I asked about homemade lemonade and she said yes we make it her with a mix. No interesting foods…read morefor health conscious.

Plus they get Free Breads I make and hand out for free. coffe always Gals are very nice. Smiles…read moretalking to

We were drawn here by the comparison to Pour Girls in Laytonville, and it did not disappoint!…read moreCreative latte flavors, amazing scones, the best avocado toast, and an innovative breakfast salad. It is now on our list of places to stop at when we are tootling up 101 to visit family.

Stopped by to get some coffee before the train ride. This shop is down the street from the Skunk…read moretrain. The workers must be used to the looks of customers looking at the menu wondering what to order. We ordered some of the homemade breakfast pastries.(In the display case,some items specifically state homemade. Some not labeled look a lot like Costco pastries). The ham and cheese pinwheel was good as was the bacon and egg. Both warm and fresh. The coffee was fine. The building looks like a former bank. For such a long line the workers kept up and kept the line moving

Amazing service! Food came fast and was delicious. I would recommend if your in Willits!read more

Loved this feed store and cafe! Great people and food. I will definitely go back next time I'm in…read moretown.

I wonder if the one and two star people actually had Yelp friends their frown would be more…read moreinclined to turn upside down. No telling, I guess. But here's to hoping. Friends! Smiles! And. That's my experience of Northspur. I've never stopped here with friends, but I've thought of my friends while I've visited. As in, this is a place my friends would really like. And, this: it feels like folks from around these parts that have friends come here with friends, and while they're here from all appearances they have a really good time. They could be faking but I don't think they are. The Willits bypass as observed by others and maybe other places by me was an unnecessary boondoggle that not only separated normal CA taxpayers from their money so as to avoid maybe five minutes extra travel time as they whisked north to ... to where would anyone need to be whisked in the north. I-5 is for whisking. 101 is for a different kind of trip. Not only that, the bypass also then has folks that don't know what's in Willits pass right on by. Their loss, though also a stake in the heart of the vitality of local business. Thanks, legislature, Caltrans and people that make money building things we don't need. This then for the people that would otherwise whisk by without stopping and are maybe hungry and turn to Yelp as the leave Ukiah to see what's ahead. Northspur is ahead, my friends. And if it's late in the day, get a room in town so you can sample every drop Northspur has to offer. The vittles aren't complicated, the menu isn't exhausting - but everything on it is good. The brewed offerings are delicious. Staff is straight out of Lake Woebegone (all the women are strong, all the men are good-looking, and all the children are above average). Friends with friends are having a rollicking good time and the vibe vibes with this happiness. I will stop every time. Try it once and I guarantee you will as well.

Clean large area. Food is available, back building seating, tables, bar seating. We had a Felix…read moreflight. Yum.

We don't live far from this market and are frequent visitors. It is run by a very nice family who…read morealways greet us warmly. They try to carry necessities for the neighborhood and always have my husband's favorite apple juice, which he insists on only getting there. The restaurant is SOOO good! They have a changing array of dishes on their steam tray and you can get large and small bowls with rice, or combo plates with two items, rice, and phenomenal butter naan. They usually have 4-5 choices of meat dishes and 4-5 choices of veggie dishes. Today, I stopped by after work because it was too hot to cook and was craving a little spice. I had the chicken masala and okra and cauliflour. Delicious. The chicken was crazy tender and just the right amount of spice. It comes with some yogurt, tamarind sauce and green hot sauce, with a sprinkling of red onion and cilantro (or parsley?). I could not eat it all because it was a lot and rich, but I am very happy. My hubby got the lamb and the butter chicken. Again, the chicken was super tender and the lamb was from a local farm, Eastside ranch! Everything was wonderful. The samosas are super good, too. Prices are reasonable and the combo plate will absolutely fill you up.

I was in a local motel, and didn't want to go out. I found this place on DoorDash. There was a…read morevery decent sized menu. I called ahead to ask if I could order my curry mild, and he said oh, they're not spicy. The guy on the phone was very nice. I ordered the spinach chicken. Chicken in a spinach, curry sauce, with rice, red onion and cilantro. I also ordered naan bread on the side. The food came very quickly, and it was amazing! The spinach curry chicken was very good. It was rich, but not overly so. The red onion and cilantro added to the flavor. The chicken was delicious, and very tender. . I loved the spinach curry sauce, it had just enough of a "zip" that I noticed that it was there. Hardly spicy at all. The rice was wonderfully fluffy. The naan bread was very tender, and also had a little bit of a richness to it. The meal also came with three sauces. A yogurt sauce, a green sauce, and a tamarind sauce. The yogurt sauce, I put into the curry bowl, which just added to the flavor, the green sauce was a bit too spicy for me, so I left that one to the side, , and the tamarind sauce I used as a dip for the naan. I really loved the tamarind sauce. It was sweet, and just a little bit tangy. . Just right. Both sauces were extremely good. It was a very generous portion, enough that I had plenty left over for a very nice breakfast. It reheated very well in the microwave in the morning. The price was very reasonable, especially with the fact that I got two meals out of it. I will remember this place. Thank you.

Damn good chicken done right every time; always on point. Fat portions, the kind you can split…read more Family owned and operated...a refreshing option in a small town venue. These guys not only kill it with the quality and service, but they helped pioneer the mobile food vendor industry in this neck of the woodz.

I got shaved ice and blackberry lemonade from here and both were very good! Good service with very…read morefriendly owners.

Affordable grocery store and fresh produce Lots of good…read moreselections of seasonal items and personal hygiene Helpful cashiers and manager A little cheaper than Raleys and Safeway

Pretty excited for this one to debut in Fort Bragg. Great prices in this age of overpriced stores…read more Lots of selection and great customer service. Willits is lucky to have it.

The prices are very high. And, you will be charged .50 cents when you spend under $10. Ridiculous…read more I will spend the .50 cents to drive down to Willits and get better prices anyway.

How did you go to Sherwood Market???...it's been out if business since they moved to Karkars Deli…read morenext door. Was that the place you were mistreated and discriminated against by racist public business owners?? Racism in the redwoods...people suck.