Location: Greenfield
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Top 9 restaurants in Greenfield, United States
Greenfield (formerly, Clarke Colony) is a city in Monterey County, California, United States. Greenfield is located in the Salinas Valley, 33 miles (53 km) southeast of Salinas, at an elevation of 289 feet (88 m). The city was the fastest growing in the county during the 2000s, the population was 12,583 in 2000, increasing to 16,330 in the 2010 census. Its most well-known public event is the annual Harvest Festival. Greenfield is a member of the Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments.
Things to do in Greenfield
1. La Plaza Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By mcpcmp - california
Very large bakery on the man drag. lots of choices, neat and clean. Corner location with a lot of access. Best Diesel prices in the area across the street
2. The Cork & Plough
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
The Cork & Plough opened in February 2015 and is located in King City's Town Square on Broadway St. Seattle-native Chef Travis Childers brings a menu filled with quality interpretations of classic dishes as well as a few more daring ventures into modern American cuisine, all of which are built around the seasonal products of California's central coast. The wine menu, curated by Anna Childers, also focuses on locally sourced products. Every wine on the menu can be ordered either as a taste, a glass, or a bottle, and our friendly and knowledgeable staff can expertly guide you to wines that best suit your palette. We also offer flights, making The Cork & Plough the best restaurant in the area to sample all the terrific wines from our local vines. Behind the bar you find a wide selection of whiskey, citrus juiced fresh to order, flavored syrups and grenadine made from scratch, as well as infused liquors and homemade bitters being expertly combined by our passionate bartenders to create amazing craft cocktails.
Reviewed By ItalianChicken1 - Paso Robles, California
Nice pub in King city! We enjoyed the food and the fresh made soda which we tried ginger ale! Lovely.
The server was nice too.
Some unusual combinations of food but very nice!
3. Windmill Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By DebbyLA - Los Angeles, California
ON the road. 107 outside. Stopped for a lunch. Service very quick and food came very quickly. We got 2 Gilroy chicken sandwiches with grilled onions, garlic and cheese. Chicken with great caramelized taste but not dry. Lemon meringue homemade pie for dessert. Total with 2 teas $33.78
Easy on and off freeway. In the same building as a hotel.
4. LA Fogata
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By hossridr - king city
Our family has been going to this restaurant for almost 40 years now. Ownership has changed at least once that I know of, but the food is still good-excellent, though there isn't as much of it as there once was. The quality is still there, however. I usually opt for the La Fogata Special. That is a combination of a sopa, chicken or beef enchilada, and beef or chicken taco. I have had other combos as well and they are all delicious.
Fresh tortillas are served as soon as you arrive along with fresh home made tortillas chips and chili sauce. Both are excellent. The only complaint I have is sometimes it takes awhile for the waitress to take your order after she brings the chips and tortillas. Also the wait time after she takes your order. So wait times are the only complaint I have. Other then that, it's a truly epicurean experience.
5. McDonald's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By MarriedWidow - Houghton, Michigan
I tend to stop at McDonald's when taking long drives. The food is decent, the bathrooms are clean, and they give senior coffee at discount prices. However, this one also made me feel they really cared about me and were so nice I was impressed and noticed the manager treated her employees as kindly as she treated me. The best part was for leas than $5 I was able to get a salad, 4 piece chicken McNuggets, and coffee...which also was under 500 calories. I was able to check Facebook on their free WiFi too. I've been back and it remains my favorite McDonald's.
6. Cheezer's Gourmet Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By JoeyDog - Fillmore, California
The name has changed from Cheezers to California Gourmet Pizza. We were traveling and just found this place by accident. Not that much around the area so we were pleasantly surprised that the food was better than your standard pizza place. Liked the variety that was offered on the menu.The pizzas were piled with toppings Very tasty crust. Nice to know this place is here next time we are on the road. The restaurant is also clean.
7. Tacos El Grullense
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By HughMcAloon - Springfield, Virginia
How authentic? English was the second language spoken when I went. The counter staff had to translate questions that I had for the cooking staff. Which was not a problem, because the counter staff was fluent in both Spanish and English. I had chicken tacos. They were made quickly. I asked for them "to go"... which apparently isn't asked often. What I got was a foil-wrapped plate. When I opened it, I was pleased to find not only the tacos, but some cooked and raw vegetables, too. All were fresh. Excellent. The place is fairly convenient to the 101 freeway, which I was traveling when dinner time hit. The place was a serendipitous find. Recommended for through travelers who are tired of "standard" fast food stops.
8. Little Caesars
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By eatout1962 - Puyallup, Washington
it was better when it was pizza pizza, but the one is still good...it's little caesar's what hasn't already ben said...a sweetere sauced inexpensive pizza that is a deal and quick
9. Burger King
Overall Ratings
2 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Willambette - Dundee, Oregon
Although I've never considered reviewing a chain-fast food restaurant, I felt the need to write a few words about this one. My husband and I had been driving for a few hours and needed to stop and stretch our legs and pick up a cold drink. We pulled off hwy 101 at exit 294 B and pulled into the BK which was fairly empty. First stop, the restroom. I've seen port-a-potties cleaner than this. This was not just a busy morning type of dirty, but layers of filth from chronic neglect. When I emerged from the restroom, my husband had the same reaction to the men's room. As we headed to the counter to purchase a beverage, it quickly became apparent that lack of cleanliness was not limited to the rest rooms. The floors, walls and counters were smeared with dried ketchup, grease, and grime. As we approached the counter, we could see it was sticky. How filthy can a fast food restaurant be for a couple to be too disgusted to even purchase a beverage? Visit the Burger King in Greenfield, CA at the Walnut st exit off Hwy 101, and find out.
