We are so fortunate to have this enchanting ice rink right here in our county! I've enjoyed this…read morevenue for many years--taking adult lessons, hosting parties, attending their fabulous ice shows, and skating during the holidays when the decorations are simply magical. Snoopy's Ice Arena appeals to all ages! The Warm Puppy Café is absolutely adorable and offers a nice variety of menu options. It can get busy, but it's truly a charming and delightful spot to visit.

Had the Snoopy hot chocolate and it was exactly what you want on a chilly day--like a warm hug in a…read morecup. Rich, comforting, and just the right amount of sweetness. The whipped cream on top adds a lovely, creamy texture that makes every sip even better. Simple, cozy, and absolutely satisfying!

Great school, great people, staff are so helpful. Counselors are compassionate. Diversity is…read morebeautiful on campus. People of different backgrounds come together to reach one common goal and it's a beautiful thing to witness. Campus is always clean and quite. Great place to study and chase dreams.

Had the pleasure of watching hello dolly in the wonderful theater on Sunday the 26 th. And was so…read moreblown away with how awesome everything was. Costumes were amazing,the sound was clear, the make up was great. All around wonderful performance. The seats were comfortable. Good job I'll be back

I'm debt for a IT program that got discontinued. Worst education I think I ever received, now I'm…read morein massive debt for a degree I'm not using. Got an IT job somewhere and learned more in less than a year by my self than the two years plus I spent here. I'm not even in IT anymore. I know a handful of people that are in the same boat as me from this school. Just go to the jc it's a massive difference this school doesn't make much sense. Thanks Empire

I don't even know what to say except stay away from this "college". It is a complete waste of…read moremoney, and IS NOT all it is hyped up to be. All they care about is the money, and not the students. I needed my diploma and other certifications they had of mine for a job, and they almost didn't give it to me because my large chunk of money I owed the school wasn't paid off. Ridiculous. I could have my RN by now had I stayed away from this place. I'm now 20k in debt for a program that A) I can't even transfer my credits out and B) is honestly about equal to high school classes. The only classes that were helpful in my program were my medical terminology, CPR and clinical classes. Most of the teachers, except for a select few, are awful and teach you by literally reading out of a textbook. The financial aid staff are very rude, and they don't really help you find a job as promised. Most of the classes you take are not very necessary (depending on your program) and are more of a "take these so the college gets more money" classes. Also, I barely even used the books that cost me a large chunk of $$ as well. I learned 10x more in the first month I started working as an MA from the doctor I worked for, than I did in 2 years at empire. I regret going here, and often think about suing them to pay back my student loans.... I now work as an LVN and graduated from empire in 2017 with my MA AA. Save your money, and go through the JC or Sonoma state where you actually will learn something, and have a better path/connections to your future.

We were in visiting San Francisco Ventura and my daughter is really wanting to come to Charles M…read moreSchultz Museum, for a couple years now. Peanuts are her favorite, it's about 50 to an hour drive with traffic. Very easy to get to once we were there. It's in a beautiful little neighborhood. Plenty of parking. The museum itself has a lot of interesting things to read about and the history of Charles and how he started some interesting things I had never knew. The gift shop is very small not much to purchase. But we did discover if you cross the way there's an ice rink and they sell snacks there and then next to that there's a store that has tons of peanut merchandise.

The cutest little museum and a MUST do for Peanuts fans!!!…read more My wife and I took a trip to Santa Rosa, specifically for this museum. The museum is rather small, but is very well done. The entire Schulz campus, including the gift shop and the ice rink is an experience. You will want to give yourself a few hours to fully experience this place. Up stairs, there is an area where you can sit and color and also trace your favorite peanut characters. They provide all the supplies to make your own paper Snoopy Dog House. It is very cute. The museum as several great picture opportunities throughout the museum. Even the bathrooms are themed with Peanuts characters on the tiles. In addition to enjoying the museum, I also highly recommend doing the "Peanuts on Parade". There are Peanut status all throughout the Santa Rosa area. Over 100 of them!!! We challenged ourself to find and take a picture with all of them. We got about 120 before we ran out of time. It's free, other than your time and gas to drive around, but it was an extended part of the Peanuts experience that we absolutely enjoyed.

Got it--here's a sharper, more satirical version that still lands well as a review:…read more We visited the Sonoma Children's Museum and quickly learned it's less "children's museum" and more "rule enforcement training facility." At the water play area, my child took off his shoes (you know... at a water feature), and we were immediately told he could only use his hands--not his feet. I explained this to him, he was listening, all good... or so I thought. A few minutes later, the same staff member circled back like we were committing a repeat offense, and then a supervisor came rushing out like there was an actual emergency. In front of everyone, she asked my son, "Where is your parent?"--which felt unnecessarily dramatic and honestly a bit humiliating for a kid who was doing his best to follow directions. Then came the lecture. I got a full, very intense Public reprimand and rundown about hand, foot, and mouth disease, delivered with the urgency of a public health crisis... over a kid standing near water without shoes on. Look, I understand hygiene and safety. But the energy here was wildly disproportionate. It felt less like a place for kids to explore and more like a place where adults hover, monitor, and correct every move. If your idea of a fun outing involves being policed over minor things, you'll love it. If you're hoping for a relaxed, kid-friendly environment... maybe adjust expectations.

Super cute museum! My son is 7 and autistic. They have headphones available if you need them. We…read morealways bring ours but LOVE that they offer this accommodation for kids who have sensory sensitivities. The outdoor and indoor areas of the museum are sooo packed with lots for kids to explore, learn, play, and engage. One of my son's favorite activities was the outdoor water play area. There's also bikes to ride, two classrooms for art and block play, a huge outdoor area for snacks and climbing around, a mud garden / kitchen, and also an indoor area that is more typical of a children's museum but so well kept and clean. My son loved the train tracks inside, the space section, the fruit tubes, and over-all it was a lovely location and I'd happily go back.

The California Theatre is hands down the best small venue in town. I absolutely love this place…read more The space is beautiful, intimate, and perfectly set up for live performances of all kinds. But what really makes it special is the staff. They are incredible. Every single person who works here is warm, professional, and genuinely invested in creating great experiences for both performers and the community. You can tell they care deeply about supporting local arts and bringing people together. Sonoma County is lucky to have a venue like this. If you haven't been to a show here yet, you're missing out!

This is a nice venue. Went to see a comedy show. Decent seating. Good parking. Tasty libations and…read moresnacks.

Always noisy with the Ras not doing much, a high lockout fee. Never fixing the fire alarms at 5 in…read morethe morning

FIRE ALARMS ALWAYS GO OFF. Ra's don't stop noise past 10:00pm. Bathrooms are always nasty and not…read morestocked.

The arcade was horrible!!... There were 50 people in there at least (wasn't too many), but only 1…read moremachine to exchange your cards and tokens. Each person took 10-15 min to exchange their cards and coins to points. It's literally the dumbest machine ever invented. I do not recommend the arcade. Brad B if this is true, then train your staff better because we asked twice if there was a faster way. Why give out tokens? Just put everything on a card and then just swipe it!!! We had to watch the machine count backwards from 7000, 3000 and 2000 AFTER all the cards and tokens were put in (it took a while). Such a crapy system, yes you had 4 employees standing around doing nothing. The machine jammed 2 times in one use also and we saw it jam two other times.

The Game on Arcade is a place filled with energy. Innumerable games, the excitement of everyone…read morethere whether kids, teenagers or adults is the same. Met a sweet teenager boy who while we waited for an air hockey table to get free (the one we swiped our card on got charged but did not throw up the disc), without us even realising charged his table for us and presented us with a disc. Enjoyed playing the game and many more. ** Some of the machines in the arcade are not working properly, they charge the card but show an error post that. That leads to wasting of credit on the card. Happened thrice with us on that same day. There is a nice and well stocked prize vault that provides kids' toys, souvenirs in exchange for tickets (electronic now) earned, that also is a nice and seamless experience. The bowling experience was great as always though running very busy, it being a Sunday evening. The Epicentre game on arcade is a nice place to be at for some fun, excitement, adrenaline rush, beer, pizza, snacks. Recommended :)

Definitely a place to watch big football games...and that's about it. Victory needs to work on…read moretheir organization skills when a huge sports night happens. We sat at two back tables with a lagging tv and somehow our orders got mixed up with the table behind us. The nachos with meat wasn't ours but we started snacking on it, but call that bad karma because we think they must've been made with an unusual vegan meat. The salsa and cheese that pose as an addition to chips and bites were not tasty. On a positive note on their own, the jalapeno bites, pretzel bites, and chips were decent and beer and drinks were good. Prices are pretty good. If you want a drink, find the end of the bar and walk up. You are ignored if you wait in the middle of the bar. Victory was just like our 9ers playoff game tonight, not memorable and disappointing.

I've upped a star because for ME, they are consistent, prices are reasonable, service is ALWAYS…read moregood and the atmosphere fits the sporty theme. Almost without fail, my husband will order the honey Sriracha wings extra crispy, side of fries with ranch. Bar food. Last night, I tried one of their specials... basically a hot Caprese sandwich with chicken, balsamic drizzle, on focaccia. I totally understand the balsamic drizzle, though it felt a little overpowering in flavor. That said, I really enjoyed the sandwich! For me, it's still a great place to have a beer, watch a game, and have some tasty food.

What a beautiful park with things to do for everyone! Play structure with lots of variety for young…read moreand big kids, train, carousel and horse rides! Felt like we didn't have enough time with all the things to do and will be back. If making a trip with kids to Sonoma make this a stop for sure!

This is a great park for families. There is a nice play area that has many different activities for…read moreall ages. They have po ore rides, a train ride and a carousel. That also rent out paddle boats and canoes. There are many hiking trails that hook up with a spring lake and Andel park so you can walk as far as you want. It's a great place for birthday parties as well. Many tables. Parking is rough sometimes on a busy weekend.