"Located in a cabin among Redwoods trees, Alice’s Restaurant frequently plays host to motorcyclists, hikers, tourists, and locals. It was first constructed in the 1900s as Four Corners, a general store for logging supplies. Decades later, it was transformed into a restaurant named after both the famous Arlo Guthrie song and a previous owner named Alice. Today, the rustic restaurant remains family-owned and operated. Breakfast and lunch on the weekends get quite busy, with customers who rave about the egg scrambles, sandwiches, specialty burgers, and Texas-style BBQ." - Cathy Park
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