Convenient stop right off the highway. Plenty of stalls and a nice, clean area to stretch your legs…read morewhile charging. Charging speeds were solid and there are a couple of food options nearby if you want a snack.

Usually only around 48-50kw despite being pretty empty. Easy access of freeway, always in decent…read morecondition

Very good customer service. Needed information about a buying a new computer. Very efficiently…read moreanswered my questions.

Recently, I've been going to Costco more because they have things I like on sale. I also love that…read moreCostco now has more Asian food options, and when they're on sale, the prices are so good. I saw har gow on sale today, and I'll definitely get them next time once I make some space in my freezer lol. Today I went to grab eggs and just browse around, and I saw this mocha crunch cake it looked amazing . Even though I wasn't celebrating anything, I still ended up getting it lol. Last time, they had a tiramisu cheesecake that was so good, but sadly it was only seasonal. I think I got it around Feb 2025, and I really hope it comes back. Overall, the Rohnert Park Costco is less busy, which is nice, because the one on Santa Rosa Ave is always too crowded, hard to find parking, and has longer cashier lines.

This juice bar is very decorated so cute! I love the look. I stopped by to get a smoothie. I got…read morethe mango one and it was perfect not too sweet! Fast service!

Very inconsistent service. This isn't the first time I've come here and had issues. The last couple…read morevisits, my açaí bowl was either completely melted or my smoothie was warm and had a gross consistency. This time was the worst, my açaí bowl was frozen so solid that I literally couldn't eat it. When I tried digging into it with the spoon, the bowl cracked and spilled all over me. My wife's bowl was the exact same way completely frozen beyond being edible. What makes it even more frustrating is that these bowls are about $15 each, and by the time you add drinks and tip, you're spending close to $40 for food you can't even properly eat. For those prices, there should at least be some consistency and quality control. Unfortunately, the employees didn't seem to care at all. I wanted to like this place, but after multiple disappointing visits, I probably won't be coming back.

TL;DR - Amazing experience. If you are in the market for a desk chair in the Bay Area, it is worth…read morethe drive to Rohnert Park for first class service and value. Longer version: I work at least a 40 hour work week from my home office (in addition to other work commitments). So WFH is a very real role that I have equipped the home office for - dual wide-screen monitors, standing desk, studio monitoring for audio, the real deal. What has been lacking is my desk chair: an older tired off-brand that just gets by. A far cry from the Herman Miller Aeron I enjoy at my work office in Kentfield. So when the home chair finally broke (the back height adjustment won't stay), it was time to start internet-shopping. I looked at Branch, Autonomous, Madison Seating, Hinomi...and of course that quickly led to being served up all sorts of brands I'd never heard of. This led to countless YouTube "expert" recommendations and the like. Isn't this the way of all shopping online these days? Finally too confused, I happened by chance to be in Rohnert Park one weekend (my wife and I were going to a concert at Sonoma State), and saw the Office Furniture Interiors & Design store early Sunday evening. They were closed, but I saw through the window they had several of the models that came really highly recommended online...the Haworth Fern, the Steelcase Gesture, the Herman Miller Embody...and several of the Aerons (that I already use at work, see above). I finally called them a few weeks later. Benjamin answered the phone (I think he's the owner) and we had a wonderful phone conversation - intelligent, professional, insightful - and I find out this company provides the chairs for my employer (!), and odds are the Aeron I'm sitting in at work was probably purchased from these guys. The next week I drive all the way up to Rohnert Park and end up being greeted by Benjamin. He then spends the better part of an hour with me, helping locate the best choices for my needs, recommending I stay with particular brands for very sensible reasons, and helps me narrow down my choices. Truth be told, all of these top of the line chairs feel different from each other, significantly so. There really isn't a way to ensure you're making the best choice without spending time sitting in them. Benjamin explained all of the options and adjustments in great detail, for each chair, and then let me spend time sitting and adjusting, rocking and tweaking, and getting used to each. Just the right balance of expert advice, complete product information, and let-you-do-you spend some quality time. I ended up going with a Herman Miller Embody chair (at a great price), and could not be happier. I may sound like a shill, but I know that the chair you spend so many hours working in can change your life - for better or worse. If you're in the market for a WFH chair, really looking to upgrade the "cockpit", you ought to consider making the trek up to Rohnert Park. You won't regret it.

If you like to support honest local businesses who sell good-quality products, I would NOT…read morerecommend purchasing your office furniture at Office Furniture Interiors & Design in Rohnert Park. I purchased a $5,000 used privacy booth from these guys, which they were advertising on craigslist. Benjamin, the CEO of the company, assured me in writing that it was used but in "excellent" condition. When they delivered and assembled the unit, I realized that it had been not-so-gently used by its former owner--the floor was dented and marked up, the door was hanging on it crooked, the plexiglass top was scratched, and there was old adhesive all over the outside of it. I felt disappointed about this, and decided to let Benjamin know that he had grossly misrepresented the condition of the unit. Rather than apologizing or doing anything to make it right, Benjamin decided to attempt to gaslight me--telling me that he had sent photos and invited me to the showroom to see the unit. At this point, I was feeling insulted, with a hint of righteous anger, so I called him on the lie--neither of us had any record of photos sent, or invitations to the showroom. Benjamin then copped to it--he DID say it was in excellent condition, he DIDN'T send photos, the unit IS missing the floor mat (which I assume is important to it serving its purpose as a sound-dampening privacy booth), and the plexiglass top IS damaged. He offered to send me a new top and a floor mat. I accepted this solution, because frankly, I was over it, and him. It's been two weeks now, I've followed up several times about the new top and floor mat, and it appears that Benjamin has decided to ghost me. I'm a small business owner who was trying to support another local business, and re-use furniture instead of buying new stuff. Had I known that these guys were willing to lie and lie again just to make an extra buck, I would have just gotten it new. What's the saying? No good deed? Not sure how they got all these amazing reviews on here, but I would not recommend doing business with Benjamin and Office Furniture Interiors & Design.

I heard that they were closing Amy's drive thru and wanted to make a final visit before then. The…read morelast time I had Amy's drive thru was definitely more than 6 years ago at least. So I definitely went in this with a new palate. The staff is super friendly and helpful when helping you order. The place just felt so clean. Even with a lunch rush, it still felt so orderly. We ordered Amy's single, sweet potato fries, regular fries, and tortilla soup. I was surprised by the veggie burger patty. All the fixings really helped the burger feel complete and delicious. Organic and delicious is just something out of the ordinary which I love. The fries were definitely the star of their own show. I could just order these and I'd would've kept coming back. I've had some bad fries growing up, but these fries were so crisp, not overly oily, so clean that I could keep eating them like chips. The flavor of even the regular fries was delicious. Sweet potato fries were amazingly crisp too and not floppy or soggy-like. These fries are a hit. Tortilla soup was definitely good, I haven't had tortilla soup before so I didn't know what to expect. But wow, there was a lot of flavor with it. Chunks of vegetables, and the broth was just so flavorful. It's sad to see a good place go away, I do wish everyone good luck on their future endeavors.

The best burgers and chili cheese fries. The best real ice…read morecream milkshakes. The best ambiance with the gardens and patio. The best service and staff - Jimbo I will miss your friendly face. Thank you for 10 incredible years.

Easy to deal with, quick to get an appointment and gave us a good price. Happy to recommend.read more

Great experience working with Kevin. He's a pro. - No question about it. He's also congenial. Nice…read moreguy. Very fair. Highly recommend this business.

Slots were a little loose today , or maybe we were just lucky . Security seemed unexpectedly nice…read more. I didn't see any torn up tickets today . Can't really complain about the hotel . Janitor worked to clean urine off the floor in men's restroom . Drink servers were ok . Some lady who played 3 machines won quite a lot , although it prevented other players to have played one of those machines and to have won some of that . I still have my complaints from the first post , but today seemed a little better . I still see no advantage in being a fortune card holder . It seems the same as inspire . I actually had more free play with my inspire card than with my fortune card . Also for gift and go , you need 1,000 points to get a gift . On gift card days , same thing . When I get free play from the promotional kiosk by choosing one of the usually 3 to 5 options there , I tend to get $5 to $10 max .

We did resort pass yesterday because our flight was the last flight out and we needed something to…read moredo. We had a great time at the pool, ordered a cheeseburger and a chicken ceaser wrap which was good, service was not quick so be prepared to wait especially if you have a guest request like asking for mustard or a box for your food. I then went into the women's locker room where I enjoyed some of the spas amenity's. Front desk was so sweet, they charged my phone for me so I could have battery for my flight. I used all of the amenities as I paid $130 for the day which I felt was kind of high. I will say I felt like I was being watched the entire time, kind of hard to relax when you feel like your every move is being calculated. I pulled my phone out of the locker just to check into my flight, and the spa service lady walked up to me within 2 seconds asking me politely to not use my phone. I explained that I just needed to check into my flight, it would take a minute or 2 and I wasn't using my phone to communicate with anyone or use socials, etc. she was really nice and just doing her job but I gotta say, I've been to a lot of really nice spas and locker rooms and way nicer than this one, and I've never felt like I was being watched so closely. I didn't really feel like I had any privacy at all to be honest, so I ended up cutting my amenity time short as it was beginning to feel like I was having more anxiety than relaxing. Then my boyfriend came out of the men's locker room and told me he had a completely different experience he explained that he relaxed and watched tv and when he pulled out his phone to text me or ask what time we were going to meet after using the amenities separately, that no one scolded him or anything like what I experienced!

food was pretty good. oddly the hot tea was served in a plastic tea pot along with a plastic mug…read more stevia instead of sugar and curdled cream. fortunately it's not a tea shop.

Fun escape in the old brewhouse building. We brought a group over during a poker series at Graton…read moreand everyone loved sitting outside at night. Great beer list, very good food and a very fun atmosphere. We'll come every time Graton has a poker series and we are in the area.

I only come to Old Caz when someone invites me, it's never my choice but somehow it always ends up…read morebeing such a good time! I'm not a beer person, but there's plenty of light cider options that keep me happy. Like most Sonoma County breweries, they rotate food trucks so there's always something new to eat while I pretend I'm there for the craft beer scene. The vibes are fun, it's family friendly and huge with lots of seating although it can get a bit crammed. Perfect summer hangout spot. Overall 9/10. I pretend I hate being dragged here, but in reality, I kind of love it.

Is the only cider they have on tap delicious ? Yes Is their…read morecustomer service terrible ? Also yes. The brewery closes at 10pm, however, stools are being stacked at 9pm literally on top of the tables. Very rude, and feels unwelcoming. I witnessed people having to leave their table they're currently at because the empty chairs next to them are being stacked by employees. The closing practice needs major improvement.