Service Requested- well, they pick up the trash on a regular basis and my water, while it may taste…read morefunny, is consistent as well. It's an acquired taste and old school Davisites miss the 'flavor' when it's absent. Quality- quality of life in the town is pretty great. Lovely walkability, public transportation is very decent and a fairly high level of education make it a grand place for residents. Value- well, it was a lot better real estate-wise before but it's still reasonable. Davis is fine. It is not the Davis of yesteryear which long term residents seem to miss. There is still no gosh darn address for the entire city. Just enjoy the place.

I lived in Davis for seven years and really enjoyed my time there. The walkability is amazing and I…read morelove how bike friendly it is. I lived here for five years without a car, which was refreshing as a San Diego native! There are also two movie theaters. Lots of shops and places to eat in downtown Davis, as well as a lot of open spaces and parks. The greenbelts around town are fantastic for exercising and getting nature serotonin. I'll never forget being CHASED by a gaggle of wild turkeys on a run in South Davis though, or being terrorized by Downtown Tom Situated in the middle of a bunch of farmland in Yolo County, Davis is about 20 minutes west from Sacramento. It's an easy 1.5 hours west to SF and 1.5 hours east for Tahoe. It's a college town so there isn't a ton to do other than eat or drink, and the nightlife definitely skews to undergrad age. Everyone seemed to be either 22 or parents, so I found myself going to Sacramento more and more often to meet people in their early 30s. Cost of living is high, but it's California so no worse than anywhere else in the state. I lived in the Cranbrook Apartments my entire time and loved it.

Honestly, who is even surprised anymore? The police only seem to have time to eat donuts for…read morebreakfast, conduct traffic stops, and turn a blind eye to stolen bikes, laptops, and probably missing children. Maybe they need more funding to keep our city safer :)

I called the Davis police Department nonemergency line to discuss a couple things and received…read moreattitude from the dispatcher and then they hung up on me when I wasn't even finished speaking. do better dispatchers, you're supposed to help people's life on the line!!

If you're looking for a great, free rainy day activity for kids in Davis, this is it! Our almost 2…read moreyear old had a blast playing with their play kitchen, trains and puppet stage today! I was impressed by the Student Art Exhibition as well! Looking forward to returning to explore more! SYOY! :-)

Such a cute library tucked away in this part of Davis! It's easy to reach - right next to the park…read moreand two schools. Staff are so helpful and passionate about what they do. My only complaints are that the parking situation is a little bit of a nightmare and that the library itself smells a little musty, but that's to be expected with the space and staff limitations they're working with. Stop by - it's free!

For this review I would like to say that I had a really positive experience with the UC Davis…read morePolice Department. The officers are professional, respectful, and took the time to actually listen and help. It's reassuring to know there's a team on campus that genuinely cares about student safety and the community. Appreciate the work they do every day!

Some institutions seem to prioritize reputation over community trust. Interactions can feel…read morecontrolling or unprofessional, including with the police and fire department.

I'm glad that this place opened up on campus. I don't come here often but when I do I usually use…read moretheir computers (with printers) in their computer labs, reserve one of their conference room with a group of friends for meetings/studying, or I kill time by hanging out with a few friends before class starts. This place is very organized, bathrooms are clean, and another plus is that they have water bottle fillers which is really convenient. Another plus is that they also have a mini cafe where you can buy food like pastries, snacks, and beverages. Though this place can be a bit crowded at times, I usually find a place to sit whether its on a chair/couch or the floor. A good place to study or use their computer when you need it.

Reasons to love SCC: 1. Cleanest bathroom on campus!…read more 2.plenty of outlets to charge phones and laptops! 3.have both MAC and PC labs to study and print stuff! Secret tips 1. They have workshop rooms on second floor. So if the outside seats are full, you can go inside those rooms and study if they r available! 2. They have two patios on second floors which are nice for people to hangout and study in sunny days! 3. CCC has those really nice rotatable chairs to sit on for napping! 4.CCC has a microwave for you to heat lunch! 5. Free hot water refill at the south coho!

The City of Davis and I have had quite a history in a chunk of my adult working life. I never lived…read moreor went to school here. I worked here from 2011 to 2015. It was different then in both the good and bad of it. At the time, I didn't like Davis.. and I really hated the commute from Sac those 4 years. It was more bicycle friendly- so moving around to shop or eat, or go to a park for a lunch time walk was a lot more of a breeze. It even had a sign on Richards Blvd off I-80 going into town about Davis being the bicycle capital of the world (I'm paraphrasing, but, something to that effect) Road Traffic in Davis was minimal. It was always a fun place to grab some food. I will always give David credit for the variety of restaurants here! Fast forward to 2023...I absolutely adore Davis! I drop in from time to time to eat or stop by Trader Joe's for pure nostalgia. LOL. I remember getting around most of Davis pretty well without GPS. Absolutely hate the road traffic! There's cars EVERYWHERE!! Funny how time changes things. LOL.

My kids come for the university and I come here for the food and farmers market!…read more Davis is a welcoming college town! Don't have any kids in college? Doesn't matter, there are plenty of things to do - parks, farmers markets, trendy restaurants, and shops! Always something to do!