Sydney Dowden

Google review

Stopped here on our drive from San Francisco to Monterey. Took 1.5 hours and set our road-trip back. Chose the restaurant due to gluten-free options. Burger came out on a normal bun. Didn’t want to wait for the kitchen to remake it so literally ate gluten. Their roof blew off so now the toilet is broken? A whole restaurant sharing one toilet. Have disgusting port-a-pots in the parking lot. Update: I didn’t eat the bun, but I’m a celiac and gluten contaminates everything it touches which was the whole burger. You shouldn’t advertise being gluten friendly and then shame people. I’ve never seen a business respond so unprofessionally to a review before. Don’t tell me my experience didn’t happen. That’s ridiculous.

Alexandra Nichols

Google review

The location of this hotel is unbeatable. It’s the nicest hotel I’ve stayed in in the area, and I’ve stayed in a couple of places in Eureka. I stayed up in their cottage, which has a fantastic view of the river looking inland. You can hear the waves breaking at the mouth of the Klamath River. It is dark and quiet at night. It’s very private. The cottage was comfortable and well furnished. The cottage has a full kitchen, including a gas, stove and oven, as well as a full-size refrigerator and microwave. There are basic dishes, including pots and pans. There’s also a coffee maker. There’s also a little toaster oven. It was really nice to have a kitchen as someone with celiac. The stairs to the bedroom are bit steep but have good handrails. The shower was nice and there was no big step to get into it. There is a TV and the Internet works well enough to stream sometimes, but not always. There are two loveseat sized couches, and a kitchen table with extra chairs. There’s beautiful redwood furniture in the place. The space heaters worked very well to keep it warm, although I always kept a window open so that I could hear the ocean better. It was a quick drive to Prairie Creek, and a easy drive to Howland Hill as well. There’s a gas station in Klamath, so this is really well located the owner at the hotel was super friendly. There are lots of hotel guests hanging out at the hotel in the evenings, and you can go down and join them. The place was fairly low fragrance (no dryer sheets, although there were some strong smells in the linens). The towels were clean and plentiful, with minimal scent for those who are sensitive. It’s no pets, which I really appreciated as someone with bad allergies. I saw a few ants, which is to be expected after it rains. The owner was responsive about that. In the mornings, you can look out through the skylights and see fog on the river. This is a one of a kind place.

Melanie Rose Prince

Google review

Situated on a charming corner in a sweet, walkable, village-like town, you will find the gem that is Single Thread. I joined my brother for my birthday dinner here in late October, and despite mild initial concerns regarding service from reading a few reviews, I’m happy to report that the entire dining experience was ✨flawless✨ From the moment we approached the building, the warm welcome in the lobby, to the stunning presentation of the dishes (the first of which was waiting for us upon arrival, and nearly brought me to tears), everything was exceptional. The staff was attentive and funny—but not overbearing, the design and finishes were artistic and upscale, and the attention to my severe gluten allergy was impeccable and without compromise. Having dined at other Michelin-starred restaurants and been impressed, I can say this experience was on another level. I feel so lucky to have had the opportunity. Already planning to return during future seasons to experience the farm’s evolving menu and bring friends who will appreciate the care and creativity poured into Single Thread.

Deardra Wildflower

Google review

The salsa was just pico which like is not salsa. They did have a gluten free lime pie that was delicious. It was super busy and so we never got any refills. And had to wait over a half hour without any food even the chips and salsa . But the food was delicious. It was 52 bucks before tip for two fountain sodas 4 Street tacos chips salsa and guacamole and a slice of key lime pie

Sheila Genova

Google review

Had lunch at Coppet kettle there. Fun. Moderately priced. Had gluten free ravioli and was delicous