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The park has no restaurants, but Eureka and Arcata have diverse dining establishments—everything from hip oyster bars to various ethnic restaurants. The selection is decent in Crescent City, and there are a few, generally good, choices in Klamath, Orick, and Trinidad. Most small-town restaurants close early, around 7:30 or 8 pm.
With an inviting indoor dining room and outside seating overlooking bustling Arcata Plaza, this artisan bakery and restaurant is known for savory and sweet breads. Notable noshes include quiche, ham-and-cheese breakfast croissants, croques monsieur and madame, and focaccia sandwiches with avocado and Humboldt Fog goat cheese from Arcata's Cypress Grove creamery.
A cheerful café serving hearty, delicious breakfasts and espresso drinks, Good Harvest lives up to its name with ample use of locally grown and organic ingredients. Salads, burgers, sandwiches, vegetarian specialties, and several fish entrées are on the menu for lunch and dinner.
This market with a juice bar and a small café sells prepared salads, deli items, cheeses, and picnic provisions. There's a good selection of local wine and beer.
This homey, diner-style café just north of Klamath serves the sort of hearty American fare that'll fuel you up before a big day of hiking. The cooks prepare breakfast sandwiches, Belgian waffles, and chicken-fried steaks in the morning, and deli sandwiches, salads, and pizzas throughout the rest of the day. Overnight cabins and a small market are also part of the same-named compound.
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