I stayed here recently for a little weekend getaway. The…read moreproperty: - Absolutely beautiful, right on the river. - Location is a bit secluded but I wanted that. - - -Lots of restaurants and bars within 10 minute drive. - Lots of outdoor seating to relax. - There is no longer a dock. - There is no longer a hot tub, was replaced by a mini pool which was not heated. - I definitely did not appreciate that they play outdoor music on speakers until after 10pm, it was super loud in my room. - Sadly the restaurant and speakeasy closed last minute due to staff emergency. I was all dressed up with no place to go. The room: - I was in River View Studio 26. Room was a decent size. Bathroom was TINY! If you sit on the toilet the sink is in your lap. The shower had no place to put my soaps and water took a really long time to heat. The windows do not have screens so just be aware of that when you leave windows open, the bugs will come ( to be expected given the location). - Mini fridge, coffee maker, seating area. - Room key is a code they email you.

Extremely Disappointing Experience. We Will Never Return…read more We booked a three day stay through Booking.com for our 35th anniversary. We drove 400 miles to get there and expected a comfortable, welcoming experience. Unfortunately, that is not what we received. Before arriving, we called the hotel and asked if we could check into our room just 30 minutes early. We were told no because the room needed to be cleaned. That should have been our first warning. The hotel uses a very impersonal AI answering system instead of having someone available to speak with guests. The AI sent us messages and provided a code to enter the front door. When we finally entered our room, which cost us $300 a night, we were shocked by its condition. The carpet had multiple visible dirt spots, and the tiny bathroom had cobwebs covering the entire sink area. This was clearly not the clean room we had expected after being told they needed extra time to clean it. We went out to dinner and returned later that evening. We turned on the television and discovered that only one channel worked. There was no staff available to help us. The next morning we tried to use the included breakfast. We had to find another entrance and needed a different access code. We walked around the entire property trying to figure out where to go. Once again, there was no staff anywhere to assist us. When we finally got inside, the breakfast consisted of coffee that was thinner than tea and a container with a few pastries. The dining area was completely empty and had an abandoned, almost eerie feeling. It looked like something out of The Shining. In the same building, we could see the front desk with the computer running and a bar and lounge that were open, yet there was still nobody there. That was the last straw. We called the listed number and, once again, reached the AI system. We told it we were checking out and requested a refund for the two nights we would not be staying. The system acknowledged our request. As we were leaving, an employee finally called us and said someone was on the way in. When we asked about our refund, we were told that we first had to dispute it through Booking.com and that the hotel would then review the request. Then we discovered something even more troubling. Although we had already paid Booking.com in full for the three night stay, BO HO Manor had apparently charged our credit card again for the entire three night stay. So now we are having to dispute charges for a stay that we left after only one night. We drove 400 miles for our 35th anniversary and paid $300 a night expecting a clean room, basic hospitality, and someone available when we needed help. Instead, we received a dirty room, almost no working amenities, no accessible staff, a disappointing breakfast, and what appears to be a duplicate charge for the entire stay. Everyone can make up their own mind, but after this experience, we will never stay at BO HO Manor again and cannot recommend it to anyone.

5 stars because for a roadhouse in the middle of the woods to have such good staff, food and vibez…read moreis amazing. Came here for 3 times breakfast and EVERYTHING was amazing. From the Belgian waffle to the "HillBilly Benedict". Their breakfast potatoes also are in my top 5 ever. I never got to take a photo because I ate so quickly. The staff was also so awesome!! Trisha hope your last day (this time around) was a blast!!

It was rainy and cold and Rio Nido was close by. The beer was great but the pizza was not. Order…read morebeer and onion rings and enjoy!

Had a great experience here when I visited. I sat outside with my wife and, while we enjoyed the…read morefood, the service is what will keep us coming back. The team there were personable, attentive and genuinely cared about giving their guests a great experience. We enjoyed the Caesar salad and calamari for apps, the teres major steak and fried chicken for dinner and then the lemon cheesecakes and peanut butter chocolate cheesecake for dessert. Our child is still just a baby but this restaurant is kid friendly but is still a good venue for couples looking for a date night. The only complaint I would have would be the people smoking outside of The Big Easy next door.

The waitstaff was amazing!!! They were attentive and very friendly…read more We ordered the caprese made with heirloom tomatoes and buffalo mozzarella, garnished with beautiful fresh basil leaves, the twist was drizzling a sweet basalmic vinegar instead of olive oil. Talk about happy tastebuds. Our main dish was a beautiful salmon fillet prepared perfectly with just a hint of lemon rubbed on, and presented on a bed of shelled brussel sprouts lightly roasted. The coup de gras was the dessert: a slice of peanut butter and a flourless chocolate cake. Luis recommended a sangiovese for my wife and she enjoyed it immensely. This restaurant I would proudly recommend to all my friends. I would have rated it higher than a five if I could have.

THEY CHARGED US A $20 cover , TURNS OUT ITS ONLY A $5 COVER! DO NOT GO HERE…read more Do not go here. My boyfriend and I had an extremely disappointing experience and felt completely unwelcome. While everyone around us was being served, we were consistently ignored despite being first in line. It was very noticeable and frustrating. Patrick, in particular, was incredibly unprofessional and strange. He seemed to go out of his way to assist other customers while avoiding us altogether. The level of service we received was unacceptable and left us feeling singled out. To make matters worse, there is a $20 cover charge. Based on our experience, I would not recommend this place.

This place is off the and JOYOUS. Fabulous dancing…read more Big SHOUT outs to JORDAN, behind the bar, prettiest woman you'll ever see. And RuBEN-- amazing musician! And La Donne-- don't tell; I'm stealing her name. Plus...I met my future husband there! And Dude goofin' around in the back lookin' like he's doing nothing but making all the MAGIC happen/ gotta get his name. People really come ALIVE there. Come take a gander.

What a great little bar! Lots of locals, super friendly bartender, we were there early, so it was…read morejust getting started. I would love to have this as my neighborhood bar.

Great bar near the Barlow! They have a nice happy hour deal & a menu that changes regularly. They…read moredon't always update their menu online, so don't go off of that. Their service has been friendly the times we've gone & their cocktails don't feel overpriced for me, given the area & the quality of the drinks.

Fun place with live music. Food options are limited, but…read moretasty. I keep missing out the Sicilian square slice, but it sure looks good. The fries are hot, crispy, and yummy. My favorite menu item is the Quesabirria Flautas. They have some excellent cocktails. I can't pronounce my favorites, though. The musicians are usually quite good, the service is friendly, the atmosphere is fun.

Just came in the other night solo. Had the Shrimp Cocktail and it was delicious. Just had a cider…read moreto drink. The ambiance is like a place you could get lost in time while being very rustic feeling with Moody lighting. The staff was friendly and very conversive. I can say this place is now my new favorite happy hour spot to go to after work.

Today we had lunch. It was excellent! I had the Reuben sandwich, my friend had the French Dip…read moresandwich. Both were seriously satisfying! The French Fries deserve mention also - they are perfection. For dessert the Butter Cake was another standout dish. Lovely ambience. Annie was our excellent server. Highly recommended!

Hmmm...I'm going to err on the side of overrating this hidden gem…read more Tucked away in a strip mall, it's very much how I imagine New Jersey Italian eateries frequented by made men. Food was decent but the emphasis was on meaty dishes, and I'm more of a fish and veggies gal. This normally would mean I'd order the eggplant parmigiana, but I went for the salmon, and it was okay... Decor is very TJ Maxx adjacent with lots of Sinatra velvet paintings. Would come back for martinis.

This place is a cute, small craft cocktail bar on the square and is great for pre-dinner drinks! We…read moreloved the seasonal menu but felt that the cocktails we got were a bit on the sweeter side and missing a bit of "bite". Regardless, the drinks were still pretty delish and beautifully presented. The service was attentive too. Beware the bar can get quite noisy with the music pumping and crowds talking over each other to be able to hear. Overall, great tunes, decent drinks, solid pre-dinner or post-dinner spot.

Loved the interior. Had a little bit of a macabre, spooky feel. Great for a cocktail before/after a…read moreghost tour (or dinner). The bartenders were very knowledgeable and seemed to enjoy their craft. The cocktails we tried were all excellent, perfectly balanced and exactly what we ordered.

Fun new beverage menu! I tried Papaya Don't Preach: papaya vodka, limoncello, prosecco, and papaya…read more(!) cotton candy (that melts when you combine it with the liquid ingredients--fun!) The staff is always so friendly and welcoming--you feel like family. We enjoy having small bday parties with themes. Good times. 6.6.26: updated menu!!

Tucked away in a Novato strip mall but out of site from the surrounding streets, odds of chancing…read moreupon The Speakeasy are slim. Attached to The Boardroom restaurant, The Speakeasy is a real find featuring a wonderfully robust appetizer menu, a full bar, and a daily happy hour menu that applies mostly to alcohol purchases. If you're looking for wine here, the bar offers a variety, with the house wines - excellently priced at $8-$9/glass - comprised fully of Rutherford grown grapes. Somebody here knows what's up. A friend who'd talked up The Speakeasy for years is besotted by the Marsala Sautéed Chicken Livers ($11) on the bar menu. Not ever a fan of liver, I avoided sampling his until we'd collectively polished off an order of Baked Goat Cheese ($10) and a trio of Pulled Pork Tacos ($13). He'd grown full and much liver remained which is when I learned that I do like chicken liver. Or rather, I like chicken liver as prepared at The Speakeasy. All of the above pretty much had me fan-girling out over this place but then this happened: We were done, requested our check, and were told that someone that evening had picked up the tab for the entire bar, something I've not experienced in my lifetime. I already liked The Speakeasy a whole lot before learning my food and drink were free of charge. Like changed to rabid fandom when this occurred. I know that I can't expect a full repeat of this experience but even if it's just chicken livers and Cabernet, that'll be enough.

We did a group dinner for 6. They started us with a bread and cheese plate which was nice. Got a…read moremix of plates including the pork chop special, Pad Thai (lovely), burger (big portions), and ravioli (small portions). Overall the food tasted great but value varied by dish... pad Thai was great value, but ravioli was poor value with only 6 pieces. The desserts were excellent too. We had the chocolate cake and the Meyer lemon panna cotta. Both yummy. Service was good. They were checking on us every few minutes to make sure we had everything. Food came out in a decent time. The noise level was LOUD inside so be prepared. If it's nice out, you can opt in for the outdoor patio area, which might be a bit quieter. Overall, I recommend it for all in the area.

The restaurant itself is a gem - a classic old bar/restaurant style with plenty of local charm, a…read morewarm and welcoming atmosphere, and a wonderfully diverse crowd. Worth noting though: it gets very noisy. The menu offers an interesting mix of Thai and French cuisine - not quite fusion, but rather two distinct menus side by side. Think of it as a safe bet for groups with different cravings. The portions are decent and the prices are in line with typical Bay Area standards - not a bargain, but not outrageous either. Unfortunately, what brought my rating down to three stars was the service. For a relatively simple meal - oysters to start and one entrée each - the pacing was surprisingly slow. We waited nearly 20 minutes for our plates to be cleared, another 10 for the dessert menu, and after an additional 15-minute wait we ended up canceling dessert altogether, as the evening had stretched to two hours and we had a long drive ahead. To be fair, the tables around us seemed to have a smoother experience, so perhaps we caught them on an off night. I'd like to give them another shot, but I'm leaving with mixed feelings that honestly reflect a three-star experience - great bones, but the service needs work.