Mountain Star Cafe

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  Amazing food.  Found this hidden gem in the Merchantile building back behind the candy shop.  The food was SO good--fresh and tasty.  The homemade soup was tasty and the tempeh ruben was the beat sandwich I've had in a long time.  Wish we had one of these in Los Angeles.

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  Posted on 01.02.13 Kelly D.

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  This place is a hidden gem, in the back of the Mercantile hotel in McCloud.  Highly recommended are the breakfast burritos and turkey wrap sandwiches.  These stalwarts are complemented by a rotating assortment of terrific baked goods such as scones, muffins etc.. and the best full barrista operation I know of anywhere near McCloud.  Espressos, lattes etc. are all rendered flawlessly, as is a good solid cup of joe.  Note also the Virgil's root beer and full ice cream service.  
  
  Most everything is organic, and there are vegan options if that matters to you.  Cool, charming ladies own and run the place.  Might just be the times I go in, but I usually get Rebecca at the counter and have a great conversation along with the food...fine way to pass the time as their magic can take a few minutes to whip up.  See you there, be sure to scope the amazing architecture and restored interior details of the Mercantile.

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  Posted on 08.31.12 Dave L.

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  Could I really be the first person to review this place? Why would everyone passing through McCloud not eat here? It's got a small selection, but everything was fresh and delicious, obviously made with good organic ingredients - great quiche and muffins, fresh scones, an excellent quesadilla, good coffee. Like most places in the McCloud/Shasta region you'll find slow-paced but very friendly service. It's in the architecturally interesting old Mercantile Building downtown and even has free wi-fi.

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  Posted on 06.01.12 Dolce S.

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