Celebrated a bday here with family and friends, and booked all four golf bays for a few hours on a…read moreSunday afternoon. It was just our party in the venue during that time, a combination of kids and adults. There were plenty of tables for all of the snacks we brought, including pizza, spam musubi, and cookies. My bf and I purchased drinks from the bar while there. The staff was helpful and friendly to our group the entire time. They even explained how to use the simulators, as there were lots of buttons on the floor and a variety of options for play. This included match stroke, driving range, putt putt, box crush, island hop, mushroom bump, foursome, scramble, and more. The kids had a blast playing pretty much everything, while the adults engaged in a variety of simulated golf matches and driving range. The staff guided the adults through some of the features like replay in slow-mo... guests can even connect on golfjoy.com. Also, loved the automatic golf tee that rises from the ground with the ball ready to hit. The arcade in the back offered plenty of pinball fun too, mainly newer machines. We enjoyed our time here and appreciated them accommodating our large and crazy party.

My husband is the one who takes my son to golfing activities but this is my first. So walking in, I…read morewas greeted by the lovely bartender right away. She was super friendly and I told her we were waiting for Kevin for a golf lesson but I'm way early and he wasn't there yet so I took a look around going from front to back and I must say, it's bigger than it looks. It seemed like a very relaxed atmosphere. I love all the golf reference movies and shows on the wall....so retro. They have a small rec room in the back with arcade and pinball games as well as the simulators up front. They had pretty interesting stuff going on such as golf lessons as I mentioned earlier and I saw fliers for a pinball tournament. Kev got there early too and took my son right away. They do have clubs to use should u need for the lesson. Kev started with his stance and worked his way to holding the his club the right way. It was only a 30 minute lesson but might do a whole hour next time. After his lesson was done, well, my husband was late picking us up but as we were waiting the bartender asked if we wanted water. I thought that was nice of her. I'm not sure about food as I didn't order any but will definitely be back. Thanks Fore Play.

We spent about 2 hours at the fair, and it was a great trip! They didn't offer wristbands or fast…read morepasses for the rides here, but the fair wasn't too crowded, so it worked out perfectly without them. We skipped the main food stalls this time, but my son got some Dippin' Dots, and my husband and I enjoyed a nice cold beer .The absolute highlight of our visit was the petting zoo. They had a mini donkey, a baby cow, and a llama . I completely skipped feeding the llama because it had some seriously big teeth and I didn't feel comfortable getting that close! However, I did feed the goats, the baby cow, and the mini donkey.The mini donkey absolutely loved me, maybe a little too much! By the end of it, it was following me everywhere and literally headbutting my back for more food. My son and I were definitely ready to head out after that because we were starting to get cornered in by the bigger animals lol. Overall, a super fun, memorable couple of hours!

Ummm... highly disappointed…read more We came specifically for the 805 Night Market after seeing the advertisements online, and unfortunately, it didn't live up to the hype. Based on the marketing, I was expecting something much larger--more along the lines of FoodieLand--with a wide variety of vendors, entertainment, and food options. Instead, there were only around 20 vendors, and several of them were selling nearly identical items. The food we tried was underwhelming, especially considering the prices. The carnival-style games were also expensive for what they offered. The live band had plenty of energy, but the performance was noticeably off-key, which took away from the atmosphere. To make things even more awkward, there were two baby showers happening at the venue at the same time, making the event feel crowded in all the wrong ways rather than like a dedicated night market. Customer service from the staff also left a lot to be desired--they weren't particularly welcoming or helpful. I was also hoping to see more creativity from the non-food vendors, but many of the booths felt repetitive and lacked originality. Overall, this event didn't meet my expectations, especially after the way it was advertised. I won't be returning next year and will be sticking with FoodieLand instead.

Nowheresville? Just a bunch of fields and cows? Think again, mon frère. As a proud Aggie, I can…read moretell you there's more than meets the eye. For example, feast your eyes on the new-ish Shrem museum, right on the edge of campus. New to Davis? This museum is directly across the street from UCD's visitor and conference center on one side, and the campus concert hall (wine-named Mondavi Center). High-tail it over to the museum and keep your wallet in your pocket -- it's free. It's 30 minutes or so you won't mind giving up. A fun mix of modern art that is always changing, so i won't date my review here. At the very least, it's a beautiful space with some thought-provoking installations every time I'm in town. I believe there's some kind of rule that all the artists have some connection to UC Davis. Davis hates cars, so the adjoining parking lot is about $10, during the week only. Weekends? Cars galore, no charge. Inspiring!

It's a smaller museum but take the time to visit. It's free! There are also student docents around…read moreto tell you more about the exhibits. Located close to the parking structure on the south side of UC Davis campus by the Mondavi performing arts center and the campus visitor center. Great clean bathrooms!

It would have been a 5, but for some reason we were told that they don't turn on their AC. it was…read morean 85deg day and this was a closed venue. We would've stayed longer but it was just too hot to play and stay

I celebrated my daughter's birthday here this weekend, and it was great! My daughter had a great…read moretime, and so did all of our guests. It was the perfect weekend. It wasn't too crowded, and we didn't feel rushed at all. The staff were really helpful and accommodating. The party room we had was amazing. We had the Graffiti Room, and it went perfectly with our neon theme. I also loved that the lady from the cafe kept checking in with me to make sure I didn't need anything. Overall, everything was great! The only thing I would have liked to had was a dedicated party host to.

Booked a session on a Thursday night as a gift for my boyfriend. It was a great experience. Owner…read morewas very friendly and happy to show us the ropes. We will be back!

Great experience for car racing enthusiasts and something different from going to an actual track…read morefor the whole day. Took my husband here for his birthday and he had a great experience! Patrick, the owner, is really nice and knowledgeable. The space was really fun for my third grade kiddo who enjoyed the basketball arcade set up and other things to entertain non riders. Overall, would do this again!

Now I know there was a failed museum in Napa that focused on wine and food called COPIA. However, I…read morewasn't aware that there's been a local art museum next to Chandon in Yountville since 1972 until Jamie read about the special tiki bar exhibition running until the end of this month, "Tiki Dreams: From Far Away Fantasy to Pop Culture Phenomenon". Definitely up our alley. Well, given our recent run on patronizing tiki bars here and abroad, we just had to go. We went up on a recent Saturday, and the museum was crowded with tiki aficionados. It turned out Bank of America was sponsoring an admission-free day, so we took advantage and became engulfed in what felt like a claustrophobic space that was equal parts arts & crafts fair and vintage memorabilia. There was definite entertainment value if you miss this mid-century phenomenon. There were other exhibition rooms, but we weren't made aware of them by the staff. Perusing the website, I noticed some interesting past exhibitions like "The Great California Road Trip 1962", something that appeals to my baby boomer sensibilities. Next to Chandon and close to other attractions, this might be worthy of a return visit. RELATED - Exploring north of San Francisco? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2tIHlkV

Visited the Napa Valley Museum during the Tiki Dreams, Mini Masterpieces, and the Great California…read moreRoad Trip exhibits. I went for the Tiki Dreams exhibit in particular. The largest exhibit is in the main building on the ground floor with the admissions desk and gift shop. The tiki exhibit itself was quaint and small. Mugs, old menus, photos and history of tiki bars, one set of Witco chairs and table, plus a hand built bar by local artist Woody Miller. Interesting to see but ultimately a quick walk through maybe intended more for those looking for nostalgia. They were selling tiki merchandise and mugs at inflated prices at the gift shop. Mugs that were $150 at the original events are being marked up and sold for $230. Almost all of the gift shop merch was overpriced. The other two exhibits downstairs were small and it smelled of sulfur or sewage since they are located below the bathrooms.. Really off putting. We looked through mini masterpieces and Great California Road Trip exhibits in at most 15 minutes and left. Entry to the museum is $15 per person... We went during Bank Of America's Museum on Us which takes place every first full weekend of the month. Bring your Bank of America credit or debit card and entry is free. Luckily one of us got in for free with this promo.

Honor your commitments! We won an auction and at the last minute was told that the program that we…read morewere interested in was no longer available. Mind you, emails were still being sent by Studio G that there was space available a couple days before hand. If a zero star could be given it would have.

I would not recommend Studio G to families.. This lady has been cold and not understanding during…read morehard times. She does not offer refunds no matter what the case may be. Extremely poor customer service. Don't pay $30 to get on her waitlist because the chances of you getting into a class are slim to none you may as well consider It a charitable donation.

This gallery is right at the corner of 1st and E street, just after that dip in the road off the…read morefreeway in DTDavis. It's in an old house structure 3 stories high or more. Inside it is an Art Gallery, and also a multipurpose activity/community space. Through the front door, which is located at the corner of 1st and E streets past some large art sculptures, is a book store of published art books, and to the left corner is a info/cashier counter and person. Past that opens up to a large multistory atrium area, filled with art, but also a couple of tables with 4-5 chairs each. In the hot Davis summers, this is a cool place to hang out, literally, as there is OPAC available for you (Other People's AC), and WiFi! Currently the artist featured on this floor is Mark Bullwinkle, an American artist with SF Bay Area roots and metal quirky sculpture installations, particularly in Emeryville and Berkeley, that he created with a blowtorch. Up the stairs or elevator to floor 2, there is a study/lounge that over looks the atrium below, with other artists' work in the nooks and crannies around the staircase and little rooms. The 3rd floor is a full art floor, with mostly ceramic sculptures from various artists. It is free to enter. I did an event here a year ago, a UC Davis student's birthday party with entertainment in the atrium space. And more recently I came here with 2 friends to chill in the OPAC and tables/chairs in the 1st floor Atrium before heading on to dinner on a lazy Sunday afternoon road trip.

My employee gave me a recommendation that this gallery had free wifi and you could work there, so…read morewe headed to the gallery after grabbing a smoothie. Outside this location you'll notice two large structures: a cat and a dog. When you enter the gallery you'll see a front desk to your left, one of the staff members greeted us. There are pieces all over the gallery from artwork to sculptures. On the second floor there are multiple metal tables and chairs where you can have a seat and work. There was also a bathroom on the second floor. There was classical music playing throughout the building. It was a nice departure from working in my hotel room and I enjoyed seeing some of the artwork and sculptures on display.