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Where to eat Cafe food in Soda Springs: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Soda Springs including Donner Lake Kitchen, Squeeze In, Marty's Cafe, Alder Creek Cafe, Summit Swirl, Coffee & Restaurant, Wagon Train Coffee Shop, Tuff Beanz, Fire Sign Cafe
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9. Fire Sign Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 535 reviews
Since 1978, Fire Sign Cafe has been a family owned and operated Breakfast and Lunch restaurant. We pride ourselves on our extensive menu, full of homemade food. Our restaurant has been a local favorite since it opened. It has been featured in several publ
Reviewed By Rhoffmann11
Firesign is THE spot for a great breakfast! Many optionsâ huge omelets and other portions. The coffee is good and served aplenty! The choices are varied and the waitresses take an incredible numbers of special requests. The eggs Benedict, tofu scramble, and the crepes were all hits. Very comfortable in here!
8. Tuff Beanz
Reviewed By sejw
I had a place around the corner from this shop. I really like the fact that if you can get your coffee in a REAL cup and sit in a comfortable tall back chair, at a table, and enjoy your coffee while reading a book or paper. It is what a coffee house should be. The coffee is very good and the menu is good. It is also ideal for grab and go. The staff is welcoming, friendly, and helpful. Best of all, there is a guy in VW covered in stickers and adorned with some sort of antlers that frequents this location.
7. Wagon Train Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
3 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By RhettL905
Wow, this place knows how to do breakfast. We ate their pre-Spartan Beast race and were able to get healthy options (oatmeal, whole wheat, etc.). In addition, they have great fresh baked cinnamon roles, eggs/bacon, etc. Also, have a nice lunch menu and great indoor seating area. Service is great!
6. Coffee & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By ArthurG121
We were curious to check out the historic district of Truckee and came across this very casual and reasonably priced restaurant. Our waitress must have sensed that we were very hungry because she not only took our orders but pointed out a near by table with about 10 people who she had seated before us and said she needed to get our requests to the kitchen first, to insure that we would be served first! Sure enough, our waitress took our orders for our salads and within minutes our delicious meals arrived and only then did I see the waitress taking the orders of the larger group. The prices of their menu and the quality of the food was great!
5. Summit Swirl
Nestled in the Sierra mountains in the quiant town of Truckee lives the sweet little shop Summit Swirl Frozen Yogurt. Built pretty much from the ground up, Summit Swirl opened its doors in December of 2015 with the hard work of co-owners and married coupl
Reviewed By Kip F
Felt like eating some froyo on our way back to Sacramento from our camping trip, and so googled places along our route. Found this one, and stopped in. They had several flavors to choose from and they were fairly good. One of the workers said hi but went back to his conversation with a friend, which he engaged in the entire time we were there. The price were outrageous! Truckee just isn't a must see tourist destination, and the prices in Sacramento, 44 cents/ounce and even in Ashland, Oregon, a much more touristy town, at 49 cents/ounce, make this exorbitant price rather ridiculous. Not sure why, but not sure it will last long either. Looking for a sweet cold treat, go somewhere else in Truckee.
4. Alder Creek Cafe
Reviewed By ggintruckee
The turkey melt was excellent! The winter salad was fresh and delicious. The fries are the best ever, especially the sweet potato fries. My friend had the meat Panini with a side of fries and thoroughly enjoyed it as well.I only gave it a very good, vs excellent, because their baked goods for dessert leave a lot to be desired. They use to have the BEST cookies and muffins ever.NOTE: Winter hours they are only open 11-3 daily
3. Marty's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
Reviewed By RJ748
The cafe is small and can get very busy during breakfast hours. We arrived here about 10:30 a.m. on a Wednesday, and there was a fifteen minute wait to get a table. There are seats and a self-serve coffee station on the boardwalk outside the restaurant, so the wait wasn't unpleasant.The owner was on site during our visit. The staff members were friendly. The dining room is quite small and the tables are set close together. It was noisy when we first arrived, but cleared out a bit while we were there which reduced the noise level. There is only a single restroom, and no good place to stand while waiting your turn in line, so that was a little inconvenient.You can order off their breakfast or lunch menu at any time during the day. The breakfast entrees that we saw coming out of the kitchen (breakfast burritos, corned beef hash with a potato cake) all looked good. We opted to order lunch. I got a veggie hoagie served warm, and my husband ordered a C.B.L.T.A. which also came on a hoagie roll. The bread was from Truckee Sourdough bakery.My husband ordered potato salad with his sandwich. I ordered the kettle chips. He liked the flavor of the potato salad -- which was topped with bits of French fried onion straw -- but thought they used a little too much mayo in the recipe. My chips were a disappointment. I'd assumed they be house made. Instead, I was presented with a small bag of Lay's Potato Chips. And the weren't even Lay's kettle chips. My sandwich was tasty. A little messy, but good food and just the right amount. My husband said that the chicken on his sandwich was sort of dry, but the other ingredients made the overall sandwich moist enough to be palatable.Our food came out quickly after we placed our order. I had iced tea with my meal. It was freshly brewed and refreshing. At the end of the meal, the waitress presented our check and informed us that she'd inadvertently given our tab to a couple who had been dining at an adjacent table. They paid without looking closely at it and left. So the waitress gave us their bill. She tried to put a positive spin on this by letting us know that their tab was less than ours. So we got a bargain. Still, this wasn't an impressive end to our experience here. Nevertheless, we would eat here again as there are other menu items we are interesting in trying.
2. Squeeze In
Overall Ratings
4 based on 559 reviews
Squeeze In specializes in gourmet omelettes. We have over 60 specialty omelettes on our menu. We've got everything from basic cheese, bacon, sausage and veggie combinations to more exotic options like peanut butter, honey and bananas! In fact, we have ove
Reviewed By sallykay8
Shared a plate with vegetarian sisters-in-law and it was good. The queen French toast. Huge portion. My brother-in-law who is a vegan was able to have choices too and he enjoyed it. My husband had the sweet potato bowl and reports it was delicious- he didnât share. Hi Sally,Thanks for visiting us and for leaving an awesome review! It means so much to me to know that the 4 of you had delicious meals! Great choices on the Queen Maggie and Sweet Potato Breakfast Bowl. We look forward to having the pleasure of serving you again soon and hope you're having a wonderful week.We canât wait to see you again!Thanks!Shila MorrisCo-Owner, President
1. Donner Lake Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By Idakop
Popular place, the food told us why itâs worth the wait! Big portions of good home style food! Breakfast was amazing
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