Conveniently located near the Capitol, this place has a great ambiance. It's a good spot for large…read moreparties or small groups. I've been here a couple of times and enjoyed both visits. The first time, I tried the shrimp scampi, and the second time, I tried their grilled ham and cheese with tomato soup - both were delicious and big portions! This spot features an industrial modern decor and good music playing in the background. They also have a full bar and an outdoor patio seating area. Another cool thing is the bathroom--the sink area is see-through and a must-see!

2 stars for food. 4 stars for service. 1 star for parking…read more Food was disappointing. The chicken in the Chicken and Waffle was very dried. The Chicken skillet was just ok, I was expecting more flavor from this supposed more upscale place. The service we received was good - our server was friendly and attentive during a busy Saturday lunch time. There's no free parking. A parking lot was next to the restaurant but no clear signs it was free for customers - instead, there's a sign for $15 public parking. There's also metered parking in the streets, and paid parking garages near by. The metered parking spaces in the street are usually all taken.

Food options are slim pickings at the Sacramento airport... Fortunately it looks like they are…read moregoing to be putting in several new businesses soon. We chose this restaurant as it was one of the only sit down places open. We were seated at a low part of the bar. It took the bartender, maybe 15 minutes to come and take our order. I was dying for coffee, which my fiancé and I both ordered. I've had worse, but I've had way better. Plus, it was just kind of lukewarm. They've got a very limited menu. My first inclination was to go with a burger, but then I saw a Korean barbecue chicken sandwich and I thought why not. I'd be lying if I said the sandwich didn't taste good, but I'm not sure what part of it was the Korean barbecue part. It was literally a fried chicken patty on a bun, that had definitely come in a bag frozen from somewhere. It had a very small amount of slaw that was red in color and I think that was supposed to possibly be the Korean part, but it had almost no flavor. The french fries were good though! I probably would not return to this location unless I'm in a position where I'm starving and it's the only thing to eat.

We had a flight out of this airport which has very few choices for food. We wanted a sandwich for…read morelunch on the plane and ended up getting a Turkey Club from here, to go, to take with us. Although it took a while, we had plenty of time. We were both glad we took the time rather than pick up one of the pre-made sandwiches at the other stores. The turkey was fresh and delicious. All the other ingredients tasted great and bread was good too. The fries were excellent too. We'd certainly get food from here if we ever go through this airport.

Located on the second floor of the old building. I was hungry and when I found out that there was a…read morecafeteria I decided to check it out. After COVID, it's only take out. They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Menu changes daily. Make sure to check the hours of operation. I went on a Wednesday for dinner and they had Mongolian beef or veggies with tofu. The sides that were available were jasmine rice or string beans. I chose the Mongolian beef for 3.75$, tofu veggie for 2.75$ and veggie sides for 1.xx$ the taste was decent for hospital cafeteria food. Exceeded my expectation. I will go back for lunch and breakfast to see what they offer. In my opinion, it's good value when you are stuck at the hospital.

Love the SFGH Cafeteria! For hospital food, it is one of the best! Most affordable, nutritious, and…read moretasty meals you will find in San Francisco! For example, yesterday I had a cup of West African peanut soup with collard greens, sweet potatoes, and carrots, a cup of brown rice, and stir fry tofu with red and green bell peppers, onions, and broccoli for under $8. I had plenty of leftovers for two meals. Definitely hit this place up if you are visiting a friend or loved one in the hospital.

Lovely quaint Petaluma, a pinch of "Trustifarian", a Mecca for explosive talented artists and…read moremusicians with great live music venues. Juxtaposed with some questionable art. IE: Huge paintings of caricature like dogs in fluorescent colors, dreadful landscapes and yarn owls. Also, the antique capital of Northern California, yawn. (money laundering?) A lot of really nice boutique type shops with fine products and a brand new record store, Paradise Found which is quite fantastic. It is also an oasis with goo-gobs of creative talent and cool people you will find. Ranchers, farmers, construction workers, normal hard-working folk, authors, athletes, chefs, sound engineers,sculptors,craftspeople, photographers, and inventors. A full cast of interesting characters. The home of the world's ugly dog contest (I tend to stay away during this event to avoid becoming a contestant) and wrist wrestling championship. Once famous for being the egg capital of the world. I once heard this conversation in a bar, "Hey Steve remember when we got paid to inseminate chickens when we were on acid?" Steve: "Those were chickens?" Sam Shepard would've had a field day here. Some newer buildings made to look old with crafted Styrofoam façades. You get the feeling you're on a movie set, which it has been on several occasions. I lived here for a number of years, a bit of a Peyton Place aura. Nudge nudge, wink wink, say no more. Some of my favorite people I've met in the last 30 years hale from here. And, a disappropriated amount have left this earth too soon. One of the best foodie destinations north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Superb coffee shops and bakeries, some award-winning. So, back in 1999 I took a wrong turn off the freeway and discovered Petaluma and the first place I went was the "Tea Room" and it's still pretty much as awesome as it was then. A real nice vibe, nicely decorated with some incredible pastries to include the orange cranberry scone as I recall, sold out today. My breakfast today was quite good with the walnut toast, and a huge portion of very large potatoes that could've been cut into smaller pieces and maybe I only needed one third of the portion. Dem tatters were 'nuff for four people. Great atmosphere, nice friendly staff, and a very pleasant ambience. There's mirrored signage that says TEA mounted high on the wall across from one another so as to appear as if it were a reflection. I personally can also see the word EAT in there every time I glance at it. I was told years ago that it came from an old Texaco gas station sign. It makes sense, check it out. On Western Avenue. I used to tell folks it's across from the pink Catholic Church rectory. That's been painted to a rather unattractive conservation brown. A lot of nice outdoor seating and cool shops nearby, check out next-door thrift shop and the ever remarkable Petaluma market around the corner, with superb produce display! Famous for cheese, wine, cider, breweries and happy cows! If you're coming from the south cut over through Fairfax to Olema and take the back road up to Petaluma which is a stunning drive!

The service at the Tea Room is awful. Every time my husband and I go, the lady that is always at…read morethe counter is super rude and unfriendly. She makes the entire experience unenjoyable and it's very frustrating because we are always nice and respectful, and we always tip very well. The straw that broke the camel's back for us, was when we came in and my husband and I were about to order and the place was super busy so no tables were currently open, and two gentleman offered their table to us because they were about to leave, and the lady at the counter snapped at me and refused to let us sit at the table because she thought we had pressured the men into letting us have their table (mind you, we hadn't spoken to them at all before they approached us) . I'm not sure what her issue is, but I have heard from other friends in town that they have had similar experiences with her and it's made them stop going there. Unfortunately, we won't be returning either.

This spot is perfect! The vibe, the lighting, and the…read moredecor!!! We made reservations during our stay and were so lucky to sit at the beautiful bar. It was so beautiful and the person working that night was so knowledgeable about the menu. He made many recommendations and explained the menu in full. We ordered the canned tuna which I was on the fence about but so glad we ordered. The presentation was one of the best I have seen and the freshness was out of this world. I had the rockfish which came in a tho broth which was really good but wish maybe I tried something else. My husband had the black cod which was melt in your mouth delicious. Since we had been wine tasting all day we didn't get to have cocktails but I look forward to trying all the creative mixed drinks they were making. Well done spot.

I had a lovely brunch experience at Solbar. I live only a 25 minute drive but still enjoy taking a…read morelittle drive to enjoy different scenery and a break from the routine especially on a beautiful sunny Sunday. The menu has many great options and my partner Ang I both enjoyed our meals. I had the steak and eggs he had the burger; both cooked to perfection. We also enjoyed some lovely libations from the cocktail menu while we waited for our table. The meal was capped off with the French toast which we shared and the perfect sweet ending. I Look forward to returning soon. Great food and wonderful service.

The chicken and broccoli was SO GOOD!!!! At a great price I already want more. The food is usually…read morealways good so I recommend eating here compared to the other Dfac that is super expensive and just not good at all. I'm so thankful for the prices as well!!

Very decent food at an even better price. The spaghetti days are the best and the menu is…read morepredictable. Breakfast is cheap and delicious as well. Can't go wrong if you're on a budget like myself.

I've been coming to this breakfast cafe for years and it's still so good. It can be a bit pricey,…read morebut totally worth it for the quality and service. We came as a party of 2 and ordered a lot, and everything was delicious. The drinks were really good too, the mimosas are a must. The vibes are giving backyard chilling in the best way. Super sweet spot, just come early because the lines can get long. Definitely worth the wait though.

Stopped by for the first time and ordered to go. Staff was…read morenice but waiting area is awkward - you'll have to wait in the front of the cafe. Coffee was good but would've liked a bit more coffee than milk. Tasty though!

The food here is very good.I was visiting the hospital and me and my friend went to the cafeteria…read moreto get food.She ordered the tilapia sandwich and I ordered the chicken salad sandwich,chips and a drink.The sandwich was very good. The employees are really nice

Incho's Cafe, Santa Rosa is NOT worthy of a Kaiser venue. Cheap but not even worth that!…read more 1) Mediterranean Wrap $5.75 - he put the tortilla on the grill but stone cold with a smidgen of yellow stuff (lentil?) and a couple of salad things - zero flavor! 2) Garden Burger $6.50 - more edible than wrap but mainly bun. Kaiser - please get a quality healthy food vendor. We had just been to the Kaiser cafe in North SF and the food was excellent, had a vegetable omelette that was hot, tasty and healthy. Why not get something like that here and there'd be customers vs staff coming in to microwave their own food just to avoid the food at Incho's Cafe.

A great place with a varied offer and a particularly exquisite flavor and a wonderful service.read more

This place is an absolute gem…read more First, the service was fantastic. The man behind the counter was so friendly and helpful. He was a wonderful ray of sunshine on a rainy day! Second, the food was insane. Given the reasonable prices we expected the dishes to be small, but they were substantial. I got the Warao pizza (added balsamic) with a kinder milkshake, my husband got the pastrami sandwich with a vanilla milkshake, our daughter got a cheese pizza and strawberry milkshake, and we got a pastellito to try. My husband had to help me with my pizza and we couldn't even try the pastellito because we were stuffed (having it for my snack tonight). And everything tasted amazing - I loved the combination of the Warao, and kinder milkshake with Nutella and kinder pieces, need I say more? And husband eats a looot of pastrami sandwiches and he was impressed with theirs. Third, we loved the vibe. It was a casual place with a modern aesthetic. 10/10 would come back again.