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What a beautiful day to visit!…read more I like the free public parking! It's always fun to discover new places to eat and shop!

**FULL DISCLOSURE: THIS IS FOR THE POP UP DRIVE-IN EVENTS DURING COVID**…read more This is for their pop up drive-in events that the City of Cotati have been holding since Covid hit. It's held in the lot right off the freeway across from Peet's Coffee. I was fortunate enough to purchase an online ticket for the viewing of Hocus Pocus which was held on Friday 10/23/2020. $25 per car so if there are 4 or 5 people in the car it's still less than going to the actual movie theater (when they were open) at matinee prices. What was nice about this event was it wasn't on some huge plot of land or grass, it was just a small number of cars allowed (maybe 50, give or take). When you check in they hand you a piece of paper which tells you which radio station you need to have tuned in to listen to the movie. My suggestion is to bring a handheld radio with you instead of using your car radio especially if you have a weak car battery. They had Wingman food truck there selling some awesome wings!! Also, there was another vendor there (can't remember their name) and they were selling various prepackaged popcorn that they make with flavors from plain to kettlecorn and everything in between. Or you could just bring your own food & beverage & not have to worry about sneaking it in like the movie theaters. LOL The people who were checking in all cars were great. And when people tried to come in after the movie had started (the place was sold out so this would be people who had not purchased a car ticket & weren't on their list) these individuals quickly ran to the entrance to deal with them. Only thing was they really needed to tell these people while they were talking to them for 30 seconds to 3 minutes, to turn off their headlights as it was blinding several cars including the one I was in so it made it difficult to see the movie. This happened over a half a dozen times, which gets old. My suggestion would be to find some way to block the entrance so the cars are stopped before they get into the lot. Other than that I think it was a pretty good event and I'm sure previous events were just as fun. If these pop up drive-ins continue and they are showing a movie you'd like to see I suggest you purchase your ticket online through the City of Cotati and get out and see a movie!

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I'm not in the habit of reviewing City Departments, but this one deserves a review. Unfortunately,…read morelike many of us, Ive become accustomed to bureaucratic inefficiencies of city services or expectant that every police officer or firefighter is an everyday hero, doing extraordinary things on a routine basis.... But, every once in a great while something odd happens...something that flips the norm, and that something has happened twice to me recently. No its not a bad cop story or good parking attendant story..its way less sensational that that...just me needing the City of Santa Rosa's Public Works Department to fix a water leak in the street and pick up an abandoned trailer left in front of my house.The water leak wasn't gushing and that abandoned trailer wasn't an safety issue...but I was concerned enough to make a call. Here's the amazing part...both times I called were on SATURDAY..both times the call was actually answered by a real, live...NICE person...and both times they sent out crews...nice, competent, professional crews, to deal with the problems. Obviously, I was amazed. So...big thank you to who ever is running this department and the folks working there. I highly recommend calling them if you have a Public Works concern in the City of Santa Rosa... they may or may not be able to resolve your issue but, at least they're responsive and kind in the process.

Love visiting the family here!…read more The Marin Museum of Contemporary Art and Olompali State Historic Park are some of the cultural attractions here in Novato. It is also the home for the Buck Institute for research on aging! There are shopping centers like: Novato Fair Shopping Center Pacheco Plaza Hamilton Market Place Vintage Oaks Shopping Mall

I was running errands in downtown Novato yesterday and I was pleasantly surprised to discover that…read morethey've closed down Grant Ave. on weekends and turned it into a charming promenade. Locals and visitors can now dine safely every weekend on the street (six feet apart from one another at the countless restaurants). And there are so many great food options to choose from nowadays (Blue Barn, Grazie Restaurant, Mai Thai, Finnegan's, Batika Indian Bistro, and more). And if you're looking for coffee and/or a sweet treat, check out Flour Chylde Bakery and Dr. Insomniacs. Plus, they have a plethora of boutiques for all you shop-a-holics, including: Accents; Alice Becker; Valentino Fine Jewelers, Mara Shoes & Leather Fashion, Five Little Monkeys, and more. It's really heartwarming to see a community come together to support local businesses. Downtown Novato has really transformed into a Norman Rockwellian town with a modern twist. Regardless of the gourmet restaurants and chic shops, this town still retains its old school charm and values. When you walk into a store, most people know each other on a first name basis; families are still dining together; people are still walking their dogs and pushing their baby strollers. In these bleak Covid times, towns like Novato give me hope that we're all gonna get through this together. If you haven't been to Novato in a while, you should reward yourself with a visit soon. I think you'll be just as pleasantly surprised as I was. Keep up the great work, Novato!

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Nice little town. There's good ways to get around easy access to the highway. And of course on the…read moreweekend things do close early so if you're looking for somewhere to eat, make sure you get to where you need by six to make sure you get a good plate of food.

I've lived in Santa Rosa and the surrounding citys in the Sonoma County area. (1966shh) I've seen…read moreso many changes in downtown Santa Rosa from a downtown that I had no desire to spend any time in, Now it is a great spot for restaurants and we have more than a few good ones for your dining pleasure. Not to mention the smart train station is right in railroad square. I must mention our downtown and railroad square and courthouse Square it all looks beautiful, this one time town that was a very uninteresting city to now over the years it got quite fantastic and if you happen to be in the neighborhood, come check it out there's a lot here to see and eat. Cheers my friends, SYOY. 02/03/26