony... if they cooked the burgers less, not only would they be more edible, the wait time would probably be shorter too. I dunno if this was the worst burger stand I've ever ever ever eaten at, but it must be one of the elite few this goddam awful. 1/5 #patrickspoint #northerncalifornia #burgerjoint #star #hamburger #hotdog #orick

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10 years ago

Worst experience on our road trip so far. The cook was very rude and directed us to the palms down the road. Take her advice.

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13 years ago

Sonny makes a great burger! Nice place to stop and stretch your legs! Very friendly! Enjoyed our lunch very much!

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Larrupin Cafe - Fliet ans shrimp skewer

Larrupin Cafe

4.5(645 reviews)
14.4 mi
•$$$

My friend booked a 7:30 reservation, and we arrived a little early around 7:20 and were seated…read moreimmediately. First off, this place has such an enchanting feel to it. From the outdoor lighting to the quaint indoor decor, it's one of those places that makes you appreciate the ambiance before you've even ordered anything. Our server was welcoming, friendly, and attentive throughout the evening. She checked in on us regularly without interrupting our conversations, which I always appreciate. We started with the carpaccio, grilled oysters, and charcuterie board. The carpaccio was simply delicious. The accompanying bread was lightly toasted, allowing the delicate texture of the tenderloin to come through rather than getting lost in the crunch. The drizzle of Caesar dressing and coarse salt was just enough to elevate the flavor of the meat without overpowering it. The oysters were fresh, and I appreciated that the BBQ sauce (at least I think that's what it was) came on the side so you could control how much you wanted. Now, that charcuterie board deserves some love. You could tell there was intention behind the selections and pairings. The pâté was whipped, giving it such a delicate texture. The goat cheese, while tart, paired beautifully with the accompanying condiment and pluot slices. And the manchego with the apple slices? Yes, please. I enjoyed the charcuterie so much that if they offered it as a meal, I would absolutely order it. Give me that board and let me mind my business. For our mains, the table ordered ribeye, both naked and dressed, and filet mignon. We all requested medium rare, and let me tell you, the kitchen knows their temp bc they delivered! My ribeye was seasoned well and cooked exactly how I wanted it. The accompanying salad was delicious and abundant, and I was fortunate enough to snag the last twice-baked potato. Definitely flavorful with a great mouthfeel. No complaints from me. We ended the evening sharing the lemon tart, and I'm glad we did because it was a pretty generous slice. The crust was THICC, and the lemon filling was a lovely way to cut through the heaviness of everything we had enjoyed throughout dinner. Between the food and our table conversations, we somehow ended up being the last guests in the dining room. And despite how long we lingered, the staff never made us feel rushed. They remained kind and professional while allowing us to enjoy the rest of our evening. I can see why Larrupin Cafe has earned its reputation as one of the area's most romantic dining spots. The ambiance, food, and hospitality all came together for a wonderful evening. Would I return? You don't have to ask me twice.

Delightful dining experience! Recently was in Trinidad for a vacation and went out to dinner with…read moremy husband and our two kids. Everything we ordered was just amazing! The flavors and thoughtfulness of the dishes were so unique and fun. We ordered the Half and Half (Ribs and Brisket), the Halibut special, which was a philo-dough wrapped halibut, and the chicken special which was philo-dough wrapped chicken. The sides we enjoyed were asparagus (which my 6 year old declared was the best she'd ever had in her entire life), the coconut macadamia basmati rice (which I immedietly started researching how to make myself because it was incredible), and the twice baked potato. Everything comes with a significant sized size salad that has the most delicious dressing! We ordered the Baked Brie as an appetizer and had the creme brûlée and whipped goat cheese and chocolate (it has a better name but I can't remember it) for dessert. I am not normally a big fan of creme brûlée but there's was INCREDIBLE! We loved the goat cheese/chocolate, but that creme brûlée was OUT of this world! My only comment or suggestion if you go is to know that the portions are really huge for a fancy restaurant. The entrees come with a side and a large side salad and they give you a complementary charcuterie board as an appetizer (the bread on that board wasn't my favorite, but everything else was delicious!) and if we had known, we probably wouldn't have ordered our own appetizer. We had SO much leftover and took it to have as leftovers, but if we go back, we would probably split our entree and maybe even skip an appetizer? All in all, GREAT experience!

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Larrupin Cafe - Even the bathrooms are classy

Even the bathrooms are classy

Larrupin Cafe - Complimentary mini charcuterie

Complimentary mini charcuterie

Larrupin Cafe - Chihuly glass sculpture upstairs

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Chihuly glass sculpture upstairs

The Sweet Spot - Menu

The Sweet Spot

3.4(28 reviews)
23.9 mi
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Good ice cream - lots of flavors to choose from. Environment was clean and welcoming, and best of…read moreall affordable prices and affordable games.

The lady was rude at the register, she was getting rude / sarcastic over calling a WAFFLE cone just…read morea "cone" while pointing to the waffle cone I wanted, regardless if she was joking or not she lacked a smile or clarification, I haven't been there since I was a child so I wasn't a regular to understand if she was being rude or making a sarcastic joke. She didn't let my friend get her order in without interrupting her or trying to sound like she was right about the cone name even though when my friend ordered she said cone and meant the one the lady had previously told me a cone. I was trying to order two cones because my partner was in the car but she assumed I was getting one, when I came back in to order mine she was assisting in the laundromat side and asked "What happened to the other one?" when I approached her again for assistance and didn't reply when I said the previous one I ordered was for my partner. I said "Can I get a WAFFLE cone with 1 scoop of rocky road?" and she still grabbed the cheaper kids cone. When she rung me up a second time she said "You should learn how to carry cash." after I already said I didn't care or mind the card / tap to pay fee. Personally, I'm just not a huge fan of the sarcastic atmosphere and it felt unprofessional and uninviting. If you love that type of humor, no problem.

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The Sweet Spot - Ice cream toppers

Ice cream toppers

The Sweet Spot - Coffee blended with ice cream

Coffee blended with ice cream

The Sweet Spot - Menu

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Living the Dream Ice Cream - Chocolate Vanilla

Living the Dream Ice Cream

4.3(329 reviews)
33.6 mi
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This is probably Eureka's main ice cream spot, as I had to wait a solid 10min in line next to the…read morestrong ocean breeze around 7:30PM on a Saturday night. Parking is plentiful and the location makes it convenient to grab from downtown. My favorite part of the menu was that fact that you can order a flight of ice cream, which are priced at $6 for 4 scoops or $11.50 for 8 scoops. It's a GREAT way to have customers try different flavors without overwhelming the sample spoons (PS I don't think this place does samples). I ordered a 4 flight of Mango Habanero, Chocolate Hazelnut, Dream Sweet Cream, and Cherry. The Mango Habanero had a good occasional kick of habaneros in an otherwise sweet ice cream. The chocolate hazelnut was dark but not very nutty - I think it's a safe pick. The sweet cream tasted like a mcdonald's ice cream cone (but perhaps healthier), and the cherry flavor can be avoided as it didn't taste like anything close to cherry. The line was a little slower than expected, but the pricing is very fair, especially for the flights. Service was friendly, and I think their menu changes some flavors ever so often.

I enjoyed that they had a set of flights of ice cream. I got the set and tried blackberry habanero,…read moresweet cream, sunrise and strawberry lemonade. The blackberry habanero was interesting but did not fulfill a desire to purchase this in the future. It just tasted like habanero. There was no hint of blackberry. The sweet cream was really good. The sunrise was good, preferably I would want a bit more sweetness to it but I can see how others might be okay with how it is. The strawberry lemonade sorbet was delicious but a tad bit too sweet. The staff was friendly and provided good information on the ice cream. The store is a small spot so more than likely you will probably eat outside.

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Living the Dream Ice Cream
Living the Dream Ice Cream - Pistachio Gelato, airy and icy.

Pistachio Gelato, airy and icy.

Living the Dream Ice Cream - Strawberry lemonade sorbet

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Strawberry lemonade sorbet

Trinidad Bay Eatery And Gallery - Chicken Sandwich

Trinidad Bay Eatery And Gallery

4.1(918 reviews)
16.2 mi
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It was worth the wait! We arrived to dinner with a 30- min wait, but were able to have a glass of…read morewine & beer in the gift shop. (If you are cold, plenty of jackets/hoodies for sale!) Restaurant felt like a small old-time diner, with a few counter seats as well. We had the creamiest/thickest clam chowder ever--full of clams. Calamari was served with fries & two dipping sauces. I enjoyed the fresh catch special--albacore tuna. Served with tasty zucchini as well! Would recommend if you are in the area.

My friend took me here for lunch, and arriving around 11:30 was perfect bc we were seated…read moreimmediately. Shortly after, the sea of people started coming in, so we definitely timed that right. My friend had been raving about their clam chowder, so you already know that was going to be an absolute must. Then the host mentioned one of their specials was a BLT with heirloom tomatoes and basil aioli. Say less. She had me at BLT. I ordered a bowl of clam chowder and the BLT, while my friend went with the clam chowder bread bowl and a side salad. My chowder arrived well before my friend's bc they were still toasting her bread bowl. Unfortunately, enjoying my soup became a bit of a waiting game bc the soup spoon I was given was visibly dirty. I asked our server for a replacement, but it never came. By the time we asked another server for a spoon, my chowder had started cooling enough that a film was forming on top. Not exactly how I wanted to start my lunch. The chowder was still warm enough to enjoy. It was pretty flavorful, and I appreciated that there was a generous amount of clams. Nothing worse than potato chowder posing as clam chowder. Definitely not the case here. I also had a taste of my friend's bread bowl, and I can see why she enjoys that version. That garlic butter on the toasted bread definitely elevates things. Now, let's talk about that BLT. First off, I LOVE a great BLT. When our server brought mine out, my jaw dropped bc I was NOT expecting a double-decker sandwich. This thing was massive! I loved the use of heirloom tomatoes, but the basil aioli was a bit much for me. Each layer of bread had a hefty spread, and it completely overpowered the bacon. I eventually gave up on the sandwich as a whole and just ate the bacon and tomatoes. And that's when I realized they weren't using thick-cut bacon either. Next time, I'd definitely ask them to hold the basil aioli and give me good ol' mayo instead. Sometimes you just want your BLT to taste like a BLT. Despite a few misses with our lunch, I can appreciate what Trinidad Bay Eatery has going for it. It has that nostalgic, homey feel of a longtime mom and pop spot, and judging by the number of people waiting to be seated, they've clearly built themselves a following. Would I come back? Yes. There's enough on the menu that I'd be willing to give something else a try. And if that BLT special makes another appearance, I know exactly how I'm ordering it next time.

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Trinidad Bay Eatery And Gallery - Fresh chamomile at the table

Fresh chamomile at the table

Trinidad Bay Eatery And Gallery - Blackberry Cobbler with Vanilla Ice cream

Blackberry Cobbler with Vanilla Ice cream

Trinidad Bay Eatery And Gallery - Latte Vanilla

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