Such a great time. Pure minor league fun and everyone was so friendly. New ownership doing a…read moregreat job.

I'm not a huge fan of baseball but I love going to the games just for the small town atmosphere…read more I've never gone and not seen at least a dozen people I know. It's a fun atmosphere and a nice way to spend an evening. The snack bar is a little expensive (that's to be expected) and you can't always expect the greatest service because most of the employees are teenagers but it's well worth the fun. Also, for anyone reading this who's never been before: watch out for the seats right underneath the lights. Once it gets dark and they put those puppies on you'll be swarmed with some of the largest, scariest, and frankly most persistent bugs you have ever seen!

This a nice little stadium. Be prepared for hot night games during summer! Well kept field, seats…read moreare spacious and comfortable. A decent small food selection,sweets and sides. Nice craft beer and tap selection. Small team store and a great air conditioned bathroom! Enjoyed 2 games over the weekend here to watch my Oakland Ballers on the road. Staff is friendly and welcoming. Will be back next season for more road games! Also, Axel the bear didn't want to take a pic with me due to my Baller apparel! he was good sport and did it anyway!

We stopped in to the Casino on our way home and we're very much surprised that it was not huge, but…read morequaint and very friendly. Every one of the Staff were friendly and informative. Alex especially was kind and helpful. The restaurant at Jack's Place was delicious and the service from Amy was great. We look forward to going back again soon!

oh my GOD, where to start? the service was amazing, the business owner was very friendly and…read morehelpful, overall, i'm very satisfied with this location!

The kids running this place don't take the time to make sure my boys know how to play the games so…read morethey spend 5 of their first 15 minutes floundering around not even knowing what to do while the kid running it sits on his phone. What a disappointment. It's only $20 lost but now I understand why hardly no one is ever in there. Lesson learned.

This place is so cool! I took my 10 and 8 year old boys here on our Mom and Sons Day and it was…read moreawesome!!! We have been twice and can't wait to go back for more. They have all the games they were looking for and I had so much fun playing Fruit Ninja! I am hoping that sometime in the near future they come up with some sort of membership. They do have a loyalty card where you earn extra time after so many trips. Awesome place to take the kids.. Highly reccomend!

Drove down from Chico today to go picking! An easy 35 minute drive. Mark, the owner was very sweet…read moreand knowledgeable. Lots of different cherry varieties, strawberries, blueberries, and even some stone fruit varieties were available. There are wagons, buckets, and step stools throughout the property to help you reach the higher branches. I do recommend coming earlier in the morning; after an hour you do feel pretty zapped by the heat. Good thing they have cold sweet treats! They make their own ice cream and waffle cones, and it's to die for! I took home a pint of blueberry cheesecake and strawberry brownie ice cream. Very excited to be returning in the fall for peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes, stone fruit and more!

Best price for fruit. Great service. And wow the ice cream! Spent a couple of hours walking and…read morepicking fruit.

The parade was fabulous. Lots of safety measures. Walked around to two different businesses.read more

While I certainly appreciate the fact that the organizers try to keep this long running parade…read moretradition going year after year, it has a lot more room for improvement. First of all, the parade consisted mainly of first responders, fire, police, medics and other government agencies. The highlight were the Team Beale lion dancers and they were fantastic. The firecrackers were plentiful. BUT they could have easily accommodated more types of participants such as local dancers, bands or community theater actors. It was a disappointment there wasn't much more. It last one hour on a molasses pace. :/ Vendors vendors oh where can you all be? There were less than 10 vendors overall. I felt sorry for the vendors who were trying to break even for the exuberant fee they had to pay to be there. That's one mistake. The organizers should charge half that price to attract much needed vendors that can make the festival/parade much more fun. Otherwise you're left with a scant rows of small businesses that I have no idea how they survive. Most were selling antiques and had a collection of dust along with it. Then there's the Chinese temple and Marysville Chinese Museum and rows of empty dilapidated buildings throughout. It looked more to be a Chinese ghost town of yesteryears. Both the museum and temple were very small but a decent showing to educate newcomers and reflection for Buddhist, considering the free admission. The temple does charge for supplies, but that's expected. The museum asks for donations for entry. The museum used to be the home of a bean sprout factory who had once supplied most restaurants in the Northern California region. The previous owners photograph and many other photos of Chinese temples in the region are displayed. The museum displays the history of Marysville Chinese settlers and residents and the different job roles they took. This review rating is only for the parade and not the museum or temple, which I would rate as 3 stars.

I had the pleasure of playing Peach Tree this past weekend. Some buddies of mine made our way from…read moreReno and one of them has a close relationship with the pro there. I can't thank Peach Tree enough for the hospitality that came along with allowing us to play your gorgeous course. We cannot wait for the chance to visit again. To Peach Tree's staff, members, and grounds crew. A huge thank you, and see you next time.

Love it. But.... you have to be a member. I'm not a member but am friends with one and go golfing…read moreout here every chance that I get. The course is well maintained and kept green and healthy. Its worth the membership fees. If you are a member, it makes alot of sense to throw your next big party there, as you can rent the facility at an EXTREMELY discounted rate than what they charge the public/ nonmembers. They have a full bar at the 19th hole and a cute little atmosphere overlooking the course to enjoy while you enjoy a meal. (I wouldn't say the food is anything amazing, or an absolute must, but its a lot better than the hot dogs and fried foods sold at public courses. My little cousin (8Yrs old) even does golfing lessons here, so yes, I'd say they're good for kids.

What a gem in Grass Valley! It is located on E. Main Street and close to everything !…read more I have never been here before but my friend wanted to play golf. Its a relatively easy place to play golf and is open to the public. The grounds are immaculate! SO pristine! The club house has a small pro shop along with a full bar. They don't serve food but they do offer snacks. The club house appears to be built in the 1920s...it has alot of charm! Nice outdoor deck with chairs and BBQ. It also has a handicapped ramp. There is a full kitchen as well with a large room for events along with seating in the bar area. You would never know it's right off on East Main Street! I felt so relaxed after a round of golf (9 holes). There is also some nice shaded trees on the property. I would recommend this place if you don't want to spend all day on the course!

The personal attention by my stylist was exceptional! I asked for layers and Sierra out preformed…read moremy expectations. I will be back and book with Sierra!