Went twice for breakfast while in town. Had 2 eggs over easy with bacon and sourdough toast one day…read moreand waffle (regular, not Belgian) the next. Generous serving of bacon. Great service. My son had fresh muffins both days which were outstanding. Others in our party enjoyed their meals too. They wet so accommodating and friendly with repeated coffee refills. Would definitely go back.

We were in town to bury my father in law, a lifetime Greenville resident. Thinking it would be a…read morenice break, we took our mother in law out to breakfast. We asked for a table outside because she can't hear well, and the cafe was bustling and loud. The staff seated us, but had to move tables around outside. The hostess and a "regular" of the cafe said things like "this is what we do in a tourist economy." "We have to accommodate the tourists." As if we were a bother and they were bending over backward to accommodate us. Because my mother in law was there, and she is emotionally raw right now, I avoided conflict. So I'll say now, what I wanted to say to those snarky, rude employees Thursday: My husband's family has had a plot in the Taylorsville cemetery for longer than those two ladies been alive -- combined. His grandmother had 2 restaurants in Greenville. His mother is a fixture in the community, living through the Dixie fire and coming back to rebuild her life. Now she'll bury her husband there. My sister and brother in law worked in public service in Quincy for decades. We aren't tourists. And even if we were, you were incredibly unwelcoming. You made a sad day worse. The food was fine.

Great customer service and fast. I love coffee and usually…read moreget a certain but decided to try there PSL iced. I was pleasently surprised that it was not overly sweet. It had a perfectly balanced coffee taste. The atmosphere is cute small town cozy coffee place. I will definitely be back

Luv The Coffeehouse for good brews, the staff, quick food fare, guitars for the patrons to play,…read moreand a fantastic social scene. Courtyard, semi-private upstairs lounge, music acts, etc. Go!

A traditional in this quaint town!! We had to stop....not…read moreonce but twice!! They still have dollar cones!!!! Had the breakfast fries... egg nice and runny , sausage was tasty and the fries cooked perfectly. Husband had loaded hot dog and he said it was exactly what he wanted!! Lots of toppings. Outdoor seating is new and still under plenty of shade with a small creek running thru it. Everything clean and well kept up. Later evening stop. Had to have ice cream! Soft serve cones... half and half is well proportioned! Worth the stop no Matter how long the line looks!!

I ordered a sandwich and was given this disgusting, wilted, slimy-looking piece of lettuce…read more Seriously, look at the picture. How does someone preparing food see this and think it's acceptable to serve to a paying customer? This isn't a minor issue with presentation. It's a complete lack of attention to food quality and basic standards. If this is the lettuce they're comfortable putting in a customer's sandwich, it makes me question what else is going on in that kitchen. Absolutely unacceptable. I expect fresh ingredients when I'm paying for a meal, not lettuce that looks like it belongs in the trash. Do better.

We came into town to visit the park. We ended up eating here for breakfast everyday. Staff is…read morefriendly. Good service. Food is excellent. Highly recommend

Copper Kettle Cafe was exactly the kind of stop we needed after a long day driving from the Sequoia…read morearea toward Lassen Volcanic National Park. At that point, hunger was making major life decisions for us, and this place definitely hit the spot. We ordered the Cobb salad, a cheeseburger, and a milkshake. Everything tasted good. Nothing dramatically life-changing or worthy of a dramatic food documentary narration, but solid, satisfying comfort food when you really need it. The milkshake was actually very good, and honestly part of the charm was watching the staff figure out the wonderfully ancient milkshake machine. It felt a little like witnessing a friendly negotiation between modern humans and a relic from a 1957 diner. Somehow, though, the machine delivered. It also seemed like there may have been new owners or at least people still settling into things. Communication was occasionally a little challenging, but everyone was trying, and the whole interaction ended up feeling more charming and humorous than frustrating. Overall, this is a simple roadside café that serves comforting food, good milkshakes, and a little small-town personality along the way. Sometimes, after hours on mountain roads, that is exactly what you need.

I came in last minute and ordered a birthday cake on a day I knew would be busy, a few days before…read moreSt Patrick's Day. Susan made sure I had a cake for my kid and it was delicious!

I got the plumas roll and a latte, it was great! Deadass, that latte was probably the best I've had…read morein recent memory!!!! I also got the buy 4 get 2 free fudge deal, and that's lowkey such a snatch!!! Also the barista was so chill, she spent like five minutes, choosing the color of the ribbon that I wanted on my fudge box

went in for coffee..very satisfied with product...ambiance was that of modern, but quaint old…read morefashioned country store...one could spend some enjoyable time browsing at all the wonderful items...on our way out of town, so not enough time this trip to spend more time....next trip to Quincy .

Stopped by Brewhaha (gotta love the name) in Quincy, looking for an escape from the 90° heat and an…read moreiced coffee seemed like just the thing. This coffee location shares space in an innovative relationship with Bell Lane Baked Goods and a candy shop. The whole is more than the parts, and everything fits together nicely. Our barista was knowledgeable and friendly, recommending the caramel lattes. We ordered iced caramel lattes, and they were deliciously sweet and cold - perfect. A nice seating area, out of the heat, worked to our advantage for a relaxing caffeine break. Although we just had the one drink, their coffee menu is impressively extensive; we look forward to another visit when we are in the area.

Correct address IS 446 Main St Quincy Ca. But as of 7-24-2020 the location Yelp sent me to was…read morewrong. See picture. Blue dot is correct location and red Yelp dot is WRONG. This is a serious bakery. She takes orders and bakes wedding cakes. It's 12:23 pm and she said she was fully stocked when she opened but she sells out quickly. The only lunch food today, now, on a Friday is homemade little pizza which looks more like a very good focaccia bread. So really not a lunch stop. We bought a cheesecake. It is soft and kinda gooey delicious. It is much more CREAMY and not very cake like. Very very rich. If you find this review useful please vote!

A lovely place here in Quincy. Named after the owners Grandmother. Tasty pastries and breakfast…read moreofferings. Fridays, homemade buscuits and gravy are the special! Support local businesses!

I first met Nick when he was managing one of the resorts on the Peninsula. He was always incredibly…read morefriendly and helpful, and when I found out that he and his wife, Staci, owned a donut shop in town, I knew I had to stop by during my annual visit to Lake Almanor. When I walked in, both Staci and Nick were there with big smiles, warmly greeting customers. You can immediately tell how connected they are to the community--they know the locals, they genuinely enjoy their customers, and they make everyone feel welcome. And then there are the donuts! The variety is fantastic, and the quality is outstanding. Every donut I tried brought its own little level of happiness and indulgence. You can absolutely taste the care that goes into making them. What impressed me even more was learning that at midnight they start making the donuts fresh. As soon as they're hot and ready--even if that's 4:00 in the morning--Nick opens the doors for construction workers, truckers, and others passing through who are already starting their day. That kind of dedication says so much about Nick and Staci and the heart and soul they put into their business. And it's not just donuts! They also have biscuits and gravy, frozen yogurt, awesome local coffee, and a little bit of everything, which makes this place even more unique and fun to visit. I wish Nick and Staci nothing but continued success. They've created something really special, and I'll definitely be back--especially for Fritter Fridays!

Got donuts for the family while we are at the lake for a summer vacation. These really hit the spotread more