I told my husband to pick a thing as I wasn't in the mood for ice cream. He chose Black Forest ice…read morecream. He knows I like cherryand just learned this year that I like chocolate. and that's how he chose this flavor. I tried some and it was so good. I loved the pieces. I could have done without the chocolate chips. I totally approve of the flavor. On my own I'd never picked this flavor. This shop is located in the heart of downtown Fort Bragg. Across from the Sea Glass Museum. Parking is all street parking. We found a spot right I. Spot. Street parking is free, but there is a two hour limited. So, if you're spending additional time downtown you'll have to move your car. The shop is new and clean. Even today Tuesday, May 5, 2026 at 8pm (they close at 9) there was a steady stream of ice cream enthusiasts. They have so many loved flavors and some unique flavors such as mushroom and ginger. I should have tried them, but as I stated earlier I wasn't in the mood for ice cream. As much as I started not in the mood, I ate half his ice cream scoop. It was nice and soft. If you're looking for a sweet treat this is a must stop shop.

Stopped by for ice cream after getting off the skunk train…read more Delicious ice cream, but service was incredibly slow. There were two people working, 2 families in from of my spouse and me, I went to the restroom and came back and he still hadn't ordered. When we did get our sundae, the line was getting longer and longer and one employee kept making waffle congress like their life depended on it.

Big store, very nice place that resembles a Whole Foods or Sprouts Farmers Market. Seems to have…read morebeen updated since I was here last. It's a nice store. All kinds of great gifts, deli food, candy, bakery, produce, wine, liquor, fresh food in the deli, gifts, plants, home necessities, and the usual stuff found at grocery stores. I went in specifically to find Carol Hall's Kitchen's jalapeño jam. I bought one of those, a jalapeño berry mix and a blackberry jam. A friend swears by this brand. I also found some paper free, bamboo tissue. Easy to find employees, one didn't know where the items I needed were located. Another woman knew and told me which isles. The one unfamiliar with the store, at least the Irene I needed, came and found me to direct me to the right spot. I appreciate that. Checker rang up my items, the bagger banged them. Neither said much to me. The checker told me my total and the bagger asked if I wanted a bag. Customer service could be a bit more upbeat, eg, "hi, did you find what you needed, how's your day, thanks for coming in.

Ordered sandwiches from their catering menu for a picnic hike. We had croissant sandwiches, regular…read more sandwiches and vegan wraps. They were all tasty except the bread was a little dry. Looking forward, I'll just order the croissant sandwiches and wraps. Excellent customer service. Staff was extremely helpful. Plenty of parking space and the store is clean. Plenty of choices and fresh produce. I highly recommend this grocery store.

We were lucky enough to order an assortment of tarts for Thanksgiving. It was decided that the…read moreChocolate hazelnut tart was our favorite. Ordered a large one for Christmas dinner. So delicious....

I was lucky enough to be in Fort Bragg on a weekend when this place was open…read more The lemon mousse cake is a must have here. It has the perfect balance of sweet and sour. I also loved the cupcakes...moist and not too sweet (also not too big in size)! Princess cake looked pretty but was not my liking, since it was just layers of cream covered in fondant. While macarons were also not the best I have had (they were a little too overcooked and hard), I think you cannot go wrong with their cupcakes and fruit flavored cakes! I would like to come back if I have a chance.

I love Harbor View Bistro! It is a splurge that I always enjoy!…read more I have dined there twice, the food is exceptional, the service is friendly and efficient! The outdoor seating is fantastic. The cocktails are gorgeous and delicious! I did not take enough photos of the food, I was too busy enjoying it.

Came here on a Friday evening with my fiancé. We enjoyed the outdoor patio scenery area but waited…read morequite a while for a waiter to get to us even though it was a slow day. And then the food took a while to come out as well. Definitely on the pricey side for food and drinks. I got a lasagna and my fiance got a filet mignon. Lasagna was good but there was a strand of hair stuck in the cheese on the bread. We just didn't eat that toast. Filet was a bit dry. Nice bathrooms.

These cookies were so delicious! I didn't go inside myself but my sibling got them for us and they…read morewere super yummy. I especially liked peanut butter.

Double fudge chocolate and peanut butter cookies were both really good - nice combination of…read moreslightly crisp edges with a chewy center. Grab and go spot with minimal seating. Nice place to grab a cookie and continue walking around the city!

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.

New look, same menu(cook). Looks snazzy, quieter environment yet the seats are closer together (we…read morecould hear our neighbors as though we were dining together) too close. Waiter was nervous, and did a fine job. Was quick to attend, and got our drinks and soup right out to us. Had to wait for the meals, but that's ok. Had the rock cod sandwich with Caesar salad and one of us had the garlic clams and linguine. Loaded with clams (in their shells, not canned) and the flavor was great. A salad would have been a nice touch with it, but it was a good meal. The sandwiches were ok. The lettuce for it was wilted from being under a heat lamp. The sauce with it lacked flavor, we were expecting a chipotle spicier sauce. It appeared to be a thousand island tartar sauce creation. It was good though. The Caesar was doused in dressing, tasted good and the anchovies were a nice touch. Being a local, it would be nice to tell out of towners to dine there. Standard fare, prices about the same as anywhere else here. The view is the highlight, watching the boats, sea lions and other wildlife is well worth the price.

Our mother used to live in Ft Bragg so we are familiar with Noyo Harbor and the Wharf restaurant…read more Happy it was open for business this week. We arrived around 4:30 or so and seated in the main dining room with a window seat. Our server offered us fresh bread and butter, (not would you like to order) which we were charged $3. Pretty sneaky. Ok, place was recently renovated so not a surprise. We ordered Halibut fish and chips. Menu said it came with a salad. We decided to share the dish and ordered a side salad as well. We did enjoy the Harbor view as we waited for our food. First off the temp of the fish was slightly above warm. They advertise the breading as "beer battered" then rolled in panko. There was nothing light and airy or flavorful about the breading, matter of fact there was no flavor at all. My sister equated the fish to being pulled out of the freezer and tossed into the fryer. The salad was an average salad, nothing memorable about the taste. We also realized there was no Chips to "Fish and chips". When we asked our server she said we didn't get "chips" because we had salad. That was not the description of the dish on the menu but I wasn't going to press the matter because We didn't need the extra tasteless calories. The only thing that made this meal was the great view, not the food. The service was average.

Cookie in the Crate is among the best cookies I have eaten, hands down!…read more A lil birdie in the form of the bf had once expressed to me that these were his favorite cookies. Whenever I hear "the best" homage given to anything, I always wear my skeptic hat when I actually try the "thing" in question for myself. Moist and chunky decadence that crumbles into mini morsels of chocolate, oatmeal raisin, or double chocolate chunk in your mouth - wow! So damn good! Of course the best way to wash this down is with an ice cold glass of leche, and if you're lactose intolerant like me, ummm, you'll take your chances! You can also order fudge (also delicious not in a chalky way), fudge sauce, and bundt cakes. I've only ordered Cookie in the Crate online, so I am not sure whether the headquarters is open to the public. Nonetheless, shipping is speedy and the cookies arrive fresh. These cookies are great to send as a gift (I just sent one of my bfs some) or to just order all for your lonesome, which the latter I recommend. Cookie in the Crate is nearly too good to share! Enjoy!

I am a real estate agent who sends the "Cookie In The Crate" to clients when I initially list a…read morehome. The customers are always wowed by them! It is a fun little surprise to for someone to get. I have been sending them for over 15 years and still get a chuckle out of my customers being so excited to receive them. The cookies are delicious, the service is very quick and reliable. You can't go wrong sending these cookies! 5 stars for sure!

Had breakfast one morning while in town, the restaurant inside the company store building, an old…read moretrain engine sits in the middle. Some tables and chairs in the open area, with a smaller behind glass seating area. Grabbed a table up front and the server brought us menus, there is also a daily special board. Huevos Rancheros with a good cup of coffee, I went with one of the days specials. A large flour tortilla with refrieds, cheese and a couple over medium eggs on top. Basic, simple and good. It served its purpose. 3.5 Stars rounded up for the really good cup of java 01157

Service was good, food meh, but didn't expect anything spectacular given the casual cafeteria style…read moreatmosphere. If you're hungry and are exploring the area around the shops and train may have better luck with your food choices than we did. We decided to share the fish and chips, clam chowder daily special and a piece of banana pie. The server overlooked us after we sat, but had a good sense of humor after I got her attention and we joked about it. After that the service between the two waitresses was spot on and friendly. We asked if the fish and chips could be made into have fish half shrimp, which they did. The food came out quickly and was hot, but the flavor of all the food from the fryer oil was way off. It tasted like burnt peanut oil, just gross. The fish was the only semi tasty item in my opinion. The soup was gritty and thick, and the banana pie had a bland fluffy stale tasting crust. Again, we didn't expect much from this deli but ya never know and our chance of a tasty snack was a fail. I'd give 4 stars for service and 1 star for food.

Friendly staff member greeted me when I walked into the shop. I didn't get her name but she said…read moreshe works the weekends. Very friendly, polite and represents the business well. I purchased a couple pecan milk chocolate caramel turtles and two pieces of dark chocolate toffee bark. I spent $16; seemed spendy but I enjoyed the bark. The turtles are for a friend. Didn't seem to be a big selection but I found what I needed. The only thing I didn't see was saltwater taffy but I can't recall nor did I ask if the shop sells this. There are also brown sweatshirts with the brand logo. Cute shop

I couldn't resist checking out the mendocino chocolate company while in downtown fort bragg…read more Diverse offerings on display including fresh fudge in flavors like rocky road, and individually packed chocolates shaped like cars, whales, and seashells. We got ourselves a customized box, selecting various truffles and chocolates like bonjour mint, pacific fire (cayenne pepper), peanut clusters, lemon chiffon, and the mendocino macho (dark chocolate truffle). Everything was so yummy, quality we could taste. Service was fast and friendly too.