I got the steak and eggs and it was so much food for just 20$. The steak was perfectlly cooked and…read moreinsanely flavorful. The potatoes and toast were all perfect. The service was very fast and they were very welcoming. The dinning experience was very nice and warm. It was a hidden gem from the outside to the insides

Great place to charge your EV! I was amazed when I walked in…read morethis restaurant. It was nicely updated friendly waitress great service! I had a delicious Baja omelette It had chorizo bell peppers with a side of potatoes. Nice and clean restaurant! I highly recommended this place! Sooo we drove up to Reno and just came back for dinner!

Each time we visit family in Auburn, we make sure to visit Olde Auburn and its many shops,…read morerestaurants, and coffee houses. The Pour Choice is one such destination. A setting with wonderful ambiance, service with a smile, and a must visit.

Always a memorable experience sitting upstairs since my clothes smell like a greasy breakfast…read morekitchen afterwards. Good coffee though.

Small menu but absolutely worth trying everything on it. Standouts were the kimchi potstickers and…read morethe coconut prawns. But honestly everything was stellar! There was very few people in for dinner on a Tuesday, and you kinda seat yourself. Grab your own water, utensils, and plates and pop a squat! Order at the bar and you can open a tab if you want to keep ordering. Everything is kinda small, but shares very well. Drinks were delicious and you can order typical cocktails that aren't on the menu (see the old fashioned) but their signature cocktails looked great too. The nutmeg on top of my pinapple/coconut drink was unexpected but really great!! Service is attentive and lovely. Come with a group for drinks and a shared tapas style dinner. And budget for a large check.

Attended their Sunday brunch and the food was incredible! I had their BBQ hash brown and it was…read moredivine! The service was great, but one thing to note is that food comes out as made, so we did have one person get their food pretty early in comparison to others, it worked but was definitely different! This restaurant is also a photo op in itself! The decor is gorgeous and great for getting together with friends!

We had such a great experience at Tin Lantern Bar & Grill! Christy was an incredible bartender,…read morefriendly, attentive, and clearly knows her craft. The martinis are fabulous; I ordered the lavender lemon drop and it was hands-down one of the best I've had. It was also nice to see that they carry locally made South Fork vodka. I had the chicken piccata for dinner and it was outstanding, perfectly cooked and full of flavor. We came in with my husband, my in-laws, and our two kids, and everyone genuinely enjoyed themselves. The kids' menu was great, which kept the kiddos happy, and the atmosphere felt welcoming for both adults and families. Overall, fantastic drinks, great food, and wonderful service. We'll definitely be back!

It was a great stop on the way to Reno. We found this on Yelp and happened to get a reservation…read moreonline. Reservation is highly recommended because it was packed when we arrive! No wonder it was packed! The food was great. Service was great! I got the ribeye which was cooked perfectly median rare with charred flavor. The bread that came for the table was crispy outside and soft inside. It's surprisingly tasty!! I have to mark this place for must stop when I come to Reno next time!

Tucked behind an unassuming alley in Old Roseville sits a green door marked only with the number…read more323. No signs. No bell. No sliding peek window. No sound leaking through the walls. You'd be forgiven for thinking you were in the wrong place or about to make a mistake and put yourself into a sketchy place. We looked around for a more "realistic" entry way not knowing the most realistic entry way is one that looks like a back door to a closed vacuum or furniture storefront. That's exactly the point. You knock. Immediately, the door opens. A man in a cowboy hat looks you over. He doesn't wear a name tag. He doesn't need one. He asks, "You have something to say?" If you've done your homework, and say the right thing, the door stays open. You're in. I do not know what happens if you do not have the word. What follows is less a bar and more a pocket of time. The interior is small but well conceived. The bar sits directly at the entrance, flanked by a few standing guests and several small tables. Beyond that, the space opens up into a lounge with seating for six to eight, and a longer bench-style area for a dozen or so. The walls are dark, the lighting low. It's the kind of place that feels like it remembers what Prohibition was, even if most of us never lived it. It felt like walking onto a movie set where we might be extras, and the main characters would enter and play out a scene. It was a perfect example of a speak easy in full swing. Even the glassware was legitimate. The decor is intentional. Books tucked into corners. Stags mounted on the wall. Nothing feels store-bought or trendy. It's immersive without trying too hard. The seats were not overstuffed contemporary types nor were the tables or even foot stools. They all looked like they came from a speak easy back in the day. About the only thing that did not look like the real thing were the patrons, as they were dressed casually, and of course the iPhones. I suppose that would have caused quite a ruckus during prohibition! Conversations are constant, layered over each other and laughter. It gets loud, but not obnoxious. There's a rhythm to the space that holds. My suggestion is to not go at 7pm on a Saturday and hope to get a prized table, couch or seat. Now, to the drinks. House Divided serves anything you ask for, but they lean into the theme. Classic cocktails done right. Throwbacks with historical lean. Creative new entries like lavender martinis that aren't just gimmicks. Each drink feels made by someone who knows what they're doing and takes pride in the process. This is not vodka-soda speed bar territory. It's craft, and it shows. I did not see a bottle of ocean spray anywhere, but what I did see were large glass bottles labeled with the juice or concoction held within. The little details are obvious! If I were to translate my usual framework:    *   Ambiance and Service: 4 stars (it can get loud and if you are here to have a conversation it will be difficult)    *   Quality: 5 stars- I had a simple drink - vodka and cranberry. With something "special" that the tender added. I don't know what it was, but the taste was wonderful! Way different than my standard go to!    *   Value? That depends on whether you're measuring price per ounce, or the fact that you just got to walk through a green door into another world. But in reality, 5 stars. Do I wish for more seating? Yes. Perhaps more quiet? Yes. But if it were those things, would it be the same? No. My guess is going on a Saturday at 7pm is going to be a bit crowded, and loud. That's my fault, and testament to their quality. Next, I found the staff to be great! Even the doorman gave it character, cowboy hat and boots and all! Great experience!

This was a pretty cool find. I was out with a friend and wanted to find something a little…read moredifferent. We finished up at a driving range, had lunch, and wanted to try a new place. Who doesn't love the idea of a speakeasy?? We decided to head to Roseville in pursuit of a secret place. We found the secret door, knocked, and a young man answered. He asked for the password. Unfortunately I am not on social media and that's where you're supposed to find it. Bummer! I decided to use my own password. It worked and we entered the inner sanctum. It was a cool, smallish place with nice decor. The bar was the first thing we saw. I looked around to see a few tables and couches to the left. It was pretty early and there were only a few people there so we got a cozy little table in front of a velvety couch. I went to the bar where a burly tattooed OG bartender greeted me. I ordered an old fashioned and a raspberry lemon drop. My old fashioned was done very well. I'm on an old fashioned kick right now and love to try them at different places that look like they know how to make them. This one was really good. My friend wasn't so keen on her lemon drop, saying the lavender was a bit overpowering. We had another round and this time she had something different that she enjoyed. My second old fashioned was just as good as the first. It was getting later and more people happened to have the password and it was getting crowded. We were done, paid the tab, which wasn't bad considering how most speakeasy's can be pretty pricy. Overall, it was a great experience, the place was nice, friendly, and the drinks were done well. Give it a shot. Find the password, or use your own if you dare!

Just down the street from The National hotel, we stopped in for a cocktail before dinner. Like the…read moretown, the bar which appears to have been open in some capacity or another since the early 1900s, has the old back bar and a cool tin ceiling. There's some odd art on the wall that doesn't at all match the vibe but don't let that deter you. Bartenders were super friendly. The cocktail list was more extensive and sophisticated than I expected. And while there wasn't live music at the time, there's clearly a stage for music, which I'm sure is fun. Definitely worth a visit when you need a refreshing beverage.

Absolutely.Beautiful.Interior…read more We sat in front of the grand fire place and sipped yummy cocktails...does anything sound better?! Without having ever been there before it's hard to judge if it was crowded for a Sunday. There was only one bartender so drinks took a little long as he was hustling to take care of everyone BUT he was so friendly and cocktails were expertly crafted nonetheless. The vibe is cozy, relaxed and elegant. Recommend! Make sure to look up at the dazzling beautiful ceiling!

Love this little local bar. I don't get there enough but when I do it's always very friendly good…read moredrinks nice fun little back woods bar.

The bar is awesome, the bartenders are awesome. The owner is a complete bitch. She does not listen…read moreto customers, she walked around with an attitude that portrays she knows best. I have frequented this bar for about six months and loved it until I had one conversation with the owner. After trying to start a simple conversation I was dismissed as less than her and insulted. Do not support this business.

Amazing food, ribs were the best. Friendly service. If you are in the area definitely check out the…read moreplace.

Solid dive bar right on the main walking street. Food menu is robust and really better than most…read moredive bars.

Total dive bar. Creepy regulars. Overly stimulated patrons. 100% vibe check approved if you're into…read morethat.

Great service and friendly staff. I live about 2 miles away and can't believe we never visited this…read moreplace over the past 30 years. My grandson brought me here when he turned 21 so he could have his first legal beer with his pops.

You cannot beat Texas Roadhouse for lunch. We had 2…read moreexcellent Ribeye's, Great salads, Baked Potatoes and Iced Tea. Excellent service from Madison. Thank You. This has become our new go to for lunch/dinner. Cannot wait for the new Texas Roadhouse to open in Rocklin.

So this place is in Colfax not Auburn. And it's T.J's Roadhouse, not Texas Roadhouse. Just thought…read moreI would help people reading reviews to clarify. We have had breakfast and lunch here we all enjoyed it very much the service is good as is the food. We have tried burger's, fish & chips, steak and breakfast as someone mentioned it is right off the freeway and a convenient location with plenty of parking whether you're driving a car or RV.