
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1636 Market St, Redding, CA 96001
Phone: (530) 605-1271
Website: https://thepostofficekitchenandspirits.com/
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Reviews
Atmosphere – looks like a typical sports bar setup with big televisions, bar tables, etc..but don’t be fooled. These people know how to strap the feed bag on.
Their approach to Sunday Brunch is unique. They have an option for a flat fee/all you can eat menu which was $40 with bottomless mimosas or $28 for food only. We don’t drink so we chose the “food only” option.
Here’s how it works: They have a decent selection on the “all you can eat” menu. You can order 2 items at a time on an unlimited basis. The dishes are like “small plates” so if you order eggs benedict, you’ll get one english muffin half with the ham/egg/hollandaise…or if you order chicken fried steak, you get a small-ish portion with gravy (not a whole entire breakfast). Very unique. With this “small plate” approach you can try quite a few of their items before you want to crawl off to a corner and hibernate for the winter.
This place is busy, so don’t get pissy about “quick service”. Just be patient and enjoy it. Our waitperson was awesome and personable..kinda like my mom if I actually liked my mother. If this is your mom, good on you..she’s a gem!
We spent almost 2 hours there visiting and enjoying the experience. We’re definitely going to return the next time we’re in Redding. It’s a good thing we don’t live there…I could see this becoming a real problem for me if we did.
The other food looked good especially the loaded fries
Drinks were good
Great horseshoe shaped bar
Bartenders great.
The drink was very good, I would give it an 8/10. The mix was thick and just a little bit spicy, the vodka (house brand) was in balance to the mix and the drink was well dressed with pickled asparagus, olives, lime and lemon slices. I was charged $7.50 for it which is about right.
The steak sandwich was another story. I had requested it be cooked to medium rare but when I saw how thin it was I was surprised that they even bothered asking me how I wanted it cooked. Seriously, the fries were thicker than the steak! It was well seasoned and was served opened-face with onions and mushrooms but my first three bites were all fat. The rest of it was tough and over cooked. I only ate half of it and when the waitress dropped of the check she asked if I wanted a box for the rest of the sandwich. I told her politely that I really didn’t care for it. She replied, “Oh well” and left. For $16 I expected better. I will not be hurrying back to the Post Office.