So I have lives in Placerville for several years now and finally went here. I meet a friend for breakfast here on a Saturday. it was a little busy and we elected to dine outside. It was about a 15 minute wait for a table.The place was nice. Outside was well kept, friendly staff, and great food. I would recommend checking this place out for breakfast.
I initially went in there to talk to the Baker about desserts for my wedding Reception. Her name is Patty and she was so nice and helpful spent a good 20-25 minutes talking with me and figuring out the best choices of dessert items to serve. While we were doing this, the smell of the breakfast dishes cooking was just so yummy and overwhelming, so I ended up getting two breakfast orders to go, for my husband and I.I would definitely recommend this place, they are so friendly and helpful, and the restaurant inside itself is so cute and very well decorated.
Today wasn't their A game. I've been here when the food was stellar. Maybe they were just too busy and crowded. The biscuits and gravy were good and my mom liked the French toast. The pancakes were ok and my daughter wasn't thrilled about the oatmeal. I think today was just an off day for them. It's still worth stopping in whenever you're in the area.
Seemed like a fine place for breakfast items. We sat outside for lunch with nice selections of sandwiches and salads. Everyone enjoyed their meal and environment for talking. Great, prompt service.
CLASSIC MUST SEE!!! I was born and raised here so for my wedding I had my whole bridal party enjoy brunch on the patio. We were a group of 20 people and it was a fantastic experience. My friends had come from all over the country and some from Europe. 10/10 would recommend!
Today was a busy Sunday brunch. The wait to be seated was not long though, about five minutes. It was good weather so the outside seating was popular so it had a longer wait. The hostess sat us and our waitress, Kate arrived not too long after that. Kate got us our coffee cups and water and gave us a little time to look over the menu. The coffee is serve your self in the lobby so we got our coffee fixed up and ordered our breakfast. My wife got the short stack of olallieberry pancakes with eggs and bacon and I got the vegetable quiche with hash browns and sour dough toast. The food was delicious and served with plenty of butter, syrup and jam. Kate was charming and the food was delicious which made it well worth the 40 drive from Citrus Heights.
I really liked sweetie Pies, primarily because of the atmosphere(pet friendly?), and the food was good too. Unfortunately, there were some problems with our orders..Otherwise I would have given it five stars. I would definitely recommend the olallaberry pie, even though it is a bit pricey for pie.
Went here for lunch, and it was great! I had a French Dip and fries. The French Dip had a lot of meat on it, the bread was very fresh and the dip wasn't too salty. The fries were seasoned and delicious! The service took a little while, but they were busy, so it was understandable. We'll definitely be back!
I Had the French toast and it was delicious. My daughter had the cheese blintzes which were absolutely sinful. The atmosphere is friendly and inviting. I will definitely be coming back.
Have been coming here for years and in the past it has been a great, classic diner style restaurant. Our recent visit was disappointing to say the least. Took forever to be seated. The food was below average, undercooked, bland and made carelessly. The “melt” was not toasted at all. Fries tasted freezer burned. Just seems like no one actually cares here