This is a great bowling alley. When we are bored playing tourist we play with heavy balls and aim…read moreat the pins. I personally have had a lot of fun at this place. We stay until the place closes and then head back to friends house to jump into the motor home and vegetate. My experience is great and I have had a lot of fun every time we have come up to visits friends and we enjoy throwing balls carefully in our own lanes. The price isn't outrageous.

This establishment is massive! We loved how you could choose between glow bowling or regular…read morebowling lighting. It was really clean, had some good drinks from the bar and everyone was so kind.

I love all the concerts and events they have here. And it being such an old Chico barn that got…read morerevived and put to a community use is amazing!

It's more like a 3.5…read more This is a really great idea but fell short on a couple of things... Some rows, the cars are way too close together to feel social distant. Consessions maybe needs to double, line was still quite long with 5mins to go before the movie. Car organization is ok but you can get stuck with a difficult view. Otherwise price is good, experience is good, people running the show are great. I'd bring a truck if you can, otherwise plan to sit on lawn chairs. We were in the back of our suv with the hatch flat with the roof and you had to scootch down to see. If you're sitting in front seat of a car, probably ok.

Great place. Customer service was awesome. We had a celebration of life here. Would rent this hall…read moreagain.

Formally the Bidwell School, this historic building is a hidden gem, located less than a mile from…read morethe Chico Masonic Center. Unlike Chico Women's Club, the Grange has a very large kitchen and much nicer, modern ADA bathrooms. Also, unlike Chico Women's Club, there is a separate dining room and auditorium, divided by a large central hallway to give you more options for setups. In adidition to the Grange parking lot, there is plenty of onstreet parking available. I've run into difficulty finding parking at the Chico Women's club once the little parking lot is filled, as it is surrounded by downtown homes and college rentals. CV

My wife and I came here for a date night. In the reservation, my wife asked for them to put a rose…read moreon the table. The host told us they didn't have any roses but came out with a little bouquet! For the dinner part, we were expecting a little more. The complimentary cornbread wasn't great in our opinions, but I'm sure others may like it. It's clearly homemade and comes with 3 different butters to put on top. We ordered the Salmon and Smashburger and they were both definitely over priced for what it tasted like. The salmon didn't have a lot of seasoning so it sort of tasted like something we'd give our cat. The sweet potato's on that dish were also not the best. The smashburger, in my opinion, would've tasted better if I got it from In N Out across the street. The entire burger just tasted like meat..no seasoning and there was maybe a drop of their aioli on the burger so all in all it just wasn't the best. I would've had a better experience at In N Out. We also ordered the Wagyu meatballs and never received them. We thought it was taking a minute to cook but all we got instead was the check..he didn't even ask us if we wanted dessert. We had wanted to check out their dessert menu and possibly get their strawberry shortcake but I guess that wasn't in the cards for us. We also ordered a cocktail and mocktail. My wife's mocktail (Kava Mule) was great! My cocktail (Horchata Mai Tai) was genuinely the strongest drink I've ever had. The flavor was nice if you could get past the amount of Bacardi they poured in there. Every drink I took felt like I was taking a shot. So with all that being said, unfortunately we won't be returning to Rancher's Daughter. Between the bland and expensive food, the forgotten about meatballs, the check rushed to our table, and the drinks..it's just the not the place for us.

Beautiful hotel and restaurant. We visited for the first time on Thanksgiving, which also happened…read moreto be my husband's birthday. The food was so disappointing. We really had high hopes but were let down. We shared the complimentary corn bread, the arancini, and the hummus crudite. I had the turkey Thanksgiving dinner plate and my husband had the tri tip Thanksgiving plate. The starters were okay - cornbread was a very light texture and the butters that came with it weren't that good. The arancini was fine, just nothing too special but didn't come out very hot. The hummus didn't taste like much and came with a ton of bell peppers, Kalamata olives, artichoke hearts, and some pita. The turkey dinner was not good. The mashed potatoes and the turkey were okay. The root vegetable medley was not good and the stuffing was terrible, it was so mushy and weird. The gravy on the mashed potatoes already had a film over it like it had been sitting out for a while and was not hot at all. I also got an espresso martini that was not good. My husband got the horchata Mai tai - he liked it. My husband said the tri tip was okay but overall the plate was disappointing. They also mentioned on the phone that they would give us a complimentary dessert for my husband's birthday but never brought anything out. Trying to give them the benefit of the doubt that it was a busy night and might give them another chance with their regular menu entrees but I don't have high hopes.

Great venue with lush greenery all year long! Got to…read moretransform the ballroom into a football field.

Huge shout out to Mac, Rubina, and Nadia. They turned a beautiful venue (the Palms) into a…read morefairytale setting for our wedding on 5/3/24. Very accommodating and easy to work with, they made us feel like ours was the only event they would be having all year. While I was no bridezilla, I did make my share of switches and changes. AND - they rented both the Queen Palm villa and Foxtail villa out to us for our out-of-town guests (and the bride and groom) Let's tall above and beyond! The day after our wedding, Rubina made the last six remaining guests lunch and brought it to our villa. AND - on checkout day, she made a hot breakfast for the final four of us. That's going the extra mile for sure. When leaving the venue (reluctantly) Rubina told us we were welcomed back at any time, to pack a lunch and sit in any part of the beautiful waterfall areas and enjoy. I cannot recommend the Palms, and its warm hearted staff, strongly enough.

Super grateful for such a beautiful Venue for my daughter's wedding day! Spotless interior and…read moreexterior building. Thanks to great suggestions by Irongate we hired the best vendors to help us on the day. The facility was everything you could want and the size is perfect for our 90+ guests. Gardens and patio were cleared of leaves and branches on the wedding day. We had so much support for set up and clean up. Plenty of room in the catering kitchen. Owner and coordinator were very responsive throughout the planning process and even helped us the day after cleanup and completely wonderful to work with. Highly recommend this venue for a beautiful garden wedding.

We Love this venue! Neil and Krista are great to work with. The venue is open and inviting with…read moreplenty of space for any event. It may sound funny, but they have great bathrooms (You can tell a lot about a place by how they keep their bathrooms lol) and nice areas for the wedding parties to prepare and get ready. The grounds are well kept and they have more than enough parking. Overall, you can't go wrong with Irongate! Sean Schroeder Fan Mob Entertainment

Went to one of their functions and it just a bad experience. The ad said doors open at 7 but it…read morewas not the case. They opened the doors at 7:30. Their ad said tickets were $15 dollars - but if you bought them at the door, they were $20. No where did they advertised that. Both bands started playing late. No one received a refund for an overall bad experience. We will never go there again.

My husband and I rented the Chico Women's Club for our wedding reception on June 9th. We had been…read moreto various events at the Women's Club in the past and had enjoyed its comfortable and quirky atmosphere. We met with the Club's event organizer, Sara Rose, to find out if it would be a fit for us. Sara Rose was friendly, honest, and professional. After we chose the Women's Club to be our venue, Sara Rose kept in contact with us --- answering any and all questions that we had. One of our concerns was who would clean up after the event. Cleaning in a wedding dress was the LAST thing I wanted to do. However, our family and friends cleaned up the decorations, and Sara Rose offered to clean the rest for a very reasonablel fee. The Women's Club was the perfect wedding reception venue for us. It was very affordable when compared to other venues in the area ($750 for the entire day), and it was close in proximity to our ceremony location in Bidwell Park. With its hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, and hanging chandliers, the main room required litle decoration. The Women's Club also offers a stage which we took advantage of with our choice of a live band, The Decades. The patio area in the back gave those who wished to converse in a more quiet location an opportunity to do so. The garden foliage behind the back patio coupled with our hanging lanterns and cocktail tables gave the space quite a festive feel. Finally, the kitchen area was a great asset for our catering company, Bacio's. I would reccomend this venue to any couple who is on a budget, yet is looking for a relaxed and fun wedding reception.

Some days are better than others, depends who is there…read more They do have an alright breakfast menu but I do like the atmosphere

I'm extremely disappointed with my experience at Nash Restaurant in Chico today. I came in at 1pm…read morewith 7 guests expecting to enjoy lunch together, but the noise level inside was overwhelming. As someone with Autism, loud environments can become physically and mentally unbearable very quickly. I politely explained to two different staff members that the noise was too much for me and asked if there was any quieter seating available. I was basically told the center room was the only option because parts of the restaurant close at a certain time. There was no effort to accommodate sensory needs or even try to help find a solution. Accessibility and accommodation matter. Not everyone experiences environments the same way, and dismissing someone's sensory needs instead of trying to help left me feeling unwelcome and uncomfortable. Unfortunately, because of the noise and lack of accommodation, I couldn't even comfortably sit and enjoy the meal with my own group.