This is a waste of your money. There is only one beer on tap and there are a few food vendors but…read morenothing very unique. It's just an excuse to make you pay an excessive entry fee for mediocre beer and food. Save your money and go to a craft brew house instead, you'll have better food, drink and customer service. I asked for my money back, wasn't heard out on my complaint but rather forced to stand awkwardly to the side until less than half my entry fee was stuffed into my hand with a this is all I can do mumbled at me. They don't provide as advertised and I'm the one who pays for it. Customer service is terrible. Go to a real Oktoberfest and leave this for the bored who need an excuse to wear lederhosen and take your money. My guess is the 5 star reviews are from the organizers themselves

$17 to get in. $35 for 6 tickets. 2 tickets = 1 plate of food. 1 ticket = 1 beer…read more Went here because this one is closer than the one in Campbell, which I prefer here's why: Only 2 places to get beer. Lines were as long as a ride in Disneyland. Only 2 places to get food, lines were just as long. Lines everywhere, nothing labeled, people who had wristbands were in line for beer and they didn't have tickets. Crowded, and crammed into a really small space. At some point when we were done with our food, we were looking for a garbage can my friend laughed and said, "There's probably a line for that". LOL. I overheard someone ask someone else where the garbage can was, and they responded "good luck". I heard complaints all over the place and yeah it was pretty badly organized. If they expanded, got rid of the $17 entrance fee, which Campbell Oktoberfest doesn't have and provided more booths for beer and food along with trash cans, then MAYBE I would go again. But our group won't and we can cross this one off our list and label it NEVER AGAIN.

A lot of nice artists from the Bay Area bought me my first original artwork I reframed it on the…read moreway home at Hobby lobby can't wait to hang it up in my kitchen someday once I move

This festival has been going on for over 30 years! I enjoyed coming every now and then as a kid. My…read morefamily really enjoyed the music, art, and food. San Juan is a small town so it gets pretty packed. Come early since parking is limited. Bring cash since there are a few parking lots you can pay to park if you can't find a neighborhood parking. I could also only find one atm in town. Many of the merchants took cards. There was a lot to do for the kids and adults. There is a alcohol garden and vendors who offer non-alcoholic drinks. The restaurants get really packed. Wear your hat it's usually gets really hot! We will be back next year!

I won 2 tickets to this years Festival at the 'Preppy with a capital P'' Elite event in the ''Guac…read moreoff'' so I felt it rude not to use them. Glad I did come as it was a good day out despite not being a Beer drinker. I know.. wrong place to be, right? Parking was easy to find at the nearby school where a bus shuttle was provided to take everybody to the event which was nice - my first time ever on a school bus! So that was an experience. Getting into the event was easy and painless with just one quick bag and ID check and an exchange of a wrist band and off you go! Whole Foods were waiting on hand to give out sample glasses which were a quite sizable 3oz. Later we discovered that most of the vendors actually filled the way over 3oz line, Happy days! The event was quite a big space with Food trucks and other food vendors in one corner, lawn games down the far end and the stage surrounded by all of the Beer tents. Portable toilet's were also tucked away to the side if you dare venture into them. I had no choice but use one just an hour into the event and they were already pretty nasty with no tissues (lucky I keep some in my bag!). Most of the drinks on offer were more like Lager than Beer or Ale but interesting nonetheless.. there was one Honey one which I actually quite liked in small amounts. We saw two bands play while we were there - the first was good and got the crowd going but the second - a 13 or so member Michael Jackson Tribute band were terrible. Out of time and tune, it was probably about half way through their set my husband and I decided it was time to leave and look for some local food to soak up the alcohol.

What a beautiful day! Perfect for a beer festival…read more.. My work gal pals and I were there all day, slingin' pretzel necklaces and serving up samples of Full Sail (until it ran out). Although it seemed like some were over-served, a majority of the attendees were awesome South Bay/SF people who truly enjoyed drinking beer and being social. We were also lucky enough to have a booth in the shade so we didn't get too hot or sunburned. And we stayed the entire time! Good times - I hope that everyone else who attended had fun :)

This used to be a fun event but sadly the last time I went was deeply disappointed…read more. They changed the entertainment and it was not fun anymore. The posters advertised certain entertainers but those on the poster were not even hired to appear. So sad

We were excited to hear that there was going to be a festival that focused on clam chowder and…read morecalamari; both foods that I have grown to absolutley love since I moved to CA. Well this was a big disapointment. First of all tokens, tokens for EVERYTHING. While the concept seems simple, it still wasn't proven to be beneficial as many people pawned off their unused tokens to everyone including our group, because we really didn't want anything else and there are absolutley NO REFUNDS on tokens. So $20 for 7 tokens, 3 gets you calamari, 3 gets you clam chowder, 1 gets your fries, soda etc. and 2 gets you margaritas/wine. It would have been all worth it IF the food was good. It wasn't, the clam chowder was really watered down, tasted like it came from a can and the calamari didn't taste fresh but extremely fishy. Not the standards I know, as we love the wharf and go to The Grotto all the time! We love their clam chowder! Crabby Jims also has great clam chowder and Albolennettis has amazing calamari where you can choose buffalo style or garlic. Anyways we asked what restaurant this came from and they couldn't say, and they said that it all came from the Wharf. Yeah right. We ended up walking down sampling clam chowder from our favs, and it was so delicious, not at ALL like the garbage from the festival. One thing that seemed interesting was the clam chowder ice cream, a little sweet a little salty and definatley something to try. I don't think it was worth 2 tokens because the scoop was so small. Anyhoo, we came with a party of 6 and we were all disapointed and agreed that anything going on at the plaza is bust.

Thanks to the Salina s Valley Fairgrounds fir supporting Farm Day…read more This is an amazing facility with two large performance barns and grounds are well kept up. This review pertains to the use the faculty.

At The 5th. Annual Rotary Flea Market In The City Of KING..! Got Myself A Nice Cactus...!!read more

I went on the Saturday in 2026. Getting inside isn't difficult but there are a lot of rules on what…read moretype of bag you can bring in. I brought a blanket from Costco that is basically a bag and has a strap. It was fine to bring in and perfect to set along the grass inside Gilroy Gardens. It was my first time at this festival and you get star struck on everything garlic. There was a garlic beer can but it didnt taste anything like garlic. For the food options, the best thing on your menu you can get is the tri tip fries. Its pretty tasty and yes theres garlic in it. My favorite part was the free garlic ice cream and meeting the local vendors selling garlic condiments. At the souvenir shop, I bought a Jalapeño and Habenero garlic olive oil. It doesnt taste like anything.

My friends and I made a special trip to go this festival last month July 24th and it was the most…read moredisappointing experience ever! We were all so excited as we are garlic lovers. This was my personal experience: * We had to wait on a long line to get in and we were searched as if we were going into the pentagon! * Once we were in we were in disbelief at how small the event was! * All the vendors lacked garlic items for sale which was a big disappointment as it's supposed to be a GARLIC festival! We only found 3 vendors with garlic items. Everything was ridiculously expensive and not worth the money! Overall experience was pure disappointment and waste of our time and money! I do not recommend this event!

Strawberry Festival comes by annually and definitely brings in the crowd. You can tell everyone was…read morehappily strolling around taking it in. So many amazing foods and drinks to choose from, y first strawberry tamale!! Vendors selling crafts and advertising products! If you've never been, you've gotta go!

What an insult to the farmers and community calling this a Strawberry Festival…read more Was a rip off carnival. Brought friends and we couldn't leave fast enough. Shame on you.

The good: This place is just all-so American and I love it…read more My aunt comes here for the berry pie and buys several of them to bring to me in SoCal. She's a frequent customer and she seldom eats pies. She sometimes freezes them. It's packed with so many berries and has a pure berry taste. It's sweet but still maintains the tartness/acidity of the berries so it helps your ability to eat more of it. My husband finished almost an entire pie in one day. The bad: My aunt said the apple pie is too sweet and therefore prefers the more tart/sour berry pie. I wish I tried the pie with ice cream because that would have been a nice compliment. The interesting: They're family owned and have been around for decades. You can pick fruits here too.

Doing U-pick is fun: rounded up for the fun factor. The fruit is not organic. In case you want to…read moreeat the U-pick fruit on the spot: Bring a basket with holes in the bottom, and bottled water, so that you can rinse the fruit before eating. The lineup: 5/5: U-pick boysenberries: June 4: Blenheim apricots, June: $3.70/pound. About 70% were ripe. 3: Dutch apple pie. Kind of meh. 3: Strawberry shortcake. Bring your own maple syrup and pour some on top; it needs some sweetness. 2: Cherry pie. Kinda meh. For boysenberries, consider wearing latex gloves to keep your hands from getting stained red.

This event no longer exists: :-(…read moreMaybe it will return someday it was a great addition to the downtown

Taste Of Morgan Hill is a wonderful festival held in Historic Downtown Morgan Hill and it focuses…read moremainly on food and wine. This free and family friendly festival has been going on for the past 25 years and is one of the cities most popular events. They have a food court area with some amazing eats, a nice wine and beer garden for those looking to kick it up a notch, there are plenty of vendors, live entertainment, a quilt show in the Community Center and last but not least they have an amazing Custom & Classic Car Show. Not only that but they have plenty of rides for the children, pony rides, a petting zoo and the Wildlife Education & Rehabilitation Center (W.E.R.C.) which brings live birds, snakes and other reptiles to educate people about wildlife. I have been coming to this festival every year for the past 4-5 years or so and I really enjoy it, there are certain vendors here that I like and I'm only able to find them here such as Mansmith's BBQ, Hillbilly Tea and Scampi Shack just to name a few. I love everything that the festival has to offer, there are some really great vendors here, great food and I absolutely love the car show. The car show is not a little rinky dink one either, it takes up a large portion of the street down by the Community Center and I just love to see all the old timers showing off their cars, comparing and reminiscing about when they bought the cars. This is definitely a must if you live in the SJ, Morgan Hill or Gilroy area because it really is a great festival. This is by far my favorite festival here and I will keep coming every year. It's best to come early morning because by 11-12 it's starting to get crowded and it's usually really hot by that time.

First timer at the tequila & taco music festival...Had an absolute blast!? Who would of thought…read morecombining my two favorite things would bring so much joy! We arrived early and wow there was surely a line to meet us. It was pretty smooth entering when you arrive when the event starts. Now let's taco bout how awesome this event was!? We opted to get the souvenir glass with the one margarita drink purchase. We walked up to the margarita stands trying to see the options. One of the bartenders came up to us and asked, do you want to try the best margarita you'll ever had!? I mean who could say no to that, we were like game on! I was a bit skeptical at first because that's a tall order to serve. Once I took my first sip, my eyes lit up and I immediately took in all the flavor. I have to say, that was the best margarita I've ever tasted! It was a perfect combination of sweetness, watermelon flavor, salt, and spicy mix. Big shout out to Red and Aria for fixing a mean delicious drink! I set out to find the best al pastor tacos and I sure found many. So many choices of wonderfully authentic Mexican food. But, it's all about the tacos! There were carne asada fries, al pastor galore, lobster tacos, and so much more! The event got more and more busy as the day went on so we appreciated coming when they opened. We got to go home with full happy bellies, souvenir t-shirts, and souvenir glasses. We'll definitely be back for years to come! Cheers to tacos and tequila!