We are changing, growing and improving. We have new staff at the Cafe, all in training currently. We have a new cook, he is doing a great job. Experience is a plus. Learning the menu and getting the hang of…
Jamul, A History Summary
The San Diego Back Country has a rich history including but not limited to the days of the Wild West, when settlers were journeying here from the East Coast to find their riches. Along the border towns share in the…
Welcoming the New Year…
Moving into another year. As we leave 2018 behind, this New Year holds promises and hope. As does each year. 2018 saw a lot of changes for the Cafe. One cook moved on and we brought in two new cooks,…
Christmas Shopping at the Cafe
We have a huge selection of items to choose from. Vintage, beer signage memorabilia and much more. Beer Steins are made by Budweiser and Avon. We have a few left. For the Gymkanna fan, horse lover, we have…
It Is the Holiday Season
Christmas shopping at the Cafe… Come on out and find the ideal gift for the collector on your list. Whether they are naughty or nice. These are just a few of the items available at the Cafe. Please follow and…
Happy Holidays from Our Family to Yours
Barrett Junction Cafe & Mercantile wishes you and yours a safe and wonderful holiday. Our Holiday Hours We have special hours for the holiday season, please note the additions and changes here. We will be open November 19, Monday due…
Rediscover Highway 94
Highway 94 along the back country is rich in history. Settlers, battles, Buffalo Soldiers, Indians, horse and cattle ranches are all a part of our stories that have been shared. When you stop in at the Cafe you will find…
Barrett Junction History
In search of reviews, news, articles, information, and tid bits of Barrett Junction for the Cafe I find articles about the area and the Cafe. A bit more of the history for the Barrett Junction Cafe includes an article written…
Life on Highway 94: Campo
In Campo, 25 feet from the Mexican border, California’s Old West roots remain The Pacific Crest Trail begins on a barren hill about 25 feet from the U.S.Mexican border. Three mini obelisks mark the spot, reminding hikers that it is 2,397 miles to the…