The fact is that you have no fact in Covelo .. when you can't go to Fork café .. that's the only…read moreplace to go ... Ok .. the city isn't fancy .. so I didn't expect a fancy café too ! But .. this place is a mess and very crappy .. dirty ... I'm still surprise I didn't get sick after ... If you dare getting inside .. just have a look and detail all the dirt and shit inside ... The food was ok ... I did appreciate that when I left my napkin on the dining table ... my napkin turned black with the design of the surface ! The service was also a disaster .. the menu had been printed and foliated ... but you barely could see through the plastic as it was greasy, black, sticky and nasty ... The counter had also a white board where the waitress .. or a 4 year old child tried to write the menu with a sharpie ! ... This place is a filthy hole ... AVOID ! ... or go at your own risks !

M.Y. Cafe, recently opened under new management it takes the place of Dan's Market Snack bar. I was…read morea fan of the previous incarnation of the establishment but the new one has grown on me. It got off to a kind of wobbly start but now I would say it is a good place to get a burger. The rest of the menu is a bit shaky and have been a bit disappointed when I have strayed from my standby cheese burger and fries or onion rings. That said they do a pretty decent greasy spoon style breakfast and it not the expensive either. The owner Mike is very friendly and I would encourage all to stop in and say hi. All in all its a good place to get a burger and fries but done expect avocado or and kind of shi-shiness with that.

Delicious food in an adorable atmosphere. Kinda spendy but for the quality it was well worth it…read more Very kind to our kids asking a ton of questions. Thank you!

After 50 miles of thru hiking I was ready for a burger! There is nothing like post hike hunger…read more Understanding that you are pretty out there in location and ingredients are better quality but... this place is expensive. And they do not have fries. I ordered the lost coast burger and with tax it was $20. It came with a small portion of broccoli coleslaw that I really liked- and thankfully my two companions did not so I got a triple portion. The burger was fine. Not the greasy smash burger experience I was craving, but it tasted fresh. Served on a ciabatta roll... from Costco? Unconfirmed, but that's what it tasted like. I would have preferred brioche or something more fluffy. I ate every crumb because post hike hunger. I wouldn't come again though. The service was good and everyone was nice- just overpriced for the product, IMO. The outdoor seating was nice and it looks like sometimes there is live music. The bathrooms were gross. Smelled horrible and dirty. There is a campground or some sort of rv park right behind that may also be sharing the restrooms.

Cute coffee shop! We got a Mexican mocha and a danish warmed up which was so delicious! It was a…read morebit of a wait even though it wasn't too busy but we weren't in a rush. It's a nicely sized space to post up and do some work or hang out with a friend.

Stopped by to get some coffee before the train ride. This shop is down the street from the Skunk…read moretrain. The workers must be used to the looks of customers looking at the menu wondering what to order. We ordered some of the homemade breakfast pastries.(In the display case,some items specifically state homemade. Some not labeled look a lot like Costco pastries). The ham and cheese pinwheel was good as was the bacon and egg. Both warm and fresh. The coffee was fine. The building looks like a former bank. For such a long line the workers kept up and kept the line moving

I've been here many times over the past 5 years, and the service is consistently quick and…read morefriendly! It's cute inside, but I also appreciate the drive-through option to grab something quickly. I love the breakfast burrito with salsa-- they use a panini-press so the tortilla gets nice and crispy on the outside. They also have an extensive drink menu with every flavor syrup you can possibly think of.

My cappuccino wasn't very good, probably the coffee. The scone was good, and the service was…read morepleasant. The ambiance is cute little café with gifts (eg roadkill jerky sticks) in a funny little town without public restrooms on 101. Once you leave the Bay Area and start heading north, the coffee gets worse the farther you go, until maybe Portland. If you get a sugary latte, you wouldn't notice the coffee. But if it's in the name of your store, it needs to be good.

Had an amazing tuna salad sandwich with a green tea frap, which I absolutely devoured. My friend…read morehad a very yummy looking pesto chicken panini with the lovely house coffee. The guy who works here was very friendly and I can't wait to come back here again the next time I'm on a road trip!!

The lady's name is Yesenia made a heart attack sandwich …read more Delicious!!! Highly recommend to come and try... You will not be disappointed

I frequently visit another California coastal town ,(touristy) that I have tried several…read morerestaurants and been disappointed with - I gave up trying to find good food in that OTHER town. This was my first time to Shelter Cove, and Black Sands Bistro was my first place to try food at. I wasn't expecting much. But I must say, we were very pleasantly surprised! I got a cheeseburger for $17 and being that it was a tourist town, expected a small, generic McDonald's type hamburger. But it was good sized, not preformed patties, with 3 slices of tomato and generous helping of lettuce and it was juicy and very good. They gave a nice selection of baked desserts (all $5) and they are large servings and not the generic baked items you find in every other aery in California. We got the German Chocolate Cake and it was quite good. I got coffee, too and it was better than average. While not cheap, it did seem to be one of the less expensive options. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. If we go back to Shelter Cove, this will be the place we always go to.

A good breakfast in a hole-in-the-wall restaurant. Located on a corner of the Inn of the Lost…read moreCoast, upon opening the door, you might think you had the wrong place. The entryway is a hall that goes past a miniature kitchen (barely big enough to be called a kitchen). The enclosed porch has two tables. the exterior deck room for three or four, and across from the cooking area and cash register is another table tucked in the corner. With very little there, they make quite a serviceable breakfast, and at times, they are the only choice in Shelter Cove, so they are well worth considering. They are very small, so if there's a crowd, it could be a while before they can get to you. I really enjoyed my breakfast, and the people were very nice (both customers and staff). Be sure to look on the corner of the building, or you might miss it altogether.

Friendly, efficient, excellent service 5+ Food 5…read moreInterior3 (no frills, got the job done, our table was a little wobbly) booths and traditional seating We all had burgers and they were fresh and yummy!

We stopped in for lunch, and I'm glad we did! The cafe was clean and modern. The food was…read moredelicious.. the fries were super crispy, and my soup was clearly homemade. Our server was very friendly. I highly recommend this cafe if you're passing through.. easy access on and off the freeway and an extensive menu.

Great food great service. Bacon and home fries top notch! We had a kid in a wheelchair and they…read morewere very helpful.

What a lovely little place. They even had organic ketchup,…read morereal butter and homemade jam!! Mushroom omelet was top notch, as was Anna's buckwheat pancake. Coffee was very good, but we brought our own heavy whipping cream. Please, Woodrose, stock up heavy whipping cream for those of us not satisfied with half and half!! Good thing I called first so we knew to go to Ray's and get our own before we came in. Lovely decor, very friendly and accommodating staff! We had a great Sunday breakfast after a disappointing Saturday breakfast at our previous Garberville go-to. We will absolutely be back!! Bravo!!

I ordered the carnitas plate and chicken and steak combo plate. The service was quick and ready to…read morego in about 15 mins. The ambiance was nice but I took it back to my hotel room. Everything tasted great. I will definitely be back for more next time.

Chicken Enchilada Suizas are THE BOMB! Best Mexican dish I have ever eaten! They have a great…read morebeer on tap selection. Service is fast and waiters are friendly! Restaurant is decorated nicely.

When we first arrived at Holey bagels we didn't know what to expect because it doesn't look like a…read morerestaurant or a market and it's not fancy but do not be fooled! The food is AMAZING! My son got a plain bagel with cream cheese and crushed hot Cheetos, my other son got chow mein egg fried rice, and orange chicken he said "I didn't know Chinese food could be this good!" We also got mango fruit tea with popping boba and Thai tea. The service was very excellent! They were very kind and friendly. The ambiance wasn't great but the menus looked amazing and pictured the food perfectly. Very chill and a great spot to hit the spot! Written by 11 year old on a road trip (I don't have kids my mom does though)

The breakfast burritos are really delicious and easily sharable as a "two-meal" opportunity. They…read moreare not inexpensive but food prices everywhere are impacted. It's worth it as a once in a while treat. The staff are very friendly and happy to help with any question. Be sure to give them.