Cute little stop to stretch your legs and get a drink on a long road trip. They have a variety of…read morebaked goods and food as well.

What a cute, welcoming coffee shop with good selection of food items. Friendly staff and prices…read moreI'm happy with. Grabbed a few items for our continuing road trip. The oatmeal raisin cookies looked amazing.

This place is amazing. Fantastic coffee. The owner makes the chai herself and it's phenomenal. I've…read morealso had the cold brew with vanilla and a salted caramel cold foam topper! Amazing!!

Nothing quite like walking into a curio/coffee shop and seeing merchandise mocking Black Lives…read moreMatter. The bottle that said "black? ... there's always creamer!" was particularly choice. As was the note on the menu that said "due to the current administration" they had to raise prices. Yeah, inflation sucks, but the president *doesn't* *set* prices* and it's either misleading or ignorant to pretend otherwise. Based on the vibe, I expect the owner to reply to this calling me a snowflake and telling me they don't want my business. Which will be convenient for both of us.

The food was absolutely disgusting. I had the pastrami sandwich with Swiss cheese. The bread was…read moresoggy and fell apart. The cheese was not Swiss, it was American. My boyfriend had the Ortega burger. It was over cooked and dry. The state of the bathroom made me want to leave, but we had already ordered and I didn't want to be rude. There was no soap or paper towels. The sink was filthy! There was dirt all.over the countertop, walls, and toilet as well. Never will I return. Wow.

Outstanding. In every way. The food. The service. The ambiance. Ive been coming here for years and…read morethis place never disappoints.

The Station - a quaint family friendly cafe serving home made scones, cinnamon rolls, and breakfast…read moreburritos with local grown sausage meat. Espresso bar and also lunch items. Local Great Basin and Lassen Ale works beer on tap. They also had pizza avail to order. Located in Cedarville within Surprise Valley. It used to be a tapas bar...it is no longer.

Update June 2016: back with the kids and it's still Excellent. We made sure to eat early enough…read morethat we could get dessert. The desserts are so good that they sometimes run out! Done miss the firecracker chicken, a high desert treat!

great store best meat in town only thing they need to fix!…read more your phone!! don't work. not just me I have heard others ask "I tried to this morning to get a rosted chicken, it just rang and rang no one answered".

We stopped at this market on a road trip. We bought some very delicious meat and a few other items…read more They had a great selection for a small market. The prices were very reasonable and everyone was very friendly.

Great food, great service, ambience is great; stop in you won't be disappointed. Best food in modoc!read more

Fantastic dinner. Best lamb chops I have eaten. Chicken Caesar salad was also very delicious. Lots…read moreof chicken

Great customer service! All staff are friendly!!! They also have great prices on cigarettes ( my…read morepartner is very happy about that)

They have a semi fuel island, but don't except any fleet card. Debit or credit only. Not open 24…read morehours like bit says, only the pumps are.

Porta Potty across the road by fire station is public restroom. I bought a road map and some local…read morehoney. Local arts and crafts, and products include honey, beef, eggs, leather, glass, quilting, etc. This kind of store speaks to my soul. Very satisfying

Kissin' cousin to The Most Likely Café that is only spittin' distance down the road, the Likely…read moreGeneral Store has the same owners and the same rustic vibe. When we went in to check it out simply because we'd driven by it so many times in the past and to buy bottles of water, my husband said "Wow! Look at these old wood floors. What stories would they tell?" So a visit to this little place seems more about that for a road trip traveler than a place to shop. Antelope and deer heads line the walls. An old gas pump sits inside the store as a neat little décor item. A stack of Cook's magazines were behind the counter along with produce that had definitely seen better days in the small cooler, a pretty good selection of candy bars and snack foods and canned goods for such a little place. Sundries too, like a faded box of Calgon bath beads (are those still around...shades of my grandma's favorite soak) and aspirin and hand lotion. We so enjoyed the vibe on a bright fall day, that we moseyed outside with bottles of water purchased from the friendly woman inside who had worked there for nearly 30 years she said, to sit a spell on at the little tables with affixed stools set just off the small parking lot and sipped our water. As we soaked up the vibe, a guy in at truck pulled up at the working gas pump in front of the store and the woman working there came out to ask if he needed Diesel. "Yes ma'am, I sure do" he said. And a guy in a BIG truck with "Likely Volunteer Firefighter" plate on the front bumper came zooming into the lot so fast we wondered if our table might end up on his bumper too. It's that kind of place. It was fun to visit. We recommend you do that too if you're passing through Likely. But thank goodness we don't have to rely on this kind of market day to day for groceries. THIS N THAT: 1) PARKING: On street or in small side lot. 2) ACCESSIBILITY: A concrete ramp up the side provides an alternative to stairs in the front. Although the ramp is quite steep, and was likely (no pun intended) built to wheel in delivery carts and not for ADA compliance, it might work for some with help. Some inside aiselways are pretty narrow. 3) LOO: None here. Stop in for a bite at The Most Likely Café just down the street and you'll find facilities there. http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-most-likely-cafe-likely