4/19/25 Getting…read morebreakfast for tomorrow! Arrived. Nobody was in there, but the worker was nice. Picked 2 donuts that looked good and the Everything breakfast sandwich. Large place. Large variety of donuts too! Happy Sunday everyone! Everything breakfast sandwich split. My half was DELICIOUS!. Fresh croissant and good amount of tasty meat with egg! Donut was Really Delicious & stuffed with chocolate making it even more chocolatey! Yummy! I'm sure mother will feel the same when she gets up to have hers! Good service & GREAT breakfast! Highly recommended!

Typical neighborhood donut shop. My donut was so yummy! Service was decent. Location was central…read morewith street parking. Inside was small.

I genuinely love this Starbucks. Out of all the locations I've visited, this one always stands out…read morebecause of its atmosphere and the amazing team. Whenever I'm driving from San Francisco to Los Angeles, I make it a point to stop here for breakfast. It's become a tradition, and one of the parts of the trip I look forward to the most. What really makes this place special is the staff. Even at 5 or 6 in the morning, when you're still half asleep, they always greet you with genuine smiles and positive energy. That kind of hospitality can completely change the start of your day. Thank you to the entire team for consistently creating such a welcoming atmosphere. You do much more than serve coffee, you make people feel welcome, and that's why I'll keep coming back every time I'm on this route.

Their drive thru service is great! The person taking our order got it all correct and the barista…read moreis top tier. We ordered 3 shaken espressos all differently customized and they were made in point. We love stopping at this location when we are road tripping.

When I think of Harris Ranch, I think steaks. That's it. Never would I have thought their bakery…read morepumps out some delicious pastries and desserts. The bakery is part of the country store, which sells such random housewares and souvenir-type stuff. They have a chocolate truffle case on one side and the other side, the pastries and desserts. The pastries looked delicious and I got a few to try. They also have bags of day-old cookies for a good price. Eclair 4/5* I'm not a huge fan of eclairs with the soft fudge on top instead of the hardened chocolate. Taste wise though, it was a good eclair. The cream isn't overly sweet and the eclair itself was a light dough. Napoleon 5/5* If there's something Harris bakery does right, it's flaky pastries. Surprisingly, this Napoleon stayed crispy the entire drive home and survive even in the refrigerator the next day. Many others I've had usually get soggy, but these layers of puff pastry stayed crisp to the end of every last bite. The cream was fluffy and not too sweet, and paired perfectly with the ripe strawberries. Banana Cream Pie 3/5* I love anything banana and just had to get it when my eyes landed on the perfect swirl of whip cream covered in chunks of buttery crumbles, atop a neat little mini pie. However, the pie itself was too mushy. The crust was soggy, with the smoothness of the banana cream, soft banana slices, and rich whip cream, everything combined was too much mush. It was also too sweet. I did enjoy the crumble on top though. That was the only saving texture. Strawberry Cream Horn 5/5* Wow these were so unexpectedly delicious! The horn is super flaky and delicate, filled from end to end with a light strawberry cream. On top, bits of dehydrated strawberries were not only beautiful but added a nice tartness and texture, contrasting with the silky cream. This was a great upgrade on your classic cream horn. Chocolate Chip Cookies with Walnuts 3/5* Nothing special. They tasted better the longer they sat out because they were crisper. I prefer my cookies to have sea salt for that good balance of salty and sweet, but these cookies were just one noted. Next time, I have my eyes set on this towering cake they had on the counter and of course, take home some of those yummy cream horns.

Highly disappointing to see the Country Store as of late…read more We have been going to Harris Ranch for as long as I can remember and I am 52 years old. It feels like our home away from home as we go back and forth from Northern California and to visit our family in Orange County. We always LOVED seeing the store and its unique gifts that filled the entire place. For some time, there looks to be maybe a quarter of what they used to have. So sad... I used to come and find a lot of my Christmas gifts for people during the holidays. This past Christmas, I went in and the place looked desolate. I was confused and wondered if I missed it all? I don't know if Harris Ranch is not doing well, but it really looks like they're struggling if you look at the empty feel of the store. We just left the shop now on our way back down to Southern California and once again shocked and highly disappointment. It was bad.. I really hope that whatever happening there gets better so that the store can return to the gorgeous shop that it once was.

Since I now have to make multiple trips between Bay Area and SoCal annually Bravo Farms has now…read morebecome a tradition. Even if you're not grabbing bbq, I like to grab some coffee or energy drink for the drive. This trip I forgot some gifts for family and shopped here for cutest bear figuerine and planes and mad libs for kids. They really have it all. And you can stretch your legs while you shop. Service is always friendly. There's always plenty of parking and bathroom stalls. Cute, convenient and clean. See you in a few months, Bravo Farms.

Stopped by for lunch. The young lady that was taking our…read moreorder was extremely rude and had such attitude, we ended up just leaving. We first asked her if they have any seafood choices, to which she said "no". Then we asked for a menu, and literally the first thing on the menu was a Salmon salad. We ordered that and a few more dishes and a hot tea. She rolled her eyes at us every time we asked about the dressing on the side or a substitute for a side. And then we asked for a cup of hot tea, and she hands us a clear plastic cup. I told her it would melt and she looked at me with such attitude, as if I said something offensive or inappropriate. She kept huffing and puffing and rolling her eyes. We ended up canceling the whole order and leaving. I don't know if she was just having a bad day or if there's lack of training, but it was very disappointing.

We stopped in this hotel for the night on our way moving from San Diego to Sacramento to cut up the…read moredrive. We had read that they accommodated a lot of RVs and people with U-Haul's, etc., so felt safe staying there for the night. Checked in about 9 PM. Everybody was super helpful. We have our cats with us so we were a little stressed out about how it was going to be, but they made sure that we were comfortable and we were in a really nice, large and clean room. I did think that the property is a little bit dated. They've done a good job with upkeep. The only issue I really had was that when I got out of my car there was a very strong animal smell. I asked at the front desk with that smell was, and they said that it was fertilizer that they applied to the fields that night. It was intense. We got up and we're back on the road by 5 AM. Unfortunately we did not get to try the restaurant although I heard that their steakhouse is excellent. Also, the pool looked really beautiful and clean.

Made a pit stop here at Harris Ranch Resort because we have always been curious about this place…read moreand wanted to eat some steaks from the source. Since it's right next to Interstate 5, it is very convenient for t9ad trips doen California. ​When I initially looked up the restaurant, I was a bit confused because online it seems that they have 4 different restaurants, and I wasn't sure where they are all located. But we just went and followed the signs that said "Restaurant." When we walked in the main entrance, the first thing we saw was the Country Store. To the right is the Horseshoe Lounge, the Prime Steakhouse in the middle, and Ranch Kitchen is towards the end. I think they also have a barbecue restaurant, but in a separate building. This place is massive. ​We decided to dine at Ranch Kitchen, where there was a huge group of people sitting right outside. I originally thought they were waiting for a table, but they were all just there for the restroom since this seems to be the place to be for pit stops down I-5. It was around 6 PM on Monday, and we got seated pretty quickly. ​We ordered the 14 oz. Choice Ribeye (medium rare) and the Country Fried Steak. Both included either baked potatoes or mashed potatoes (we opted for baked) and broccoli and carrots. The ribeye also included either a soup or salad, but given the current scare with the lettuce parasite, I opted for the clam chowder. ​They start you out with hot bread rolls and some salted whipped butter. The ribeye was very tender and delicious. It was well-seasoned and does not need steak sauce or anything. The country fried steak was quite tasty and comes with a massive amount of gravy, the way I like it. ​Overall, this was a great stop with great food. The service was amazing and the waiter was very attentive. This will definitely be a regular pit stop of ours.

Nice pit stop if you needed a bathroom break or wanted to get some food from places like Cinnabon…read moreor Subway. Very busy place but the men's stall seemed to handle the crowd. Womens line at 10 am was a wait. Seems like they are installing ev chargers too (not functional)

Lots of pumps and parking with fair gasoline / fuel pricing. Large clean Bathrooms…read more FYI: had a $150+ authorization hold placed on my Credit Card, it's not something that I had encountered before when fueling my car. Overall a positive experience.

We stopped at the McDonald's in Coalinga, CA and ordered through the app. I'll give credit where…read moreit's due -- the app was easy to use and made ordering simple. That part worked smoothly. Our food actually came out pretty decent. It was hot, tasted fresh, and was put together better than I expected considering how busy it was. The kitchen seemed to be holding it together. But the front of the store? That was rough. The dining area looked like it had been hit by a hurricane. Tables weren't cleaned, trash was building up, and the straw/soda station was sticky and messy. There were a lot of people standing around trying to order. The manager was loudly telling customers they wouldn't be served for a while and should just use the kiosks. That didn't exactly calm the crowd. There was confusion, frustration, and a pretty tense atmosphere overall. Bottom line -- good food and an easy app experience, but the front-of-house operations and cleanliness need serious attention. With better organization and some basic cleaning, this place could be a lot better.

We stopped at this McDonald's because we knew our kids would enjoy it. Unfortunately, our…read moreexperience wasn't very good. When we walked in, things seemed fine at first, but the table we chose was sticky and hadn't been cleaned properly. We also used the restroom, and it was dirty. It would be nice if the staff checked and cleaned the restrooms every hour or so. When our food came out, they forgot one of the Happy Meals, so we had to wait and try to get someone's attention. It seemed like the employees could hear us, but they ignored us for a while before helping. Once we finally sat down to eat, the fries were overcooked, and the sandwich buns looked stale or different than usual. Overall, the food quality and cleanliness were disappointing. I hope this location improves its cleanliness, pays closer attention to orders, and provides better customer service in the future.

So much more than a rest stop. Out in the middle of nowhere there is this delightful oasis of…read morecommerce and fun. Photo opportunities galore, there are a couple of restaurants in a strip, and next to it is this string of shops where you can get some freshly popped popcorn, hummus, cheese and crackers, unique/quality toys like a carved wooden slingshot or a Melissa and Doug sticker book. They have real ice cream milkshakes and fresh or pre-made sandwiches. Towards the exterior they have a wooden playground of houses for kids to climb and explore (and run off some energy) while the adults enjoy their lunch at the nearby shaded picnic tables, with a pleasant view of the surrounding lands. Inside they've got old style rifle target shooting games, and even a flattened penny machine. Nostalgia galore and nice clean restrooms make this a must-stop if you need to get out of the car for a few minutes as you're passing through. Truly a hidden gem.

This is a giant shopping building on the way down to Los Angeles. It's supposed to be like a rest…read morestop. The store is very long and you can also get ice cream and coffee here. I think there was also a restaurant here too. The gift shop area has a lot of kitschy things and souvenirs. It felt very Americana. Think honey jars, hot sauce bottles, dog coasters, oven mitts etc. It was nicely air conditioned which was great since outside can get quite hot.