Dear Four Sisters Cafe Team, My family and I were recently…read moreworking in Roseville on a theater, and discovered your cafe. We had a wonderful experience; the food was delicious, particularly the homemade biscuits and amazing pancakes. We truly appreciated the warm welcome and the opportunity to speak with one of the sisters. It was a heartfelt conversation, and it is clear that your establishment is run with a lot of love. To anyone looking for a really good place to eat, look no more. If we are ever in the area again that is our go to place. 5 stars isn't enough to rate this place. PS. Lisa we will remember you forever.

I went today to Four Sisters around 2 PM and it seemed like it wasn't bustling with people around…read morethat time, so I was able to be seated quickly. During that time, they served me a glass of water and I quickly ordered the BBQ Chicken sandwich - I had looked at the menu earlier - with a side of fruit. The sandwich was really great! They served the sandwich with the grilled, chicken breast, bacon, and BBQ sauce with the lettuce, tomatoes, and onions on the side. I'm not a fan of onions, so I did not have those, but it was nice to have the lettuce and the tomatoes have that nice taste when it hasn't been smothered in BBQ sauce or others as it's being cooked by the chicken like other places prepare them. I honestly left satisfied. This place really did live up to the recommendations and reputation it has. Our gym, Positive Impact Fitness always talks about this place and it was really worth it. I shall return in due time.

Brunch restaurant [Rocklin CA]…read more I have been wanting to try this restaurant for the longest time but now I have a better excuse. I was able to use a birthday reward. Serving breakfast and lunch this cafe is located in Rocklin. I ordered the sausage Lil Breakfast a mini size from the full version. All lil breakfasts are served with one egg any style, house potatoes or fruit and your choice of toast. This is perfect size for my appetite. The two sausage links were big and juicy. They gave a good portion of the potatoes. They fit all of this in one small plate LoL! There are plenty of seating inside and even more on their outdoor patio. Lots of natural lighting from the windows. Great place for comfort and country cooking serving American breakfast and lunch. Great customer service. Pay at the counter. Review #4027

The service was great in this cute little cafe. However, my "over medium" eggs were actually over…read moreeasy, completely liquid. When I asked our server, she said that's how they're supposed to be - "just the white part cooked". Then, I wonder, what would over easy be...raw? LOL. The chicken fried steak and gravy was quite good.

I have been meaning to try this place out but being on a constant diet bc youre a fat bastard makes…read moreit difficult. Seeing as how its bulking season, I finally had a chance to give it a shot and boy am I glad I did. This is probably my new favorite breakfast spot. Its not perfect, but its still great. We got the Cooter's benedict...which isnt really a Benedict but more just biscuits and gravy. The sausage was surprisingly hand made! I couldn't believe it. Usually most places just give you pre-made Jimmy Dean's type of sausages. My wife doesnt like sausage in general and she actually loves the sausage here. The country potatoes are something that I skip almost everytime from every single breakfast spot, but for what is probably the first time ever, they were actually seasoned! Whatever person thought that just putting oil, onions, and bell peppers in a pan for a few minutes and the serving it should be castrated. The plate could have used more gravy, but the biscuits were so fluffy they basically fell apart and weren't dry and hard like some places. And you know how some places charge to split a plate? Not here! We also got the stuffed French toast which was just as great. The toast wasn't too eggy, plenty of scratch made whipped cream, and weren't skimpy on the blueberries either. Also wasn't overstuffed where all you could taste was cream cheese. I did try the homemade looking jam, but I would say its a bit concerning. I cant imagine them cleaning out the container after every table leaves and you never know what type of person before you is in the jar. All in all, this is the new default breakfast spot for sure.

Such a huge bummer! Is this place under different ownership or have they changed their…read moremenu/standards? We tried this spot out for the first time this morning after driving by it for years. The Owner's Yelp business description states they "specialize in breakfast", which sounded awesome. Reviews and photos looked so promising. Our experience was nothing like what others have shared though :( The space is nice and spacious, with an old school vibe which we liked, and we were so hopeful upon entering for the first time. Service was polite enough...but felt insincere and disinterested in taking good care of the customer. The one employee who I felt actually cared was the hostess, but the waitstaff seem to just be going through the motions. We shared it was our first time coming and we were excited to treat ourselves to a rare breakfast out. We needed a few extra minutes to study the menu since it was our first visit, but then we got forgotten about. I attempted to catch the waitresses attention numerous times with no success. After waiting about ten minutes longer than was reasonable, I did seek out the hostess's help in tracking down someone who could take our order. She was super apologetic, but of course it wasn't her job as she was busy seating people and handling her own tasks. The biggest disappointment was the food - in looking back at the photos the French toast we ordered looked nothing like the photos - first, when I asked what the difference between the 1/2 and full order was we were told it was 4 slices vs. 6 slices. That definitely seemed to justify the price so we ordered a half order for my young boy and I to share. What came out was shockingly different - it was two tiny slices of bread that looked like the inexpensive sliced grocery store bread. Because it was already small thinly sliced bread before being cooked, it was truly tiny once plated. We were honestly surprised they felt comfortable serving it. Maybe they ran out of their thick large French toast bread? No matter, they certainly shouldn't have served what we received though. It was confusing and embarrassing, IMO. So, we were misinformed that it was a 4 slice portion when it was 2 small thin slices of bread cut in half...that is not 4 slices of French toast. And then the waitress didn't come around our entire meal so I couldn't inquire about it until we were done. I ended up giving the French toast to my boy who ate it all in under 120 seconds, no joke (because there wasn't much to eat) and then he said he was still hungry. I, too, was quite hungry. Other family members agreed that the taste was good, but nothing special, and the servings did not match the high prices. So, the food was tasty enough but the portions were unreasonably small and do not justify the price, the service lacks greatly, and the misinformation was truly disappointing and misleading. When I did politely ask at the end about why she said it was 4 slices vs. 6 slices the waitress backpedaled stating it was 4 halves vs. 6 halves...and then she apologized that we were leaving hungry and offered me a biscuit. ??? Why would I want a biscuit? I just wanted the meal the waitress told me I was ordering. I wanted what some previous customers have shared in their photos here. The French toast in the photos here on Yelp looks legit and exactly what we wanted and expected...again, so odd the kitchen staff felt comfortable plating up the order we received. Zero quality control there. Honestly, it was just a weird and disappointing experience that had us leaving hungry and unsatisfied, so we went home and prepared a meal there. We are super chill people with realistic expectations, so for us to struggle with this first experience says a lot about how subpar it was. The price of a soft drink is unreasonable as well ($5) - which isn't a huge deal, but with the disappointing food it was just the icing on the cake. A large cup is served but it's completely filled with ice. When asked if we wanted a refill she brought a small cup over with 85% ice and some soda, using that small cup to refill the large cup...splashing soda all over the table and then having to use her dirty damp rag shoved in her apron pocket to clean it up around our food plates was definitely unsanitary and made us cringe. There were customers there though - not sure if they were first-timers like us due to the new Farmers Market, but maybe they do have a repeat clientele so none of this matters to them because they can keep their doors open without new customers like us. Sad to try a local business we were excited about and then have this disappointing experience. We envisioned making trips to the new Farmers Market across the street often and then enjoying a wonderful breakfast afterwards, as a nice new Saturday morning tradition. Sadly we will not be returning to this restaurant.

Breakfast with my son and brother turned out to be a great start to the day. We decided to try this…read morespot and I'm glad we did. The Louisiana themed decor was cute and fun. My son kept pointing out the decorations and really got a kick out of the theme while we waited for our food. He ordered a huge pancake which definitely lived up to the name. I went with the Cajun omelette and my brother ordered the Riverboat omelette. The portions were generous and everything came out hot. I did feel the dishes were a little light on salt, but the flavors were still good and the amount of food you get makes it a great value. We also tried the fried green tomatoes which were a nice addition to the meal. Overall it was a solid breakfast and I would happily come back again.

Although we enjoyed our visits to Huckelberry's, we can no longer eat there (or at the one on…read moreFoothill Drive). On Tuesday, January 20th, my wife fell in their Ladies restroom. I had asked one of their excellent staff members to see if she was ok -- she had been in there for some time. She WAS OK. l finally went into the room (10 minutes later) to check on her myself. Between the time of the first check & "now", she HAD fallen on the semi-wet floor & couldn't get up by herself. My wife has Parkinson's disease . I helped her up but we had to leave immediately for the Emergency Room - she had broken something in her arm! After casting her wrist (& having x-rays of her head, neck wrist, & arm), we drove home. The next day, Wednesday, January 21st, I talked with another friend at Huckelberries while I was picking up an Arnold Palmer for my wife, I jokingly said that we should sue the establishment. After a couple of laughs, I reiterated that this was just a joke. She shared this information with Dominic, her manager. Dominic immediately texted me saying we could no longer eat there. Also if ANYONE working there talked with myself or my wife, they would be fired immediately! I shared with him that I had been joking & I stated that we would not do anything more. I was just JOKING. (A lousy Joke, I realize now, but a joke nonetheless.) During our limited back & forth "talking", NOT ONCE DID HE ASK HOW MY WIFE WAS!! Not Once! I feel that this was something that anyone, especially with a business background, should/would ask. But not Dominic. Therefore, I feel that this business, this MANAGER, receives the very lowest of ratings from me.

Stopped in at The Window Box Café for lunch and was pleasantly surprised. True to its name, the…read moreplace is small--about the size of an actual window box--but the charm is big. The décor is adorable, cozy, and welcoming, with sweet little touches that make it feel homey. I had the bacon cheeseburger, and it was cooked just right--flavorful, juicy, and satisfying. I paired it with a fruit cup that was fresh and well-portioned, with strawberries, grapes, pineapple, and orange slices. Everything tasted great, and even though I couldn't finish it all, it definitely hit the spot. Would absolutely stop by again if I'm in the area. A cute, comforting place for a casual bite! The service was excellent. The lovely lady who owns the place was kind to us and took really good care of us.

Saturday, 7/19/2025 - Tried The Window Box Cafe for the first time. Address is 6835 Five Star Blvd,…read moreRocklin, CA 95677. Upon arrival... Pros 1) there were plenty of parking when we arrived. It was nice and quiet in the restaurant. We can hear one another talk. 2) restaurant looked clean. Cups, plates, utensils all looked clean. 3) water tasted good. No funky, metal or weird taste. 4) all the food dishes we ordered were good. Cafe mocha drink was good. 5) server was nice and professional. She brought extra napkins for our table and ensure our water cups were refilled with water. 6) they didn't rush us out. 7) bathroom was clean. Two separate bathroom. One stall in each. For men or women. 8) our server bright be a cup of water to go. So sweet of her. It was a hot day today. Cons 1) took them a while to come take our orders. There was only two other people in the restaurant. 2) the Arnold Palmer tea was not good. Not sweet. My friend absolutely did not like it and returned it. They didn't charge us for it. Conclusion Cute and clean little restaurant. Nice large parking lot with plenty of parking. I only saw one person working in the front with us. She was very nice. Our foods were all good. Bathroom was clean. Not too bad here

I love this place! Everything is always pleasant the foods always on point and they don't ever…read moremiss with the mimosas

Very disappointed in the service we received from here. I came with my husband and 2 kids over the…read moreweekend and we were seated outside (which was ok because we saw they had patio heaters) Unfortunately after being seated we were told that the patio heaters were not available for us to use, so it was FREEZING. We ordered our food and were asked if we wanted the kids meals to come out first because the kids were getting antsy, so of course we said yes. 30 minutes later, the adults food came out FIRST. Our kids were super hungry at this point, and we waited another 10 minutes before our 8 year olds meal came. Still waiting on our 2 year olds meal 15 minutes later, I got up and said something. It was 30 minutes after the adults got their meal that my 2 year old got her meal. Everyone was finished eating at this point. It took 40 minutes for my oldest to get French toast and AN HOUR FOR MY OTHER DAUGHTER TO GET A MICKEY MOUSE PANCAKE. Completely unacceptable service. Yet they kept seating more and more people. If you can't accommodate the people sitting that have already ordered, don't keep seating more people.

The restaurant was really busy at the time. We had to park at the hotel but luckily we found a spot…read moreafter checking in. I recommend coming after 12 to find parking. They do have signs in the restaurant warning about getting towed if parked at other businesses. As for the food, everything was delicious! Every time I order an omelette from a restaurant, they always turn out watery and/or soggy but this wasn't it at all. The egg was actually firm and they had a good balance of meat and vegetables in it. There was nothing to criticize about the benedict. I actually sort of wanted to switch my omelette for the benedict lol The waffle was really good too. It wasn't really sweet compared to other restaurants and it didn't really become soggy (it was saved for last). If I'm ever in the Roseville/Rocklin area again, I would definitely come back.

I never knew this place existed. My coworkers ended up taking me here for our lunch…read more We go there and it was packed, pretty crowded for a Tuesday, but I guess it's pretty popular. We waited for a bit, but was sat after. The customer service was really good and everyone there was nice. The interior was cozy and modern. I ended up getting the huevos ranchero which was seasoned well and tasted really good.

Tucked away in the corner of a shopping center lies this gem of a cafe!…read more I met up with a friend for brunch and brought our babies along. There was lots of parking right in front of the restaurant that made getting inside super convenient. There was plenty of room for us to sit at a large table with our babies in high chairs & strollers nearby. Inside the cafe is decorated very nicely. The staff were so kind and welcoming too. I ordered a mocha and the sweet cheese crepes. My mocha was the perfect balance of sweetness and chocolatey! I savored every sip. The real star of the show though, were the crepes. They were perfectly soft but with a slight crisp on the outside just like I like them. The filling was sweet but not overly and was well balanced with the slight bitterness from the berry topping on the crepes. Overall the ambiance, food, and accessibility make this a great spot for brunch! Will definitely be coming back.

This place has vibes for days! The decor leans heavily into the green plant aesthetic. The outdoor…read moreeating area is very inviting with market lighting and plentiful plant life. There is also a side area to eat, however there were a number of flies buzzing around, which made it unappetizing (this was kept my review from being a full five stars). The indoor area is a mix of dark woods and faux plants, which creates a relaxed atmosphere. As for the food, there was only one plant-based (vegan friendly) option for me: the cilantro lime avocado toast. This came topped with micro greens and pickled onions, and with a side of potatoes. The portions were very generous for the price and the food was delicious. The food came out in a reasonable amount of time and the staff were kind. I also ordered an Americano that was good. This spot is like a little hidden green jewel in Citrus Heights. I hope more businesses fill out this complex so they can continue to do well.

Recently saw photos of this place all over social media and knew it had to go on the list. Being…read morethat it was our first time I was so nervous about if you needed a reservation and how busy they would be. They were able to get us a table outside under the heating lamps in about a half hour. The food was fresh, flavorful and hot! I got the Smoked Brisket Hash with a side buttermilk biscuit and the seasonal spritz to drink. My date got to the banana bread french toast. I enjoyed my meal and the date enjoyed theirs as well. Staff were super friendly, they answered questions as well as made recommendations. Next time I would like to get there earlier or make a reservation as to sit inside. I did notice outside they had a counter top and stools where they do wood fired pizza, and would like to try that sometime too. Overall I really enjoyed my experience and will be back with friends & family.

The aesthetics here are gorgeous. It is nestled in high hand nursery and the live plants really do…read moremake the restaurant beautiful. I came on a busy weekend and waited 40 minutes for a table. It didn't feel that long because I was able to browse for a new plant while waiting. I had the pretzel 9/10. The beer cheese wasn't as strong as I would have liked it but it tasted delish. The crab Benedict 9/10. It was real crab and was fried beautifully. Overall the place was nice but the food was expensive. It's a nice treat.

We stopped and grabbed some breakfast burritos at Short Stuff Cafe. It's located inside Chevron at…read more1505 Eureka Road in Roseville, CA. I ordered the David's Breakfast Burrito - Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Potato, Green Onion, Pepper Jack In a grilled Flour Tortilla (I got mine with onions). It tastes like it's homemade. They use real potatoes instead of french fries. It's a solid breakfast sandwich. Just make sure to get hot sauce!!!!!

Short Stuff Cafe is delicious and convenient, especially when you need to get Chevron gas at the…read moresame time. Lots of variety with a meat heavy menu for protein lovers. Made to order are grilled breakfast burritos, sandwiches, burgers, and wraps. They have a few grab & go selections on their counter display. I got myself a Freddy's breakfast burrito ($12) containing eggs, mushrooms, sausage, bacon, green onions and pepper jack cheese. It was hearty and filling. Short Stuff has their own counter but you pay the gas station attendant. If the POS system is down and you don't have cash, they have one of those private ATMs for a fee. Probably better to just bring cash. Closed Monday, they have limited opening hours depending on the day, so make sure to double check before heading out. You can call ahead to pre-order too.