Came here today-- expected more, walked away with so much less. In fact, I'm happy that I walked…read moreaway at all. This location was very unkept, rocks were scattered everywhere with no attention given to form or function. I broke my foot recently and found this area VERY difficult to navigate without causing further injury. Not at all handicap accessible. #ADA. Some of the rocks were downright rude. I should have known to keep my expectations low since I was in Rocklin, but I figured if anyone could create a legit rock pile it would be a city with "rock" in the name. Unpleasant experience, will not come back. Two stars for plenty of parking.

Decided to try something new and immediately. Immediately, regretted it. The decor was awful, no…read morecreativity at all. The parking area looks JUST like the dining area. For sure hit up IKEA or hire someone who knows interior design. Not really a place I would recommend in extreme weather, would be nice to have an out-door patio heater this time of year. I hope they can turn this place around, there's a lot of potential for this location, just needs new management. I would give it 2 stars overall but it is quite an open area with lots of fresh air, good for claustrophobes, so 3 stars.

Pebble Creek Christmas Lights is such a treat. This community has a lot of houses that decorate and…read morecelebrate Christmas season with different themed decorations from simple to very elaborate. It gets so crowded but worth the time to walk around the block(s) or drive through depending on the time.

Such an amazing display of lights. Ny family enjoys it every year. It's best to walk the…read moreneighborhood and park in the Bel air parking lot. If not you'll be stuck in the line of cars for quite some time.

Hard working, talented, and artistically creative are just a few words to describe Artist Robert…read moreLindsey. My family had the pleasure of working with him on numerous house projects. Robert worked hard to make each design detailed and original. I would recommend him to others, but a warning to get in line quick- his clients add up fast! My husband and I were especially impressed with his diverse ability to work with many different materials. Including forming wood selves, painting walls to match perfectly with art work and blending a marble style fireplace out of concrete. His work is creative and he takes his time to make things perfect and the right style for your home. If you are looking for an artist, Robert would be my first choice hands down.

I wanted to place art or something different on my wall and couldn't find anything I liked. I was…read moreaway visiting in the bay area and in the hallway of the hotel was a wonderful flamenco dancer sketched on the wall which looked incredible. I decided that I wanted that flamenco dancer sketched on my wall too so I researched for mural painters in the Roseville area and found Robert Lindsey. His mural pictures of Marilyn Monroe and Frank Sinatra looked true to form. We did a quick photo shoot and he replaced the face of the flamenco dancer with my own and the results and his work came out absolutely wonderful! I love my mural and recommend his artistry for anyone who is looking for a design or something different. He is the nicest, easy going professional I have ever worked with. He is the best!

Many years ago, when Lincoln was a small town. I already like to come here to enjoy the beautiful…read morenature and hiking. They have some excellent trails. It is a lot more things to do in Lincoln now! Lincoln has wine-tasting and craft brewery tours where you can enjoy some of your favorite drinks when you're there. The golf courses in Lincoln are pretty famous too. Thunder Valley Casino Resort is one of the biggest casino resorts in Northern California. You can enjoy the restaurants and concerts even if you're not going to gamble in the casino. The City of Lincoln also has one of the most significant retirement communities - Sun City. The area is gorgeous, super convenient, and relaxed. They also have many excellent restaurants and are so close to the shopping area in Roseville.

Great school districts, Mello Roos, Thunder Valley and a very historic clay pipe business in…read moredowntown. What more could you ask for? Great school districts. I think people who come here are are mostly young families willing to drive an extra distance to Sacramento for school districts and retired people no longer commuting. If you belong to either group of people you will love Lincoln and its small town feel. Lincoln is to Sacramento what Tracy is to the Bay Area. Its just a little out there and so larger shopping or attractions will take a 5 or 10 mile trip to the bigger city - the closest one being Roseville. Mello Roos - yes please. Your gonna love it. The only way to avoid it is the outskirts of Lincoln. But in general Mello Roos and Lincoln go hand in hand. No SMUD either - so expect a slightly higher electric bill. Luckily all new builds seem to include solar. Thunder Valley. You can't talk about Lincoln and not include a mention to this huge landmark. You can see it from the main highway. The lit up hotel tower sticks out as it is in the middle of nowhere. Noteworthy is also the new music venue. Historic clay pipe business downtown. A must see attraction. Incredible how long they have been in business and their reach in how they supply so much so far a distance. Fun for the whole family. Lincoln is a great place. One of the fastest growing cities and for good reason.

A mainstay restaurant that's convenient, typically comfortable, always casual, friendly with good…read moreservice and consistent good food. It's the type of low key establishment you'll find in neighborhoods of many big cities. Their hours good too, especially for folks like us who eat meals at atypical times... with a broad menu available most of the day for whatever you choose. We came with friends and sat outside on the patio for the first time. It was absolutely delightful with a nice cool breeze and just the right outdoor temperature. Coming here for a very late lunch, after 2pm, there weren't many patrons which meant we didn't feel rushed or crowded and settled in for a nice long stay, which was quite fine with the staff and manager who seemingly welcomed it while not needing a table. The back of the menu has lunch specials, available until 3pm. Right under the wire, we ordered. I got the Veggie Sandwich with a side salad and my choice of Italian dressing which came on the side. My salad arrived first and was larger than expected and quite good. I liked the variety of greens and the addition of a couple types of beans, pinto and garbanzo. A very nice hearty and fresh salad. The Veggie Sandwich was delicious with a blend of vegetables, melted cheese and a robust sauce (mayo & mustard). It came warmed on foccacia bread. Being a bit difficult to eat and messy as things slipped out onto the plate an ample amount of paper napkins were provided. They just know and prepared in advance to be asked for some! It was a very enjoyable meal and the only reason for one less star is how mainstream it is as a restaurant, very consistent yet nothing out to have a 'wow', unique factor; which frankly is very OK. If you haven't been, do try it.

We had another great night out at Siino's Restaurant, and it continues to be one of our go-to spots…read morefor a relaxed, enjoyable meal. We kicked things off with the artichoke dip, which is always a fantastic starter--warm, flavorful, and a perfect way to begin the evening. I ordered the Chicken Marsala and made a substitution to linguine instead of potatoes, which turned out to be a great call. The dish was well-prepared and satisfying. The only slight question mark for me was the sweetness of the sauce--it had a different flavor profile than I've experienced elsewhere--but it was still very good (I cleaned the plate). My brother went with the Italian calzone, served in three generous portions, and he absolutely loved it. The marinara sauce deserves a mention on its own--rich, well-balanced, and a great complement to the dish. My wife stuck with her usual Pasta Toscana (no surprises there), and as always, it delivered. It's a consistently excellent dish and clearly a favorite for a reason. My sister-in-law really enjoyed the gnocchi, and my nephew, who's vegetarian, was very pleased with the Eggplant Parmesan--he said it was flavorful and hit the spot. The ambiance was warm and inviting, and the service was excellent--attentive without being overbearing. We dine here regularly and enjoy working our way through the menu, trying something new each visit...well, most of us do. All in all, another great experience. Siino's continues to deliver a consistently enjoyable meal, and we're already looking forward to the next visit.

Charming restaurant with delicious food and wonderful staff. I loved their complimentary focaccia…read morebread. When they saw we finished it, they offered more. We ordered the Bolognese and the lasagna. Both were really good while maintaining a home made feel. The kids devoured the tiramisu which they offered complimentary at the end. The portions are on the bigger side. I ordered the large salad as an appetizer for my husband and I and when it came out, it looked like it could have fed a few people. The manager went around to all the tables and thanked folks for coming in. What a nice touch! The wait staff also recognized locals so it had a community feel. Coming from the Bay Area, that is pretty rare and cool!

This was my first time going to Via Roma today. I drove 45 minutes because I wanted to try it based…read moreon the great reviews. I arrived around 3:45 pm and waited about 15 minutes before going inside at 4:00 pm. The staff was very nice and welcoming, and they even offered focaccia bread and water while I waited, which I appreciated. I ordered two kids pizzas, one with pineapple and one with olives, and specifically asked for extra sauce because my kids like their pizza that way. I was also charged an extra $2 for the toppings, which I paid, but it would have been nice if that had been communicated to me upfront. Unfortunately, after waiting about 40 minutes, the pizzas were very disappointing. My kids immediately said it tasted like cheese bread, and after trying it myself, I agreed. There was barely any sauce at all, which was surprising since I had asked for extra sauce. My kids wouldn't eat it, and I ended up having to take them somewhere else to get pizza. I was really disappointed after driving so far and having high expectations based on the reviews. Unfortunately, I do not recommend this place and will not be returning.

Took our friends for lunch and Flour Dust never disappoints. The staff are always great and since…read morethe menu changes with the seasons we always ask for recommendations. We started with some drinks and then ordered the Crispy Potatoes and the spicy Caesar salad. Had the Helena pizza. Dessert changes often but you have to check out the options. They have a great outdoor covered patio to sit outside during sunny days and rainy days.

I've eaten here twice now, and both times were pretty good. This place is located a little off the…read morebeaten path in a shopping area of a mostly residential area. We opted to sit in the outside patio area. They have a few tables inside, but if you have a larger party, you'll probably need to go outside. The patio is covered and has a few big fans overhead. They did some renovation over this past winter; I know bc I tried stopping by and they were closed due to it. When I went this past time, the inside looked pretty much the same ( based on my bad/faulty memory). The patio was different bc one side is completely covered, and I noticed a pulldown screen and projector overhead. The menu seemed a bit different this time. No more meatball appetizer unfortunately. Our server was nice and attentive (this time and last). The food: - Spicy Caesar (Romaine, home-made spicy Caesar dressing, home-made croutons, parmesan shavings, cracked black pepper and salami crisps): good stuff. Not really a healthy salad but a tasty one. The croutons are nice and light (not unpleasantly crunchy). The dressing has a nice little kick to it. I'd recommend. - Helena pizza (House-made Italian sausage, salami, pepperoni, San Marzano tomato sauce, fresh basil, fresh mozzarella, pepperoncini, and Parmesan): the pizza crust here is the best in the greater Sacramento area. Hands down. It's so wonderfully light and chewy. I wish they'd use a bit more sauce on their pizzas as they eat a bit dry. And, I think some extra sauce would balance the saltiness of the toppings as well (and, the pizza does eat a bit too salty for my tastes). - Classic Pepperoni pizza (Pepperoni, San Marzano tomato sauce, shredded mozzarella, parmesan cheese): similar experience as the Helena: stellar crust, not enough sauce, and a bit too salty. - Beer: they have a half dozen or so local brews on tap as well as a larger selection of cans/bottles, which include both local and macro brews. Thumbs up. Overall, this is a good pizza place that's worth checking out. I'm only knocking a star off bc the balance of sauce and toppings on the pizza was a bit off. But, I'd still go back!