We went today for the 12:30 underground tour, our tour guide was a wonderful young man who made it…read moreso much Fun!!! As soon as we walked in we were greeted very welcoming place !!!

This is mostly a tour of old Sacramento, with just a little bit of underground thrown in, (no…read morepictures or video though) its a bit of a reach to call it an underground tour. I went on an underground tour of Pendleton, Oregon and few years back and thought this would be similar. Instead we walked around above ground looking at old buildings and then spent about 5 to 10 minutes in an old basement and learned about how they used jacks to pick up the buildings after a great flood back in the 1800s. On the bright side, the tour guide was very friendly and informative. If you're looking for a quick hour long historical tour, this is recommended, but don't expect too much underground stuff, you won't get it.

Very enjoyable tour. Definitely on the short side (45 mins.) because I wanted to see more! It got a…read morelittle tight in spots but that made it more adventurous. Our guide Addison "Addie" was very knowledgeable and funny. Glad I finally saw it after many years of living in the area. Highly recommend!

The Black Chasm Cavern is located in the tiny town of Volcano which really feels like a step back…read morein time. I loved that this tour includes some amazing and beautiful natural wonders as well as a little bit of history. The place was very easy to find and a quick 30 min or so drive from Jackson. There is a lovely little store to check out before or after your tour as well. The chasm is a cool 58 degrees which was nice on this 90 degree-ish day. It is a little on the steep side with lots of stairs and a few areas where you definitely need to duck from the rocks but was worth it! The limestone cavern is just amazing with breathtaking stalagmite, stalactite and very rare helictite formations. These helictites look like they defy gravity and grow in amazing curling directions. Incredibly, there is a blue lake at the very bottom of the cavern that can be seen from way above - unfortunately we are unable to access that far down but man I wish I could! We learned the lake has tiny little shrimp that live in the pure crystal waters and the only place they are known to exist, mind blowing. Our tour guide was great and shared so much knowledge and history. History: The chasm was discovered in 1854 long after the Miwok people had already lived in the area. Of course, the discoverers wanted to try and cash in on their discovery so they began charging folks and would literally lower them by rope into a hole in the ground with some candles precariously balanced on a plank of wood. Luckily we have stairs and nicely built platforms with cave lighting to see this amazing magical national landmark. Definitely worth the visit!

Captain E and the service he offers is amazing! He's pretty…read moremuch a "one man band" and the warmer days are busier. Our group made our reservation about 6 weeks prior to our event. There are 3 cruises a day with different packages offered. Captain E offers not only a wine tour and an imforatable tour along the river about Clarksburg proper and Freeports proper & marina. He also throws in great "mood" music. The pairings with wine, sauces, meat and cheeses were so delicious! Honey and Bleu cheese? So good! (These were noted as valuable and appreciated when reviewing our visit on our way home) Captain E does his booking over the phone only. On line booking is not available.

The deal is good, and the cruise is a decent amount of time. The downsides are the music being too…read moreloud. Like way way way way way too loud. Once you're on the boat, you're committed to the end. Loud music and all. Sacramento's best happy hour? Not as far as pricing, and the drinks are on the small side. Music was 90s-early 2000's, played loud enough that you can't get away from the loud loud sound anywhere except the restroom. There aren't enough chairs for everyone up on deck, so lots of people are left standing. We went on a Saturday cruise that left at 6pm. I wouldn't go again.

Our tour guide Margo was amazing. I learned so much about a beautiful building I've usually only…read moreseen from the outside. Everything from the Historic safe conundrum, architecture, to the lengths the staff need to go to to change a light bulb and the changes that were made in response to crazy people over the years. It was a wonderfully memorable experience anyone local or stopping by should have at least once.

I'm playing tourist in my hometown, Sacramento. This time I'm visiting the State Capitol. Have you…read moreever wondered what the heck is inside? Pondered if it's open to the public to wander about inside? Let me answer. Yes, the public can access the building on weekdays 9am- 5pm for free. Docent lead tours are offered 10am-4 pm on weekdays. Those too are free. However parking is not. There is a City parking structure a block away. Or try your luck finding street parking which are parallel parking. Those spots are metered (pay by app). To get into the Capitol, the entrance is he trailer facing N street. You have to pass through a security checkpoint. Capitol and CHP staff the security. I didn't go on a docent lead tour but wished I had. On my self guided wandering, I bumped into the group and the guide was very informational. I could have joined them but didn't since I started in the opposite direction and was on a time limit. Poor planning on my behalf. Anyways, guided tours met every hour in the first floor rotunda. Talking about the rotunda. Stand in the middle and look up. Beautiful, dizzying visual. The first floor have historic rooms restored to the 1906 Governor's Office, 1902 Secretary of State's Office, and other past times. The basement has the gift shop, restaurant (which is closed now October-December since session is out), additional artwork such as the Ronald Reagan statue, and a viewing window to see part of the drum rotunda support wall. The basement can be accessed by stairs or the elevator. If you use the stairs, check out the individual oil painting portraits of all the Governors. That's where I happen upon Governor Milton Latham's portrait. I found out that for a mere 5 days, in 1860, he was Governor. Intrigued, I searched the internet wondering why just 5 days. After the inauguration, he resigned to run for a U.S. Seance seat. He holds the record for the shortest CA Governor tenure.

This tour was great! Dawnie, our guide, has a masters degree in food studies and is a wealth of…read moreknowledge about food, Sacramento-based food, farming, culinary events and great places to eat! Adding in the mural artwork was a plus! Taking time to look at and learn about the beautiful midtown Sacramento murals definitely added another dimension to the tour. On our tour, we tried some delicious gluten-free doughnuts, churros and apple fritters paired with delicious cooperative-roasted coffee, discovered a really good Thai restaurant, amazing cocktails at a yummy vegan restaurant and capped off the tour with dessert consisting of a French madeleine ice cream sandwich with salted caramel...divine! We are planning to go on the downtown Sacramento tour in the near future. If you are considering this tour, do it! We enjoyed every minute!

What an amazing afternoon. Dawnie is an amazing host. She knows the local food industry, the ins…read moreand outs of the local restaurants, the art history and the wonderful 49'er history of Sacramento. I've lived in the area and didn't know half of what she knew. She is wonderful.

EXTREMELY UNPROFESSIONAL!…read more We booked back at the end of July. This is our first time going with this business, usually we book with Sac Brew Bike. The night went pretty decent, I thought about booking with them in the future because their rules are pretty lenient... HOWEVER, after what I have encountered, I will NEVER EVER book with them again and I'll make sure anyone who asked me about brew bikes... I will share them my experience with THIS business. They care for making money off of you and then treat you like garbage right after. I understand a business is trying to get it's bag, but at least have some human decency. It's not like we treated the driver and the host bad at all--we offered them the alcohol that we brought with us and offered food that we ordered at one of the stops we made, left several boxes of alcohol for them at the end, and on top of that tipped very well. We wanted to make sure that everyone (including the employees) is having a good time because it's not the easiest thing to be in the heat, bike, and deal with people at times. I get that it's their job and they signed up for it, but it's just nice to see everyone around you having a good time. Let's proceed to what happened... shall we? As we started biking, the employee told us that we can leave our jacket on the hanger on the inside because there isn't one on the outside (where we are sitting). I proceed to do so, thinking nothing of it because I know it'll be safe there as we get on and off the bike. Arriving to our last destination, we all hopped off and a few minutes later... I realized that I have forgot my jacket on the bike. My friend who booked the bike called them immediately and they picked up-- informing my friend that they see the jacket AND that I can pick it up first thing in the morning. Fast forward to the morning. I drove down to the address listed on yelp...I pulled up and guess what? I couldn't find the building for "Off the Chain Bike Bus Tour." I thought I was at the wrong location... I had to second guess myself and walked back and forth to see if I have missed the building. Keep in mind, I know downtown sac like the back of my hand-- I go out extremely often and even work in dt. It led me to the address of a restaurant that has been shut down and chained up. It didn't felt right. I got confused... so I called up the number. The owner picked up, he informed me that they are only out there if someone books with them and the next time he is out here, he will check or have his guys check the bike. I left it at that and followed up more towards the end of the week. Here is where the math ain't mathing... So, how come the staff said that they saw the jacket and that I can pick it up the next morning? When there isn't even a location for this business (I forgive about there not being a location). However, it doesn't make sense... if they were to store the bikes away and come out for the next customer, wouldn't the jacket still be on the bike? Unless... one of the staff took it and the owner is covering them. As you may wonder... what type of jacket is this? why would someone steal a jacket? It's a ZARA jacket... so, I guess it's worth having sticky fingers over. I followed up again today. The owner picked up and I asked about my jacket. He came at me rude... saying "You called us 3-4 times. There is nothing we can do." Sounds super defensive to me; you know people don't act defensive for no reason. The response is super ignorant as a business owner. I informed him how unprofessional it was for his staff to provide misinformation and how it played out in general. He said "there is miscommunication," and that's it. Like that's all he can say to me as a customer? OH OKAY. I understand people lose stuff all the time. I wouldn't be upset if I placed it at a bar and then accidentally forgot about my jacket. However, I was informed that they see the jacket AND that I can pick it up the next morning... but when I try to pick up the jacket, my jacket is no where to be found. It makes no sense at all...

Had such a great time on the holiday lights tour in East Sacramento. Sean was a great guide, so…read morefriendly and fun. We've been a few times. Highly recommend them.

It's a historic house where a female serial killer lived. Definitely worth walking by if you are in…read moreSacramento and into things like this. This story is well known to locals but was also featured on Netflix's "The Worst Roommate Ever" so I'm sure the owners are getting more foot traffic. You can't go inside and it's gated off as it should be considering people live there. I enjoy how the owners embraced the horrible history by adding some signs.

Good overall experience. I am a big horror true crime fan fan so it was a good experience to see…read morethis in person

Sunday cruising with the family!…read more But there are so many options for groups and they also have sunset cocktail cruises. Bar is upstairs but there is plenty seating in and outdoors. The crew members were pretty friendly. The speaker did have some issues here or there when someone was talking then went back to normal. Overall it was a fun experience! Go get your boating on!

Easy booking process online via the website, even managed to secure a bogo50% deal - yay! Arrived…read moreat the meeting location around 12:55 with 1pm departure time and 12:45pm boarding time. Most passengers had already boarded and all tables on the upstairs deck were taken. We found a couple chairs that folks weren't using and set them up near the railing. It was a hot day so a bit warm on the deck. It did seem to be a bit cooler inside but the energy was definitely upstairs :) the tour guide was great and presented an abundance and variety of information. Staff was professional and cordial.

River Fox train with Anthony, April and Ashley today was extremely accommodating with superb…read morecustomer service! We took the Old Vine Express and were pleasantly surprised with the cordial attentive treatment, the warm touches and individualized treatment. Anthony cares about his clientele. The Food menu is well-priced. Order the fries! Check out the other train experiences: Boba Tea Train, Brunch Train, Murder Mystery Train.

09/26/2026: My wife…read more& I booked the Yolo Traveller Golden Fox experience. Right as we boarded the train, the direction & guidance to our seats was pretty chaotic & a bit confusing. The staff didn't appear to have a system in place for order-taking so the waiters almost skipped over our table completely at the beginning of the journey. There's supposed to be champagne poured at the tables prior to your food arriving. When the staff finally brought out the champagne, it was quite warm. The food we ordered took a while to arrive at our table. Luckily, the alien themed cheese burger & fries were actually pretty decent & we enjoyed it. They didn't provide any napkins which seemed ridiculous since most of the menu items were greasier finger foods. My wife & I felt like we lucked out receiving our food when we did as there were several other tables that were still waiting a long time for their food to arrive. I overheard at least three different groups of guests complaining about either the food or drinks taking too long or being the complete wrong order. There was honestly a lot of idle time for a short 2-hour train ride & it really felt a bit boring at times with nothing to really do onboard. There were speakers throughout the different train carts, but the music kept cutting in & out with it mostly remaining off possibly due to connection issues to some staff members cell-phone or device. Finally, near the end of the experience, the staff brought us paper review cards to provide feedback to the ride, but they didn't pass out any writing utensils so we were unable to complete their review onboard. Overall, the staff seemed undertrained & there was a clear lack of leadership/structure from the management team. The service was not great, the setting & ambience was only okay, & the experience/activity itself was a bit dull. The one positive was that the specific food we ordered was decent. We won't be returning anytime soon & I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.

We stepped out of the Hyatt to find Daniel with Velocab. Daniel extended a invitation to take us…read moreto our car. Of course we were dreading the 2 blocks walk in high heels so we jumped in. Thank you Daniel for making the end of our evening a memorable one. You are a sweetheart and full of positive energy! Looking forward to using Velocab again when I am downtown. Shannon

Will work for beer…read more That should be their motto. Kaleb and Tyler were strong, hot and peddled their little hearts out for us. From Old Sac to Midtown, they delivered. We paid them in tall cans, cash and fierce promo (ok, "promo" meaning we screamed and blew kisses at all of the passing cars.) Best tour of Sacramento yet.