Driving by and saw a taco truck…read more I ordered a Phili Cheese Steak. Fair price of $14.05 On toasted bread roll. Really tasty. Rather than wait, they said I could park and bring it to me.

There is a white man in a black Lexus that unplugs the EV Chargers. My car has scratches near the…read morecharging port now.

Having driven through the area with a friend, I now know where the Zombie Apocalypse headquarters…read moreis! So many cemeteries. I mean - really - SO MANY CEMETERIES. When the Zombie Apocalypse arrives - I do not want to be anywhere near here. Thanks to Colma Town Hall for averting this for as long as possible. I appreciate you.

Nice historic venue to see small production. We attended a Progressive Rock show. It was small…read moreand fully attended by prog-rock fans for a local musician and other bandmates. We watched a great rock show of musicians playing in pure joy. Quaint setting. But good for this rock show. Give yourself time to park as there's no lot that we saw. There is a small bar in the back from the entrance

If your child loves acting, singing, hamming it up, or just being around kids who do, then Town…read moreHall Theatre is for you! My newly arrived neighbors who have four kids of all ages were asking me where they should send their rambunctious kids this summer and I immediately told them about Town Hall. They have new camps that start all summer long, so the schedule can work around vacation schedules. It's a great venue downtown, and the staff is super sweet and welcoming. They do sell out, so it's good to sign up as soon as you can: https://www.townhalltheatre.com/summer-2025. I can't recommend it enough!

Quaint little town in the north bay - well worth a day trip, especially if you add in a visit to…read moreAngel Island State Park. We parked at the privately run city lot at the far end of Main Street ($10 for three hours, $2 per hour afterward) and walked around. There are a few cute cafés and eateries and plenty of postcard-worthy photo ops everywhere you look. We ate at Caffe Acri (separate review) before and after our ferry to Angel Island State Park (separate review). On the drive out, we stopped by Blackie's Pasture (our horse-crazy little one insisted!). We will certainly be back.

Lovely town to visit....even better to live here if you can afford…read more Views of the city are spectacular. Blacks Pasture is great for your four legged friend as well

This little town has oh-so-much to offer. It's a little pricey, but to be honest, everything in…read morethis area has lots of delicious restaurants, beautiful views, the wineries, the tastings, what more would you need? I go there at least four or five times a year, and if you're from out of town, it's definitely worth a trip. You might see me there. Cheers, my friends SYOY 11/19/25

Yountville has delicious and amazing restaurant venues, but the town is a disappointment…read more It's been a destination for a long time but they haven't done a thing to embrace the vibe aside from upscale a few select blocks. They reference their European influences but haven't honored their people centric roots. It's two disconnected but richly manicured blocks like a mini-Scottsdale, and I don't mean that as a compliment. The sidewalks are narrow and won't accommodate people walking next to each other. It's designed so that you drive, park, eat, and leave. There's no ambling, meandering, or discovering. It's hard to ignore the sound of the highway.

Came to San Francisco during Super Bowl week and had the chance to explore Japantown and Lower…read morePacific Heights again, and it honestly reminded me why I love this city so much. After being in Washington, D.C., where it was much colder, the warm SF weather felt amazing and made walking around the neighborhood even better. The food was incredible! We tried several different restaurants, and every place had something special, from comforting ramen to fresh sushi. Japantown has such a great mix of authentic flavors, cozy spots, and unique little shops that make the whole experience feel lively and welcoming. Being back in San Francisco, enjoying great food, good weather, and the energy of Super Bowl week, was just an all-around great feeling. I truly believe this is one of the best Japantowns in the country, and I can't wait to come back and explore even more.

Japantown has always been a go to spot for us when we miss Japan, of course there is no comparison,…read morebut Nijiya Market has always been a good spot for Bento boxes, sushi, Sashimi, anything you want- quality has always been good, and if you get there later before closing, they discount some of the items. It's located on Post and Buchanan, street parking if you can find it but they have a parking garage underneath the shops and restaurants. They have so many good spots for Sushi, Ramen, Sophie's Crepes is another fav, Boba, you won't be disappointed! We will be back!

Thank you Santa Rosa police department. I've had to call them a few times to do wellness checks on…read morefamily members. They have been very kind and caring and patience was a big thing. Thank You!

Years ago, I received a threatening message online and called SRPD in case things escalated…read more Unfortunately, the other person used a 3-syllable word in the message that begins with another word for "rooster" and ends in "er". The officer I got on the phone thought this was hilarious and made me repeat the message over and over and over. Hur hur hur,, sooooo funny!! I don't live in city limits so hopefully won't need to contact them for much.

I live in the south Bay, but I love to travel for food and support local businesses. Community…read moreevents are always my favorite because so many people come together, people in the Bay Area are so nice and welcoming, and you get to meet staff and business owners of small businesses in the area. Everyone was super friendly, happy to talk about their food, or drinks, or restaurants. The music and band was really good, and it was the perfect day to gather around to support local businesses. Thank you Yelp for doing this, another successful community event, and I cannot wait to visit the businesses that I stopped by and talk to. I had a really good ceviche and guac from the Mexican restaurant giving out samples, I went to various boobs that had beer, ales, and IPAs that were really delicious and I look forward to coming back to the Peninsula and supporting them.

Our 1st Yelp event together, minimum $20 Donation, lots of good Booze, Old Fashions, Espresso…read moreMartini, Margaritas, Wines, Beers & Tequilas. Great food samples from the Peninsula areas. Live Band was fun, friendly service & great weather.