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10432 Live Oak Boulevard, Live Oak
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“Yummy breakfast. Great service. Syrup is warmed for you!!!!”
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646 Gray Avenue, Yuba City · 10.07 miles
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“Love Su & Bruce! i went all the time before i moved out of state. will always be my Go To!”
Pet Friendly · $
208 Bridge Street, Yuba City · 9.94 miles
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“did a quick Google search review trying to find a bakery that specialized in sourdough in red bluff, specifically. almost no one makes sourdough loaves in house and especially ones that are not cut, which is not what my son wants. sourdough is the only bread my son eats and he only likes Bodine and occasionally when Pie meets bread, otherwise he rejects pretty much all other sourdough because it tastes too much like wheat bread. found this place and within a minute or two I was talking to the owner/baker who happened to have one loaf of exactly what we needed and the transaction was done in just a few minutes. it's a very cute little unassuming setup with a shed packed with goodies at fair prices. very very friendly owner and we are definitely going to order from her from now on for our sourdough necessities!”
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