This place surprised me. On our way back to the Bay Area from Yosemite, I wanted to grab a beer and…read moreget a small bite of food to tide us over. Beer was really good but the Cuban sandwich blew me away! I've been to Little Havana in Miami and Ybor City in Tampa and I've tried so many Cuban sandwiches in both those spots. This sandwich gives La Segunda Bakery and Sanguich a run for its money for best Cuban sandwich in the US. Seating was phenomenal. So many options inside and outside. Felt like we could spread out. Service was friendly, quick and knowledgeable- everything you could want. Don't skip on this place, it's fantastic.

A fun spot not far from Pine Mountain, or on the way home from Yosemite. I appreciate that it's…read moreopen Sunday evenings, making it super convenient. A little over priced, imo, since you have no server and have to grab menus, table, water, etc yourself. Order at the register, they'll bring it to you. Lots of rotating options on tap! Tried a canned wine that wasn't to my fruition palate, but they have hard Seltzer and spurs that are absolutely delicious! Like a grown up Capri sun, so refreshing. Our favorite menu options are the pretzel and the Caesar salad. I also tried the shrimp tacos, and they were good, but fairly small portion of ingredients and shrimp for the price. I haven't tried any sandwiches yet, but those look promising. Sandwiches and tacos come with chips, or you can upgrade to fries or salad. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. I've only eaten inside, but there seems to be a beer garden behind the brewery.

While in Sonora this past weekend, our friends took us around to a couple of different breweries…read more Southern Mines Brewing is fairly new was pretty empty when we arrived. It is on the smaller side, but they do a few tables inside and a bar-like area outside. We ordered a couple of beers - like the Lilikoi Sour and the Guava Slap. We also decided to share the Dirty Nachos and the Arapa Flight which consisted of their Cheese, Jalapeno Popper and Mediterranean Arapas. Everything was really good - we especially liked that their Dirty Nachos were made with kettle chips! They also serve pressed sandwiches and brew dogs - the Pinecrest sounded so good! They also serve wine, bottled nonalcoholic drinks like Jarritos and you can take beer crowlers home as well. They also had games for people to play - our group threw down on some Uno! We really enjoyed this brewery - staff was knowledgeable and friendly which just added to the experience! I hope we come back next time we are in Sonora! Check them out and show them some love!

Some of my craft-beer-loving family came to town for a visit; I remembered seeing a sign that said…read more"Brewery" right off of 108, so we decided to go for a noontime pint. This place is so nice! Charming, clean interior with lots of polished wood, an outside patio, a really interesting beer list, some local wines, non-alcoholic drinks, and a food item we've never heard of: Arepa, a Colomban flatbread made out of cornmeal and stuffed with various yumminess. We got three of these for a group of five and they were a delicious light snack. They also had sandwiches on the menu. I'll definitely be back to try those! For beer, I had the pilsner, which was really nice and crisp (and I don't usually drink beer), and others had the Guava Slap which they enjoyed. though it was a bit too fruity for me. The service was great even though there was only one person there and quite a few people were coming in. He let us taste everything we were interested in before we made our choices. This place is definitely the spot to come for a cool beer in a nice local atmosphere. And my family loved it even more than I did!

Bear Tent Brewing Company closed its taproom on Main Street in Jamestown on September 6 (their last…read moreweekend was September 3rd - 6th) as they shifted their focus to distribution

Bear Tent Brewery is a great spot. The beer is really good, the atmosphere is relaxed, and the…read morecustomer service is excellent. I really appreciate that they don't overload the menu with IPAs which is a plus. What I liked most is their selection of ales, which is refreshing and well done. Everything I tried was clean, crisp and easy to enjoy. Definitely a place worth stopping by, hope you enjoy the beers as much as I did. Great Job Guys!

We settled into our Airbnb cabin in Sonora, only to discover there was nothing to explore…read morenearby--just someone's backyard with no trails or points of interest. Fortunately, we remembered passing a sign for Indigeny Reserve and saw on the map that it was within walking distance. Since it was already after 3pm and they closed at 5pm, we decided to drive over and make the most of our afternoon before they closed. When we walked in, the building was empty, but we were eager to try a cider tasting. Browsing the shop, we found a variety of merchandise--shirts, hats, sweaters, and an assortment of cheeses, crackers, chips, and other tasty treats. Eventually, a friendly staff member greeted us and offered the $10 tasting. Since closing time was approaching, she joked about giving us paper cups to avoid running the dishwasher. We didn't mind, but she kindly served the cider in glasses, which made the experience nicer. She also offered a whiskey tasting in a cool room lined with barrels and tables, plus gift boxes and other products. The whiskey tasting was just $2, with three varieties to sample. I'm not much of a whiskey fan, but I appreciated that she wasn't rushing us out. Both of us loved the Blackberry cider, so we each ordered a glass to enjoy outside. The outdoor area is expansive, with wooden benches, tables, and lawn chairs scattered across a grassy lawn overlooking a large vineyard. Only a few couples and families lingered--likely because of the early closing time. After relaxing with our ciders, we wandered down the trail to the lake. Along the way, we discovered old barns, a whimsical gnome area, and several upside-down boats tied up near the shore. If the boats hadn't been secured, we joked about taking one out for a row on the lake! We thoroughly enjoyed our time at Indigeny Reserve and, in retrospect, wished we had brought the teens along. Still, it made for a wonderful little date.

Beautiful grounds and fun tasting of the ciders. I think it was only $20 per person for ~10…read moredifferent apple cider types. Pet friendly SUPER PLUS! AND there was a good truck on hand but we had already eaten. We would def come back. Never knew there are so many different types of apples!!

Charming restaurant in a small town of Columbia. We stumbled upon this historic city on our trip to…read moreArnold. Wanted to take our son gold panning and was pointed in this direction. The hotel isn't currently open (since COVID we were told and regulations since COVID has kept it closed) but is hopefully open again soon with a new ownership. The waitress was really friendly, the inside had a really old historic feel with antiques and antique furniture. The food was hot and fresh. Has your basic American menu with burgers, salads, sandwiches and etc and kid menu. Definitely a cute area to stop by with shops and gold panning.

Please note this restaurant is under new management. The previous operation was a co-op - multiple…read moreinvestors. It apparently did not work. I'm not sure when the transition to new owners happened - March 2026 maybe. Anyway, 4 of us made reservations for Saturday night. We were seated right away by a friendly staff. By the time we left, the restaurant had quite a few diners. This dining room is quite pleasant, pretty much the same as before. Our food was all quite good. The menu is all new - be careful looking at menu photos online - some are from the prior operation. I am attaching current photos. I'm pretty sure the current menu is more affordable and less extensive compared to the prior operation. Nice friendly service. The saloon is separate - we did not try it.

Very friendly staff, large menu options and large portions. We came for breakfast, I got the OG…read morebreakfast burrito and it was delicious. My husband got the breakfast sliders which came with a biscuit as the bun, it was so soft and flakey even our toddler enjoyed it! Solid coffee as well, great place to stop to fuel up before a day of hiking!

Hits the spot This…read moreis a great pit stop either on the way or leave Yosemite. Our campsite was right next to here. This diner has cozy vibes, fantastic service, and very reasonable prices. The food is classic and the portions are very generous. In fact, we had plenty of leftovers to take home and I am still working on finishing them as I write this review. The breakfast burrito was pretty monster and delicious. The other highlights for me were the sausage (very juicy) and their hash browns (extra crispy, how I like it).

Flesh & Bones catered our 40th birthday party celebration, delivering pulled pork and beef ribs to…read moreour Airbnb in Groveland, and they absolutely exceeded our expectations! The pulled pork was tender, juicy, and packed with incredible smoky flavor. The beef ribs were equally amazing--meaty, perfectly cooked, and some of the best we've had. Everything was fresh, delicious, and a huge hit with our guests. Communication from start to finish was outstanding. They were friendly, responsive, and made the entire catering process effortless. As an unexpected bonus, they included a spicy homemade coleslaw that was absolutely delicious and paired perfectly with the barbecue. If you're looking for exceptional BBQ and outstanding customer service in the Groveland area, I highly recommend Flesh & Bones BBQ. We'll definitely be ordering from them again!

Found them at a booth at the Nikes Flea Market…read more Ordered the tri-tip sandwich. The meat was amazing, coleslaw was good, the BBQ sauce was great and the beans were homemade with pulled pork all up in it! Excellent choice for lunch (at 9:30am) and might have to go back for ribs when actual lunchtime hits. Heard they might pop up shop on I street. Can't wait! One thing... A little light on the meat. Was hoping for maybe a slice or two more but can't complain with the way it tasted though! A+ --- Went back for round 2. Saw my review and appreciated it and gave me a couple extra slices! Also, they asked to remember to take a photo before I demolish the food. Thanks!

This is hands down the best breakfast restaurant we've been to when visiting the area. My kids said…read morethe pancakes were light and fluffy with just thr right amount of sweetness. I am Southern and found their biscuit to be the best I've had west of the Mississippi River - OMG? I ate that whole thing. And when you have a choice between spuds or hash browns, do Yourself a favor and say spuds. The potatoes as well as the red onions and peppers were nicely browned with a wonderful seasoning...I ate them left over the next day with cheddar and pickled jalapeños - yum. The servers were all happy on a Saturday morning at 8:30 am! All they all had genuine smiles and were funny and kind. We were seated immediately outside and found it to be lovely once the sunshine found us. Try this place out for your next sit down breakfast or brunch!

Had lunch here with my wife and father in law. The wait was to be expected as it was a holiday…read moreweekend. Once seated our waiter was upfront and stated the wait for food is going to be long. We appreciated the heads up on that. I ordered the chicken sando and tots. Super delicious and the tots were crispy. The chicken was juicy and the avocado was spot on ripe. My wife got the bacon breakfast and I assume she loved it as she didn't say a word while digging in. My father in law got the Rueben, with sweet potato fries. He absolutely grubbed it. He asked for the fries extra crispy and they came out perfect. For a little place off the 108, in Mi Wii....its a little gem. It feels like a country kitchen and they do not skimp on serving. I highly recommend stopping in.