Went twice for breakfast while in town. Had 2 eggs over easy with bacon and sourdough toast one day…read moreand waffle (regular, not Belgian) the next. Generous serving of bacon. Great service. My son had fresh muffins both days which were outstanding. Others in our party enjoyed their meals too. They wet so accommodating and friendly with repeated coffee refills. Would definitely go back.

We were in town to bury my father in law, a lifetime Greenville resident. Thinking it would be a…read morenice break, we took our mother in law out to breakfast. We asked for a table outside because she can't hear well, and the cafe was bustling and loud. The staff seated us, but had to move tables around outside. The hostess and a "regular" of the cafe said things like "this is what we do in a tourist economy." "We have to accommodate the tourists." As if we were a bother and they were bending over backward to accommodate us. Because my mother in law was there, and she is emotionally raw right now, I avoided conflict. So I'll say now, what I wanted to say to those snarky, rude employees Thursday: My husband's family has had a plot in the Taylorsville cemetery for longer than those two ladies been alive -- combined. His grandmother had 2 restaurants in Greenville. His mother is a fixture in the community, living through the Dixie fire and coming back to rebuild her life. Now she'll bury her husband there. My sister and brother in law worked in public service in Quincy for decades. We aren't tourists. And even if we were, you were incredibly unwelcoming. You made a sad day worse. The food was fine.

Great for breakfast, before they closed up shop in the Summer of 2026…read more Great location, huge portions, big screen videos of fly fishing. Good food. Hope they get their personnel issues straightened out and re-open...

What a find. Didn't intend to go but they were open and our target joint wasn't. No waiting and…read moregreat service. Gratis slice of blueberry bread was awesome. I had huevos ranchers with hash browns and they were cooked to perfection. Wife had eggs Benedict with scratch made hollandaise. Delicious with a extra kick of cayenne. Sauce really pops. Friendly small town good size room. Couple of taps and decent beer selection. We'll be back.

Love this place! Convenient and the food is to die for! The staff is always fun to talk to…read more Tomorrow is the last day though (10/4) for the season...come by if you haven't made it, but keep in mind, they are very limited on their food right now. Mimosas starting at 8am! Look for the maroon food trailer! Will miss them, till next season!

Wonderful spot to get a bite and enjoy the outdoors with good food. Everyone is super friendly and…read moreservice is incredible. Bread and butter would be perfect for a lunch after an early morning hike! Highly recommend!

Stopped in here for lunch on the way to Sand Pond. We were very pleasantly surprised by how nice…read morethis place is. The view of the creek is wonderful and plenty of seating. No complaints from my three kids, which is a big win in my book. The ingredients of all sandwiches were fresh and delicious. The service was prompt and the staff were very friendly. We will definitely come back!

Cute cafe stop for lunch on the way to Sierra City. We sat outside on the water. The sandwiches and…read moresalads are fresh and good sized. The baked goods looked good but we were too full. Staff was very friendly!

Was here for a wedding this past weekend and this was our go to spot for breakfast. Literally went…read morehere twice this past weekend. It's a cute little mom and pop shop. There was one person cooking all the food and the other taking the orders and making the coffee. The first day I ordered a BEC sando, French toast and pirates toast. The breakfast sando was really good especially with the fried jalapenos. But the French toast was ok. My husband liked his salmon toast but wished the bread was toasted. On the second day, came back and ordered the Sleepy Pig. On this day they ran out of the pulled pork but gave ham instead. Overall, solid brunch place. Don't forget to order their sugar donuts, it was nice and fluffy and delish!

We came to Headwaters for breakfast and were greeted with amazing service. The owner went out of…read morehis way to meet our needs, give us great food recommendations, and make our experience enjoyable. Not only was the food delicious but we ate on the back patio and enjoyed a lovely view sipping our morning coffee. I would give this establishment a 10/10 and recommend to anyone passing by.

I would come up to Lake Almanor just to get these freshly baked pastries y'all. They are DIVINE! I…read moremean I truly have only had pastries on this level a few times in my life. We met the owner who baked everything by hand in the back of the shop. We could see her prepping more pastries. She was so sweet, just a lovely person. You can't help but want to support her business. And then the pastries themselves were just so good, I would gain so much weight if I lived up there year around because I would eat there everyday! My dad and I shared the Ham and smoked Gouda calzone and oh my goodness was it good! Flakey crust, perfect fillings. It was delectable. I had the chocolate and banana turnover and absolutely loved it. Again, great pastry crust? And the proportions of banana to chocolate were perfect! I also loved my apricot and cheese danish. The flavors really complemented each other, and again - perfect crust! My dad tried the berry and cheese danish and the chocolate croissant and he loved them both! I don't think you could go wrong with any of the pastries here. We took our order to go and ate them the next morning and they were still delicious. It's an inviting shop, with limited seating inside along with plenty of seating outside, so it would be a great place to have a bite to eat as well!

This is the bakery you need to stop by if you're staying near the area for your trip to Lassen…read moreNational Park. They have wide & unique selection of European pastries. I did notice the cute interior Dutch decorations and realized the coffee shop name is in Dutch! This is such a cute find in a small town. They have microwaves for you to warm up your pastries yourself if preferred. The lady is friendly and will give you recommendations if you are having trouble deciding what to get. I was a little disappointed as there was barely any chicken in the chicken pesto calzone. However I recommend all the cake and sweets there.

This is a cute family owned business with a variety of breakfast options. I was impressed with the…read morehuevos rancheros and the soy chorizo eggs Benedict. There's an adorable bookstore attached to it so you can browse while you wait for your food to arrive. There may be a small wait on busy holiday weekends.

You have to bring you and the family to Cravings! The food is delicious and the service is spot on…read morewhat you want. The pancakes, sausage, biscuits and gravy hit the spot for our family! Thank you to the kind chef/cook that came and made sure our meal was good. The restaurant is friendly and quaint!

We were road-tripping from Chester, CA to South Lake Tahoe and need a lunch stop about halfway…read more That was a bit of a tall order, because there really isn't a lot between those two spots. I came across McKenzie's, which is a snack shack attached to a golf course. It had five stars, although only from one review. Without many other viable options, we decided to give it a try. The server was VERY pleasant. She recommended the Thai Chicken wrap. We split it (we'd had a large breakfast) and it was enough, although normally, I don't think I'd consider it splittable. It was very tasty. A good combination of flavors. The iced tea was also quite good. The setting was looking out over the driving range and part of the golf course. All in all an enjoyable stop. Now they have two reviews.

Love McKenzies ! Great food and pleasant space friendly…read moreservers Been going here for years when it was Marcy's and it hasn't changed !

We came into town to visit the park. We ended up eating here for breakfast everyday. Staff is…read morefriendly. Good service. Food is excellent. Highly recommend

Copper Kettle Cafe was exactly the kind of stop we needed after a long day driving from the Sequoia…read morearea toward Lassen Volcanic National Park. At that point, hunger was making major life decisions for us, and this place definitely hit the spot. We ordered the Cobb salad, a cheeseburger, and a milkshake. Everything tasted good. Nothing dramatically life-changing or worthy of a dramatic food documentary narration, but solid, satisfying comfort food when you really need it. The milkshake was actually very good, and honestly part of the charm was watching the staff figure out the wonderfully ancient milkshake machine. It felt a little like witnessing a friendly negotiation between modern humans and a relic from a 1957 diner. Somehow, though, the machine delivered. It also seemed like there may have been new owners or at least people still settling into things. Communication was occasionally a little challenging, but everyone was trying, and the whole interaction ended up feeling more charming and humorous than frustrating. Overall, this is a simple roadside café that serves comforting food, good milkshakes, and a little small-town personality along the way. Sometimes, after hours on mountain roads, that is exactly what you need.

We arrived here about 4:15, 45 minutes to closing. Jeremy the Manager was jappy serving us our…read moredelicious ice tea, club sandwich and dinner salad. We were full after the delicious sandwich, potato chips and Andes mint. We took the salad with us Jeremy says the Hot Pastrami is the house favorite - "Have one the next time you are here." "

Service above and beyond. Well prepared inventive cuisine. Rather smallish venue. May be a wait.read more