Sometimes they carry cool items, but everything is overpriced and nothing is worth dealing with the…read morerude owner. Either she follows you like you're going to steal or she doesn't acknowledge you at all. Not afraid to yell, the customers are always wrong. Will never be back

This was a fun place to wander around. Although there are many vendor stalls [it's a cooperative],…read morethere is a terrific variety of merchandise. If you love nostalgia, there is something here for you! Don't forget to still around the outside too!

Great little place for dessert and a drink. Very friendly staff and cozy location. The gaming area…read morewas limited but very engaging for little ones. Definition a great find and worth the stop.

I've been here twice now and I'm hooked! The flavors aren't your basic "vanilla or chocolate"kind…read moreof deal..there's always something a little different and more exciting than the last! The waffle cones are unbelievably delicious, and the ice cream is super creamy but smooth! The kind you could eat for hours!! The staff has been really chill and friendly both times I've come in, which makes the whole vibe even better. Plus, they've got video games upstairs and outside seating that's perfect for people-watching while you dive face deep into your waffle cone!! Definitely one of those spots where you walk away already planning your next trip back! I'll be back for the peach flavor soon!!

Liked it here. First time in this one. Brings back childhood in me. They provide step stools for…read morekids that need it. They mostly have bar and drinks stuff. Outside food encouraged. Clean ambiance. Clean restroom. The other restroom is smaller than the other. The bigger one, wheelchair can come thru I believe. The lady at the bar is the same for counter and all, she is always smiling and accommodating. Will definitely come back.

Why oh why did it take me so long to check this place out?! Went there with my dad on a Saturday…read moreearly evening. Spoke to the owner on the price breakdown and how it all works. We got ourselves a couple beers, paid $10 each for an hour and started checking out the games. Very exciting I have to say. The section to the left of the door is the old arcade games, think 80s then the rest are still pretty old but more like 90s - 2000s. Pinball room in the back but those take coins. Since I was with my dad we stuck to racing games and shooting games. Had a super fun time. It was a little crowded at the beginning but not too bad. Will totally go back by myself to try out other games and take my time.

Another nice, easy hike to add to our list around the Roseville area! Biggest tip is to be sure and…read morego online to reserve ahead of time and pay a small fee, if necessary. Reservations are required on weekends, some Fridays, and selected dates. Otherwise, Mon thru Thu are free with no reservations required. Parking available inside is limited so come early to avoid the hassle. I believe they open at 6:30 AM and closing is dependent on sundown. We hiked with our 2 little girls and dogs. Even with the little ones, we were able to make it to the Canyon View Overlook and back. In case your dog needs a bathroom break, bag it up and I recall there was at least one trash can along the path towards the Overlooks. Help keep this hiking gem clean! Scenery was gorgeous, hike was pretty easy without difficulty, and be sure to visit both Overlooks for some beautiful sights. We took the North Legacy Way, in case you're curious. Great for hiking enthusiasts, families, quality time with nature, and perfect for those that want to avoid lots of foot traffic!

Paid for the ticket reservation online. $8 for all day parking pass. They have $4 options but those…read moreare for early morning or later in the afternoon. I much prefer a reservation system like this because it saves on the stress and time of fighting for parking and an overcrowded park. People who rated this low are just mad because they didn't do research or come prepared. Theres plenty of trail options here but we did the main hidden falls loop trail that was on AllTrails. (Poppy Trail, N Legacy Way, then Hidden Falls Access Trail, total loop about 3.2 miles) It was a beautiful hike with tons of mushrooms everywhere right now, and hidden falls is flowing! Theres two observation decks. I kind of don't like how the deck at hidden falls is right above the falls so it blocks the falls, you have to look down over the rail/ledge, so there's no way you can get a good photo with the falls behind you

We came in about an hour before closing, and honestly I felt a little bad about it especially…read moresince my husband took forever deciding what he wanted. But I've been wanting to try Rosie's ever since I heard it was under new management, and I'm so glad we finally did! The food was AMAZING. Like... I'm officially in love. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and worth the wait. Even with us coming in late, the experience was still great and we didn't feel rushed. We also had such great conversation with Will, which made the whole experience even better! Definitely coming back again probably a little earlier next time lol. Highly recommend! Thank you so much ! See you soon.

Rosie's feels like good home cooking. Everything tastes like it was made with care and love. It…read morefeels like a family affair with multiple generations helping out to make it feel homey and welcoming They specialize in local wines and a great selection of locally made beers. If you're enjoying the river and scenery in this part of the world, there's not a lot of choices for good food that isn't just a roadside burger, but this place is excellent! I make a special motorcycle trips from Sacramento just to enjoy the scenery and eat at Rosie's!

From my separate City of Auburn review:…read more Auburn is an attractive city, especially Old Town Auburn, which attracts passersby on the highway between Reno and Sacramento with the quaint architecture on a hill flanked by a giant sculpture. Its small-town charm is likely why movies like Rocky and Bullwinkle, Breakdown, Wisdom, and xXx had scenes shot here, but the town relates most to the 1996 John Travolta movie Phinome Phenomin Phenomm Look Who's Talking. The guy who discovered gold here in 1849 was memorialized by Ken Fox with a 45-ton concrete (rebar and wire mesh) statue at the entrance of Old Town. Ken Fox was a dentist able to do this in between teeth cleanings and forcing customers to look at super close-up pictures of their teeth in order to sell "special deep teeth cleaning" by the quadrant. This dentist has more "Great Statues" in the area which you'd likely find ful-"filling". Get it? Anyway, it's right off the highway, so stop there and check out Old Town. (Check my reviews on Edelweis 2 and the California Club)

Quality/Quantity - What a cool active town, see pictures…read more(and/or their website) of some current events. This might be our new pit stop...? Or a designated location? We usually go to downtown Auburn, so I am glad we came to Old Town this time. Atmosphere - Cool historic town. Lots of locally owned shops. Plenty of places to eat. Walk friendly but not sure if ADA friendly. Dog friendly, at least at the brewery. :) Service - Good, everyone we met was friendly. Price - Depends on where you shop, eat, and drink. Owner Comment - What a great fun town, looking forward to coming back soon when I have more time.

On AllTrails app search "Western States Trail to Calcutta Falls". Parallel Parking on the street…read moreClose to the trailhead - get here early otherwise your parking will be part of your hike. It's early spring. There is lots of wildflowers - lots and lots of butterflies to see. Got to see many reptiles - skinks and a variety of lizards. Many hawks flying overhead. Lots of amazing views of the river. And a couple of small waterfalls. Walked further than the posted trail on All Trails just to add some extra mileage.

We stopped by on a Friday afternoon and the sun was peaking in and out from the clouds. The…read moreopening to the trail can be easily missed so just pay attention to the signs. The address on Yelp is not accurate so I would suggest using Google for directions. Parking is limited so if you don't get lucky with snagging one of the parking spots in the front then just park down the corridor and make the walk back up. The entire trail itself is flat with very little to no incline. We had my three younger nieces with us and they were able to physically complete the hike with no complaints. As you reach the bridge, walk across it and keep going to see the end prize of a gorgeous waterfall. The hike will amaze you with some scenic views of beautiful mountain backdrops with clear waters roaming down the stream. It was a very peaceful and therapeutic experience. We were able to have conversations without the disruptions of life, and we had a chance to soak in nature without the nuances of digital connectivity. So -- bring some water, snacks, and maybe a light lunch to enjoy the short and yet breathtaking experience with your loved ones. P.S. you will pass a few mini waterfalls before getting to the grand prize. Even if you don't see or hear anything for a while, just keep going because once you turn the corner -- it will all have been worth it. Although I'm an avid hiker and have walked through many trails throughout the state, this trail will remain my favorite trail in all of California.

Was a really cool place to experience. Too bad it is only open for a short time. I would recommend…read moreyou put it on your list of places to check out when it is open.

Lovely property and very friendly people. Check their website for updates on u-pick days. Lavender…read moreDays is amazing!

Have now done this hike/loop a few times now and it's definitely worth the drive and parking…read morefiasco. The trail is about 4 miles long and takes just a couple hours to do at a slow/medium pace. The trail is pretty wide, there were people with their dogs, a few little kids, and lots of groups enjoying the beautiful day. The majority of the trail is shady and covered by beautiful trees, some spots are under the direct sun so bring a hat or sunnies. You'll see tons of butterflies, wild flowers, birds, and of course will see the spillway. Parking is $10 cash paid to the park. This most recent time that I came it was very difficult to find parking, so if you plan to come on a weekend plan ahead and come early. I would also recommend bringing bus spray and being cautious of the poison ivy along the sides of the trail. Overall it's a beautiful hike and I'd recommend it!

Beautiful hike!! Highly recommend! There is a $10 parking fee. The fee grants you access to…read moreMULTIPLE trails for the ENTIRE day, take advantage and check out different areas to explore the scenery. More info on their website! The hike was moderate. Pretty straight forward, some steep elevation here and there. But worth the experience! As we hiked I was greeted by the buzzing bees at work, different species of butterflies, and watched the birds glide above me. The trail is filled with trees that provided shade, accompanied by drafts of wind. Hearing the water crash as we got closer to the dam was the best motivation to quicken our pace. So stunning! There's a small bench where you can sit to enjoy the view before your hike back. We were wiped because we went at peak heat level, rookie mistake. So definitely check the weather to go at a cooler time to thoroughly enjoy this wonderful scenic hike!

We love coming here every Thanksgiving! We have made it a family tradition! It's Such a treat for…read morekids (of all ages) to watch glass products being made in person!

Great place ! Loved watching them mold the molten glass into creative shapes, we would love to take…read morefriends and family there when they came to visit Auburn, it's a shame that they are not still open to the public during their normal working days.