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.

This is a very nice store. Friendly staff, always clean, quick checkout. They have high quality…read moreproducts. The reason only 4 stars is because it's very expensive, except for spices, great prices on spices.

Loveddddd the food! Service was also fast and nice. The inside of the restaurant is very beautiful…read moreand nice views!

John 6-25 b-day! Best espresso martini! EVER! Perfect above…read moreaverage service The vibe of the bar/music is POPPIN! It's 1st Friday. The Fort Bragg coast is alive w/music, love, celebration of life. Earth day, weekend blues fest. POP IN!! Consistent lovely food and drinks and entertainment EVERY TIME. VISIT THIS PLACE!

So glad I stopped by! It's been on my Mendocino list for awhile and now I'm glad I got to try it…read moreout. Seating is outside, there's a line to order and then they give you a number. They will call out your number and give you your food. There is a good amount of seating, but it does get crowded! I have tried the clam chowder, fish n chips, and fried oysters. Everything was good! I've tried bland fish n chips in the past but this place has a lot of flavor to everything, even the fries. There isn't too much batter either.

Absolutely love this place, down on the harbour. Sit out by the dock or under the tent, listen to…read morethe wildlife (who probably eat fish just as fresh!) and enjoy the afternoon. Every staff member I've dealt with, has been cheerful and welcoming, the food is cooked to order, super fresh and just plain "yummy!" Good sized portions too! Hopefully you don't need to be anywhere else, and just able to hang out and let the day pass by.

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.

VEGAN REVIEW Came…read morehere for a dinner in a recent work trip. This came up as my best vegan option. Started with the mango salad, had the pumpkin curry with tofu as my main. Large portions! Tasty & very fresh. Great herbs & lots of sauce. It's in a building that I think is a converted lumber mill? They have seating in a main dining room & then outside... that is still inside? LOL you just have to see it to understand. The decor is nothing to write home about, but it's clean & perfectly serviceable. The service is good. Attentive, but also one the server saw I was reading a book he let me linger. Would return again!

Asian Fusion offers the only Southeast Asian option to the Fort Bragg area and was packed even on a…read moreweekday dinner with tourists and locals alike. Overall, portion sizes especially the amount of protein in the dishes were a little disappointing, but they certainly deliver on Thai flavors when you're craving it. Koa Soi Chang Mai Curry Egg Noodle Soup (4/5): Egg noodles have a satisfying chew to them with some extra fried noodles over top to add a bit of crunch. Soup was savory, but I just wanted all the flavors to be amped up more (more tang! more spice!). Fantastic option for a rainy and / or sick day though! Panang Curry w/ Pork (3.5/5): Pork was a bit overcooked and chewy, but thinly sliced enough to not be a problem. Plenty of vegetables, but a little sparse on the pork unfortunately. The curry itself had great flavor: great balance of sweet, creamy, and savory across the spices and coconut. However, the curry ran very thin and ate more like a soup. Angel Wings (3.5/5): Chicken was juicy and tender, but there was no crunch on the outside and the skin was still the soft / slightly slimy texture. The sauce is a great sweet and salty combo. The side salad wasn't the freshest, but they aren't the star anyways.

All of the above an awesome place to sit by a fire by the water and listen to the best music and…read moreeat the best fish n chips , so relaxing , cant wait to take my 83 yr old mom here when she comes to visit soon .

Best lunch Of the summer!!!!…read more I loved sitting on the dock, watching the harbor nature life- birds, a seal, seagulls fighting, a gorgeous pelican swoop by. The pretty water... And the food- great clam chowder, loved the Cole slaw, fish and chips, and fish sandwich! Bathrooms! Parking out front. I'd come back and bring my whole family.

Nice family owned spot. Great nachos. Been coming here for years and will keep coming back.​read more

Seriously lacking on the authenticity. The enchilada sauce tastes like the can at the supermarket,…read moreand the beans are the same way. Don't go supreme or wet on the burrito- it's a waste of $6. Barely drizzled sour cream, a cheese substance, and barely enough chili verde sauce to make it damp.

Sit by the window and seal watch! This is my first time here in years and since they have remodeled…read moreand it now being under The Beachcomber Hotel Group ownership. They did a great job remodeling, although when you first walk. Up to the building it was not obvious to me to go upstairs. We came at 11 on a Saturday, we were the first ones to sit in the bar. Staff were friendly and service was prompt. Our Bloody Marys were tasty. We had the cerviche which came with what seems like homemade chips- it tasted fresh. We also had the grilled cod tacos with black beans and rice which were good. I'd go back!

We have been loyal patrons of this restaurant for over 30 years and were excited to bring our large…read morefamily group, including children, after the recent remodel. While the new decor is nice, it became painfully clear that changing the atmosphere means little without competent management and staff who prioritize customer safety. Our expensive dinner was completely ruined by a loud, heated argument between a man and a woman seated near us. The situation rapidly escalated, drawing in other bar patrons with foul language and physical confrontation including a man pushing his wife out the door. The bartender tried to intervene and wanted to call the police, but the manager overruled him. One man at the center of the dispute stayed seated while chaos unfolded around him. When we notified the manager, who was sitting nearby watching the entire incident she refused to contact the police, dismissing it as a matter of "private property." We suspect this inaction was because the disruptive, intoxicated patrons were staying in the restaurant's on-site hotel rooms, with profits apparently taking priority over patron safety. I reminded her that restaurants have the right (and responsibility) to refuse service and remove disruptive guests. Servers ultimately had to escort the intoxicated patrons out, unnecessarily putting both staff and other customers at risk. Restaurants have a legal duty of care under premises liability laws to protect patrons from foreseeable harm, including violence from other customers. Failing to intervene in a clearly escalating situation involving intoxicated individuals, overruling calls for police assistance, and allowing threats to continue outside the premises raises serious safety and potential liability concerns especially in a family-friendly, high-end establishment. As we left, the ejected men were waiting just outside, openly planning what they would do to the other individual when he exited. We have never experienced anything like this in a restaurant charging premium prices, including $12 for a simple loaf of bread and butter. The food was good and our server worked hard, but the disturbing incident, the manager's complete lack of concern for customer safety, and the unsafe environment have cost this establishment our business after more than three decades of loyalty.