Linn's Restaurant

Gluten free options on menu. Server was not that interested in serving us at first but got a bit better as we ordered more things. Hostess was saying no gluten free menu but then a different guy walked up to the hostess stand and pointed out that gf was on the menu. Food was really very good but on the pricey side. They had gluten free lemon meringue pie.

I remember visiting Linn’s as a teenager back in the 1990s. Now it’s 2025, and I’m back in Cambria as an adult with my wife. My mother reminded me to make sure to visit Linn’s again, so that’s exactly what we did on our last day in town. We decided to have breakfast before our long journey home. All of the food was delicious, and we even found some amazing candies and other treats to take home, which we are still enjoying after our trip. We will definitely return to Linn’s on our next visit to Cambria. Maybe next time we’ll try lunch or dinner. Although we came for breakfast, our dining experience was memorable and enjoyable. The staff was friendly and attentive. One thing to note is that this is a very busy and fast-paced place, especially during peak times. The only downside was the restroom situation. There were multiple people waiting when we were there, which was a bit of a letdown. I understand that space is limited, but perhaps future plans could include expanding the restroom facilities. Overall, thank you for another wonderful experience. We look forward to coming back!

We came in about 9am on a Tuesday. It was pretty empty. Our order was pretty simple: coffee for my husband, and a warmed slice of olallieberry pie and a cinnamon roll for us to share. Service was surprisingly slow, even for water to come out. The baked goods were absolutely delicious. My husband, however, found the coffee weak, perhaps a light roast.

Tasty chowder soup with rich ingredients and burger with quality patty! We enjoyed our meal with courteous staff. 10 mins waiting time is well spent in their concept store!

As always, their food is scrumptious! We had not been here in many years and decided to try different items. Each was absolutely delicious! Not pictured: the amazing olallieberry cheesecake 😋

The service was great. The dessert was the best, I ordered the cafe mocha tiramisu cake and the layering was amazing. The NY sirloin strip was pretty good and medium done as ordered. The seafood pot pie was slightly salty, but the pie was very soft.

Must stop when in Cambria. We had lunch and as always we had great service and our meal was excellent. Our server was very attentive. The tiramisu was so delicious. Can't wait for the next time!

Stopped by Linn’s for a nice lunch on a Saturday. Finding a parking spot was quite difficult so be patient. Once we were in line the wait time was only about 20 minutes for 2 people. I got the dungeness crab melt sandwich which was super good. Got the olallieberry slaw on the side. Thought it was maybe going to be too sweet but I think it was just right. Also tried the olallieberry bleu cheese burger which was great. Not too spicy. Finished with the olallieberry layer cake which was also very tasty. So many desserts to try it was difficult to decide.

Don't sleep on this place like we did for so long! I thought it would be boring and bland, but everything was so flavorful and elevated beyond the standard cafe fare. Cannot recommend enough!

This time was just for pie! Lemon meringue and an olallieberry cream puff Always a hit!! Best gift shop just in the lobby. All the pretty things, decorations and seasonal gifts. I always buy something! Easy check out. Quick.

So, I been to Cambria several times but never stopped in at Linn's, but let me tell you right now, that was a mistake! Meaning I should have stopped in sooner. Wow, the meal here was so good I wanted to drive back the next day from SLO just to have seconds! The service also was amazing, props to our waiter Jose for his kindness and recommendations. We will definitely be returning and bringing more of my family and friends here. The ambiance was great too.

Hey there Party People Taking a day trip to enjoy the amazing blue skies on the coast. One of our favorite places to stop is a little town called Cambria. You will never find a better place than Linn's restaurant for the charm and fantastic food. I had the Grilled cheese and Tomato soup. I am a huge grilled cheese snob. I will tell you this is the best oowey gooey grilled cheese ever. Absolutely love the fact that the main cheese is gruyere, so rare to find in a grilled cheese sandwich . The Tomato soup was off the hook with creamy mouth watering flavor. It's a must order. Hubby got the Olallieberry Burger with grass fed beef. He said that the sweetness of the berries played really well with the savory bacon added to the grass fed beef made for a perfect bite. You can't come to Linn's and not get something from the bakery, which they are famous for. Hubby stuck with the Olallieberry pie which is a no brainer. I went for the Black Magic chocolate cake. What can I say I'm a sucker for dark chocolate and it didn't disappoint. As I said before this is a must stop. Be kind to one another

Excellent service (Aaron, Brandi and everyone else) great food choices, pastries, pies and cute souvenirs. No matter your taste there's always something for everyone.

We ve been here before but not for dinner. So a treat of Beef Tips stroganoff and a Caesar to share. Definitely , the best recipe. With mushrooms. Great service. The theme of road bikes and old world charm is delightful. Take home a desert from the open bakery. Two forks please.

Linn's offers comforting American food done well with lots of local produce and products. The grass-fed cheeseburger was huge and covered in smoky gouda. We also tried the olallieberry pie since we had never heard of the fruit before, it made for one of the better berry pies we'd ever had. Our server was friendly and helpful even as she managed a lot of tables. The restaurant is decorated with lots of old road bikes, they were sadly wasted on us, but apparently for bike-people this is a big deal!

We have been to Linn's restaurant many times and have tried many items on the menu. It is always great. I recommend the dessert and hot chocolate drink. Especially the hot chocolate is a must-try item on the menu. It was smooth, sweet, and topped with melted marshmallows. The cheese burger is also great.

Great breakfast!! Great service! Had the bacon and spinach quiche. Delicious!!! Hot coffee! Great service.

We visited two times during a Cambria getaway. The bicycle decor is cute. What we really noticed was the EXCELLENT SERVICE. We didn't know about the 4-5 pm break in dining room service. Arrived at 4:50. A sign in sheet would be a good idea, but 10-15 people were seated immediately at 5. Our smiling server took our order and the food came quickly, piping hot on a cold day. Really hit the spot !! A supervisor walked the dining room checking on things, really paid attention. Loved the polenta, beef stroganoff, clam chowder. Another day enjoyed breakfast. Hot, fresh, all good. Biscuits & gravy were especially good. Suggestion - less merchandise in the entry/ lobby & add a couple benches to wait. There's just a little 2 seater. We took some pie home & eclairs. They were ok, not as good as dining room food.

Hone town comfort food. A fabulous bakery for amazing treats. A very special gift store with so many great options for everyone. Staff was all friendly and helpful. Very polite. The building is built in the 1930's. Decorated with many bikes on the walls. Just a fun place!

The food at Linn's is exceptional! They invented the Olalaberry and it's fantastic! Their bakery and general store are phenomenal! We are here on vacation and it was recommended! The ambiance is unique but the food is just phenomenal! Try all their bakery items! Very clean restrooms and restaurant!

Linn's offers a wonderfully diverse menu that makes choosing tough--in the best way! The service is top-tier and absolutely lives up to expectations. The restaurant itself has a unique charm with its own bakery, and it's spacious enough to feel both cozy and lively. I went with the chicken pot pie, which was hearty, flavorful, and just the right portion. It came with a side salad that was simple, though the croutons were a nice touch. But let's be real: people flock to Linn's for the pies, and they did not disappoint. Each bite was worth every single calorie--pure dessert bliss. All in all, dining at Linn's is a treat, and you won't leave disappointed. Just be sure to save room for a slice of pie!

Another gem of Cambria. I've been stopping at Linn's for years now and never disappointed and never anything expect full and happy after visiting. My go to's are the ollalieberry lemonade, charcuterie plate, clam chowder, ollalieberry burger and of course the ollalieberry pie. Some others we've tried are the steak salad, grilled chicken sandwich, and crab louis salad. You can't go wrong with anything on their menu. Servers are always so welcoming and attentive, food is always hot and fresh, and ambiance is warm and friendly. Until next time Linns!

We came here for lunch while walking the shops of Cambria. The place was packed but we managed to get the only available table. You have to walk through their gift shop/bakery to get to the restaurant area but it was so crammed with people it was like walking through a mosh pit of senior citizens. Our server was quite pleasant and took adequate care of us despite being so busy. I ordered a BLTA (bacon, tomato, lettuce, avocado sandwich), which seemed like a safe choice, plus a berry iced tea to drink. The berry iced tea was fine but I'd probably just order a normal iced tea if I ever came back. The sandwich was pretty good especially the thick, smokey bacon. The lettuce and tomato were both fresh. The toasted bread was rather flimsy though and was disintegrating halfway through eating it; very messy. The accompanying fries were excellent. The busser and waitress did make me feel a bit rushed as they were obviously trying to turn the tables over as quickly as possible (ie - grabbing our plates the moment the last bite was taken, presenting the bill way before we finished eating). But all in all it was a decent place to grab lunch.

We used to eat here 33 years ago when we lived in California and visited Cambria often. So happy to see it's still here, still serving delicious food. Can't go wrong with pot pie, and definitely recommend picking up muffins for breakfast!

This was our first time dining at this establishment. We were seated immediately and provided with breakfast and lunch menus. Despite being busy, our server introduced himself and promptly took our drink orders. My son loved his sandwich and finished every bite. The rest of us also enjoyed our meals. I would definitely return to try their bakery items--all the treats in the case looked heavenly. 8/6/24

Stopped by to have lunch. I was excited to see they had Hearst Ranch meat so I had to try the carb free burger. All the food was yummy and would recommend trying this place

Come for the pie, stay for the cozy ambiance! Friendly local spot, but can get busy so be prepared to wait a bit.

Over the last decade, Linn's billboard on 101 (of a giant slice of olallieberry pie) has never escaped my memory. On a recent trip back to the area with my mom, I decided this would be the trip where I would finally try their pie. After taking in their entire menu, however, the pie remains on my to-do list, while the 5 stars and 'we're not worthy' accolades are currently doled out to their Breakfast Salad - the last thing I expected to go for at a bakery/restaurant. We ate breakfast here both mornings we were in town, grateful for their menu full of classics and some unexpected twists. The coffee was promptly refreshed, and service was all around excellent. As a bike-lover, the decor was fun and inspiring. My only complaint is that we don't have a location in the Bay Area. We'll definitely be back for that pie!

This restaurant is known for down-home food and their pies. We tried it out. We were seated after about 15 minutes. Unfortunately, the sun shone through a skylight directly into my eyes the whole meal. Had to try the clam chowder. It had an odd tartness to it and very few pieces of clams. It was a nice size serving for the price. Their fries were nicely seasoned, but the blue cheese was bland. I went with the seafood pot pie. It was good, and there was a good amount of seafood in it. I don't know if I would get it again, though. I feel like that kind of filling would go better over a pasta than in a pot pie. Kids got the burgers, and they were good. And if those were homemade pickles on the plate, kudos to Linn's Overall, it is a good place to go with a variety of safe, generic food.

This place is okay but totally overrated. I don't know what is so special about them and have a crazy wait time. Not worth the wait

It's a restaurant, bakery and coffee shop. It's decorated with bicycles and there was a card on the table explaining why. Cute, but very congested trying to get past the coffee shop and the for sale items. Would we nice to scale back the trinkets and leave room for customers to walk through. Once we reached the restaurant and put our name on the list there was the challenge of finding a waiting spot without being in the way. We ordered the moonstone beach and corned beef hash. Both were very good. The corned beef hash was a nice portion and the moonstone beach (a seafood omelette) was on the smaller side. Service was very friendly and efficient. Our favorite part was the coffee. Really appreciated them using high grade coffee beans.

This spot is a must while in Cambria. Great breakfast, lunch and dinner. They have multiple businesses in the same center and easy parking. Their gift shop is adorable. They are known for their Olallieberry . It's a sweet berry that they use in the baked goods, jams, etc.

Seriously, one of my favorite breakfast places ever! That quiche just stole the show! I haven't ate all my breakfast like that in a long time cause it was just so delicious. The decor and shop is really cute in there. The service was excellent. They even sat at a very cute window table with a beautiful view. My only gripe was the latte. Not good at all! So just take my word and get a regular coffee and take in all the yummy food options! The muffin was to die for too. Can't wait to come back.

Oh boy! We had no idea where to eat, and asked a local boutique shop owner for recommendations. Linn's was one of those recommendations. The thing that sold me on it was the Olallieberries. What's that you ask? Never heard of an Olallieberry? Me neither. Apparently, it's a mix between a raspberry and a huckleberry? SO delicious, and Linn's has several creative ways to try them. We started off with some tasty beverages, and took in the bicycle-themed dining area. For my main dish, I went with the local's recommendation of the pot pie. My wife opted for the Olalieberry Country Fried Chicken Breast (sammich). Both were excellent. The pot pie was piping hot and full of flavor in a crispy, flaky, delicious crust. The sammich (which I sampled) was delicious. The Olaliberry slaw with the crispy fried chicken bombarded the taste buds with the salty and sweet. And the crunch of the slaw, the crisp of the fried chicken and the tender, juicy chicken breast was an absolute delight. We practically licked our plates clean. Contrary to my wife's opinion, I really DID need to add an Olalieberry shake to my order. And I'm so very glad I did, because it was DELICIOUS. A perfect ending to an excellent meal. On our way out, we couldn't help stopping by the bakery/gift shop. We waited in a long line of other determined customers. We picked up a couple Olalieberry pastries for our breakfast the next morning, and also picked up some Olalieberry syrup and jam. Both were excellent, I highly recommend picking up some for yourself.

Linn's is always a classic with a large menu and options for everyone. Their Olallieberry scones are always great with some butter. They could have given a larger portion of French fries, but the service is always great. The seating is comfortable and the restaurant is pretty large.

A staple of Cambria's East Village, Linn's restaurant is the focal point of a mini business empire featuring a gift shop, café, and home goods store all on the same extended lot. They may have taken inspiration from the tech giants that make their home a few hours up the coast, extending their reaches into every imaginable industry. I'm sure in a few decades time if everything goes according to plan, the name Linn will be as ubiquitous as Bezos or the Waltons. The rustic brick building it's housed in provides vintage small-town charm, and while the extensive collection of bikes decorating the inside may seem out of place, a helpful pamphlet at the tables elucidates their significance to one of the scions of the Linn family. Grilled Cheese & Tomato-Basil Bisque - There is a spectrum upon which tomato soups exist, ranging from slightly sweet and almost fruity to quite savory and the soup at Linn's exists firmly at the latter end. Heavily spiced and a tad peppery, it was a very solid rendition of the timeless classic and while the grilled cheese was relatively basic, its simplicity proved to be the perfect foil to the intensely flavored bisque. I'd firmly recommend this one to adults and kids alike. Charbroiled Artichoke - Serviceable but less than stellar. The cheese felt out of place and unnecessary. It didn't fully melt under the broiler, leaving it a partially congealed clump that just peeled off the artichoke. The dipping sauces are good however, and I appreciated that they provide two for some much-needed flavor diversity as you work your way through the leaves. Olallieberry Pie - A signature dish at Linn's, it's definitely worth getting if you enjoy berry pies. We liked it enough that we picked up a frozen one to take home and eat with friends. If you are in the mood for some trivia to drop in your next conversation, I recommend a deep dive on the Olallieberry wikipedia page. You may want to find a botanist friend though because my wife was less than impressed by my newfound knowledge.

Came here on a Saturday night. There a line of people and a 30 minute wait. Thankfully the wait came by quick! They have a super cute attached bakery/gift store area where you can browse accessories, books, and home wares to buy or pick up some individual mini pies or desserts for friends and family. There was also a super accessible clean restroom inside that area. So by the time I've gotten my restroom break and browsing in, they were already calling our names. They seated us upstairs where you can see down into the bakery/gift store and along the ceiling walls were hanging bikes as well. They started us with some chewy open crumb bread served with their famous ollalieberry jam. Sweet and tangy. My served my soup fast, within a few minutes of us ordering. The bowl size is good sized. Their clam chowder was the only thing I didn't like. It's milky but not creamy and tasted too herby with too much parsley. I didn't taste any clams. I ordered the chèvre beet salad with chicken for entree. It came pretty much as soon as I finished the soup. Honestly, I chose the salad because I wanted to try something unique to them. I wanted chicken but was worried their chicken entree would be dry. Can't count the amount of times I've paid for overcooked chicken. I expected the salad itself to be good but not this good. I liked it a lot. Salad was topped with candied walnuts, sliced tangerines, sliced green apples, sweet sautéed onions, beets, and cheese with a tarty ollalieberry vinaigrette. And... the chicken? It was grilled but still juicy! Lastly, for dessert, I got the pie of the month so I could get free a la mode ;). It was peach pie, with blueberry. I wanted to try the ollalieberry pie but I figured it might be similar to the jam. I could be wrong. But, the peach pie was fabulous anyway. I would have preferred full peach though. It had light flakey crust and the pie filling was just right in sweetness. The vanilla bean ice cream was perfect along with it. Service 5/5: fast!! Food 4/5: -0.5 star for the clam chowder. And -0.5 star for not sourcing the butter/ ice cream locally, since they tout all their ingredients as farm-to-table Value 5/5: Proportions just right. No left overs. No over eating. And entrees range from mid 20s-40s. No regrets coming here instead of visiting other more expensive restaurants. Didn't feel like I missed out. I'll be here again the next time I'm in Cambria. You can eat the free range cows from Hearst here.

I'm baffled by the rave reviews, but maybe that's because it's one of the only place in this small town that opens early. If you're looking for good food, good value, or good vibes, keep looking. This place was a DISAPPOINTMENT! Stepping into this diner felt like stepping back in time--and not in a charming way. The food was completely AVERAGE, reminiscent of Denny's or IHOP, but somehow double the price and half the portion size. Big plates, tiny servings, and zero flavor worth mentioning. The service was just as disappointing---RUDE and RUSHED, like they couldn't wait for us to leave. Quite frankly, it seems like the waiter/servers didn't seem happy to be working there. The people that showed us to our table (not sure if they were the owners or just the hosts) weren't necessarily the friendliest either and gave off a WEIRD attitude. Most definitely gave NEGATIVE NANCY and SNARKY SAM vibes lol The ambiance? Let's just say the décor isn't the only thing that felt OUTDATED; the crowd is exclusively OLDER PATRONS, and the energy in the room matches the atmosphere: dull and lifeless.. and DEPRESSING. Honestly, you'd be better off grabbing some fresh items from the local market and enjoying a meal by the beach (which we ended up doing because we were still hungry after their crappy food). It'll be cheaper, more satisfying, and come with a view that this place just can't compete with. Hard pass! Sucks that we got fooled by the reviews and came here.

yes. Met the owner, heard the story, loved it all. Staff are very friendly, they have a unique berry--- give their muffins a go. Bikes everywhere (owner collects and ride, so very fun for bike enthusiasts). Cute spot, cute town, yummy food. Definitely stop by!!!

Made the trip from Moss Landing to explore Cambria for the day. Wanted to try Linn's for breakfast. Had to wait a little bit to be seated, there isn't much room inside to wait with the gift shop right there and people coming in and out. They would be smart to get those little beepers (or a text) to notify people their table is ready so they can wait outside. I had the stuffed French toast, sausage and eggs over medium. The French toast was the best item on the plate. The sausage was way overcooked and the egg was over easy.

I always love stopping here whenever we drive from the Bay Area back to Los Angeles. I love all the little novelty items in the gift shop, and I love their jams. Their bakery and desserts are absolutely delicious. I think the price is more than fair and the portions are huge. There's parking along the street as well as in back. The rushing facilities are clean. I feel there's something for everybody on this fairly large menu. They serve up some of the best comfort food you could ask for.

We really wanted some lunch. It's a super busy place. Food was mid. Service was great. Fries were not the best, my veggie burger was better than expected and I'm pretty sure it was made in house. The team that was working was friendly and helpful. It's not my kind of vibe it was too crowded.

I stopped by on a Friday afternoon to try the famous Ollalieberry pie and immediately understood the hype! The pie had a flaky crust and was the perfect mix of sweet & tart. I would highly recommend getting it with a scoop of icecream. This is a restaurant but has a bakery/gift shop area where you can buy slices on-the-go. The staff were super friendly, quick, and accommodating. I was filming an IG reel so they put in the extra effort to plate it nicely for me. I'm not much of a pie person but was pleasantly surprised with Linn's. If you are in the Cambria area, I would definitely recommend to stop in for a sweet treat!

Cute decor, great menu with gluten free options. We stopped for breakfast on the way to San Simeon and a Hearst castle tour. We liked it so much that we returned for lunch between tours. Will definitely return next time we are nearby.

It seems that they have been improving the quality of the food and presentation since COVID, and it is greatly appreciated. Instead of just "good," I would say that it is borderline "great." The Brussels sprouts are truly delicious, and their Tomato Bisque soup is worth eating the entire bowl instead of the cup. It tastes so yummy and also feels medicinal once ingested. They make it fresh. Of the entrees, the only thing that I would suggest is adding a turkey burger, because it enables those who don't eat red meat to also eat a savory burger with a friend. Cute place!

Linn's is such a wholesome and friendly restaurant. You can tell that the owner really values his customers and wants to create an inviting environment that makes guests feel like family. The restaurant itself has a very cozy vintage vibe with old paintings and dark oak furniture. It definitely sets the mood. The waiters are very friendly and attentive. We were seated within 10 minutes and received food and drinks soon after. Food is remarkable ... it's simply traditional, all-American comfort food (however, we decided to go with non-American dishes hahah). One of us got the shrimp and scallop linguini, It was delectable with a creamy sauce, fresh herbs, and topped with fresh parmesan. It paired perfectly with a glass of white wine. We also ordered a zesty southwestern salad with chicken. It had the perfect fusion of fresh and marinated vegetables, creamy avocado, juicy chicken, and crunchy tortilla strips. It was hearty yet refreshing! And of course, I'll re-state the obvious that Linn's bakery is truly the best on the Central coast. Their baked pastries and pies are to die for. Bottom line, make sure to stop by Linn's to truly experience the charm of Cambria. They'll make you feel right at home :)

Cute restaurant an the southern end of downtown Cambria. They have a bakery and a gift shop. Small parking lot behind the restaurant. It was easy to find parking when I went there. Restrooms are in the back, to the left of the bakery counter. Chicken Southwestern Salad -- $22 Mixed greens, balsamic onions, tomato, black beans, corn, black olvies, Pasilla chile peppers, avocado, crispy tortilla strips, shredded cheddar, house made salsa, cilantro-jalapeno pesto ranch dressing. This salad quite large and filling. It was tasty. There was very little corn in it. And there was absolutely no avocado in the salad despite it being mentioned in the salad ingredients, so I felt a bit gipped there.

We eat at Linn's each time we visit Cambria. They were super busy on Monday but we were seated in less than 30 minutes. I ordered the burger and it was really good. Very juicy and it was huge! We also ordered a cinnamon roll and it was also very tasty.

Drove for 45 minutes with an advertised closing time of 9pm Arrived at 8:45 and was told tough luck, we closed at 8:30 because it was slow Staying open even when slow is a cost of doing business. I don't recommend doing business with a an establishment of poor business ethics like this one

The avocado toast and chai tea latte were so good. This place deserved a 10/10. Maida was exceptional with explaining menu items. Aaron was accommodating- making sure things were looking good. Melissa was a personable and sweet host. Altogether, the team, ambience, and food is what makes this place deserve 5 stars.

Had to stop in Cambria and try the Olallieberry pie and it did not disappoint! Neither did the lunch. We stopped in at the local Chamber of Commerce to get food recommendations. The lady suggested Robyn's and Linn's. Since Linn's featured the pie we decided to go there. The huge menu didn't disappoint. I very much enjoyed my 1/2 veggie sandwich and 2/2 salad. Both were so tasty to eat! The family shared the Olallieberry pie warmed up with a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream. This was definitely the way to go!! Tart pie with a bit of sweet ice cream! Yum!

This is one of my favorite restaurants ever. Emphasis on ever. And I always get two of the same things: chicken pot pie and olallieberry pie (a clear pie theme here). They're obviously famous for the olallieberry pie so if you don't get anything get this, even if you're so full, you must. And you have to get it with the side of ice cream, not to be dramatic but it's life changing. I've also tried the mac and cheese and calamari for appetizers. Both recommend! I've only ever done walk in but the wait isn't long especially if you come by 6pm. I'm still thinking about eating olallieberry pie while writing this.

I've been to Linn's several times since my last review. Tonight I have the opportunity to bring a few families up to Cambria to see the lights at the Lodge. Yes I have seen them, once. and so it goes pick up drop at the designated curb and get the ..... out. Where to wait...more like where to find room to park a Sprinter on Lodge Lights nite. Bridge street, perfect right next to Linn's! I think its raspberry chocolate cake and coffee break time. And my pad is picking up the Sunday night football game too. Best of all I get paid to wait, thank you... Yes another cup of coffee please Foodguy-martin

Homie warm environment! Like stepping into every country grandmas kitchen. Friendly helpful staff. Delicious food, dinner, lunch and dessert are so delicious. Never had a bad meal. So many gluten free options and kitchen willing to work with allergies. Can't wait to return!

Cute place in Cambria, large portions, friendly servers and reasonable prices. Had the chicken pot pie served with Veges and mashed potatoes and the tri tip sandwich with the slaw. Great selection of desserts to dine in or take out. The banana cream pie and the cream puff were both perfect portions and delicious

This review is only for their carry out desserts!! On a 2 night trip, we came here both nights just to get a slice of the pies :) Ollalieberry pie was great and just sweet enough! Plus the have a gluten free crust which made me so so happy. They also can get you a side of ice cream or a cup of milk to go if wanted with your pie was well. Worth the time and money to get a slice of this pie :)

I absolutely love this place. We come to Cambria every couple of years and always make sure to get breakfast here before we leave. The food is always delicious, the staff is extremely friendly, excellent service always. It's got a nice vibe inside too. The olalliberry lemonade is so gooood as is the syrup, and pretty much anything they have on the menu. I rave about this place to my friends back home all of the time. Do yourself a favor and come here for breakfast while in town, it's totally worth it and you won't regret it!