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Main And Mill Kitchen And Bar

3.5 (15 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 12:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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Sara S.

Such a sweet place! The burger and fries were delicious. Highly recommend! Do not recommend the steak, I added it to a salad and it was nothing but gristle, yuck. But still loved the salad itself with the steak picked off, and my husband enjoyed the steak sandwich well enough. Really friendly staff. Not to mention a super beautiful and quiet dining room. We cherished our time here and hope to be back someday!

Fried chicken, fries and good ranch!
Colton R.

We ate here last night and overall enjoyed our time. The bar has been updated and catches your eye when you walk in. The bar tenders were welcoming and helpful as it is not very clear where you order food or how the dining works. Once upstairs, you walk to the back of the ball room and order which was slightly confusing if you were coming from the front of the front of the hotel. We got the pulled pork sandwich and fried chicken which were both delicious but the fried chicken serving was a little small! The atmosphere was a little odd as it was such a large area and not many people dining. They have a nice beer and wine list and made a good cocktail downstairs. We will definitely be back!

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Beer fry's slap, lemon cheesecake is also very delicious. Very cute place to stop in and have a nice casual lunch.

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We enjoy a quick burger and a beer in their lounge area. Prices are reasonable and the staff is very friendly.

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4.0(128 reviews)
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My wife, son and I came here for breakfast while in town. We were looking for places that felt…read more"small town" and boy this place hit the spot. Classic breakfast diner joint, friendly staff, great food, what appeared to be a few regulars at the counter enjoying some food before the day began. We loved it. Our food came out and was spot on. Good portions, strong coffee. We left with full stomachs and smiles. Our waitress even gave my son a balloon on our way out. If we ever pass through town again, we'll for sure eat here again!

Papa Joe's, Ferndale, CA…read more Some places earn their reputation not by chasing trends but by simply refusing to change. Papa Joe's in Ferndale is exactly that kind of place. It has been a fixture in this town for over 35 years, and if you walk in expecting avocado toast and oat milk lattes, you are in the wrong building. What you will find is honest, unapologetic diner food cooked by someone who actually knows what they are doing, served in a room full of deer heads, dairy association flags, and enough history to fill a book. The story behind the place is worth knowing. Papa Joe's was opened by Joe Alexandre, who came to Humboldt from the Azores at age 12 and went on to build Alexandre Family Farm into one of the most respected dairy operations in the region. When Joe retired, he and some colkegues bought this spot and described it as a daycare center for retired dairyman, a place where the old guard could gather, play cards, and hold court. Joe has since passed, but the building is still owned by his wife & partners, the spirit of the place is completely intact, and the same waitstaff that has been there for years is still holding it down. The kitchen is now in the hands of a classically trained chef who previously cooked at Curly's and Ridgetop Cafe in Fernbridge. That pedigree shows up on the plate. The omelets are the move here. You pick one meat and two vegetables, choose your cheese, and decide between home fries or hash browns, then pick your toast. I go sourdough and hash browns every time without thinking about it. It is straightforward at Joes, perfectly executed greasy spoon cooking, the kind that does not need to explain itself. The hash browns come out shredded and crisped up just right, the omelet is fluffy and generous, and the whole plate delivers exactly what it promises. They never used to have biscuits and gravy on the menu, but this chef makes them fresh every day now, and they are the best biscuits and gravy in southern Humboldt County. Full stop. Thick sausage gravy, proper biscuits, stick to your ribs, and completely worth every calorie. The vibe in here is unlike anything else in the county. On the walls you will find deer mounts, flags from the Mexican, Portuguese, and Humboldt dairy associations, and artwork that has been hanging in the same spot for decades. They have freshened things up just a touch, but the soul of the place is exactly where Joe left it. The menus were recently redone and they tell his story, which is a genuinely good read while you wait for your food. They also now accept credit cards, which is a welcome change from the cash only days that caught more than a few people off guard over the years. A couple of things worth knowing before you go. This is not the spot for low carb substitutions, side salads, or specialty coffee drinks. You get black coffee, or you doctor it up yourself at the table with the cream and sugar that's already sitting there. The menu is focused and traditional, and that is intentional. They also do lunch, with solid options including a French dip and a good egg salad sandwich, and clam chowder on Fridays that I have not tried yet but fully intend to. If you are someone who needs a lot of options or wants a modified order, this may not be your place. If you want real food cooked well in a room full of history by people who care about keeping a tradition alive, there is nowhere better. Papa Joe's is a four star spot in the best possible way. It is not trying to be five stars, and it does not need to be. It does what it does better than almost anywhere else in the county, and that counts for a lot. Ferndale is worth the drive on its own, and stopping here while you are in town is non-negotiable.

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Rolled into The Greene Lily for a Sunday morning breakfast @ 9am…read more My crew of 5 were greeted by staff minutes prior to opening time. Staff here aims to please with coffee and water being poured routinely throughout the breakfast. My table had a highlight of orders to include the 2x2x2, Chipotle Benedict, Backwoods Benedict, and my Chicken and Waffle Sammy. Prior to ordering breakfast you must try the beignets! Fresh, tasty, and hott! Not only was the service excellent and food tasty the historic building this restaurant sits within makes for a unique dining experience. 5 stars! I'll be back.

I was given the recommendation to eat here by our AirBnB host Jennifer, from up in McKinleyville…read more This place was wonderful. Cute colorful building, clean, and smelled wonderful walking in the door. We ordered the mimosa flight and it was fun to have our waitress choose the flavors for us. This arrived on a long plank in the cutest mini mason jar glasses. Then we ordered a side of French toast, a Bloody Mary (it had a tahin rim!) and the half and half, which is a half order of the regular eggs Benedict and a half order of the backwoods Benedict. Both were incredible! Eggs cooked perfectly, buttery smooth hollandaise sauce, and the freshest rosemary breakfast potatoes I have ever had. Not greasy at all, just beautifully cooked and full of flavor. The service was lovely and fast. We look forward to coming back again.

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4.1(919 reviews)
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It was worth the wait! We arrived to dinner with a 30- min wait, but were able to have a glass of…read morewine & beer in the gift shop. (If you are cold, plenty of jackets/hoodies for sale!) Restaurant felt like a small old-time diner, with a few counter seats as well. We had the creamiest/thickest clam chowder ever--full of clams. Calamari was served with fries & two dipping sauces. I enjoyed the fresh catch special--albacore tuna. Served with tasty zucchini as well! Would recommend if you are in the area.

My friend took me here for lunch, and arriving around 11:30 was perfect bc we were seated…read moreimmediately. Shortly after, the sea of people started coming in, so we definitely timed that right. My friend had been raving about their clam chowder, so you already know that was going to be an absolute must. Then the host mentioned one of their specials was a BLT with heirloom tomatoes and basil aioli. Say less. She had me at BLT. I ordered a bowl of clam chowder and the BLT, while my friend went with the clam chowder bread bowl and a side salad. My chowder arrived well before my friend's bc they were still toasting her bread bowl. Unfortunately, enjoying my soup became a bit of a waiting game bc the soup spoon I was given was visibly dirty. I asked our server for a replacement, but it never came. By the time we asked another server for a spoon, my chowder had started cooling enough that a film was forming on top. Not exactly how I wanted to start my lunch. The chowder was still warm enough to enjoy. It was pretty flavorful, and I appreciated that there was a generous amount of clams. Nothing worse than potato chowder posing as clam chowder. Definitely not the case here. I also had a taste of my friend's bread bowl, and I can see why she enjoys that version. That garlic butter on the toasted bread definitely elevates things. Now, let's talk about that BLT. First off, I LOVE a great BLT. When our server brought mine out, my jaw dropped bc I was NOT expecting a double-decker sandwich. This thing was massive! I loved the use of heirloom tomatoes, but the basil aioli was a bit much for me. Each layer of bread had a hefty spread, and it completely overpowered the bacon. I eventually gave up on the sandwich as a whole and just ate the bacon and tomatoes. And that's when I realized they weren't using thick-cut bacon either. Next time, I'd definitely ask them to hold the basil aioli and give me good ol' mayo instead. Sometimes you just want your BLT to taste like a BLT. Despite a few misses with our lunch, I can appreciate what Trinidad Bay Eatery has going for it. It has that nostalgic, homey feel of a longtime mom and pop spot, and judging by the number of people waiting to be seated, they've clearly built themselves a following. Would I come back? Yes. There's enough on the menu that I'd be willing to give something else a try. And if that BLT special makes another appearance, I know exactly how I'm ordering it next time.

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