I've driven past this place all the time, but never stopped. I came in today, because they were…read moredoing a fundraiser for autism. Which I thought was nice. The donuts looked great, and I like the reviews, but this time I came for the Chinese food.. The space is very clean, and the lady who runs the place was very, very friendly and helpful. All of the food looked good. They have both fried and non-fried options. I went for the two item combo, and instead of fried rice and chow mein, I had steamed rice. I ordered the non-spicy curry chicken, and the chicken with carrots and broccoli. Overall, the food was good. The chicken was tender and flavorful, and in both dishes, the veggies were perfectly al dente. The rice was also the perfect texture. On the curry chicken, I don't know if there was a misunderstanding on either of our end, because I did get a spicier chicken dish. it was well within what I'm comfortable with spicy, and the flavor was very good. It just wasn't what I was expecting. But hey, it happens. While food was very good, it was just a tiny bit oily. I could feel a tiny bit of the oil on my lips. Again, I do realize that that's how they cook the food in the wok. For a very large plate of food, I only paid 12 bucks. Extremely reasonable. I would definitely come back to try the donuts next time, and maybe some of the other dishes. Thank you.

I havent been here years never thought the donuts were special. Though I haven't visited in person…read morein about 5 years until this morning, I recently had their apple fritter a week ago which a coworker had brought in to work. It left a very waxy film in your mouth unlike donut mill which makes exceptional apple fritters. I assume they use some solid frying oil like shortening or something. But the real reason for leaving this review is as I came in. I asked for a round glazed cinnamon roll. It was 6.95. An apple fritter was 6.95. A dozen donut holes was 5.95 a glazed donut was 2.95. Are you absolutely out of your mind? The donuts are so mid tier and youre charging more for that filth than a local bakery does for their pastries. Absolutely out of your minds. We would always make fun of this place because the lady would be so obnoxious and always be like and then and then and then what else what else you want what else you want and then what else you want. Like nothing I want one donut that's it. Thank god she wasnt there this morning and it was some other gentlemen. I gladly told him I didn't know donuts were so expensive and I walked out. How does this place still exist a dozen regular donuts are 40 dollars

Best in Humboldt County! My son gave me one of their Apple Fritters it was Awesomeread more

I grew up going to Cherry Blossom Bakery, and for 60 years I have have been returning to get a…read moretaste of my past. I have taken generations here to experience the same great taste I grew up with. In my opinion you will not be disappointed if you are looking for great bakery with a friendly staff. It is Eureka after all , don't be in a rush and enjoy a cookie.

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.

This is a remarkably charming place in Eureka - it really seems to be popular with the local people…read moreof Eureka. It's in a very beautiful section of downtown Eureka. I came early in the morning and only had a donut and small coffee there and the price was reasonable. They have a seating area in front of their counter and a larger seating area adjacent. Lovely wall art that appears to be from local artist. I really want to give it 5 stars - the only downside was - and I have to be honest - there was a homeless man who came into the cafe and started yelling repeatedly at the clerk and other patrons. This is NOT the fault of the owners but when I'm in side of a restaurant or cafe and eating I think it's reasonable to want to feel safe. This was early in the morning and after this aggressive person left there were steadily more and more customers coming in and I felt safer/better This is a great place and I hope anyone who is visiting Eureka to stop by and enjoy this popular place

After growing up and living in New Jersey for 45 years, there was never any shortage of great bagel…read moreshops. The western states are a wasteland when it comes to good bagels. Frankie's fills that niche. The staff are super friendly and there is always a good selection of bagels, just like the Jersey Shore. Salt bagels could use more salt (the big chunks like in NY & NY). I've been here a couple times and If I lived closer, it would be my go to breakfast spot. Will definitely go back.

Great establishment love the bagels and donuts. The whole family loves coming here almost every…read moreweekend. Would I recommend you know I would 10 out of 10

They always have the very best produce, and that is saying a lot because we are actually blessed…read morewith lots of good shopping options in the area. The most recent fabulous find is the strawberries. Only one other vendor, very far away a long time ago, comes close to the incredible taste! Amazing!!! The people here are always kind and interesting. And that includes the people who shop here. It is an easy decision to shop here!!!

This "farm stand" is just incredible - you won't believe it!…read more In addition to fresh produce, flowers, succulents and other plants to take home, they have every local product you could dream of: eggs (chicken and quail), sausages, ground meat, empanadas, chilled desserts, locally made sauces, baked goods, locally made clothing, teas, bath & beauty products, hydrosols, cheeses, antique decor, cards, stickers, treats & gifts for dogs, goat milk soaps & lotions, health tonics... On & on. You can see the vegetables growing, say hi to the farm animals and enjoy the pretty farm. Plus, you will be warmly greeted by the kind owner and lovely employees. This place is 100% worth visiting again & again!

Let me tell you all a story about the most perfect cup of coffee I've ever had…read more It was fall 2002 if my memory serves me. My band was on tour on the East Coast. We had just played the previous night in Atlantic City making our way back to Worcester Massachusetts. It was an overcast morning traveling on the New Jersey Turnpike. Now, what most people living on the West Coast dont know is that all over New England are toll roads. And being that every time you exit you have to pay a toll, they've set up these convenient highway oases (oasises?) that you can enter from either direction without paying to exit the road. These usually consist of a large gas station, one for each direction of traffic exiting and a bunch of fast food and mini-marts all under one roof. KInd of like if a truck stop and a shopping mall food court had a baby. Since it was morning we went for the Burger King but to our disappointment this wasnt an actual Burger King. It was a truck stop express BK with premade food under a lamp with no employees. Being that it was nearly 11:30am. There were only a couple stale breakfast sandwiches left. So we turned around and saw a Dunkin Donuts. Being from the San Francisco bay area, we'd never really experienced Dunkin Donuts or knew what it had to offer. I ordered a maple old fashioned donut and some kind of breakfast sandwich I think... and a coffee. The nice lady working there asked if I wanted cream and sugar. I said yes expecting to get a couple packets of sugar and maybe a powdered creamer packet, but to my surprise she just handed me a lidded to-go cup of coffee. I asked about the accoutrements and she just nodded and said "its in there" In my head I was like "WHAaaaaatt?!!!!!!!!!!!" How do they know how I like it? I'm very particular about my cream and sugar levels... she never asked me. I was VERY sceptical. Then... I took a sip. Temperature, perfect. Coffee flavor, perfect. Cream level, perfect. Sugar level, PERFECT. OH MY GOD. I couldn't believe it how did she do this? I made sure to tell the woman how perfect it was. I was very excited and probably freaked her out a little. People can be a little more surly in the Garden State. I will never forget that cup of coffee. I've had coffee from Dunkin Donuts since but it was never as serendipitous as the Turnpike Dunkins. A few years ago they started selling the coffee beans at the grocery store and everyone was hyping how good it was. It wasn't that good. Which leads me to the Ramones in Piersons Building Center. Here's two things that you also need to know. Pierson's provides free coffee to it's customers and employees. The other is that I am an employee of Piersons. Just to be clear, this isn't Ramones Cafe coffee they're giving away. It's whatever is good-enough-to-drink yet, give-away-free kind of coffee. This is what I usually drink because I'm a cheapskate and it gets me through the day. I've on occasion purchased a latte or two but in the nearly 3 years working there I've never purchased a regular coffee from Ramones. That is, until yesterday. It was medium roast. I added my own cream & sugar but damned if it didn't take me back to that foggy morning on the turnpike. Kudo's Ramones. This is the second best....not second, maybe third.. no I'll have to say definitely in the top 5 cups of coffee I've ever had.

I'm only giving three stars because the salad was large.. obviously to large for the small cups for…read morethe dressing. I literally couldn't taste one bit of dressing in my Caesar salad with chicken. Also.. the chicken came on the side and wasn't mixed in. I lost half of it trying to mix it in. My friend would have enjoyed more of her Bahn Mi Salad aside of there not being enough dressing. She refused to pay the .75 for extra dressing after paying $50 for two white wines and 2 salads. I'm not sure I'll return. ‍

I had such a wonderful experience from Becky. She was so helpful and considerate. Do plan on coming…read moreback in. The vibe was immaculate and calm. Can't wait to come back in for another visit.

I'm so old, the last time I was in this building, it was Duck's market. I've driven by lots of…read moretimes, but I've never come in until today. Parking is street parking only, so it can get tricky during busier times. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. They have a very large food menu, and they also have bagels, pastries, coffee, espresso drinks, , smoothies, beer, and wine. I was in at lunchtime, so I decided to get an "everything bagel" with their sun-dried tomatoes spread. I asked for light spread, and that's what I got. The bagel was amazing! Very tender. I could smell the garlic on the bagel and taste it as well. It was excellent. The spread was both savory and rich, but not overly rich. I loved it. I also had a white mocha. It was a good quality, coffee, and the drink was rich and sweet, but not overly so. I was talking with my sister later, and she told me that their sandwiches and salads are also very good. I decided to come back for dinner. I had the salami, baguette, and one of their lemon squares for dinner. The Salami Baguette had Salami, Jack Cheese, Spinach, Tomatoes, Dijon, and Pesto (Basil, Olive Oil, Garlic, Walnuts, Parmesan, and Salt) That sandwich was amazing! Baguette was soft and delicious, they were generous with the salami, and it had the right amount of cheese. The veggies give it a nice "pop" of freshness, the pesto was rich, but not overly so, and the Dijon and just a tiny bit of a "zip" to it. All of the ingredients played together very well. The lemon square, the crust was flaky, the lemon was creamy, but not overly sweet, and it had just the right amount of powdered sugar on the top. Everything I had there today was fantastic. The prices were reasonable. I will definitely be back to try more items. My only regret is waiting so long before I finally came in. Thanks!

The holiday meals you can order are gross. Totally ruined my family's thanksgiving! Everything…read moretaste of strong rosemary, turkey dry, stuffing nasty, just everything...never again !

I bought six things at Murphys today. Two of them are bad. Garlic and cheese. I have had…read moreproblems with Murphys before not taking expired items off their shelves. Very disappointing.

Very authentic Bánh mì sandwich. The owner is vastly proud of their pork belly, and should be!…read moreWonderfully sweet and friendly staff. My newest addiction.

A simple little "food shack" across the street from target selling darn good sandwiches... it's…read moretheir twist on a banh mi. I pulled up, and the lady comes out to talk to me, she asked me if I had been there before and I said I didn't. She said take a look at the menu, and I will come back to you. It turns out she was going back-and-forth between being the cashier, and taking orders. If they had a box, it wasn't working. I decided to go with the pulled pork sandwich on a baguette, I chose all of the veggies, with no cheese or avocado, which was extra price. I requested the barbecue sauce, which was the non-spicy version. The sandwich was excellent. The baguette was a very high-quality roll, the pulled pork was savory, and all of the veggies were nice and crisp. The barbecue sauce tasted like it was a vinegar based, and it had a great "Tang" to it. It provided a nice pop of acid to offset the richness of the pulled pork. I could only finish half of my sandwich, and I had the other half for dinner. The sandwich came out to $14 and change after tax, , which was reasonable for such a good sandwich. The reason I'm taking off a star, is because of the wait time. The wait time from when I pulled up till when I pulled out with my sandwich was roughly 15 minutes. That's quite a wait for a sandwich. You can order ahead online, but you still have to wait in the line to pick up your food. They do delivery, but they only do one delivery run a day at 11 AM, and so you have to get your order in on time. They shouldn't have the person running back-and-forth between being cashier, and taking orders as well. Maybe have another person taking orders. Hopefully the next time I come back, the wait won't be so long. I wish these guys would get a "brick-and-mortar." They would do very well. Thank you!

This place is amazing what makes it better is all of the negative reviews from M.A.G.A snowflakes…read moregiving shit to the workers for being 'creepy tattooed pronoun pinned libs' to keep me busy while I sip my delicious coffee

Avoid this place unless you like waiting long for your orders or having to wait longer because they…read moredidn't complete your full order. On top of that, this old geyser that works there wont give you drink carriers if you need them because they're too expensive to give out. Makes no sense to have them if you're concerned about one drink carrier losing your store money. And the flies flying in the donut case where they have day old donuts. I'd give it zero stars if yelp allowed it. Enjoy.