Bring geritol and red bull for everyone in the "social quarters.. discount bar…read moreTaco Tuesday... Taco tastes like alpo dog food smells. Skip the meatloaf unless you're starving.

The Moose is my favorite family fun center!! Always lots of smiles & good times! I wish I joined…read moreyears ago.

A hidden gem of a place - from the delicious. Award winning wines, to the modern and clean space…read moreand ambiance and finally the courteous and helpful hosts. Also had a chance to meet Gregg, one of the winery owners , and he was down to earth and friendly! We are repeat customers!

Celebrated our anniversary at one of our favorite spots…read more... Great spot - we love Dena and Daniel! They make you feel at home. We love that you can choose to do your wine tasting either at the bar counter or out on the patio, depending on your preference. Also super unique to have The actual winemaker guiding you through your wine tasting! Yummy wine, beautiful grounds and a cozy, dog-friendly guest house (historic stagecoach stop) all with wonderful breakfast included!

So happy they have a movie theater in Clearlake. Took our grandson to see Minions and he loved it…read more Pricing was normal and there wasn't a ton of people which we liked. We will definitely come back to this the cinema.

It's a decent enough theater, especially for the $5 ticket price (for any movie, any time). Only a…read morecouple screens with a max of 4 movies within any given week. I give it a 3 because it's very basic, and they are strict on outside food. DROP YOUR PRICES IF YOU WANT ME TO BUY YOUR FOOD! (This is to all theaters though really)

Small county fair but it has nice rides and things to do kids will have a nice afternoon hereread more

What's a Butt (haha) County Fair? Well, if you're lucky and do not blink, somewhere along 99 North…read morein a little town called Gridley, you may see this Butte (bee-you-t) County fair usually around the end of August. This year I didn't get around to our state fair- which I try to attend annually, so, after talking to my father, we decided to pack up for the night and take a day trip to Gridley (on your way to Chico, if you still don't follow) Parking was no problem- and free. If you are to go, beware of small town scammers trying to sell you tickets...yep...theyre out there....admission is just 7 bucks, my 4 year old was free (for one more year, I think) Right away, we walked into the fun adult rides- the more popular had the longest lines, no doubt. Unlimited wristbands are 20 bucks, the grandparents watched the wee one, while the Mr and I snuck off for some coffee (try the gypsy coffee ladies Mexican Mocha) and fair shopping. Who can resist 10 dollar hats and 8 dollar sunglasses? Not this one. I went home with several, still in one piece after a week. County fairs are cute, and a nice change of pace from the usual crazy big business state fair- I probably circled the place 4 times in 2 hours- great local exhibits. We even got to see sweet little small town gangsters being escorted out- so there's plenty of security for sure. Very cool to see winners of homemade jams, flower arrangements and huge harvests. Local art is always my favorite, no doubt~it would be neat maybe one of these years to do more installations for artists- otherwise, Ill probably be here again in a few years.

On our way home to Chico from Fort Bragg, we stopped at Cache Creek Vineyards for a late afternoon…read morewine tasting. My goodness, what a lovely space! We sat outside in Adirondack chairs under large shady trees, and enjoyed a Classic Tasting ($15). They welcomed our pup -- even brought him treats! -- and were fine with us enjoying our own road trip "car-cuterie", even though they sell charcuterie style snacks in the tasting room. Cache Creek is a bit too far out of the way for regular visits, but anytime we traverse Hwy 20 to the coast & back, I will put in a request for a stop here!

Very friendly good options. Definitely worthy for a stop drink and snack. You won't be…read moredisappointed

I love this place. They opened up a lavender farm and had a very sweet little event. I love the…read moreowners ingenuity about the whole place. I also love the wine.

We feel so lucky to have Six Sigma Winery right in our backyard here in Lake County. It's our go-to…read morespot when friends visit from out of town--a bit of an adventure, since it's tucked away and reached by a scenic (and dusty!) drive through the ranch. The tasting room is set in an old homestead with limited indoor space, but the covered porch and picnic tables make for a relaxed and charming outdoor experience. If you're up for it, the Pinzgauer Vineyard Tour is a fun way to explore the property and learn about the winery's history--we did it in early summer and loved it, though it can get hot, so come prepared. We haven't tried the hiking or mountain biking trails yet, but they're definitely on our list. Whether you're local, visiting, or planning a weekend day trip from the Bay Area, Six Sigma is absolutely worth the detour. And while in the area, check out Wild Diamond Winery on the way or on the way out as well!

We always have a nice time, always tons of vendors, but not a lot to do for small children (wish…read morethere were more games, rides, etc)

Thanks for checking out my review. I hope it was helpful. Penny Candy store is a great place…read morethat's? . When being home sick starts to depress me and its gets harder to pull off a smile. We go get shave ice n all of a sudden the world is a little sweeter, n as i order my Medium shave ice w/ my favs. coconut n blue vanilla, i take slurp n Life is Good. I love you Hawaii my only home. One day. GOOOO EEEASSY! GANG-A-LANGIES

DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS WINE! I ordered a case sent to Atlanta GA and it was a mixed of 2008-2009…read more It was over priced and I poured the first glass with the bottled cork in it. I took 6 wine bottles to our Country Club to our "Ladies who Lunch and Love Fine Wine" and I was totally embarrassed the Wine Master couldn't get the cork out in one piece. We open 6 bottles and we drank cork we every sip. So, DO NOT BUY THIS WINE because it tastes like aged vinegar and cork! I have been a member of this "Ladies who Lunch who Love Fine Wine" for 15 years and I was so humiliated. So, lesson learned. I called Mitch, the owner of Hawk & Horse and he did NOT offer any suggestions. I ordered a 2022 bottle and it had the same problem. Mitch is too cheap to sell his "fine & over priced wine" with a proper cork. Forger the 4K I spent with supporting a small business owner (only 13 acres) I will never get over the humiliation from these women who trusteed me. After calling Mitch, the owner who needs to retire. He was hostile and on speaker phone at the luncheon. He has LOST all of his ATLANTA business. We are Southern and we talk and tell it All. Thanks Mitch for telling us that the CALI way is NOT our WAY!!!!

If you're not open please take your open signs down and shut the gate. We pulled in on July 5th and…read morethere was a woman who wouldn't even acknowledge us pulling a vacuum out of her truck. Tasting room was closed it seemed and she disappeared without a word. Very unwelcoming.