What can I say??…read more Excellent, high-quality food served in a very comfy, cozy atmosphere. We loved our big booth with cushions. The coffee was perfect. Like all the best coffee places, they had heavy whipping cream available behind the counter. Very clean restroom, large portions, prices in line with similar places, very friendly and accommodating staff. I'm not much for avocado toast but my wife LOVED hers, which looked spectacular. She could only finish half, after the unbeatable chocolate croissant . For my part, I had a great breakfast burrito with pulled pork, and a blueberry-lemon scone to start. Wish I had pastry pictures, but they were gone shortly after we sat down. Had the scone warmed up which was perfection. So comfortable inside we didn't want to leave. We may have to move in!!

Excellent variety, fresh ingredients and a unique welcoming cafe atmosphere. Add to that,…read moreincredible smiles and customer service, and you cańt miss making The Local Café your coffee, breakfast, or lunch stop. Bring friends and sit indoors or outdoors and share conversation with great food.

Each time we visit family in Auburn, we make sure to visit Olde Auburn and its many shops,…read morerestaurants, and coffee houses. The Pour Choice is one such destination. A setting with wonderful ambiance, service with a smile, and a must visit.

Always a memorable experience sitting upstairs since my clothes smell like a greasy breakfast…read morekitchen afterwards. Good coffee though.

Such a cute little detour! We had The Cowboy, a hot peppermint mocha, and the signature drink, the…read morePerky Peacock. The barista was perfect! So friendly! Definitely recommended if you want something that's not from a chain!

I cute peacock themed cafe with friendly owners and a nice selection of beverages. Restrooms is…read moreclean and close to the freeway. I good spot to take a short break along the way.

Best maple latte ever! I was so pleasantly surprised by it. Amazing, no notes. My blueberry lemon…read morescone was also 10/10. Not to mention this is just a cute space for breakfast that's clearly a community hot spot for gathering on a Sunday morning.

Very casual vibe here,locals hang out knit,talk and very dog friendly too…read more I got a flat white,husband had cortoda and we shared the turkey fig sandwich.The drinks,food awesome! Bit of a wait for food but it was worth it.

Absolutely love this place. Visiting from New York and loved the vegan selection and gluten-free…read moreselection. Also had excellent service. Thank you :-)

Service was ok-always ok, never good/great! Employees never greet you when you arrive-they just do…read moretheir job. Chai and coffee were good. Food (breakfast burritos and breakfast sandwiches) were borderline disgusting-especially the sandwiches. I guess that is what you get when you order premade food. The coffee shop was freezing (8 am). Believe it would have been warmer outside. Have visited Roanie's a couple of times and can't say that I love it. Nothing special.

This is one of those places. Small town cafes can go either way. If you're lucky, you'll find a gem…read moreand if not (insert poop emoji). The Ridge cafe was in the former category. The place was quaint in a very small town. On the inside, paintings and other interesting art scattered the walls, a few tables and a restroom with a fun bathtub garden. The display case at the front counter (where are you order food) featured some appetizing grab and go treats and bites such as peaches and cream muffins, various cookies, lemon bars, potato and a curry chicken salad. The woman at the counter was friendly and helpful with her recommendations. I had the NSJ Panini which was very tasty, it came with fries and coleslaw. I enjoyed everything. I ordered the lemon bar which was ok, a little tackier (sticky) than what I prefer but the flavor was nice. I was impressed by all of the smoothie and juice selections. They looked, well crafted and inviting. The next time I find myself in the area, I will definitely return for one of the salads and a smoothie!

Very cool spot! I love all the art and eccentric atmosphere! The tub in the bathroom filled with…read moresoil and plants is definitely interesting. This home was converted to a restaurant. I love it because it's homey and the backyard seating is refreshing, relaxing, and peaceful. Amazing customer service and food. Clean environment. I can't wait to try more. I ordered the tofu wrap with peanut sauce!!! Soooooo good!! So good! I threw the cold slaw on top, made it even better. Hibiscus drink was refreshing. Affordable prices. Overall, 5/5!

Get lost on your way to Oroville!…read more We missed the left at Loma Rica and ended up wandering the countryside in search of sustenance. The Clover Cafe appeared like a mirage. Upon entering we met a cat named Felix behind the counter offering a genuine welcome, even going so far as to tell us he was glad we were there!!! (Authors note: we are originally from San Jose so you may understand our shock at this kind of friendliness). The vibe is community coffee house, with a side of bohemian. Local wines are featured along with a table of books by local authors. We ordered a blueberry tart, breakfast burritos and avocado toast. While we sipped our coffee, I was absolutely delighted to hear actual eggs crack and whipped in the kitchen. The avo toast was served on thick sliced whole wheat sourdough, homemade according to Felix, like almost every other baked good served. The eggs in the burrito were perfectly cooked, served with a delicious, fresh pico di gallo. This was overall a delightful detour, Felix and his warm welcome and attentive service being a highlight. If you're local, visit early and often and if you're within a 20 mile radius of this place, we highly recommend making The Clover a destination.

Clover cafe, just one of the only spots in Oregon House. We've come here 3 times now. We came back…read moreout here because of the beautiful Sierra views of the woods. But each time I've tried to give this place a chance they have failed. Waste of so much money. The only reason it gets two stars is the young women who are working the front of the house. They are so kind and sweet, however not knowledgeable of the wine. It seems ironic to have local vineyards and cannot taste some of the wines by the glass? Also, the "local" wineries are private or you have to have an appointment!? Phone numbers do not work. And the only place to "taste" the wine is Clover Cafe? Very odd and not normal coming from the Bay Area/Napa. "Renaissance wine" what's up with your wine? And that vineyard. Weird vibes and the lady at the gate when protecting this vineyard told me to go to Clover Cafe and made us seem like we couldn't afford the wine at their "private" winery! Weird. The restaurant when you pull up is on the corner of the main road and has lots of parking, the inside of the restaurant and outside are pretty nice! Lots of space. However; the food takes 20-30 minutes to come out and when it comes out the presentation is not appealing, and the food from the menu described is not what is served. The BBQ pork sandwich was soggy. And the fries over cooked. The breaded chicken sandwich was also sloppy and is bigger than the bun. The tomales Bay blue cheese spinach and walnut salad is only spinach with crumbles of blue cheese and walnuts and dressing sloped all over the place. It had minimal flavor. The barbecue sauce on the barbecue slider was also had a strong vinegar taste. The wine was not good, it was very pricy as well. The wine tastes like old wood and had other little pieces of debris flowing in it because the glasses were dirty and had spots all over them and that has happened to me each time. I have ordered wine here twice. This is based on giving them a second chance. Being that this is supposed to be "an upscale restaurant" for the town you would think that they would keep things clean and make sure they are everything. Also, the town has a weird vibe in Oregon Town. Like I said the young women working are the only thing keeping the customer service and place alive. I definitely will not be coming back to Oregon House being this second/3rd experience was the worst. Sadly this seems like they pick and choose the chosen and everything is private property. Will not be back in Oregon house.

I can't thank the restaurant enough for introducing me to Sportea. It's my go-to every morning for…read moreenergy, especially when I've been short on sleep.

Overall, it's a really cute spot. Great location, nice outdoor seating, and the staff was friendly…read more I ordered a juice with extra ginger, but it didn't taste like there was much ginger in it, and it felt a bit watered down. For $11, I expected a stronger, fresher flavor. It also took about 20 minutes to get my drink with three staff members working, which felt a little long. Not a bad experience overall, but for the price, I'm not sure I'd go back.

Loved this little place. I had a full conversation with the cashier about wanting half the milk in…read moremy late and then it came with full milk so i asked another person if it was possible to have them add a shot " if its not strong enough " so then she went on to tell me how much milk the late usually has etc etc and i rold her i already knew because i did my homework before ordering so i may need them to fix their mistake! In the end she agreed if it was necessary and i just walked away but it annoyed me. $75 for two breakfasts, two coffees and a juice Excellent place to eat outside when it's not a million degrees outside *not much vegetation but they easily subbed the burrito with avocado which i appreciated

I might have just been really hungry at mile 68 on a bike ride but Flower Farm Cafe came and saved…read morethe day. This spot seemingly rose out of nowhere on Folsom-Auburn Rd after miles of country roads. A little oasis on a grueling ride. The salty potato carbs saved my bum. I struggled to scarf down the breakfast burrito though. The meat inside was kinda dry and I was distracted by potatoes. I'll need to come back to give it a proper try. It was pretty cute. It had lots of bike parking. And the potatoes were delicious. Service was fast, especially considering I was kinda delirious and we needed to keep moving. There was only one bathroom though.

Gristmill bakery & deli is in Grass Valley, CA, on Highway 49 and Wolf Road. It is family owned and…read moreoperated. The owner has been baking and running her own shop for over 30 years, she has been at the current location since 2018. Right when I stepped in, I sensed the downright hometown feels. Welcoming vibe from the staff. Like stepping into someone's kitchen dining room. Simple interior. I do not always get these vibes as a POC, especially in the less urban areas. Anyways, the case had pies, cookies, muffins, pastries, donuts, turnovers, macaroons, hot baked croissants, bagels, and whole breads. Ooohhh so much. All like so cute and yummy. I bought some cookies... peanut butter, chocolate chip, raspberry pillow, and death by chocolate. They were $1.25 each. Darn good pricing for the size. Anyways, they were all soft and yummy except the death by chocolate. That one was a tad past its prime, dry and stale. My fave was the raspberry pillow, it had a swirl of raspberry jam baked in. Mmm.

Family owned bakery and sandwich shop. Super close to beautiful Lake of the Pines in Auburn,Ca…read more They have all kinds of baked goods and coffee/latte's.