What a quaint little coffee shop in downtown Sutter Creek!…read more We were running some errands the other week and I needed an afternoon pick-me-up. I remembered that Chocolatte was nearby and decided to go support a local business. It's been a hot minute since I've gotten a coffee from them, and I was intrigued by their Valentine's Day menu. Ultimately I went with an iced Cupid's Cherry Kiss, while my husband wanted an affogato with extra shot. The staff were friendly and efficient at making our beverages. While we waited, we took a seat by the window to people watch. My drink was so cute, especially with the sprinkles. They added a lovely texture to a velvety chai. I appreciated that it wasn't too sweet even with the sprinkles and cherry white chocolate. As expected, the affogato was strong with the extra shot, but still smooth without being bitter. I need to remember to come back to Chocolatte more often. There's plenty of seating and the vibes are so cozy. Prices are okay, a little high but I'd rather be supporting a local business than Starbucks. They also have various pastries to choose from. We didn't get any this time but they all looked so fresh and good. PS: They also serve Gunther's ice cream!

Post review. My friends and I stayed overnight in Sutter Creek after our wine tasting in Plymouth…read more We stayed at the Hotel Sutter Creek. The next morning, we heard from the locals the Choc-O-Latte that serves good breakfast so we went. It is known for its specialty coffees, lattes, and a wide variety of chocolates and desserts, including truffles, eclairs, and s'mores treats. The cafe offers a cozy, historic atmosphere making it a great spot for a quick treat. The cafe has an outdoor patio, and is dog-friendly as we met one who was popular and friendly with the locals. We ordered almond croissants and lattes and were delicious. Other friend had ice cold chai latte. The servers were young and nice. We don't mind returning to their nice cafe shop if we are in the area.

Two hearts on my cup made my day. San Andreas chai latte cold!…read moreChecked all my gift cards and gave me reward card ! Thank you!

Cadence was really patient with me. I have hardly ever gotten these kind of drinks. She explained a…read morebunch to me. I got a HEAVEN drink and it's delicious! Thank you Cadence P. S. There was no one waiting behind me

Great little coffee shop very relaxing, staff is very kind and always has a smile, love the menu…read morethey have some really good options I wish they opened earlier so we could stop on the way to work or appointments on the morning and they close so early 3pm It just doesn't work because we work later then 3 pm it would be nice to stop by after work during the week

Great lil place that is dog friendly and has cool local artist swag to buy. Even better they have à…read morela marzocco espresso machine. Yum baked goods as well. Staff was uber friendly and jamming to rent lol.

Nothing beats grabbing an iced coffee on a lovely spring afternoon…read more I was in Jackson for some errands and wanted to check out the local coffee shop. It's been on my list for a while, but every time I wanted to go, it's been closed. Be forewarned that Boilerworks closes at 3 pm daily. The cafe sits in a quiet area at the end of Main Street, so it can be somewhat easy to miss. I ordered one of their specialty drinks, dubbed The Artemus, which is a hazelnut dirty chai with caramel sauce. There were no photos on Yelp showing the current menu and prices (until now as I'm sharing a photo of the menu), so I was a bit surprised by the cost of my drink. For a small town, I wasn't expecting to pay almost $10 for my chai. Note that I'm used to higher drink prices as I have plenty of boba, but none of my boba drinks have ever cost $10, however. I took it with a grain of salt and chalked it up to supporting a local small business. The nice lady/cafe owner made my Artemus for me super quickly, as I was the only customer. Her black Lab, which was adorable, was sleeping by her desk when I walked in. Upon receiving my drink, I took a seat outside at one of the metal stools. I didn't see the bookstore featured in the Yelp photos, so next time I'll have to return to check it out. The Artemus had a good flavor and thankfully, for the price, my cup was not full of ice (like some other big chain coffee place *cough cough*). Also, the iced drinks only come in one size (20 oz). To be fair, I think the drink is worth the price as it's definitely not watered down and it's taking me a while to finish it (currently typing this review while birdwatching on our property). All in all, while the prices are a bit steep, I would still recommend Boilerworks Cafe, and it's conveniently in downtown Jackson right off the 49.

BOILERWORKS HAS MOVED! Same great coffee, same great smiling faces. Boilerworks is on the far end…read moreof their old location by the National Hotel. Their new little nook is so quaint, love the room across the way for puzzles, books and gathering. The owners are always so nice. I like to avoid the chain coffee spots where I can and Boilerworks is my first stop before strolling Main St.

Donuts were fresh and tasty. Not like some that have that heavy oil taste from overcooking.read more

Ive been a local my entire life in amador, star donuts is the go to place for donuts, although…read morelately the quality is diminishing. For starters I've had friends who worked at multiple locations have a terrible time, which they only hire women, one of those friends was a person of color and would be treated differently then all the other workers and ended up getting slowly taken off the schedule. The other issue is they never restock. I came a couple weeks ago and asked for a roast beef sandwich, they are out. So I ask for pastrami, they are out. I ask for grilled chicken, guess what, they are out. I thought it mightve been because it was later in the day, but ever time I've tried again they NEVER have it restocked. I dont understand how you run a business but treat workers like that, and never have anything. I forgot to mention the donut crumble is just old donuts that didnt sell, so they crush them up and leave them in a bucket for rats to get to (true story from the inside, maybe run a business right and these reviews wont happen, dont let me get started on all the corners EVERY restaurant out here cuts.)

The food and service was great! Everyone was very friendly as well. I will definitely be going back!read more

30 minutes for a bagel and cream cheese is crazy…read more This is slow.

This is ice cream I crave when I'm not in town. So many good flavors! If you like coffee ice cream,…read morethe Kit Carson Crunk is the best you've ever had. The toasted almond is so so so good!!! And do not get me started on the Fluffanela (sp?), please let that be the last dessert I eat on this earth. The servers are always so friendly. I've never had a bad experience there. Ps. The decor is so cute. Esp in the bathroom.

The best ice cream ever! If you're driving along Highway 88, this is an absolute must stop. The…read moreowners are incredibly kind and welcoming, and every flavor we have tried over the years (and I think we've had them all) are outstanding. Enjoy!

Basic offerings, no fancy type of donuts here. So I always opt for the plain like glazed donut and…read morea cake donut of some sort (chocolate with nuts this go around). It's the closest and only donut shop in town (pioneer). Lots of parking as well. Donuts were ok nothing fancy, good and didn't disappoint. Prices were fair for what they are. Was under $4 (3.85?) For 2 donuts. I've been to other fufu shops in big cities where the donuts are in the $3-4/per donut so these are still very affordable. Will be back again

Showed up at 11:30am on Sunday May 31st looking forward to some sandwiches only to be turned away…read morerudely saying they were closing with no explanation even though their hours say they are open to 3pm. Bought sandwiches elsewhere.