Wild Cherries Coffee House and Bakery

This place is busy and seems to be a favorite stop for locals and tourists alike. Now, here is the important part, pay attention when you are there. This place is busy, and the staff moves fast to get the orders out. In our visit, people made orders and either took off or just disappeared. The staff called out multiple times to come claim the drinks and food, and when no one showed it was gone. So if you made an order and don't have a number, pay attention, or your wait will be longer. Now the fun of the atmosphere has been shared the food and coffee were very good. The begal sandwich was simple and good. Though the begal could have used a little butter on it.

Service was pretty quick considering the length of the line and the outdoor seating was nice. My 10 oz cappuccino with non-dairy milk was a reasonable price $4.75. Counter staff didn't know which baked goods didn't have dairy except for the vegan muffin that they were out of, so I decided to cheat and eat the freshly baked pretzel which had butter. It was delicious, but yikes! Pretty small for $5, especially considering they sell a whole sandwich for $7. So I recommend asking for prices before you purchase anything unmarked.

It seemed right to get the cherry croissant from Wild Cherries Coffee House and it was delicious, every bite! Everything looked yummy. The gf chocolate walnut cookie was tasty and we enjoyed hot chocolate and a mocha. More than the food, this place has a very sweet ambiance, some lovely cards, swag, and really nice people.

Love wild cherries! Went here a week ago with friends and I always get one of the bagels. The staff are very nice and the food is good, plus the smoothies are good and my friends seem to like the teas/coffees. Great for some good food in the area and to chill at a cafe/coffee house.Food: 5/5

The food and in-store service are great, as they have been for years. 1-star for the online ordering process. Online orders go to the very back of their queue. You have no chance. The whole point of ordering online is so the food can be ready when you come… not so you can tell them that you placed an order 15 min ago :

Worth the small detour off I80 or ducking back under the freeway if headed for North Lake Tahoe on 89... Great coffee, food, service! Locally owned and staffed by a mostly young and very sharp crew. One of the owners was also there, and helpful as can be. Skip the subpar $Bucks and enjoy Wild Cherries! Vegetarian options: Lots Dietary restrictions: Gluten free dairy free options... ask about others

Love this place! Great eats, friendly, local owned/operated. Vegetarian options: There's almost always a few veggie and/or gluten free choices

I ordered a sandwich and it was charred, burnt bread and it shouldn’t be solid black. I sent it back. The waitress was laughing and handed it back they just scrapped off the burnt off the bread, so i got a crumbled and luke warm sandwich back. Rude service, immature people working here. I know bay area people passing thru can suck but so can locals. * Update: owner thanks for responding and for the effort, I might be back, but won’t order the panini. It is a cool little spot.

What a cute cafe! The prices are good and lots of outdoor seating. Really cute branding too. I got a chai tea latte and greatly enjoyed it. Updated review 3 months later. Found out that the beans were from Temple Coffee, which is from Sacramento area. Though the prices at this cafe is amazing and you really can't beat $1 coffee and $1.50 day old pastries, I think the americano was okay and the latte tasted kind of diluted. I think it was the brewing method or something, it tasted a bit underextracted. Also no cute latte art.

Stopped by heading back toward the Bay Area. Got their cold brew and loved it! It’s pretty strong and has a great flavor. Would absolutely stop by again. A nice outdoor seating area nearby right on the side with some grass in case you’re traveling with a pet.