Great place to stop and relax and get some great coffee and or treats. Cute little gift shop inside…read moreand a play area for the kiddos. We tried their Brown Sugar and Cinnamon Iced Latte and the Vanilla Bean Iced Latte. Both are good but the Brown Sugar one is amazing! Recommended!

Great baked goods. Had blueberry turnover and cinnamon rolls Homemade baked you can taste the…read morefreshness. Flavors were made to perfection. Service with a smile . Support local small businesses. Here from Chicago so this was a true treat.

This is a beautiful venue for weddings, showers, company parties, any event! I love the vibe, and…read moreworking with Lisa.

I love this place! I am a photographer and have been shooting here for several years, The property…read moreis absolutely stunning and very well maintained. Lisa offers many opportunities. Lisa, listens to your request and the hospitality is great.

For context, I often find myself driving between San Francisco and Fresno. On one articular trip,…read moreI was craving prime rib (which happens every two weeks or so). I asked my favorite llm where I should stop by for prime rib going from Fresno to SF. It at first suggested I make a bee like for house of prime rib in sf, which I like but have been to many times. It then suggested house of beef and I'm so glad it did (cattleman's in Livermore was also a 3rd choice but I've been there several times too). Thankfully it was Fri eve and they had prime rib. I like mine rare and it was perfectly cooked, very marbled, huge, well seasoned and delicious. I pared it wth au jus and mashed with gravy. Then, what reminded me to write this review, was the tri tip from the meat counter and took to go. They were nice enough to pack it in ice for my 2 hour drive. I just cooked it on my grill in the rain and this is seriously one of the best tri tips I've ever grilled up. The meat tenderness/marbling/quality is on par with any prime grade/American wagyu I've bought and the seasoning is just super on point. Looking forward to smoking the baby back ribs I picked up as well in the next couple of days but I will definitely be back next time I'm in the area. Seems like other reviews had issue with service but the staff were exceptionally attentive when I was there. Seriously the only thing that wasn't top notch about my experience was the cocktails(mine was totally fine but I'm a bit spoiled when I'm in SF) but for my purposes passing through I just wanted the prime rib and meats to go to be delicious and house of beef certainly lived up to its name!

Small dining space, but it works. We came at 5pm ish and got seated, and by 5:30pm, it was very…read morebusy with all the tables taken. Service is fast and attentive, staff is apologetic about the wait, but the waiting time was not too late or rushed. Our server 10/10 service, even gave us extra bread to take home. Salad and soup bar were excellent and everything tasted fresh. We loved the tomato soup, but didn't like the french onion dip soup. The bread was amazing, and even tasted great as reheated leftovers. The prime rib and ribeye steak were cooked perfectly to our order, but couldnt finish eating dud to being full from the unlimited bread, salad and soup bar. Garlic fries were amazing and crispy, even after reheated for leftovers. Only a few things I didn't like was when we went to get our soup and salad, they cleared the whole table. I was warming up the butter in my hands for the bread to spread on faster, but they took it away like trash when we went to grab our salad and soups. They resetted the paper towel rolls to the side of the table when we moved it to the center, and they almost took away my husband's alcoholic drink, and then realized we were still dining. The lighting was definitely way too dark. I could see elderly people slipping if there was were liquids or food filled on the floor. The space is interestingly very small for a steak restaurant, but they seem to make everything flow well. Definitely would come again, enjoy the soup and salad bar, and then maybe share a steak instead of ordering two.

The quality, taste and texture is unmatched and this meat is wonderful to cook with!! I have always…read morestruggled with buying meat from the store and sometimes going to a butcher isn't much better. Buying meat from 10 mile west gives me piece of mind knowing where the food I'm serving my family came from. Since we pasture raise our calves from new born's with regenerative pasture management practices I know the calves are kept in optimum health and the land is being taken care of. I know when the meat was harvested, frozen and I can pick out, defrost and cook fresh when I'm ready. 20 lb box is the perfect investment. Good prices, great quality.

I can't rave about this place and Cheryl enough! I am from out of town, and instantly felt at home…read more Cheryl was an incredible instructor and her horses were wonderful! I haven't been able to ride for the past year, but Cheryl made it possible for me to get back in the saddle! If you're looking for a comforting, friendly, professional environment, this is the place to go!

My daughter loved her experience at this day camp. We did the "horse and more" two day camp. She…read morecame home so excited and filled with new information and joyful experiences from the day! She told me how very kind and fun Mrs. Brown (owner and lead teacher) was! It was obvious that the camp was well organized and executed (and as an elementary teacher, I can spot a well run children's event from a mile away)! We will definitely be returning. Thank you for opening your home, Cheryl!

Small museum with free admission, and an even smaller gift shop selling quirky stuff like…read moreleather-scented candles. Two rooms filled with interesting cowboy attire, antiques, posters, photos, books, old school tin lunch boxes, saddles, and lots of informative signs about rodeo practices and rules. We visited on a "Sip and Stroll" event day, so there was also live music out front. We didn't have much interaction with staff and just roamed around and explored at our own pace, which didn't take long due to the size of the museum.

If you have never been to Oakdale, it's the "cowboy capital of the world". Don't worry the city is…read morevery modernized. Be sure to check out the the_cowboy museum when you're in town! FREE admission to this awesome tiny museum!

Tia- the owner is really difficult to work with and has the mentality of a toddler-that she is…read morealways right. When I started taking my daughter to her for riding lessons, I made it clear to her that my work schedule changes frequently because I am a nurse. She assured me that wouldn't be a problem. She even told me she had another student that was a nurse who she was able to accommodate for lessons. Well everything was great in the beginning, but then she started canceling lessons because it was too hot or too cold, (so much for her "come rain or shine" claim), or she was sick, had to go out of town, etc. I made several attempts to reschedule but as of late she said my schedule was too difficult to accommodate lessons for my daughter. She also informed me that we are supposed to have set days and times for the lessons- so much for accommodating my schedule. I always paid her a months worth of lessons in advance, but now she couldn't accommodate my schedule anymore. She sent me a letter stating "we no longer met her qualifications to take lessons." Well excuse me, I apologize for working and taking care of sick people like her and that my work schedule doesn't allow my daughter the stability to have a set schedule for lessons. Nor did I realize we had to qualify to take lessons. Shame on her!!!!!

From the owner: Board and care for horses. Teach horseback riding and horsemanship. Train horses.read more

What a hidden gem of a pumpkin patch! This place is absolutely charming and feels like the perfect…read morefall getaway. The pumpkins are clean, fairly priced, and there's a fantastic selection--from HUGE pumpkins to cute little decorative ones. I loved that there were tons of photo opportunities all around the patch, making it easy to capture those picture-perfect autumn memories. The farm stand is adorable and well-stocked, and there's even a little snack shack for treats and drinks. For the kids (and kids at heart), there's a small petting zoo and a fun haunted maze, which added to the whole experience without being overwhelming. One of the best things about this spot is that it's not overly crowded or hectic like a lot of other pumpkin patches, so you can actually relax and enjoy your visit. It's definitely worth the drive for a wholesome, festive, and family-friendly pumpkin-picking adventure. Highly recommend!

Super cute pumpkin patch set up with lots of pumpkins, snack bar, gem mining, face painting and…read morecharacters and even a haunted maze. Everyone working was very helpful and their pumpkin selection was awesome. The farm stand at the front has beautiful produce and farm fresh eggs for a steal! So happy to find this place and definitely a fun place to check off your pumpkin patch visit!

Fast response on time and schedule while making the process so much easier!Highly recommend with…read morethe choice of meat locker too!!

From the owner: We are a family owned and operated ranch butcher business, accommodating your mobile slaughter…read moreneeds. Specializing in professionally harvesting beef, swine, sheep and goat animals.