They hide entire collections they want behind the desk, I went looking for a specific collection…read moreand didn't find it til I was checking out because it's behind the workers counter. When I asked the girl if I could purchase one she said it was for employees only because they all chose the ones they wanted and were going to pay after their shift.... The whole box was full so they could have each gotten one and still have leftovers. They're selfish and honest about it at least

We found this rest stop by accident and thought it was the Bravo Farms that was further down. Such…read morea cute restaurant and store to shop local goods and it's located in the Tulare outlet area right off the 99. There's a coffee and ice cream shop. Bathroom: clean and modern We'd love to have lunch here next time.

Excellent experience. BBQ ribs were delicious. Perfection…read more Would have liked a little larger Cole slaw serving. Service was fast and efficient. Ambiance is very casual. And their ice cream is Yummy

I am absolutely obsessed with Bravo Farms. Not only does the place look like what you'd expect to…read moresee in an old western movie, but there's also a restaurant, antique shop, a cute outdoor play area, tons of photo ops, they even have the greatest gift shop and ice cream! Bravo Farms is that location you must check out on a trip through Central CA. They have a little something for everyone. The outdoor area has these cute areas for kids and adults alike. They have lots of parking, clean bathrooms, and did I mention the gift shop!? They have everything from local, fresh cheeses, different types of milk, including banana, and so so many other items. I think I could have stayed for some major shopping. I honestly can't wait to come back soon, hopefully. Great spot, highly recommend.

The coffee shop was fantastic, but DO NOT EAT the breakfast in the restaurant area. Oh my G-d. This…read morehad to be some of the worst food I've ever had. I ordered scrambled eggs with no butter and just a light amount of oil. They came in a cup, and when I dumped them onto a tray to try to eat them, an unbelievable amount of butter/oil poured out. It honestly looked like someone had pumped popcorn butter all over them. Completely inedible. The kids' pancakes were also raw inside. Money straight down the drain. The outside of the place is cute, the bathrooms are clean, and the shop itself is adorable with a ton of stuff to browse and buy. If you're stopping by, grab a coffee, use the bathroom, check out the shop and then run out of there before ordering breakfast. If you have kids, they do have an outside play area.

A great place to visit stop for a break. All 100 % lavender…read moreproducts. Reasonable pricing. Will stop by more often

Really disappointing experience at The Lavender Garden…read more The signs said OPEN, so I pulled off the highway specifically to try the lavender ice cream and a latte. When I got to the window, there was a sign saying to ring the doorbell for service. I rang it several times and waited outside in 105 degree heat for about 10 minutes, but no one came, so I eventually left. As I was driving away, I saw a golf cart pull up to the shop, so I actually turned around and came back. As I walked toward the window, I saw someone wearing a hat who appeared to see me and then walked away. No big deal, I figured I'd just ring the doorbell again. I could clearly hear it ringing through the window. Still, I was completely ignored. What bothered me wasn't even that they weren't serving. If someone had simply come to the window and said, "Sorry, we're not serving right now," I would've completely understood. Instead, the signs said open, the instructions said to ring for service, and I was left standing outside twice with no acknowledgment whatsoever. Really bummed because I genuinely wanted to try this place. I hope someone higher up at The Lavender Garden sees this and improves the process so other customers don't have the same experience.

Pleasant store in Circle Park shopping -- small town ambience, friendly owner and clerks. Loads of…read moregift items,a photo kiosk for printing pics and even a UPS Drop-off. They held a gathering to make Gingerbread houses the other evening. Mine turned out ok given I've never made one before. Good times.

The shirt is a pretty cool shirt. Didn't have the right size, only had large but I asked them to…read moremail me one in extra-large, and they took the time to mail it to me and that means a lot to me that they take such good care of their customers. Thanks again!

From the owner: We are small novelty shop dedicated to everything Sasquatch. We have a 7 foot Sasquatch for photo…read moreops and souvenirs to commemorate your visit to the town of Three Rivers and the Sequoia National Park. We are connected to Three Rivers Brewing Company who offers great beers and good food.

What a wonderful surprise! Who thought I would find treasures only a few minutes away f on my…read morecampground. From the moment I walked in, I was delighted by the incredible variety of home décor, antiques, vintage treasures, and quirky collectibles throughout the store. Every booth felt thoughtfully curated, with its own unique personality and charm. It was obvious that a great deal of care and creativity went into each display, making it a joy to browse and discover unexpected treasures around every corner. One thing that really stood out was the pricing. Everything was priced very reasonably, and each piece felt like an incredible value. In a time when many antique and vintage shops seem overpriced, it was refreshing to find such unique items at fair prices. The sales associate was a bit quiet when we first arrived, but as we continued shopping and checked out, she was incredibly pleasant, friendly, and personable. She carefully packed my purchase and made the experience feel warm and welcoming. If you love hunting for unique finds, vintage pieces, antiques, or one-of-a-kind décor items, this is definitely a place worth visiting. I left with a beautiful purchase and am already looking forward to coming back to see what new treasures I might find next time.

Lots a interesting stuff and friendly service. Found a few cool things like this candy dish I had…read moreto have lol

First time into this adorable boutique and I couldn't have been more impressed. One of a kind…read morespecial items for your home or for you to give as a gift. Very welcoming owner who made you feel right at home. P.S. the packaging is to cute to want to open.

This is going to be my new favorite store as well! I went in on the tip of my fellow yelper and boy…read morewas she right. There is soooo much to see when you look around. This is not like other antique stores that are sometimes too cluttered or disheveled. Au contraire, it is so neat and organized with excellent prices and everything is in good condition. The ladies in there were super friendly as well, even talking to my dad that looked a little lost while he waited for me. I picked up a few things for myself and they packaged them beautifully with ribbon and a fresh pine needle. They take all cards except AmEx. I just got back and I am literally about to go back with my mom. Hope to see you there!

cute, but i couldn't afford 30 dollars for some earrings. went during the apple festival last year,…read morethe workers were nice.

From the owner: Local fine art photography and handcrafted jewelry.read more

We purchased delicious peach ice cream and sampled the popular raspberry ice cream (very difficult…read moreto choose) since the peach is seasonal it won and did not disappoint on a hot summer day. Maria helped us in the candy shop. She was very attentive and provided the best service. The shop is adorable with various candies, books, kitchen items, and souvenirs.

On our way home from Badger, CA, it was one last drive through Sequoia/Kings Canyon before saying…read moregoodbye to the Sierras for my friend from France. Everyday we hiked, we talked about a dessert we had earned, then we'd laugh because there wasn't any around to be easily had. But I knew.... Leaving the park and heading into Three Rivers, there stood an adorable red and white "chalet" of delights where we could have some ice cream next to the dancing waters of the Kaweah River. We entered the ice cream shop, the furthest to the right when viewed from Hwy 198(Sierra Dr.), and were immediately hit with the aroma of their freshly made waffle cones and bowls. After reviewing their in-house made ice cream flavors, my friend opted for Blueberry Pomegranate Gelato and Three Rivers Wild Blackberry in a waffle bowl and I chose the Wild Blackberry and Raspberry Cheesecake for my waffle bowl. We made our way through the gift shop, the furthest building to the left, and out to sit on the covered deck, where 2 red Adirondack chairs waited for us. For me, enjoying an ice cream treat whilst sitting on the back deck overlooking the river is a part of visiting Sequoia. Reimer's opened this flagship location in 1956 and it's a special place where hand made confections, created with the finest ingredients and proudly displayed, are offered alongside delicious ice cream, sherbet and gelato, with seasonal flavors highlighting local fruits, like our wild blackberry this day. The gift shop carries some local items featuring Sierra motifs, in case you need one last souvenir from your trip. Sparkling ornaments and decorations are available all year and add to the happy and festive nature of this classic gem of a roadside stop. The ice cream hit the spot, but the waffle bowl is a true standout. I don't know the secret recipe, but notes of vanilla hit my nose and hints of cinnamon danced on my tongue. SO good! Until next time, Reimer's.... Cheers! "CC"