I've been coming to Lake Almanor every year since I was five years old, and somehow, even once I…read morewas old enough to drink, I never made it into this bar--I was always too busy enjoying the lake! Now that I don't drink anymore, I finally decided to stop in for a completely different reason: I wanted to watch the 49ers game, and I'd heard they had plenty of TVs. When I walked in, there were different games playing on several TVs with groups of people watching each one. The owner noticed me looking around and asked what game I was trying to find. When I told her the 49ers, she pointed out that it was playing on the TV near the pool table. She then went out of her way to bring over a table and chair for me, got me a Diet Coke, and set me up with my own little spot right in front of the TV. Talk about great service! Once one of the other games ended and that group left, she invited us 49ers fans to move over to the bar where we could sit in the nice cushioned seats and finish watching the game on the corner TV. What really stood out was how friendly and attentive she was. She chatted with everyone, clearly knew many of the locals, kept my Diet Coke refilled, and made me feel completely welcome. It ended up being such an enjoyable experience, and I'm so glad I finally stopped in after all these years. I'll definitely be back whenever I'm in town and there's a game to watch. Go Niners!

Fun little bar with lots to do, pool tables, corn hole, board games, great service, friendly. No…read morefood served. That would give it 5 stars. You could bring in food, plenty of places to sit, tables and chairs, a nice stage for some live music.

My wife and I found this place accidentally while on a short vacation. We stopped and inquired…read moreabout returning for dinner that evening. The host said " not a problem. Plan on around 7:30, the crowds diminish, and the sunset is beautiful." He also said reservations are fine but not necessary. Cool, see you this evening. Returning to the B&B, I decided to research the restaurant. I found the website, and searched the menu and reservations. The website said closed, and no reservations available.I thought it odd that the information was in conflict, so I called. I received confirmation that the were open, and made a reservation. After arriving that evening, we were told we needed to wait awhile because the server was busy. We waited patiently for about twenty minutes to be seated. After finally being seated, we waited again to order. The place was very busy for a Wednesday evening. After all the waiting, I started to wonder it this would be worth it. Finally, the meals came. The food was very good as was the service. After the meal, the waitress coherced us into the cheesecake for desert. She said - if we liked - she could serve us on the patio. The sun was setting, and the weather was beautiful, so we took her up on it. What began as a question marked evolved into an exclamation mark. The cheesecake with blueberry compote was Devine. Was it worth the wait? Yes, for the cheesecake alone. If you are visiting the Mt. Lassen area, this place is a must. Barring the inaccuracies of the website, the experience was wonderful. I could rate the restaurant a four, for the error, but they get a six for the cheesecake, so five it is.

Good service. Great atmosphere, especially sitting outside and watching the sunset. Perfect…read moreSeptember evening! Loved the Lavender Old Fashioned. The French onion soup was a little salty, but my husband thought it was just right. The filet mignon was good, but a little lacking in flavor. The mushrooms and mashed potatoes were delicious. The beignets were definitely a highlight: crispy outside, pillowy inside, with a delicious custard dipping sauce. Highly recommend!

If you're going through Susanville and you'd like to stop and have a nice alcoholic beverage or eat…read moresome food. T n A Is a place to stop. When I stop there we always run into people we haven't seen for years it's always a fun time. Mick's big bites is next door we always get something to eat then go over for a drink, It's right on main street. My home town

T&A now has a restaurant next to the cocktail lounge. My friend and I went to the lounge and had a…read morebloody Mar the went next door to the restaurant for lunch. It was Friday so we both ordered clam chowder and salad as well as an order of garlic bread to share. It was so yummy and the service was amazing.

What a cool bar to hang out in! Was in Graeagle for a wedding and desperately needed a pregame…read morebeer. Stopped by this bar because it was close to the wedding venue. Never knowing what to expect of a small, locals only type of a bar, I sat in the back and kept to myself at first but within minutes, the bartender and the locals sitting at the bar started talking and including me in their conversations. This place is great!! Every single person there was nice, fun, and pleasant. I also loved the ceiling!! Full of $bills$ that patrons have decorated and hung from the ceiling. There were only a few beers on tap which was fine by me because they had a Pilsner and a hazy option. They also have a full bar and the bartender was quick.

Great local spot with a pool table and a good selection of beers on tap! The bartender was super…read moreefficient. Definitely a cool little bar! #Bar #Locals #Pool #Beers #Bartender

My review is based on my ticket purchasing/customer service (or lack thereof) experience with HSMF…read moreand not about the festival experience since I never had the chance to attend. I bought tickets for my husband as a 2019 Christmas gift, for the 2020 show. Then Covid hit and they postponed the 2020 show, as did everyone else, and I completely understood. We were so excited for the rescheduled festival in 2021. Then they "postponed" that show too, even though by that point everything had re-opened and all the other festivals and shows were on. I don't know about you, but I've never heard of a 2-year "postponement" and wish we could just call it what it is. Regardless, we planned to finally attend in 2022. And then I found out my brother picked the same weekend to get married, on the east coast. He wasn't even engaged at the time the original event was scheduled to have happened, so I had no way of knowing about this conflict 2 years down the road, and of course the *very* small window to receive a refund had already passed. I am not sure how HSMF got away with offering such a narrow window for 2020 refunds, and so early on (more than a year before the rescheduled show), but they offered zero help or support when I reached out to them about this issue. They informed me I would have to join their Facebook group to sell my tickets since they wouldn't refund me themselves. I joined the group, posted the tickets, and my post was removed so it was not a feasible means of resale. Then I got an email that HSMF was soon to be selling tickets for 2022, so I once again reached out to them and asked very kindly if they could please accept a return on my tickets due to the unprecedented TWO YEAR postponement, a family wedding that I cannot miss, and the fact that they'd be selling these tickets later the same week anyway- why not sell mine too?! But nobody even had the decency to respond to me. It takes a special kind of *insert favorite word for a mean person* to take over $600 from someone during a pandemic, "postpone" the event for two YEARS, not make an exception for such extenuating circumstances, and not even have the decency to reply. Just pocketing the money of music fans without offering any type of genuine humane support or understanding. Needless to say, going forward I will not be supporting a festival that operates in such a way. We've been to music festivals all over the country and never had a negative experience, so there's plenty of good music and festivals out there where people are treated right. Buyer beware!

I am still just as smitten by this festival…read more Perhaps moreso. The genuine love and goodness that radiates out of this epic musical gathering is inspiring. Truly inspiring. There are so many modern day music festivals that become corporate and tainted. Not High Sierra. It's evident that everyone that comes to this festival is there for the same reason - to celebrate great music and celebrate community. Everyone works together and is invested in creating a space that allows people the freedom to move, breathe, laugh, and let go. If you are looking for a way to re-energize your life - come to High Sierra. Your body may be a little tired from late night jamming - but your soul will be uplifted with new fervor. Trust.

For live music in the Northstate this venue on Wednesday afternoons to 9 pm or so is as good as it…read moregets . Many great outside and local bands play great dance music and there is a lot of room to dance. The crowd is fun , many people to dance with and no big drunk people bothering and bumping in to my wife,

My favorite dive bar in town to go see music. Great location and close to lots of other places too…read more Always good service but beer selection is a little bit lacking in my opinion.

We love coming here for live music and drinks! Has always felt like a safe and inclusive environmentread more

I have been coming to the Drink Brush for three years and it is a hidden gem. Ricardo is kind and…read moremakes sure your wine is cold and your beer is poured perfect. I have been coming to Quincy to vacation for 53 years and I look forward to my time here. Barbara Newman is a beautiful human inside and out and makes you feel like family. Live music is available and even during Covid, the atmosphere was welcoming. It's a must for a glass of wine and a cold beer. The prices are reasonable and you can see from the picture the pour is generous. #lovethedrunkbrush

We love coming here! The wine is cold, the staff is amazing and you can get a terrific sandwich at…read morethe Knook.

This place is so beautiful. The sound system is great. And they got the temp under control!read more

El Rey did not want to let my friend with a service dog that was used for mobility into the…read moretheater. We attended theDrew lynch show the people in the front checking tickets refuse to let them in. Another person with a service dog was also told they could not come in, and the men started to yell at them. After we messaged Drew through Facebook, his wife came out and called the owner, and they finally let them in, they were advised they were breaking ADA laws and their front door. People said they didn't care it was private property again they were let in only after the headliners wife came out and insisted they be let in along the fact that there is no heat in the building, we will never attend that theater again.