On the day I was dragged into this establishment by a local, we were lucky enough to have received…read morea great experience. The line wasn't too long of a wait, despite it being busy and understaffed. They had a cute location, and I really liked the dark wood throughout. They had a dedicated area for sitting, and some things like board games available for groups to enjoy while sipping their beverage of choice. I got a mocha frappé and enjoyed it. It hit the spot on a sunny Eureka day. To my surprise, I got a freebie, with the barista making more than what would fit in the cup. The excess was poured into an additional cup, and given for free. That was awesome. Speaking of the staff, they were great. Despite being a busy day and not many people working, they pushed through and i saw them handle all types of attitudes and customers with great care. I enjoyed my drink here for sure.

We have been back several times since my first review. We got seats this time! Drinks & baked goods…read morewere good.

Friendly and quick service at this coffee stop. You can drive through or park at the shopping…read morecomplex and walk up. They made my latte to order and it was delicious. They have a wide assortment of Toroni syrups to add in and milk alternatives. They also make smoothies.

I can't speak to how good the coffee is or not. This review is strictly about the service. This…read moreplace is extremely slow. I was here a couple of days after Christmas,, and there was only one car in front of me in line. I waited and waited and waited, almost 10 minutes and nothing happening. I just left. Today, I was back in town, I was on Broadway, and so to be fair, I wanted to give them another shot. Again, there was only one car in front of me. At one point, she opened the window, and handed them a drink. It looked like she was making the drinks one at a time. At about the 10 minute mark, I honked my horn to let them know that I was waiting. The lady stuck her head out the window, looked at me, and I politely said, I've been in line almost 10 minutes. She didn't say I'm sorry, she didn't say I'll be right with you,, she just gave me a dirty look, and pulled her head back in the window. Once again, I left. Instead, I went over to jitter bean on Harris across the street from Safeway. There, I was behind three other cars, and even with three cars in front of me, I waited less than 10 minutes. At one point, one of the employees actually came out to the line, asked me what I wanted, took my reusable mug inside and then when I got to the window, my drink was ready. That's the way these places should be doing things. Sorry Gold, Rush, in this case, two strikes and you're out. . There are too many other coffee places in town that I can go to. Thanks anyway.

10/5 No questions. Just go…read more Peanut Butter Brownie is possibly the best dessert I've ever eaten. My buddy had the Campfire Hot Chocolate and it was excellent. Chocolate dipped apricots also amazing.

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.

Lovely place that happens to be vegan. We used the comfortable bar seating. Food was excellent,…read morealthough small and pricey. Drinks were good but pricey also.

Customer service was great but the location is awkward as it's located in a hotel. If you're…read morestaying in the hotel it's probably a convenient place to grab a bite. Otherwise the Arcata location has a much more welcoming ambiance to have a sit-down breakfast and coffee. Employees at the Arcata location seem like they have better barista training/experience as well. Iced drinks at the Eureka location were watery :(

PSA: Apple Maps says this place is pet-friendly but it is not. Not even the outdoor garden is okay…read morefor pets. I walked in with my well-behaved service animal and was immediately told that he could not be there. The staff was very kind and polite about it, however I was confused due to misinformation online.

So charming! Loved the wooden buildings and enjoying my chai latte while soaking in the outdoor…read morewooden hot tub. Seems like things would run smoother if they took online reservations and cards. But there's also something nostalgic about the old school method of call in reservations and cash only. It felt like an authentic Scandinavian experience!

The North Coast Co-op in Eureka is very, very cool! . Located just a few blocks from Old Town at 25…read more4th St. The parking lot is great, always plenty of spots, big and easy to navigate. The produce section is my ultimate fave...so many fresh fruits and veggies! Apples, pears, lemons, pumpkins, grapes, plus a huge variety of tomatoes and mushrooms (king, oyster, wood ear, shiitake, etc.). And the salad greens? Fresh kale, lettuce, lemongrass, mint, basil, yummy! I also love their bulk section, tons of grains, rice, quinoa... you name it. And their alternative milks, so many options! Honestly, this place feels like a mashup of Whole Foods and Trader Joe's, but with that local, eco-friendly heart. The store is clean and well-maintained, staff are super friendly, and there's always fun little things to discover--local soaps, chocolates, jams, honey, wine, and seasonal displays. Plus, the sushi bar upfront is delicious. They also sell cute plants, candles, totes, which makes the store feel extra fun. Yes, it's a little pricier than other supermarkets, but for freshness, variety, quality, and that special eco-friendly, local vibe, it's totally worth it. This is my go-to store. Highly recommend!

They put the love in thier deli sandwiches! They even offer fresh sourdough that they bake…read morethemselves. Good prices and good portions.

Tasty food, friendly service, and well lit space with lots of seating options. Ambience was…read morerelaxed. We ordered lemon poppy seed scone, Turkey sandwich baguette, and garlic twist (I forgot the real name for this) to share. All three were delicious

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.

We loved our coffee!! So so good! Got an iced vanilla latte with an extra shot, hit my soul! The…read morebaristas that helped me gave me help with my husband's order, he loved his drink. The barista and I chatted about her being new to the area like my daughter, hoping it encouraged her. Quick drive thru, clean and easy to navigate.

We like to treat ourselves to coffee here when we are in town visiting family. Our favorite is the…read moreMexican mocha which I got today, and my partner decided to try the holiday eggnog latte. Both drinks were flavorful without being too sweet. Fast and friendly service, will be treating ourselves again next time we are in town!