Nothing beats a cute cafe on the main street of a small town, and Sina's Backroads Cafe is the…read moreperfect stop for a quick bite in Sutter Creek. You order up front before taking a seat and there is a good selection of sandwiches for lunch as well as coffee and freshly-baked goods. We missed the window for breakfast but they also serve made-to-order breakfast dishes. My husband and I just wanted a smaller meal for lunch that day, so we settled on the 1/2 sandwich and soup combo. While the portion sizes are on the smaller side, they were balanced and filling for what we wanted (as well as very reasonably priced), and we ended our meal with an in-house baked oatmeal raisin cookie. The cookie was huge and packed with oats but still delicious, with the proper texture and not overly sweet. Our sandwiches were simple yet delicious, with fresh ingredients and bread. The clam chowder was the soup of the day and so so good, I love when clam chowder has potatoes with the skin still attached. Our food also arrived pretty quickly, I would say within 10 minutes of ordering. Water is self-serve. We did not get a chance to try their coffee or the quiche that they're known for, but we will return to Sina's for sure and definitely recommend this cute little cafe for anyone looking for a quick, cozy meal in Sutter Creek!

Coffee was delicious, as were the biscuits! Folks working were very welcoming and service was…read morewonderful, will definitely return next time I'm in Sutter Creek!

Nice atmosphere, good service and really good Senior Menu. Highly recommend. I think their…read moreBreakfast is my first choice.

Went for lunch. It wasn't great Burger was VERY processed. Takes like freezer burnt patty.read more

Cute trailer with positive vibes selling great coffee that truly is donation based. Nice shaded…read morepicnic benches to sit and chat, and convenient location next to Main Street . We will definitely be making it a regular spot

They've added a drive thru! They make an awesome caramel macchiato and it's all donation based and…read moreis associated with the church next door. They have prayer slips and are charity based. They have really awesome polite kids running it too! My only side note is if you wear a uniform the parking lot is all fluffy dust type dirt so don't wear your boots until after you stop but the drive thru has pretty much solved that issue!

Found this cute little gem!! Coffee on point, avocado toast excellent!! Atmosphere amazing…read more Definitely will be back

we were camping and happened to yelp the cutest little coffee shop, Church and Main! let's dive in:…read more FOOD/DRINK i'm still dreaming of my maple cold brew. it wasn't overly sweet, good coffee (counter culture.. YUM), and the flavor was divine. we ordered the breakfast burrito which my stomach ate first -- not even sorry. so delicious! my cousin got the avocado toast, and when i tell you that bread had the perfect crust and pillowy soft center; i think i had died and gone to heaven for a sec. they get their bread from across the street (we love small businesses that support other small businesses)! SERVICE we were a larger party, and they were able to accommodate us in the back room. Erica, Marion, Jaylynn, Anna, and Nelly were working their butts off! it was absolutely packed while we were there, and they were all extremely kind, had smiles on their faces, and hard working. 10/10 service! AMBIANCE i mean look at the pics.. need i say more? SO cutesy. PARKING lots of street parking for a sunday (mid-morning). there's also an adjacent small parking lot nearby. but park far away and check out all the cutesy shops and business on main st.! i'm not often in the area, but will go out of my way to come here now knowing what a great addition to the area Church and Main is!

We had an unexpected visit to this gem in Amador City. The woman that assisted us was lovely. We…read moreselected quite a few items and sat in the courtyard. My husband said the scones were delicious and perfectly baked. We'll be back, delightful, inviting place with heavenly healthy food and nice people. Thank you!

Amador City welcomes a new bakery that is still in its soft opening. I enjoyed one of their fresh…read moreblueberry muffins this morning. They will maintain tourist hours Friday through Sunday, offering ice cream, coffee bar, morning pastries and soon a grab-and-go picnic section.

Our family took a quick weekend trip up to Arnold to have some fun in the snow. This was our first…read moretime here and we decided to check out this place for breakfast. It definitely did not disappoint. It's a cute little local bistro. Super cozy and warm with a super friendly staff! The food is good and the coffee drinks are delicious!! It's on the pricey side but understandable since I'm sure they get a lot of visitors. Why not charge more? It's a place to check out if you are staying up in Arnold!

We stopped by for a quick bite to eat on the way back from a weekend getaway in the mountains and…read morewere not disappointed. The portions were generous and I appreciated having the option of a salad as a side in an attempt to counteract the BLT lol. The bacon was thick and perfectly cooked and my husband's pulled pork sandwich was out of this world, I don't know which I liked better! It was very crowded but the staff kept up and food was delivered at a good pace. I will say, there were a ton of kids so it was loud, but that's not shocking during lunch on a weekend.

Nothing beats grabbing an iced coffee on a lovely spring afternoon…read more I was in Jackson for some errands and wanted to check out the local coffee shop. It's been on my list for a while, but every time I wanted to go, it's been closed. Be forewarned that Boilerworks closes at 3 pm daily. The cafe sits in a quiet area at the end of Main Street, so it can be somewhat easy to miss. I ordered one of their specialty drinks, dubbed The Artemus, which is a hazelnut dirty chai with caramel sauce. There were no photos on Yelp showing the current menu and prices (until now as I'm sharing a photo of the menu), so I was a bit surprised by the cost of my drink. For a small town, I wasn't expecting to pay almost $10 for my chai. Note that I'm used to higher drink prices as I have plenty of boba, but none of my boba drinks have ever cost $10, however. I took it with a grain of salt and chalked it up to supporting a local small business. The nice lady/cafe owner made my Artemus for me super quickly, as I was the only customer. Her black Lab, which was adorable, was sleeping by her desk when I walked in. Upon receiving my drink, I took a seat outside at one of the metal stools. I didn't see the bookstore featured in the Yelp photos, so next time I'll have to return to check it out. The Artemus had a good flavor and thankfully, for the price, my cup was not full of ice (like some other big chain coffee place *cough cough*). Also, the iced drinks only come in one size (20 oz). To be fair, I think the drink is worth the price as it's definitely not watered down and it's taking me a while to finish it (currently typing this review while birdwatching on our property). All in all, while the prices are a bit steep, I would still recommend Boilerworks Cafe, and it's conveniently in downtown Jackson right off the 49.

BOILERWORKS HAS MOVED! Same great coffee, same great smiling faces. Boilerworks is on the far end…read moreof their old location by the National Hotel. Their new little nook is so quaint, love the room across the way for puzzles, books and gathering. The owners are always so nice. I like to avoid the chain coffee spots where I can and Boilerworks is my first stop before strolling Main St.

Decent camp store for the RV park but was driving through looking for coffee and paid $15 for two…read morevery bad coffees. Store seemed clean but the coffee and espresso was so badly burnt sorry I have to let others know we don't recommend for coffee or food

Friendly service and good little gift shop with a small Cafe for coffee and ice cream.read more

Great coffee, great location, great atmosphere. The…read morebaristas were friendly and informative. I chose to enjoy a classic latte with coconut milk. My intent was to try something that would highlight the taste of the espresso. I was not disappointed. The beans were perfectly roasted and the latte was delicious. I intend on making this place my go-to for a morning cup of coffee the next time I'm in the area. With Gratitude, Vanessa

- Cappuccino 12oz Ceramic Cup - Price: $4.70…read more- Roast: dark, 2 oz Espresso - Milk: Whole - Foam Art: none - TOD: 8:00 am - Prep: More than 5min (three orders up) - Machine: Iberital Expression - Roaster: Gold Country - Baked Goods: Yes - Menu: Breakfast - Review: Italian roast; 2oz balanced with 5oz steamed milk/5oz foam. Milk to espresso ratio weighted heavily in favor of il latte compared to the traditional 1:1:1 coffee, steamed milk, milk foam. A velvety, milky forward espresso drink fortified with protein from the extra whey. - Tip Worthy?: 20% Level (Rating Scale: 0%; 10%; 15%; 20%; 25%; 25%+) - Customer: Locals mix amiably with tourists here as they have in the mother lode since before the days of Black Bart.

Overpriced!!! They purposely don't have price tags so they can make up random prices and charge you…read moreunnecessary fees. Surcharges on debit although it's ILLEGAL to do so!! Reporting them asap

The store itself is ok, your basic liquor store. Although, it does has an above-average liquor…read moreselection. HOWEVER, the service is awful! I've been there multiple times, and service is poor every time. The clerks are usually on their phones or otherwise disinterested. Don't bother asking them a question because they either can't be bothered or don't know. They make DMV workers look highly ambitious!