The staff is so friendly. It's great food and atmosphere…read more You can't beat the burgers they are so good. And the floats are to die for

We go up to visit the amazing staff (wallen too) and eat the best burgers up the mountain. The…read morewaffle fries are always the perfect crispness and you gotta have the lemonade

I love there shakes and the food 5 star expirence and we rented a boat that had my name on it.read more

Food delicious Awesome service…read more Beautiful scenery Bass Lake the place to be lots to do.

Another great place in Amador County This is a jewel hidden…read moreaway Nice patio Good Food Good prices Great owners

This pub is perfect for the lil town of Volcano. We saw this pub on yelp and it had some good…read moreratings. So, we decided to see for ourselves. I ordered the Chicken Pesto Pasta and the misses had the Fish & Chips. Both were pretty tasty and hearty. Good flavors. We are definitely coming back here when we come back. Service was outstanding and they are dog friendly as well. The outdoor seating plentiful and the inside seating was roomy and spacious.

This is my favorite place to eat any time of day. It's great basic eats in a cool historic…read moreenvironment in such a beautiful area. I like to sit at the counter during busy times and watch the kitchen, wait and support staff do their respective jobs in an artful unison. I just don't know that it gets any better than this. Thank you to all at The Forks for giving me a happy place to visit and eat great food.

I love the Forks, and eat there every year when I'm at the Lake; but I hate paper straws. Trying to…read moreenjoy a milkshake through one is impossible to the point that I stopped trying. My daughter and I went over and split a cheeseburger and fries with a rootbeer freeze (milkshake) today. The straw debacle ruined it for me. I'm all for being environmentally friendly; but don't issue me an unusable tool - it just pisses me off. Please don't tell me to use a spoon instead. I've got an essential tremor that makes it very messy if not impossible. Just recognize that when folks pay $30 for a split meal and do it many times each season, you might breakdown and buy a few straws that actually work. Over and out

I wish I could give six stars, this hotel was amazing. The staff were so friendly. They helped us…read morefind some great hikes and restaurants. The hikes were great, the trees were so beautiful. The restaurants recommended were also amazing. It was near the state border so the distance between the hotel (In California) and the border for Nevada was a walkable distance. Great hotel!

I stay at Basecamp South Lake every time I come to Tahoe to snowboard. I've stayed here close to 10…read moretimes and have always had a great experience every single time. Cameron is the man!! He works the front desk and was very accommodating with upgrading my room to a double queen on last minutes notice. Appreciate you man! Nothing but good vibes at Basecamp South Lake Highly recommend

What an overlooked gem! Randy and Sharon are so personable and they have 3 dogs that greet you on…read morearrival. I love that you can do micro weddings here, stay in a nearby tiny home, and host events overlooking the lake and vineyards! The numerous signs posted around the property made it easy to navigate, and I appreciated the overflow parking lot. Hoping to visit again soon! P.s. the club membership benefits are numerous - complimentary tastings, discounts on horseback riding and so much more!

Beautiful venue, great wine cave and nice shady outdoor seating. In addition to great wines, they…read morehave tasty Pizza cooked in outdoor oven. The staff is very friendly. If the owner, Randy is around you might ask him about the Highlander Cattle that they have.

First time to this winery and everything was amazing. The view and the structure itself is…read morebeautiful. The wines were all spot on. After finding a spot at the bar top for wine tasting Alex was our pourer and was very knowledgeable about all wines and menu items and great to chat with . Also meet Trent who was a pleasure to speak with and get more information about the winery itself. Will definitely come back for more of the fantastic wine, the ambieance, and the people.

It's such a beautiful location and a hidden gem. The food and wines were great and we loved them. I…read morestruggle with giving it more than 3/5 stars only because our experience being served was terrible. We got seated and it took easily 30 mins before someone stopped by & we had to call a server over. We ended up getting someone that wasn't assigned to our area but helped us. Then later our actual server came by and acted like he had taken our orders when in reality he never even stopped by so it was just a bit strange. Communication definitely was lacking and didn't appreciate that.

Right around the corner from where I live, Sierra cider is surrounded by the apple orchards, they…read moreused to make their sliders. A wide variety of sliders. You can have a flight of five and she's your favorite. There are lots of special events there. And they have an animal farm with goats and chickens and a potbelly pig and a beautiful white dog named Bella.

We stopped by Sierra Cider right at opening (12pm) as part of our day trip before heading into…read moreYosemite for my birthday, and it was such a fun and refreshing visit! The owner and staff were super welcoming and walked us through all their offerings, which made the experience even better. We kicked things off with a cider flight--our favorites were Early Harvest and Graveyard. Early Harvest was simple, crisp, and just sweet enough, while Graveyard reminded me of a Scottish smoky cider aged in whiskey barrels. I do wish there were a few more sweet options overall and possibly a current up to date list of what's on tap somewhere online, but everything was well-crafted and flavorful! To cool off, we grabbed a cider slushy (highly recommend!) and wandered the property. We visited the goats, strolled through the apple trees, and made friends with their big fluffy Pyrenees who was living his best life napping in the shade. I picked up a bottle of Early Harvest and a t-shirt to bring back to DFW. It was the perfect stop--relaxed, local, and a great way to start the afternoon before heading into Yosemite. After our tasting, we walked through some of the apple trees, visited the cutest goats, and made friends with their big, lazy Pyrenees dog who was living his best life soaking up attention. I picked up a bottle of Early Harvest and a t-shirt to bring back to DFW--both worth it! Such a charming little spot--relaxed, scenic, and just the right detour before Yosemite!

Went to the area and did a hike across the street and decided to pop in. I am so glad we did! It…read morewas a very chill wine tasting experience. Although I only tried their white wines, they were very unique and solid. Reasonable tasting prices and I left with a bottle. The staff were personable and fun! Made our group feel special. There were also two of the winemakers dogs there today which made that feel extra special. Highly recommend!

Friendly staff, good tasting wine, but their prices are high!…read more I planned to order a specific bottle in my price point for an event at the winery. Went into the tasting room and the menu said sold out. I asked if they had any and the server told me they had some of that wine in library wines. I should have known better to not ask the price and he never said. It was $10 more for the old vintage... luckily the 2015 wine still tasted good. The ironic thing is, is the 2015 vintage is the year they show on their website for the lower price... that did not make us feel good. They have a lot of wine options, but most of their wines are in the $30 range.