Stopped by here on my way home from camping as I was craving something yummy. I was not…read moredisappointed! Went back to the deli and found a perfect treat to fulfil my body and soul, an almond croissant. The two ladies behind the counter were delightfully friendly and told me a local French man makes them. They forgot his name so I came up with "Yves" or "Marcel"? We giggled. Reasonably priced for being off the beaten path and fabulous to have it locally made! I brought it outside and immediatly savored each and every bite. Simply and perfectly delicious! You did not disappoint!

Good meat section. Working ATM , cold ice creams, delicious made to order, deli sandwiches,…read morecomplete chicken dinner with sides, multiple beverages, to go ! Wonderful happy service members . The clean isles were inviting. See you again soon.

Get lost on your way to Oroville!…read more We missed the left at Loma Rica and ended up wandering the countryside in search of sustenance. The Clover Cafe appeared like a mirage. Upon entering we met a cat named Felix behind the counter offering a genuine welcome, even going so far as to tell us he was glad we were there!!! (Authors note: we are originally from San Jose so you may understand our shock at this kind of friendliness). The vibe is community coffee house, with a side of bohemian. Local wines are featured along with a table of books by local authors. We ordered a blueberry tart, breakfast burritos and avocado toast. While we sipped our coffee, I was absolutely delighted to hear actual eggs crack and whipped in the kitchen. The avo toast was served on thick sliced whole wheat sourdough, homemade according to Felix, like almost every other baked good served. The eggs in the burrito were perfectly cooked, served with a delicious, fresh pico di gallo. This was overall a delightful detour, Felix and his warm welcome and attentive service being a highlight. If you're local, visit early and often and if you're within a 20 mile radius of this place, we highly recommend making The Clover a destination.

Clover cafe, just one of the only spots in Oregon House. We've come here 3 times now. We came back…read moreout here because of the beautiful Sierra views of the woods. But each time I've tried to give this place a chance they have failed. Waste of so much money. The only reason it gets two stars is the young women who are working the front of the house. They are so kind and sweet, however not knowledgeable of the wine. It seems ironic to have local vineyards and cannot taste some of the wines by the glass? Also, the "local" wineries are private or you have to have an appointment!? Phone numbers do not work. And the only place to "taste" the wine is Clover Cafe? Very odd and not normal coming from the Bay Area/Napa. "Renaissance wine" what's up with your wine? And that vineyard. Weird vibes and the lady at the gate when protecting this vineyard told me to go to Clover Cafe and made us seem like we couldn't afford the wine at their "private" winery! Weird. The restaurant when you pull up is on the corner of the main road and has lots of parking, the inside of the restaurant and outside are pretty nice! Lots of space. However; the food takes 20-30 minutes to come out and when it comes out the presentation is not appealing, and the food from the menu described is not what is served. The BBQ pork sandwich was soggy. And the fries over cooked. The breaded chicken sandwich was also sloppy and is bigger than the bun. The tomales Bay blue cheese spinach and walnut salad is only spinach with crumbles of blue cheese and walnuts and dressing sloped all over the place. It had minimal flavor. The barbecue sauce on the barbecue slider was also had a strong vinegar taste. The wine was not good, it was very pricy as well. The wine tastes like old wood and had other little pieces of debris flowing in it because the glasses were dirty and had spots all over them and that has happened to me each time. I have ordered wine here twice. This is based on giving them a second chance. Being that this is supposed to be "an upscale restaurant" for the town you would think that they would keep things clean and make sure they are everything. Also, the town has a weird vibe in Oregon Town. Like I said the young women working are the only thing keeping the customer service and place alive. I definitely will not be coming back to Oregon House being this second/3rd experience was the worst. Sadly this seems like they pick and choose the chosen and everything is private property. Will not be back in Oregon house.

I have been in to the Oregon House Farm Store twice in the last few months. My wife and I like to…read morepick up a couple of great steaks and some of the local produce there. Pair that with one of the excellent local wines that are also stocked and you will have a meal to remember. The passion of the owner and the other farmers who sell their products here shows through.

From the owner: My High Sierra Beef is an organic, grass fed, Angus beef that is raised in a most sustainable way…read morewith cows grazing on 2500 acres of lush grass. Our beef grades high choice. Owner, Jenny Cavaliere has been raising cattle for over 48 years.

These guys are awesome and easy to work with. Their rental prices are great. Thanks! We will…read moredefinitely use them again in the future.

From the owner: Free delivery. Best prices on Rentals. Operating and…read moreConstruction Services. Excavation & Grading Call us to request a quote. View equipment online and book by following link to our website.

Craftsman warranty IS, I'm told by Mike. the owner, honored. That's really great and good news…read moreafter said warranty erringly being denied by an apparently uninformed employee. Solid! Thanks.

Weed trimmer spool needed replacement...went to purchase a new one and Sevice tech Al found the…read morereplacement part and took the part and replaced it for me...which I was prepared to do myself. No charge customer service ty Al... Robert T

If you live in the area, you don't have much of a choice about where you get your mail delivered so…read moreyou'll most likely have to deal with this place whether you like it or not. With that said, I'm puzzled how anyone would say the staff here is pleasant or personable. After living here a few years, I can confirm that the ladies working here only get more crotchety the older and fatter they become. You can tell from their dead eyed stares and the undisguised contempt in their voices that they wish they were doing anything other than customer service. As far being helpful, they will do the bare minimum they have to and treat it like an inconvenience. If you explicitly ask them to help with something they will stare at you like you ran over their dog and then do the opposite of what you asked just to spite you. They once took a piece of mail that said "do not bend" on it and folded it into quarters before shoving it into the box, despite the fact that it would have fit easily without bending it at all. The only thing they do well here is confirm the stereotype that postal employees are emotionally unstable malcontents that couldn't find work anywhere else.

I really enjoy the service, professionalism and attention to detail I get from our local post…read moreoffice. Oregon House is a hodgepodge of expats from other countries, hippies, farmers, and retired people. Most people do not have postal delivery service to their homes. The amount of packages and mail that streams through this tiny, understaffed post office must be enormous, yet I have rarely had any issues whatsoever with getting my mail and packages. I fail to comprehend why anyone would make disparaging remarks against the staff. I have witnessed customers be rude to these ladies which I found disgusting.