Great service, food, beer, and ambience! It was a great place to enjoy my first time to Chico!read more

Best venue in town, not a bad seat in the house, great beer, friendly staff. Unfortunately they…read morealso attract the WORST, rudest, self centered audiences. They talk over the bands and the venue does nothing to quiet them. We always end up feeling bad for the bands, especially the opening acts. Sierra Nevada should do something to shut them up so the rest of us can enjoy the music we purchase tickets to enjoy.

Great new food menu! Very cool vibe and excellent spot to grab a bite to eat. Service is quick. I…read morehighly recommend checking them out. Excited to see what's new to come.

First and last time visiting your bar. I went with a group of friends to your bar, it was the…read moreevening and it was not very busy. We waited for a while to get our drink orders in, finally we get our drinks and walked out back. We sat and then I had to use the restroom, when I came out of the restroom and tried going to my table I was stopped by an employee and said I had to pay to go out back, Umm I was just out there, my friends are back there and so is my drink. He said NO you have to pay to go in the back. I said all the people in there did not pay, he said well now you do. I asked if he could get my drink, No again. This ended you as a place to spend money. You will not be recommended and I hope your employee's learn some hospitality. I am embarrassed for you.

BEST Breakfast in Chico!!! While the food is impressively…read moredelicious the real gem here is the staff. Attentive, kind, friendly and some how laid back. This is top down. The space is beautiful. Especially the back patio. Just a few of the items we've fallen in love with... *Honey, lavender latte *Black and black *Brioche French toast *Coda Benedict *Smoked sausage hash Thank you Cafe Coda

Cafe Coda was so good that my husband and I visited two days in a row during our stay in Chico! The…read moreBlueberry Ricotta French Toast was, without a doubt, the best French toast I have ever had. It was absolutely out of this world--beautifully prepared, perfectly balanced, and incredibly delicious. Everything we ordered was wonderful, but that French toast alone is worth coming back for. The staff was also exceptionally kind, friendly, and welcoming, making each visit feel special. As we prepare to relocate to the area, Cafe Coda has already earned a place on our list of favorite local spots. We can't wait to return. Highly recommended!

We drove into town and wanted something drinks and food and wandered into this bar. Service wasn't…read moregreat, maybe they were short staffed. We had the salmon and patty melt. I wasn't a huge fan of the salmon (not their fault, I was just expecting an actual piece of salmon instead of a patty but I didnt read the menu properly). We also had the patty melt which was good. Drinks were good but service was definitely lacking. We would go back and sit at the bar since youre probably going to get better service there. This was a Sat afternoon so they were a little busy but not enough staff.

My second visit to Nevada City in a couple months and Crazy horse saloon was just as good as I…read moreremembered. I ordered the same thing as last time , I had checked my prior review and read that I thought the cobb salad was as good as any I've had so i tried it again and I think it's THE best cobb salad i've had over the years . Crazy horse has live music regularly, so it feels more like a watering hole bar but the food is delicious and it's much more than a place to grab a drink. Service is always good , happy hour had some food and drink specials, 6$ cocktails and discounted apps. Stop by Crazy horse saloon next time you're in Nevada City, especially if you love cobb salad !! Cheers!!

For live music in the Northstate this venue on Wednesday afternoons to 9 pm or so is as good as it…read moregets . Many great outside and local bands play great dance music and there is a lot of room to dance. The crowd is fun , many people to dance with and no big drunk people bothering and bumping in to my wife,

I visited for the Stephen Wilson Jr show on June 3rd and it was amazing! It's a great little…read moretheater and the show was incredible! I drove all the way from San Diego for this and it did not disappoint! They even had snacks to buy like popcorn, candy and soda. Everyone working there was super nice too. Thank you for a great night!

I'm a grandmother of 3. This weekend we came for my granddaughter's ballet show, what an incredible…read moreaccomplishment for her and her dance company. HERE'S MY COMPLAINT! After my granddaughter's performance, I left the building to walk her Great-Grandmother to her car that pulled up outside the theater, walked her out, opened her car door, helped her get in. I then turned around, maybe 20ft or 30ft from the front doors, was stopped by a woman with a staff shirt on and was told she needed to inspect my purse again. Really? Are you serious? Unbelievable treatment. Completely ruined the rest of my afternoon. My daughter saw this and laughed at me, and was shocked as well. Do better, maybe higher people with COMMON SENSE!

I've gone to many concerts here and it's a great place outside for concerts. The lawn seats are…read morepriced cheap and you can still get a great view of the stage as long as you sit in the front area of the grass and don't have too many people in front of you. You can rent chairs there to sit in for $10-$15 that you return at the end of the night. They no longer allow you to bring your own chairs anymore. You can bring in blankets to sit on which I recommend. The grass does get little bugs and nats but I brought a portable fan and it kept them away. They have a huge selection of food, drinks and serve alcohol. The price for the food is expensive. I got 3 street barbacoa tacos and it was $24! The homemade lemonade was $9.78 and pretzel was $9.78 with no cheese. They have a great stage set up and the sound system is amazing. The only thing that is horrible is the parking situation. I recommend you buy the VIP parking so you can get good parking when arriving but more so when you leave because you're able to beat the traffic and not have to wait in line to leave for hours because of the one way out. The VIP and handicap parking allows you to drive in the center lanes and skip the one lane main parking line. It's in the middle of Wheatland and close to Hard Rock Casino.

I appreciate seeing many reviews here regarding Saturday's Santana/Doobie Brothers concert and say…read moreditto to most things. --Carlos Santana and Doobie Bros with Michael MacDonald were great. Stage, sound, lighting also great. --**The heat. This amphitheatre really needs to make changes not only for the comfort but also the physical safety of concert goers on excessively hot days. I may not attend here again because of this, it was just too much and not something I'm usually thinking about. Was 101-105 degrees hours before show when long lines started forming. No shade or awnings for those in line, no water misters. Also, because of the prohibition on bringing in open beverages and food (empty water thermoses ok) I'm sure many did not have cool icy hydration with them. I tossed my own water/ice before I realized the waiting line was long and bought a lemonade from vendor which helped but... --Also too hot to sit in unshaded seats before show. I and a few others found shade standing near sound booth. Must confess, I suddenly got full on heat sick. Went to concert solo and fortunately got water and help from kind strangers, and a cardboard fan I'd somehow missed at entrance, helped. But this venue needs to care, there were many older people, people in wheelchairs, or just baking young people. --Need more obvious stations to fill water bottles at venue with COLD water (gosh with ice would be great). Shade. Water misters. Awnings for lines. Being cognizant of excessive heat on such days. --Parking. You have to remember to glance at sign above when leaving car, but at night after concert it's hard to figure out what direction, bunch of lost wandering people. Once in car, waiting to merge into stream of traffic leaving lot, it's a stuck free-for-all for an hour, no staff are visible or helping or creating system. Then suddenly stream moved as staff far ahead waved our "lane" through, not sure why there was not more give & take re waving cars through. --Food and drinks are pricey. $13 kettle corn, $26 drinks. --If using GPS phone app, be sure and enter the actual amphitheatre address. This is weird but I used a typical phone GPS app, selected choice for Toyota Amphitheatre, took a weird winding back route through almond fields and ended up at a city park 15 minutes from venue. Weird so just enter the address. --website FAQs page does say no aerosol sunscreen, clear bags only, no lawn chairs, and other rules. Good to read through and also watch text alerts. --The staff throughout were nice, they just needed more of them at parking lot after show.