I was driving and I always see this sign . I got all excited thinking it's a cool restaurant and…read moreall kinds of ideas came to my head of what kind of restaurant it could be obviously it's called Milk Farm it sounds really cool. I'm thinking fresh ingredients from a farm. My mind went wild !! .. As a matter of fact, there's been plenty of times that I passed the sign and I always say I'm going to look it up and I never do. I finally looked it up on Yelp to my disappointment, it's only a sign of a previous restaurant that used to be there. I saw my elite friends even, my CM on the Yelp reviews , also disappointed . Well, I'm glad they're keeping the vintage sign up. Just gives all us foodies false hope of a hidden gem-that just doesn't exist . Well, I hope somebody comes up and maybe reopens this location set up a restaurant or something with that sign that would be pretty cool.

Still waiting for my food. Great ambience though…read more Seriously, it closed in 1986. Great place to eat back in the day. Would love to see something like that come back.

Huei's Garden is a beautiful and peaceful oasis. Huei herself is a gem. She works very hard to…read moremaintain the garden so that people can come and enjoy it. She puts on several tours per year (June for Rotary, October for Breast Cancer, and April for Shriners Children's Hospital). She is always happy to host volunteers who would like to partake in garden work. Volunteers can report to Huei's garden Sundays 10-12. She will guide and offer great insight into gardening. Would highly recommend! If you are interested in learning more about Huei's garden you can watch an interview linked here https://youtu.be/8-yrPzIKkBI?is=wSepRx4NEdy2MQGb. If you are interested in touring, tours are generally $25. If you are interested in donating to help Huei maintain the garden, you can reach out to Green Acres, where Huei sources her plants, at (916) 730-5751.

Huei's Garden is absolutely gorgeous, full of beautiful plants so artfully arranged with rocks and…read morewater! Huei's talents, energy, warmth, and dedication to community service are spectacular, and her sense of humor is delightful and infectious. Don't miss this wonderful place and this wonderful person!

I figure this is the place to distribute this bit of Davis trivia. The stand of olive trees in…read morefront of Sproul Hall are from the original Davis homestead farm. Yes, before it was even a university, this land used to be owned by the Davis family. It seems the university has made an effort to preserve them, and simultaneously not draw any attention to the hundred year old trees. Take a look, there's a small plaque. It's pretty nifty.