I visited The Mug And Co with my wife. We both had the Tahoe Blue Benedicts which sounded great…read more The food was good but the eggs did not have a runny yolk. They were pretty solid. I'm not sure if this is normal at The Mug and Co but it's not what we are used to. I still might return and try a burger for lunch along with a beer. The service was adequate and I like the interior.

This brunch spot is delicious! Family members mentioned this spot to check out awhile back and it…read morehas been in my bookmarks ever since. My husband was playing a tournament in Reno and on our way back we wanted breakfast and decided to stop here. Boy are we glad we did! It is cute inside with the decorations and mugs. I was able to get the early bird special because we arrived before 9am. This is perfect for me because I do love my drink, bacon, eggs, potatoes and toast for breakfast. My husband loves loco moco so he had to get it from here. There were no complaints and he ate every single bite. I wouldn't mind coming again. I did notice that as time went on, the busier this place got. There was parking in the lot and on the street. I recommend you check this place out when you are in the Loomis area.

We had such a wonderful experience at High Hand Nursery. The brewery absolutely blew us away--the…read morepizza was hands‑down the best we've ever had, perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The service matched the food: friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming, which made the whole visit feel relaxed and enjoyable. The little shops added so much charm to the day. Each one had its own personality, with unique finds and a cozy, inviting vibe that made wandering through them really fun. It's the kind of place where you can grab amazing food, explore, and just enjoy being there. High Hand has definitely become one of our favorite local spots, and we can't wait to go back.

We went here for our friends 40th birthday. The live music was jamming and the drinks flowing…read more The steak tacos were flavorful but the salsa made the tortillas a bit soggy. The elote was sort of bland and we felt needed salt. Service was pretty slow but you had the option to order via a QR code or go directly to the bar.

We were genuinely excited to finally try Casque Wines since it's practically right around the…read morecorner from our family property on acreage nearby. We invited friends and family for an afternoon tasting, grabbed lunch from the café next door, and expected a warm local winery experience. Unfortunately, it turned into one of the most disappointing tasting room visits we've had. The biggest issue was the complete lack of hospitality and awareness toward an older woman in our group recovering from knee surgery. There was no accommodation, no concern, no acknowledgment whatsoever. Instead of any table service or attentiveness, we repeatedly had to get up and walk inside the tasting room over and over for every single pour. By the end of the tasting, we got more steps in than a cattle drive. The two ladies working behind the counter looked like they were counting the minutes until closing time. No smiles. No energy. No effort to educate us about the wines, engage with guests, or make anyone feel welcome. We honestly felt more like an inconvenience than paying customers. I've seen friendlier expressions on bulls during branding season. What makes this especially frustrating is that the tasting room wasn't even busy -- there were maybe three other couples there besides our group. This wasn't staff being overwhelmed. It simply came across as lazy, disengaged, and rude service. The only thing flowing less than the hospitality was the wine pours. What surprised us most is that we've visited several other local wineries in the area over the years and have consistently experienced warm hospitality, friendliness, and genuine customer care. So this experience really stood out -- and not in a good way. Usually wine country feels welcoming. Here, we felt like a herd that wandered into the wrong pasture. Such a shame because the location and concept have so much potential, and we really wanted to support a local winery so close to home. Sadly, our guests left just as disappointed as we did. This tasting experience had less warmth than a steel feed trough in January. Mad Cow Review Rating: -- Two Bulls Down Great opportunity. Terrible hospitality. Would've had a better customer experience being licked by a pasture cow.

great ambiance and wine tasting experience! staff was very friendly…read more I will be back for sure

Friendly staff and lovely wines. I joined during my very first visit…read more I came back last month to pick up my membership wines and brought a friend--she loved the wines so much that she joined too! It's a great place to relax, whether you sit outside or inside. I also had the pleasure of meeting the owner--such a lovely person. Thank you!

Josh was really cool and personable. He was knowledgeable and welcoming. The wine there was yummy…read moreand I ended up taking the white bottle home and he even gave me a bunch of lemons from their tree. Charming tasting spot with good wines.