If you've ever driven through Rio Vista, you've probably heard of Foster's Bighorn (and if you…read morehaven't stopped in yet, you should.) Foster's Bighorn is a local peeps restaurant and bar. It houses a private collection of over 300 big game specimens from Africa and North America, making it a great place to see what big game hunting looked like in the 1930s. The moment you walk in, you're surrounded by world-class trophies covering the walls near the ceiling. It's unlike any other dining atmosphere around in the east bay. For me, this place is pure nostalgia. My dad used to bring me here once a year when he had business in Rio Vista. I remember being completely fascinated by all the trophies mounted on the walls. Large game hunting wasn't something my family participated in, but growing up in a farming family, animals raised for food were a normal part of life. Even so, the quality and quantity of the collection always left me in awe. Going back as an adult, I can say that feeling hasn't changed. The collection is still impressive. This visit, we kept it simple with drinks and appetizers. My friend ordered a margarita on the rocks, and I had a pale ale. Both were delicious and reasonably priced. The bar itself is a classic 65-foot bar that feels like it belongs in another era. For food, I had the Caesar salad, and we split the ten-inch pepperoni pizza. The pizza featured roni cups and felt like a solid, classic appetizer-style pizza . The side Caesar salad was a great portion with crisp lettuce, shaved Parmigiana, and crunchy croutons, simple and tasty. Foster's Bighorn offers a Chop House style menu for lunch and dinner, making it a great spot for a quick bite or a full sit down dinner. I'd absolutely go back: first for the nostalgia, second for the drinks, and third for the food. It's a one-of-a-kind place that feels like stepping into history while enjoying a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

Wow! We hadn't been here in years--a visiting relative suggested we try it for dinner--and we were…read moreall impressed. Compared to our last visit, the new-ish owner had brightened up the entire place, now with more emphasis on the restaurant, but still with it's huge bar. We probably didn't need a reservation, but we were greeted by the name on the reservation, probably because we looked like we were the only ones who would bother to make a reservation for three. Chicken marsala, fish and chips and lamb chops were all excellent, as was our server. The owner came by our table to check on our experience and confirmed that he had initiated the changes that we had noticed, as well as some that we hadn't. If you like seeing the animal trophies from a bygone era, this is a great place to have a drink or a meal.

We were with a group of eight people, all relative strangers who had gathered for a Datsun Fun Run…read more We were seated in a side room. Service was prompt and friendly. They were happy to split the checks, which made what could have been an uncomfortable splitting of the bill easy peasy. My husband order the River Burger, a standard hamburger. I had the Tuna Melt. I was very disappointed with my sandwich, there was not much tuna inside and for the price ($3 higher than the burger) it was expensive for what I got. The Sidewinder Fries were swimming in oil. My husbands Garlic Fries were likewise much too oily. The views of the water are wonderful and the bar and restaurant seem to be very popular with the locals. There were a few birthday parties going on during our visit. Next time in Rio Vista, I'll probably be trying a different restaurant.

It was great again and something different this time I had the Steak and my wife had the beef…read moreStroganoff. I also had a Bloody Mary and my wife had and unthinkable Coors Light. Beautiful view. Roxanna was a great waitress like my sisters name that I do not run into often

1st time here and got a to go order of the 49er burger, onion rings, and toast crunch milk shake…read more I inhaled that delicious toast crunch milk shake. It was a bit thick and asked for a spoon! But I finished it before our burger and onion rings were even ready! Hubs and I shared the burger and onion rings at home and let's just say, great tasting, nor greasy, and perfect size patty.

We stopped at Burgerlicious twice in the last couple of weeks. The first time, the weather was…read moreunseasonably pleasant for December, so we took our burgers down to the river and ate overlooking the water. The burgers were as good as ever. Yesterday was a different thing, though. It was cold outside, so we decided to eat in the dining room. It took FIFTY MINUTES to get our food. The time stamp on my receipt said 6:30pm. At 7:00pm, I went to check on our order and she said it was coming up, but then started to hand me someone else's order. When I told her what we'd ordered, she looked at the order wheel and said, "Oh, yours is next." Then it took another 20 minutes to make two burgers, a side of fries, and a side of onion rings. That's just too long, especially since the dining room was freezing cold, too. We asked if the heat could be bumped up, but she said something like, "Sorry, but they lock it so we can't adjust it." The burgers were good, but it was just too damned cold. We will be back, but not until the weather warms up. Maybe in April or May.

I loved Lucy's! Everything was so great. I especially loved the red potatoes, they were perfectly…read moreseasoned and crispy. I wasn't able to eat much since I just had dental work, but my daughter really enjoyed her eggs Benedict. She also got a vanilla gelato with fudge and was obsessed. The portions were generous and everything looked as good as it tasted. Even the classic breakfast with eggs, bacon, and potatoes was done really well, simple but full of flavor. The atmosphere really stood out to me too. I loved all the artwork throughout the space, especially the vintage Italian pieces, and the marble in the bathroom was a beautiful touch. It feels cozy, welcoming, and thoughtfully put together. Overall, such a great experience. We will definitely be back!

New spot for us with stepping out to this location. Walked by it many of times over the. Last 2…read moreyears. Glad that we did as it was a good way to enjoy our last meal for the day. We were told that we could seat ourselves at any available table. Right away we realized the the bar it adjoined to the restaurant with a small entry way. We did not visit that area during our visit but we are aware for future visits. During this time it seemed as though the two hostesses that were working, split the areas. It helped where needed. Once we placed our food and beverage orders, it wasn't long after that we were presented with everything. All was enjoyable, not over cooked or over salted or bland. Was enjoyed. Even their freshly made generous portions of dessert. With all pictured for two people the bill was around $80. They are in a good spot of town, as you can take a little stroll by the water after your meal if weather permits.

First timer here. Service by Janet (or was it Janice?) was good. She served our party of 12 on a…read moreslightly busy Sunday morning. I decided to get the Belgium waffle combo but I was slightly disappointed because it didn't have whipped cream and strawberries like the regular Belgium waffle did. So it felt like a plain breakfast for a combo plate. But I will say, the bacon made up for it! Perfectly crispy and not oily at all. All in all, it was a nice little old diner on Main Street, where everyone knows everyone and it seems like a nice place to dine for your typical breakfast and lunch diner cravings.

Our go to breakfast spot. Service is always good, food is always tasty, and we love that when we…read morewalk in we feel like family. Only open until 2pm

Our car club planned a lunch event for today. We arrived to…read morefind our tables ready and were greeted by the Owner's. Our food choice for the large group were Prime Rib Sandwich, Grilled Chicken or Fish sandwiches. Food came out timely, tasted great and was accompanied by delicious salad and french fries. It is not easy to serve a group of almost 30 and they did it effortlessly! Take a drive down to the Delta and Enjoy!

Wife and I decided to go for a drive out to the Delta we wound up in Isleton and based on previous…read moreYelp reviews we thought we'd go to Peter's steakhouse. So glad we did the ambiance was really nice cool old classic building. The food was tasty simple but good. I had the prime rib appetizer sandwich and a prawn cocktail which was very fresh and the meat on the sandwich was very tasty and seasoned well. The service was great. It wasn't very busy so there's that. So if you find yourself in Isleton and would like a nice lunch or dinner I can recommend.

A hidden gem in Isleton that I found on my way home from Sac., and I'm truly glad I made the pit…read morestop. Service was great and food was even better! Plus everything was made in house. I tried the Chile con Queso, a very different version of a typical Chile relleno. This grilled Pasilla pepper was filled w/mozzarella cheese & mashed potatoes, served w/chunky salsa ranchera. It was tasty but I still prefer the standard chile relleno. I took the cilantro rice and black beans to go. The next day I made a burrito and it was good. The dessert, Queso Napolitano was to die for! It was rich & creamy w/caramel and topped with strawberry jam. Mirles, the pastry chef confirmed she made the flan like cheesecake with the homemade strawberry jam. A must try dessert!

Exceptional customer service and a truly delightful experience!…read moreThe food was incredibly fresh and bursting with flavor--absolutely delicious. The space feels wonderfully cozy, with thoughtful design and charming decorations that make you want to linger. Don't be fooled by the exterior; this spot is a hidden gem worth discovering! Be sure to save room for their outstanding desserts--they're not to be missed. My husband loved his coffee, and our friendly server, Hanna, went above and beyond by showing us the actual coffee beans sourced from Chiapas, Mexico (known for their smooth, nutty notes with hints of chocolate--such a nice touch!). Highly recommend this place for a relaxing, tasty meal. We'll definitely be back!

Fun place in Isleton. Great beer selection from lagers and ales to IPAs, sours or stouts. Fun live…read moremusic on Sunday afternoons in this historic old building. No food is served but BYO. Is allowed. There's a great sandwich place 2 doors down.....

This is a super cool hidden gem in Isleton. It proudly advertised itself as a former Chinese opium…read moreden and brothel, and they kept the theming so quite a unique spot. There's Chinese decor inside and even a seating area designed as the opium den! When we came here on a Sunday afternoon there was a live band playing. There's beer on tap and also various other canned drinks in the fridges you can pick out and take to go.

I'm not sure what people's expectations are of a fast food spot inside a gas station, but as far as…read morethose go, this place is great. It's clean, the employees are friendly and hardworking, and management seems to know what's up. I've been to some sit down restaurants in town and have had way worse experiences.

If you're looking for a place with basic integrity, keep driving. I placed a mobile order on…read moreFebruary 9th that was unfortunately canceled because I missed the curbside check-in window. While that part was on me, the "service" that followed was absolutely unacceptable. A representative at this location explicitly promised me that my $24.08 refund would be processed within 5 to 7 business days. That was a flat-out lie. It has now been over three weeks, and I still haven't seen a dime. To make matters worse, they have completely stopped answering my calls and are giving me the run-around instead of taking accountability. It's one thing to have a policy, but it's another to look a customer in the face (or tell them over the phone) that a refund is coming when you have no intention of following through. Avoid this location unless you enjoy being lied to and ignored. Rating: 1/5 Stars (Zero if I could)