Sugar Shack Cafe - Red Bluff

They don't post their lunch hours. I went at noon and they were closed

Out of business? Nothing in window pointed to being closed . Reviews sounded good but owner needs t communicate.

They were closed and yelp mentioned they were opened, we drove and it was closed? Idk what happened here but I should've read the previous review before even heading there. Smh :

Super disappointed that I wasn't able to even try the place. Showed up shortly after 8:30 am Monday morning but the place wasn't even open. The lights were out but the sign still said they're open at 8.

7:45AM I5 stop to Refuel car and belly. Opens 8am, st parking, and found an angled parking island just a block down on side st, and by time we walked back there the sandwich board was out. Gray wood laminates, bright yellow paint and chalkboard walls with some higher bar height tables, a curio full of jewellery for sale, beaded bracelets $10 and some leather sandals, tops, incl logo Ts for sale. Hispanic ballads radio feed on the TV in the room for some cheery background noise and a few magazines in a rack by the counter. Regular drip Coffee $3.50 was excellent, a darker roast and for two Starbucks Americano preferred sippers, this certainly passed the sip test. Spanish Omelette $12.50 chorizo peppers was cooked firm, not too greasy, lil spicy bite and very enjoyable. Hash browns were crisp and no visible grease, great. Toast is shelf stable floppy brown kind, it's a small town and sorta expected. Hubby's Ham and Sunny eggs $13.50 was a thinner sllice of ham and a bit overcooked and dried out but still enjoyed. Eggs and browns were perfect to his liking with a English muffin Smuckers jams. Pleasant waitress and another gent greeted us on entry as first and only diners on opening. Great Coffee and Espresso option more than makes up for the hfcs jam and shelf bread, can't have it all, all the time ; great refuel for the road back to Oregon.