Cute place with options for gluten free and vegan cupcakes! Their gf one was peanut butter.read more

This place is slightly off the main square, but it has so many options for cupcakes, its worth the…read morestop in. The lady at the counter was super helpful with picking flavors and they even had gluten free options! The cupcakes are so pretty its like little art pieces but they are edible. Its a small cafe, very pink, more of a grab and go situation but you could sit if wanted, we took ours to the square though and I think that is a great plan for anyone else looking for just stop in.

To be honest I've never had a good cinnamon roll from a restaurant or store. They're always dry,…read moreand not glazed enough. However upon entering this hidden gem, I found my one true love--CINNAMON ROLL GALORE and now I'm a changed woman. The store itself is quite hidden behind Big 5 on Broadway. Nothing could stop me from finding the gooey cinnamon dessert so I went on a quest to find Erlei's and upon arrival I was invited into a sweet quaint cafe with lovely decor and sweet beverages. A sweet woman greeted me and patiently waited while I felt quite indecisive...but the glint of a glazed cinnamon roll caught my eye--and I made my choice...the choice that CHANGED MY LIFE The first bite sent me straight to heaven....and I don't think I'll see cinnamon rolls the same ever again... The spread of pastries and treats included cupcakes, quiche, scones, an abundance of various muffins, and the most epic cinnamon roll I had been dying for.

We had really delicious and obviously homemade cinnamon rolls here. We bought a few muffins to go…read moreand they were delicious as well. We will be back for more!

I go here almost everyday when im in eureka. I live just down the street. it always smells amazing…read morethere and adds a wonderful vibe to the neighborhood. the workers are so nice and know me. the food is so good too. i love it there and prices are so cheap.

Espresso cupcake. Driest cupcake I ever ate. Way over baked. Took two bites and threw the rest…read morein the garbage. $3.50 for a small cupcake that was basically inedible. I will not be back. I miss the old days of Hans Giovanoli.

Yummy so good! I love the inside of the cafe too. So cute. Place was nice and quiet. I got a…read morechocolate tart. Yum!

No bagels available. Breakfast sandwich I had was fine but nothing special. Friend enjoyed her…read morecoffee and waffles but waffles were super sweet. Unfortunately Eureka doesn't have great food options so maybe one of the better choices.

What a great place!!! the service was wonderful and my coffee what a blessing tasted sooo goodread more

A Eureka staple with multiple locations to enjoy their delicious baked goods and coffee. This…read moreparticular location takes things up a notch, offering a full breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu featuring locally sourced ingredients. The food was delicious, but unfortunately, today's breakfast came with a long wait. It took about 45 minutes for our food to arrive at the table, which felt a bit excessive for breakfast.

We had a some delightful coffees with chocolate. And picked up some tasty chocolates for the road…read more Their hot chocolate was delicious as well. You can even see how the chocolate is made. The location was clean, had a nice vibe and friendly personal.

Went for a tour for the kids and thought they would be sick from chocolate and have a touristy vibe…read morefor the day. Spent most of the tour hearing from the owner about how his workers kiss every one of your beans that come from plantations where even bullets were found in the beans the workers sort in the factory. Not once did he talk about the exploitation cocoa farms have for children in the country of origin, inclu ding child slavery or slavery amongst adults, nor the companies commitment to working with farmers who practice ethical trade. That lack of emphasis of the dialogue regarding human rights leads me to believe that acknowledging humans rights isn't something this company has even with their own workers. A bunch of people come in for a tour and the cafe workers who are pretty new to the front area have to be in charge of seeing about 15- 30 different orders with in 5 minutes and the front stage who makes below minimum of the cost of living has to be left felling supported? I wonder if all the staff working for you have even been on a sailboat or own one? It's on your logo after all. Or is it a simple nod to the slave trade being the reasons you are a millionaire? I think it would be amazing if this company could make products that do not include slavery or mistreatment of workers.

Came here with friends before the weekend crafters faire opened, and I'm so glad we did!…read more It's not every day that I see a Croque Madame on a menu, so you know I just had to have that. Such a simple yet complex ham and cheese sandwich, and Cafe Brio prepares theirs open-faced, allowing one to enjoy the flavors of the multiple cheeses without everything getting lost between two slices of bread. I know I definitely enjoyed it! The only thing I would do differently next time is order an extra poached egg bc one simply wasn't enough for me. I love me some runny yolk, and I wanted more of it with every bite. My friends ordered the Brio Benedict and Eggs Brian, and I'm assuming they enjoyed their meals as much as I enjoyed mine bc they might as well have licked their plates clean. And in absolute silence, too! You know the food is good when the conversation comes to a halt and all you hear are occasional "yums" between bites. I look forward to returning the next time I make the five-hour drive to visit my friends. And I definitely need to work my way through their pastry selection bc everything in that case looked absolutely divine. Next time, I'm saving room for pastries. Or maybe I'll just order them to go bc who am I kidding?!

I had the frittata and my husband had a summer omelette. I loved that both used interesting…read more cheeses, which reflect the area. The frittata appeared made fresh, not in a pan baked that morning and then carved out. I appreciated that, and the lightly dressed greens and super sweet tomatoes that accompanied it. I had a golden milk to drink, which was good and unsweetened (which is what I want). I wish their chai had been house-made too, without sugar pre-added. Coffee was decent. The dining space has plenty of seating inside and out, and parking is plentiful and free in the downtown square. The shop also makes their own bread, which is good, and a variety of yummy looking pastries, many of which feature fruits in season.

Every thing. Super great prices good food. tons of it to clips from. Ethnic foods as well love…read morethis store wish it was in McKinleyville . Prices are absolutely fantastic. Except ice cream. Lol. Some of its Fouke some is the same add Safeway. I love this store and there homemade sandwiches are so good and only $ 5. 59 each for a foot long sandwich full of meats and cheeses. Bread is soft and fresh. Just bring your own mustard. Grumpy lady at the self check out and I don't get that all she does is sit maybe that's the issue she's bored

Weekday mornings are nice and quiet. I feel safer shopping here than ENF & Co-op because of the…read moregood security, parking lot and staff. I appreciate I can get everything we need here in one-stop. The employees here are very helpful and friendly. Kassie is the best cashier! Her smile and kindness help me not feel anxious shopping with my baby and children. I feel this is a family friendly grocery store. Dave at the Pizza counter was also very helpful and kind! Outstanding customer service!

PLEASE INCREASE YOUR HOURS OF OPERATION! We have friends and family visit the area and they have…read morenever had the opportunity to try your food and experience the wonderful charm (ambiance) of the restaurant because you are closed on the weekends or open too late in the day. We want you to be successful but you have to be open.

The Spicy Egg Mountain or Horchata Chai is pretty tasty. The collectable toys and records is a nice…read moretouch too.