Location: Scotts Valley
Top Restaurants in Scotts Valley
Top Things to do in Scotts Valley
- 1. Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park
- 2. Capitola Beach
- 3. West Cliff Drive
- 4. Mount Hermon Adventures
- 5. Canepa Motorsports Museum
- 6. Roaring Camp & Big Trees Narrow-Gauge Railroad
- 7. Wilder Ranch State Park
- 8. Cinelux Scotts Valley Cinema
- 9. University of California at Santa Cruz
- 10. Bigfoot Discovery Museum
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California, United States Food Guide: 8 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Scotts Valley
Find out what American restaurants to try in Scotts Valley. The tranquil town of Scotts Valley – a half-hour from Silicon Valley and six miles from Santa Cruz – mixes lush redwood forests with high-tech businesses. Nearby, Henry Cowell and Big Basin Redwoods State Parks offer a multitude of options for hikers. And on the Fourth of July, Scotts Valley is the place to be, with an impressive fireworks celebration. In summertime, the Scotts Valley Art & Wine Festival brings together local wine makers and artists, all in a pet-friendly outdoor setting.
Things to do in Scotts Valley
8. 5030 Restaurant & Lounge
Our hotel's on-site restaurant, 5030 Restaurant & Lounge serves modern favorites with an authentic California influence. Indulge in a contemporary dining experience during your stay in Scotts Valley as well as cocktails, premium wines and craft beer.
7. Scotts Valley Market
Reviewed By jimkT3841HO
We wanted to get a few things from the market when we were staying in Scott's Valley. We discovered their deli and hot food buffet. They have both indoor and outdoor seating and their sandwiches were delicious. We ordered sandwiches, potato salad, and coleslaw for our picnic. The rest of the market was very well organized and offered a great variety from which to choose. Staff were very upbeat and helpful. I highly recommend this market.
6. Mollies Country Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 60 reviews
Mollie's Country Cafe in Scotts Valley, California offers delicious homemade food in a comfortable, family environment.
Reviewed By demozeleski
Mollies is consistently the best breakfast restaurant in the county. We eat there once or twice a month for breakfast. The portions are large and the price is reasonable. Twenty percent discount for seniors! No credit cards but they have an ATM on site. I wish they still served dinner, but they stopped several months ago. I read some people thought the service was bad. Most of their servers are, let's say experienced and have been there for years. We have always had great service. I suspect some complainers have another agenda when posting negative comments. When we travel we always compare other restaurants to Mollies for breakfast. Never have found one as good.
5. Heavenly Roadside Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By demozeleski
We were surprised to see that Mollys Cafe, down the street had been sold and was closed for remodeling. So we tried HRC. The Huevos Rancheros was good. Served with country potatoes that were a little salty. My wife had eggs and sausage. They don't serve patty sausage so she tried the chicken sausage. Very bland. Her main issue was the bitter coffee. She could not finish one cup. I had ice tea which was good. Noise level was loud. We are going to try Avenue Cafe when it opens and hope its as good as Mollys was.
4. Stonehouse Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Meetu B
This restaurant situated at the Hilton was a great experience. We were a group of 10 and ordered everything from crab cakes to spaghetti and meatballs. Really nice food and they are very attentive to you. My daughter said it was the best fries she has ever eaten. Must try the cheesecake if you eat there .
3. Erik's Deli Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Sandwiches are made with high-quality meats, savory cheeses, and fresh produce. Our slow-simmered and hand-crafted soups, freshly-made salads, and delicious bakery goods are made with only the finest ingredients. Our commitment to our customers hasn't cha
Reviewed By 920StephK
Needing a quick, affordable bite to eat before heading to a concert in Saratoga. Everything was fresh and delicious, from soup to sandwiches. Friendly, fun service too.
2. Malone's Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By pickygrrl
Had a solo meal there this evening, wanted to sit outdoors and Malone's has a very nice patio under an artfully pruned Douglas fir in Scott's Valley. I had arugula salad with prawns, and it was excellent, superbly dressed. Service was gracious and the martini chilled and dry as ordered.
Where to Eat in Scotts Valley: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Auntie Mame's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By janetfU2578KV
We are new to Scotts Valley, had recommendations from friends and read reviews on TripAdvisor. Were we disappointed?? Absolutely not! Hubby ordered Chicken Fried steak with crispy hash browns, delicious biscuit and tasty homemade gravy. I ordered a patty melt with a side salad. The hamburger was real beef, I could not eat the entire patty melt, which is a first. I reheated the patty melt and it was delicious as my first bite. The swiss cheese was tasty. Service was great. We will head back to Auntie Mame's before we leave the area.
Where to eat Italian food in Scotts Valley: The Best Restaurants and Bars
