We stopped in this hotel for the night on our way moving from San Diego to Sacramento to cut up the…read moredrive. We had read that they accommodated a lot of RVs and people with U-Haul's, etc., so felt safe staying there for the night. Checked in about 9 PM. Everybody was super helpful. We have our cats with us so we were a little stressed out about how it was going to be, but they made sure that we were comfortable and we were in a really nice, large and clean room. I did think that the property is a little bit dated. They've done a good job with upkeep. The only issue I really had was that when I got out of my car there was a very strong animal smell. I asked at the front desk with that smell was, and they said that it was fertilizer that they applied to the fields that night. It was intense. We got up and we're back on the road by 5 AM. Unfortunately we did not get to try the restaurant although I heard that their steakhouse is excellent. Also, the pool looked really beautiful and clean.

Made a pit stop here at Harris Ranch Resort because we have always been curious about this place…read moreand wanted to eat some steaks from the source. Since it's right next to Interstate 5, it is very convenient for t9ad trips doen California. ​When I initially looked up the restaurant, I was a bit confused because online it seems that they have 4 different restaurants, and I wasn't sure where they are all located. But we just went and followed the signs that said "Restaurant." When we walked in the main entrance, the first thing we saw was the Country Store. To the right is the Horseshoe Lounge, the Prime Steakhouse in the middle, and Ranch Kitchen is towards the end. I think they also have a barbecue restaurant, but in a separate building. This place is massive. ​We decided to dine at Ranch Kitchen, where there was a huge group of people sitting right outside. I originally thought they were waiting for a table, but they were all just there for the restroom since this seems to be the place to be for pit stops down I-5. It was around 6 PM on Monday, and we got seated pretty quickly. ​We ordered the 14 oz. Choice Ribeye (medium rare) and the Country Fried Steak. Both included either baked potatoes or mashed potatoes (we opted for baked) and broccoli and carrots. The ribeye also included either a soup or salad, but given the current scare with the lettuce parasite, I opted for the clam chowder. ​They start you out with hot bread rolls and some salted whipped butter. The ribeye was very tender and delicious. It was well-seasoned and does not need steak sauce or anything. The country fried steak was quite tasty and comes with a massive amount of gravy, the way I like it. ​Overall, this was a great stop with great food. The service was amazing and the waiter was very attentive. This will definitely be a regular pit stop of ours.

The food is always delicious and now that I'm rapidly losing my hearing and wear hearing aids it…read morewas nice to have a server who understood and was able to sign back to me.... most places I go I need help but this time I didn't and I was able to experience a delicious breakfast and one of the most friendly environments

I use Yelp a lot to find good places based on ratings and so far haven't been let down! This place…read moreis in my marked folder to visit again. Traveling from Shaver Lake to Calabasas! Cute little place! Packed! Had to wait maybe 20ish minutes to be seated (party of 6). But it was sooo worth it! Food was amazing the biscuits and gravy! Unbelievable! Only ordered two dishes and everyone was fighting for another bite! Kind happy servers and food arrived quickly!

Little tiny coffee shop. Window only, no seating. Just outside Sequoias National Park. Their veggie…read moresandwich is so good!!! I tried recreating and it's just not the same haha. My wife and I are big hikers so it was nice to have something light and refreshing. Coffee hit the spot. They had merch and of course we bought some a T-shirt and tank top. We visited quite a few times while we were there. Highly recommend if you're in the area!

To start with the positives, the place had excellent ambience…read more We ordered a few coffees, an avocado toast and a veggie bagel sandwich to go. The order was messed up to begin with: we got two avocado toasts and on top of this, the Avacado was not ripe. We were so disappointed with the food and to add fuel to this, we lost precious time on our line to the national park.

Sunny Hyde Up is such a great spot! It's dog-friendly, the portions are generous, and the staff is…read morealways welcoming and friendly. We really enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere and appreciated being able to bring our pup along. The only thing I would suggest is adding a little more shade on the patio during the summer and maybe a few fans to help keep it cooler on those hot days. Other than that, it's a wonderful place, and we'll definitely be back! P.S make sure you have a reservation

We came to Sunny Hyde up on a Sunday to celebrate National Sisters Day. My sister made brunch…read morereservations ahead of time, which surprised me for a breakfast spot in Visalia, but considering they're newer and were busy, it makes sense. The vibe is definitely giving Palm Springs/LA aesthetic. The space is clean, bright, and cute including the restroom. I loved the booth setup and they also have bar seating that's first come, first served if you don't have a reservation. The staff was friendly, we all ordered something different, and I had the chorizo omelette, which was good. The sazon actually reminded me a lot of Component Coffee breakfast food. My biggest pet peeve was the coffee situation, no complimentary refills. For a brunch spot, unlimited coffee refills would definitely improve the experience. Overall, I think Sunny Hyde Up is a great addition to Visalia, especially if you're looking for an aesthetic brunch spot to enjoy with family and friends.

A great stop for breakfast. Wonderful food and staff to match! The orders came out quickly and the…read moreservings were generous. Worth the stop if you're ever near Kernville!

Everything here is delicious! Amazing service and the pastries are to die for. Will def be coming…read moreback and highly recommend!!!

I wish they had longer hours. That's the only complaint…read more I've been a couple times and it was exceptional both times. The potatoes were amazing, the biscuits were great, and the gravy was so good! There's a small indoor seating area that feels like a modern diner and they have plenty of tables under the pergola outside, where there's vines, birds, and flowers, which feels very relaxing.

First time try...was amazing! I ordered the Hunky Dorey, which is biscuits and gravy, scrabled…read moreeggs and cheese! Usually when i order B&G anywhere else i ask for extra gravy...this was FULL of tasty gravy with chunks of sausage. Having the eggs right on top is exactly how i like it! The biscuits...so fresh and fluffy! Filled to the brim after this meal. Exactly what is needed on this side of town!

This tiny place has the HUGEST vibe and most amazing burritos in the area. I had the chile verde…read moreand a messy chic. Both were absolutely delicious! They were made quickly and the staff were all SO welcoming and helped me make decisions on what menu items to pick. I will DEFINITELY go back there on my next pas through the area. Thank you Chicas staff for being so friendly and amazing.

This is the best place in town for breakfast BY FAR. The ladies work so hard and you can taste the…read morequality in the ingredients! I have never had a single complaint about service or long waits.

We had an amazing experience! The food was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The…read moreatmosphere was welcoming, clean, and comfortable, and the staff went above and beyond to make us feel appreciated. The bartender was very creative in my our own unique cocktails. Every part of our visit exceeded our expectations. We will definitely be coming back and highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for outstanding food and excellent customer service! And the photographer with his special talent capturing our visit..!! Thank You..!!

Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains along the Kaweah River, The Gateway…read moreRestaurant & Lodge was the perfect place to enjoy dinner after a memorable day exploring Sequoia National Park. With our large group of 7, we were seated outdoors, where we enjoyed spectacular views and the calming sounds of the Kaweah River. I had made a reservation earlier in the day, and the staff was very friendly, welcoming, and accommodating. Service remained attentive & pleasant thruout the evening. The hubs & I wanted to keep things light & healthy, so we shared serveral dishes, to sample more of the menu. We started with the jumbo shrimp cocktail and crab cakes, both of which were heavenly. The shrimp were fresh & sweet, pairing perfectly with the cocktail sauce. The escargot bourguignon was also enjoyable ~ the snails were fresh and not mushy like those I've had at some other restaurants, although I've tasted better versions elsewhere. The colossal snails were imported from France and prepared in the chef's special butter sauce. Next, we shared the Chinese chicken salad, which came in a generous portion. To finish, we shared a 12-oz New York steak with our daughter, and it was cooked perfectly medium-rare. She also added a cup of clam chowder soup, while my son ordered his own filet mignon steak, which he thoroughly enjoyed. Overall, the food was decent for the price, but the real highlight was the relaxing atmosphere & beautiful river view. It was the perfect way to end an already wonderful day exploring the park.

We stopped by the Funny Farm for breakfast. It's a quaint western styled diner. Husband had the…read morechicken fried steak, eggs, hash browns and biscuits and gravy. I had an ham and cheese omelette with cowboy potatoes. We loved the biscuits and gravy! Everything was really good. Our server was super friendly and provided excellent service. I love the western ambience too. Cool place for a good breakfast with generous portions.

Great food. Excellent service. Great atmosphere- hometown feel. One of the best hoke-in-the wall…read morelocations.

My friend took me here during my visit to Vasilia, and I couldn't believe how amazing everything…read morewas. The restaurant itself has a very interesting layout. The upstairs feels like a classic restaurant, while the downstairs has a cool speakeasy vibe that makes the experience even more unique. We ordered an appetizer, pizza, pasta, and the pistachio cake, and every single dish was outstanding. The pizza had the perfect amount of cheese for that satisfying cheese pull. The pasta wasn't just one-dimensional. Everything was perfectly seasoned, tasted fresh, and the quality really stood out. The pistachio cake was the perfect ending to the meal. It had just the right amount of sweetness, allowing the distinct pistachio flavor to shine through, complemented by a subtle hint of coconut that made it even more delicious. Our waiter was attentive, friendly, and made us feel welcome throughout the meal. I'll definitely be coming back the next time I'm in town. Highly recommend!

Okay, look. First of all, they serve your soda in actual, full-sized mason jars. Which I am…read morepersonally obsessed with, because nothing gives me a baseline level of panic quite like having to make awkward eye contact with a server every four minutes just to beg for a refill. So having a massive jar of soda already right in front of me? Huge win. Now, moving on to the slightly traumatizing part: they did not bring out bread to the table. Excuse me? I'm sorry, but if I am sitting down for Italian, table bread is not an optional courtesy--it is a fundamental human right. And it became an even bigger issue when my fettuccine arrived, because the portion size was... let's just say aggressively small for a dinner entree. I was expecting a meal, not a decorative sample. However... it was infuriatingly good. They make their own pasta fresh in-house, and the texture was honestly undeniable. My husband ordered the Margherita pizza, and he literally declared--with complete, uncharacteristic enthusiasm--that it was hands-down the best Margherita pizza he has ever gotten. So, massive points there. What was not a massive point, however, was the subterranean seating situation. We were escorted downstairs into the basement, which was pitch black. But more importantly: the stairs are completely unlit. I'm sorry, but they are actively asking to get sued. It is a litigious nightmare waiting to happen. Someone is going to take one wrong step in the dark, tumble down that staircase, and own the entire restaurant by next Tuesday. They are practically begging for a lawsuit. That being said... despite the pitch-black staircase of death and the tragic lack of dinner rolls, overall? I really liked it. The food completely won me over, and I would definitely go back. I will just be bringing a flashlight and my own emergency focaccia next time.