Arie P.
Yelp
Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area, most likely passing through town on I-5. The place is huge with a deli, restaurant, store and bar. Every part of it has a hit or miss but I would still come back to get stuff that we liked.
At the restaurant, an absolute hit was the potato skins, didn't expect it to be a serving for 4-6 people. Garlic bread was bomb with fresh garlic and butter served on a warm toasty homemade baguette. Spaghetti was good, ordered with meat sauce and meatballs but the kitchen forgot the meatballs so it came later. Lasagna was okay, I thought it was on the salty side but my teenager's palate says it's not and the spaghetti lacked salt and seasoning. The side salads were good, chili was also a winner. Portions were great.
At the deli, I ordered sandwiches and sides to go, got the olives with garlic and pickled artichokes; they were alright, a little pricey for the portion of what you get. Service was fast considering they seem to be always busy. I also bought some deli meat, better than big box store deli.
I got ice cream at the ice cream/dessert counter and noticed they sell commercial ice cream on top of what I assume is store made ones. Just try and be mindful of what flavor you're ordering so you won't get sucked in by their commercial options. I also got a brownie and cookie, tasted a little stale so never again. Their fruit pies/cobblers looked promising though.
At their store, tons of selection of pickled vegetables in jars, jams, jellies, sauces, frozen Granzella's Restaurant items and fresh baked bread. I got a small container of pasta sauce from the freezer and jars of pickled olives. Again, lots of selections so be sure to read expiry dates.