Rollervile Cafe is a great place to go to eat. The decor is not that great and the food took a…read morelittle long to get but the food tasted good and it was placed nicely. The biscuits in the gravy were a little stale but the eggs gravy and hash brown tasted great and you could also tell that the vegetables were fresh.

I stopped by this cozy little cafe after leaving the Point Arena Lighthouse after a local fisherman…read moreat the Wharf recommended it. It has a welcoming vibe with both indoor and outdoor seating. I ordered the regular-sized Fish & Chips, which came with 5 pieces of flaky cod, fries, Asian-style coleslaw, lemon, and tartar sauce. For about $20, it was a solid portion and definitely hit the spot. The kind woman brought me check while I was still finishing up, it wasn't a big deal. I'd happily come back if I'm ever in the area again.

LOVED our experience at The Record. The ambiance was truly exceptional, with an absolutely…read morewonderful singer-songwriter artist. The food itself was quite good too. Loved the wings, and the soft serve. I think there was a bit too much going on with the bratwurst, but it wasn't bad at all. Hugely recommended!

Food choices are limited here in Point Arena, especially during the week so we decided to give this…read moreplace a try since they had a jazz quartet performing and pier place was closed. The place is lively, the vibes are great, and the service attentive- however, the food is another story. We started out with a michelada and a sangria - both were decent. Next ordered the bean dip that came with a beet hummus and a black bean dip plus bread to eat it with. The dips were just ok flavor wise, but the bread that it came with was burnt, overly salty and just not enjoyable. We were hungry and hoping this was just the wrong item to order. So we ordered the buffalo wings that took FOREVER to come out and it's probably because they were busy overcooking them- super dry chicken meat and the most unpalatable potato wedges that I have been served. Several pieces looked rotten and they were completely drenched in oil. No crisp, overcooked- disgusting. Paid $70 + tip and left hungry. Unfortunately, once we left there no other food places were open. Won't be back.

Gama, in my opinion, is the best restaurant on the coast. Now, I have to admit, I have not yet been…read moreto Harbor House; however, I have been to Gama at least 6 times and each meal was spectacular. Last Saturday I ate there with my son, Julian, and every single plate was utter perfection. Josh sent us the best karaage chicken I have ever eaten in my life. The meatballs, the Hamachi, the chicken oysters, the pork belly... EVERYTHING was sublime. And don't even get me started on the miso-glazed black cod. Pure heaven. Even their wasabi is stellar. Emma and David were in the dining room and the service, as always, was impeccable. It was personable, attentive, and warm. Another lovely aspect of an evening spent with my son who was visiting. We were both looking very much forward to our meal at Gama. Anyone who appreciates Japanese Izakaya and has not tried Gama, is missing out. YOU NEED TO GO. We are so lucky to have such an amazing restaurant in Point Arena. If I could go every single day, I would. THANK YOU, Gama!

Lovely food experience at Gama. I see why this place was so busy and hyped up…read more We split several options, and all of them were great. My favorites were the miso soup and the chicken. But nothing missed, truly. Huge fan! Definitely recommended!

Garcia River Casino Sits in an…read moreOpen ranch style area - in Point Arena, They have very friendly staff, just a handful of machines, and we had a great time! After driving and seeing most all the natural sites, forest trails and beaches in the area in the morning and early afternoons, we were returning from Fort Bragg and decided to follow the signs to Garcia's River Casino for some nightlife. There were only six cars in the parking lot. Walked in and they had a slot tournament ending in 10 minutes, so we played and I won first place! With my more play, we sat next to each other on two machines and had a ball! Both machines kept giving us bonus rounds and terrific combinations. It's a very small casino, and a different activity for us for the week. But it sure was fun! It doesn't compare to LV or other casinos, but gave them 3 stars because we had a great time playing their machines. For us, It was definitely worth a stop.

Extremely small casino, esp in relation to how long it took to get there. Mostly older machines. I…read moredid manage to win a little, so I guess that made it okay.

Golden latte is SOOO GOOD you'll wished you bought 3!!!!! Like a cookie in a cup…read more.. Yum yum yum I picked up some scones, gingerbread pudding muffins and frozen English muffins Soo glad we stop

True, this place has good Location and nice views from the…read moreoutdoor dining area. The scones were good but one had to ask for butter and there were only two types of jam and very similar flavors?? No variety The staff were the downside. Not at all friendly, seemed as though it was an imposition for them to help you. Will find coffee and baked goods elsewhere

Stopped by Maritime for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. The restaurant was recommended and had great…read morereviews so we decided to check it out. The inside of the restaurant is cute and cozy with a few outside tables as well. Our server was very friendly and helpful with deciding what we should order. The food was delicious. Recommend if you're driving on the 1 near Mendocino and are looking for a tasty meal!

What a pleasant surprised that Elk has this amazing addition to the restaurant mix…read more Farm to table concept with outdoor seating. From the grill corns salad to the squids salad, the juicy fried chicken and grilled cheese ( missing the tomato soup dip) but nonetheless it was excellent. My sis went two days in a row and also love the rice bowl. Friendly and prompt service. Thank you for feeding us with exceptional everything all around!

The food was well seasoned and full of flavor, with every dish prepared just right. The mixed…read moredrinks were perfectly balanced and complemented the meal wonderfully. They The service was friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. Overall, it was a great dining experience, and everything exceeded our expectations. The out door dining experience was chill and relaxing.I would definitely come back and highly recommend this place to anyone looking for good food, great drinks, and excellent service!

We drive by at least once every few months. Last time we stopped we had our dogs and there was no…read moreseating outside on that day of the week. They were packed so we had pizza across the street (Stock Yard or Farm..?) it was perfect! But we knew we'd be back. Today was our day. I ordered a small plate which was the Chicken Pot Pie and my husband ordered the Reuben. To say we're disappointed is an understatement. I opened my bowl and it was Chicken Pot Pie "soup". His Reuben was the tiniest sandwich with not a lot of meat and the pastrami was very chewey and rubbery. He couldn't take one bite without pulling it apart with his fingers. So when he said he was not impressed, I thought, I know I didn't misread the chicken pot pie (I really wanted the crust). So I looked on their menu and I was right. They forgot the entire pie part, or as it says in the description "house-made, buttery crust". If we hadn't gotten the order for takeout, we would've taken it back but we were 5 miles down the road. They tried talking him into a piece of chocolate cake-that's a scary after thought... Skip it - try the Poppy Cafe or Stock Farm. They're both delish and they don't skimp.

I read that the average price for 2 people to eat there was between $50 and $100. I thought they…read morewere exaggerating . I looked at the menu and we're talking hamburgers fish and chips etc. it's a very casual place, not white tablecloth fancy dining at all, very casual. We each ordered fish and chips. $29 each! It comes with French fries and an itsy bitsy 1 oz. container of coleslaw. Period. It comes with two big pieces of fish, but the breading is about 8-in thick. It was very greasy and way overcooked. I was not all impressed with the food. The service was good and the view is a million dollar view with a fresh flower on the table. We only had water to drink, no cocktails, nothing else. nothing special. Out bill came to something like $76. I would not go back there. I could walk around the Pelican Bluff coastal trail for the amazing view.

The views and ambiance was amazing. It was a welcome stop after the hours of driving and through…read morethe windy forest for dinner. The pasta pescatore I thought was a tad bit too salty, which can accumulate on you as you finished the whole dish. I was also disappointed that the biggest clam of the 3 I had wouldn't open and they weren't able to open it up when I asked. Osso Buco was delicious. The clam chowder was also delicious and tasted perfect to me. The blackened salmon that was seasonal with the orzo rice was also delicious. The meditterean burger was a big miss since they first forgot to give the fries, it was missing lettuce, the basil and sumac from what I heard (inside the patty) wasn't detectable. The little pickle there I guess is more for garnish? To compensate they took it off the bill though.

We loved the great music and just loved our beautiful server, Caroline. She's amazing! Not sure how…read moreshe kept all of our orders straight and personality to boot. What a joy

As a total food snob who spent 6 years in LA and now living in San Diego, I'm used to big city…read morerestaurants with Michelin stars, designer interiors, and fancy menus. We spent the week up in Clear Lake at a family member's lake house, and went out to dinner for our final night. We heard this area was an old gold rush settlement town, so I was expecting a super simple and honestly mediocre dining experience. From the second we turned down Main St., my mind was changed for the better. The street is certainly quaint, but super cute. Blue Wing Saloon in particular has been modernized while still keeping that old town charm. We walked in the front door and were immediately greeted by both gals working the bar + outdoor seating. We were told we could sit wherever we wanted, and opted for a patio seat that had the great outdoor feel, but also a view to check in on Thursday Night Football ;) Kameron our waitress might've made my entire week. She was instantly SO bubbly, sweet, funny, and cool, while also being professional, gave great meal recommendations, and was so quick to refill waters, check in on us, etc. 100000/10 server experience. Now the food!! Again, me, food snob. Italian. Why do I keep ordering pasta in public? It's my favorite but half of the time it lets me down... not here!!! I ordered the jambalaya on special which was served in a tomato cream sauce and it was chef's freaking kiss. Flavorful sauce, great consistency, tons of fresh meat. The sauce tasted seriously homemade! My fiance got the fish and chips, which was recommended by Kameron as one of her faves, and he absolutely agreed. A lot of fish and chips have way too much breading in comparison to the fish meat, and this did not skimp out at all. I'm not even a huge fish and chips fan and I loved this meal paired with the tartar sauce! Oh she also happily let me order a lemon drop martini despite not explicitly being on the menu. We love a flexible drink order! We got appropriately (and easily) tempted into dessert and a rose liquor, mostly because I just loved the ambiance so much and kept wanting to hangout with Kameron! We were totally full but decided, why not.. We ordered the pound cake with fresh berries, and Kameron helped us workshop what we wanted the rose liquor to be served with, and she nailed it in hot toddy form. It was all around the most amazing post dinner treat I could've asked for. Every single aspect of this dining experience made my freaking week. Cannot wait to come back!!!!