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Bravo Farms has always beeen my go-to pitstop when traveling on the I-5. BF has everything and is an oasis amongst reststops. There's so much stuff to look at and explore here. I love the gazillion choices of snacks and nic-nacks. They don't have a cheeseshop here like the other BF on the 99 side, but their cheeses are made by BF, so I always grab a box. There's a coffeeshop, ice cream shop, BBQ restaurant, games, and best of all, the biggest cleanest bathrooms. Not to mention, it's dog friendly and you can bring your dog inside while you shop. Outside is something else! There's a nice dog park on the right with olives trees, and TWO sides of playground. Next to the dog park is the treehouse and gold/gem mining. They renovated the treehouse so the rooms are much wider now. From the treehouse, you can walk the upstairs of BF to the other side, where the cowboy wild wild west town is. The walkway sells all kinds of antiques and I love that you can just walk around and explore. That town is all kinds of fun, being able to explore each building. There's benches for eating and in the summer, the misters are on. Even the surrounding area is loaded with eateries, EV charging stations, and tons of gas stations. I've seen BF grow over the years, and I'm glad they are expanding. Trips aren't the same without a stop to BF.
What a cute place to visit when you're on your way to Southern California. We decided to stop here before heading to Los Angeles. This place has food, wine, ice cream and a cute little store you can shop in and find some cool stuff. They also have outdoor seating if you choose to eat outside where there is a play area of some sort so the kids can play and go down the slides. Unfortunately we just stopped to check out the store and did a little shopping. Next time I would like to try the food. Definitely a place to check out.
On the way back from Vegas, I stopped to charge the cyber truck and right in front of me was bravo Farms. And she got us both a salad and a tri-tip sandwich. All of the vegetables were very fresh and crispy. I have the chicken salad and it had everything that I like in it, including chopped apples, shaved nuts, chicken breast, shredded at Balsamic vinaigrette dressing there were carrots in there red onions, bell peppers strawberries everything was fresh and crispy and I dove right in. I have to say I really enjoy this salad a great deal. In addition, my wife got the salmon salad. It had strawberries apples oranges everything that she liked fresh crispy vegetables and she's hooked on it. She would definitely make a special trip to go back down to Kettleman city and try bravo Farms! The next day while at home for lunch, we heated up the tri-tip sandwich, thick juicy slices of tri-tip with nearly no fat at all served on a French roll with barbecue sauce we threw it in the air fryer and it was absolutely delicious. And I don't use that term lightly when I'm talking about food.. Again, I would highly recommend bravo Farms if you're in that area!
Dog park Tesla charging station Kids play area Museum upstairs and gift shops stocked with seasonal holiday items, toys, candy and souvenirs . Food wise was kinda disappointing for us. We ordered smoked chicken leg quarters, the chicken were so dry lack of flavor , we droned the chicken with BBQ sauce . The brisket nachos was alright . Would I stop here again? Definitely not for the food . But will if I needed a break and buy some souvenirs. Price is a tad overpriced for me though.
Bravo Farms is a place we always stop when we're heading to the coast from Fresno! It's about half way, so it's perfect for our family to stop. We love their outdoor play area, it's so big and little kid friendly. There's slides, places to climb, and explore. The shop itself is pretty large, and there's lots of snacks, ice cream, coffee, wine, candy, local cheese and meats and so much more. Truly something for everybody. Easy to find parking, and pet friendly! There's a place for pets to go to the bathroom, so this a great rest stop when you're on a trip with your pets.
A must stop for families with kids otw to LA! Bravo Farms has a restaurant, ice cream lab, gift shop, a place to play some games, and restrooms which make for an ideal pit stop at the halfway point from the bay to LA. I always enjoy an ice cream cone when I'm here and recently my toddler enjoyed perusing the gift shop and breaking a mug (smh). Recommend dropping by for a more interesting rest stop on your travels. Just remember to stay close to your little ones in the areas with breakable things!
Driving by and was planning to go to In-n-Out but decided to check out Bravo Farms. Lots to see here, cute items in their shops. BUT... my fiancé said his burger was horrible, "tasted like cardboard". I had the garlic parmesan wings and they weren't bad but could have done without the sauce that was poured all over it. I don't mind coming back here but will try the salads or wraps instead.
Love stopping here as a halfway point when I make the drive from the Bay to LA. They have clean restrooms and a cute store where you can pick up souvenirs, ice cream, candy, nuts, snacks, and more. I've stopped for coffee a few times.. really enjoyed the iced coffee, but was a bit disappointed with the latte, which tasted mostly like milk. I've heard great things about the restaurant inside, so I'll definitely have to give it a try next time!
This was a good stop for the kids to stretch their legs after a long car ride. The stop was planned to check out a new themed land. But it wasn't much besides a nice antique-esque facade. The kids area was large and good for kids between 0-10 years old. I think after that the kids would be too big to go into the play houses. A stroll around the area there was a market, an ice cream shop and the main restaurant. The market had the same decor and western feel, but sold same things as any gas station. If you've been to those national chains with the beaver mascot, this was way underwhelming in comparison. There were already a few families eating at the restaurant, the menu said bbq is only between Thursday - Sunday, and it was a Saturday. We ordered a little before 11AM and were told bbq won't be ready until much later. IMO The time for BBQ entree should be clearly printed on the menu. The family ended up with a burnt ends burrito, garlic fries, and onion rings. All about $40. There was a large parking lot for charging so good for families who need that.
I think any of the Bravo Farms is worthy of a visit to either stretch your legs, get gas, or enjoy this purveyor of curious goods such as fancy hot jellies, cookies, crackers with seeds, jerky, dried fruits, nuts, or candy. Kids will want your attention since many attractive snacks and toys will wind up in their hands so unless you have a good income... keep the littles close to you. I have a teen ager so the antipathy oozed off her while I perused the habanero blackberry jams. Left with about 60$ of speciality foods and a pretty memories found in the back area play ground. Jail, wanted signs, old gasoline pumps.... I needed many selfies here. 45 min stop. Large bathrooms for big party busses I think. Restaurant inside also. Pizza cooked in this huge black pizza oven in the back.
Going down the 5 to LA was often uneventful. I'd stop at either Love's or an Arby's for a bio break and be on my merry way to LA -- 2 stops max. It wasn't until having a kid that I had to think about where to get the wiggles out, stopping every 2 hours to get out of the car seat, and family friendly places that have a changing pad. I remember passing up Bravo Farms a couple times in the past and thought that the old barn/rustic look was rather uninviting and a bit out of the way compared to the first gas stop on the exit which is why I've never gone until recently. To my surprise, it was the perfect 2 hour stop from the East Bay with everything you need to keep your kid entertained--a gift shop with toys, an antique store up on the second floor, a big lawn area to run around, and different sized slides. Now the food! Bbq was tender, and nicely smoked. I got the combo plate with the chicken, ribs and two sides and it was enough to feed two. The sides are on the smaller side like Costco samples fyi -- that was my only complaint. The bathroom does see a lot of people so it's not the cleanest compared to the Traver location. The changing pad is near the sinks and easily accessible ( you don't have to wait on the big stall to change your little one!).
7 days ago
Such a great location midway through the drive to S. Cal. Ice Cream was tasty, indeed not extremely sweet. Lots of flavors and perfect for the 100+deg hot weather. Store is full of little cute things to look around. Coffee was very good too: iced americano and also regular coffee $3.75 and $4.75. Want to try the nitrogen coffee next time $6.99. Service was fast and friendly. Accurate too. read more
3 months ago
This place is a hidden gem. It's a good rest stop if you're passing though. A lot of random things to choose from for kids and adults. This place is clean, has an ice cream parlor and a restaurant. With plenty of seating and outdoor space for everyone to stretch their legs. The ribeye sandwich was ok. Cooked too well done for me and it lacked seasoning. The bbq sauce was on the tangy side and I will say it's not for everyone, but I liked the side of parm zucchini fries. It's enough for 3-4 people to share. The service was great and I would give their restroom a score of 6 out of 10. There was some spider webs they need to clean up. read more
Bravo Farms has always beeen my go-to pitstop when traveling on the I-5. BF has everything and is an oasis amongst reststops. There's so much stuff to look at and explore here. I love the gazillion choices of snacks and nic-nacks. They don't have a cheeseshop here like the other BF on the 99 side, but their cheeses are made by BF, so I always grab a box. There's a coffeeshop, ice cream shop, BBQ restaurant, games, and best of all, the biggest cleanest bathrooms. Not to mention, it's dog friendly and you can bring your dog inside while you shop. Outside is something else! There's a nice dog park on the right with olives trees, and TWO sides of playground. Next to the dog park is the treehouse and gold/gem mining. They renovated the treehouse so the rooms are much wider now. From the treehouse, you can walk the upstairs of BF to the other side, where the cowboy wild wild west town is. The walkway sells all kinds of antiques and I love that you can just walk around and explore. That town is all kinds of fun, being able to explore each building. There's benches for eating and in the summer, the misters are on. Even the surrounding area is loaded with eateries, EV charging stations, and tons of gas stations. I've seen BF grow over the years, and I'm glad they are expanding. Trips aren't the same without a stop to BF. read more
1 month ago
What a cute place to visit when you're on your way to Southern California. We decided to stop here before heading to Los Angeles. This place has food, wine, ice cream and a cute little store you can shop in and find some cool stuff. They also have outdoor seating if you choose to eat outside where there is a play area of some sort so the kids can play and go down the slides. Unfortunately we just stopped to check out the store and did a little shopping. Next time I would like to try the food. Definitely a place to check out. read more
On the way back from Vegas, I stopped to charge the cyber truck and right in front of me was bravo Farms. And she got us both a salad and a tri-tip sandwich. All of the vegetables were very fresh and crispy. I have the chicken salad and it had everything that I like in it, including chopped apples, shaved nuts, chicken breast, shredded at Balsamic vinaigrette dressing there were carrots in there red onions, bell peppers strawberries everything was fresh and crispy and I dove right in. I have to say I really enjoy this salad a great deal. In addition, my wife got the salmon salad. It had strawberries apples oranges everything that she liked fresh crispy vegetables and she's hooked on it. She would definitely make a special trip to go back down to Kettleman city and try bravo Farms! The next day while at home for lunch, we heated up the tri-tip sandwich, thick juicy slices of tri-tip with nearly no fat at all served on a French roll with barbecue sauce we threw it in the air fryer and it was absolutely delicious. And I don't use that term lightly when I'm talking about food.. Again, I would highly recommend bravo Farms if you're in that area! read more
Every decade I'll pop in to high five them. The food is good, the shops are you, everyone needs to stretch from the drive...definitely worth the stop. Bbq and ice cream! Super cute and a must for littles to play but even with teen kids I still appreciate Bravo Farms. read more
Dog park Tesla charging station Kids play area Museum upstairs and gift shops stocked with seasonal holiday items, toys, candy and souvenirs . Food wise was kinda disappointing for us. We ordered smoked chicken leg quarters, the chicken were so dry lack of flavor , we droned the chicken with BBQ sauce . The brisket nachos was alright . Would I stop here again? Definitely not for the food . But will if I needed a break and buy some souvenirs. Price is a tad overpriced for me though. read more
Bravo Farms is a place we always stop when we're heading to the coast from Fresno! It's about half way, so it's perfect for our family to stop. We love their outdoor play area, it's so big and little kid friendly. There's slides, places to climb, and explore. The shop itself is pretty large, and there's lots of snacks, ice cream, coffee, wine, candy, local cheese and meats and so much more. Truly something for everybody. Easy to find parking, and pet friendly! There's a place for pets to go to the bathroom, so this a great rest stop when you're on a trip with your pets. read more
A must stop for families with kids otw to LA! Bravo Farms has a restaurant, ice cream lab, gift shop, a place to play some games, and restrooms which make for an ideal pit stop at the halfway point from the bay to LA. I always enjoy an ice cream cone when I'm here and recently my toddler enjoyed perusing the gift shop and breaking a mug (smh). Recommend dropping by for a more interesting rest stop on your travels. Just remember to stay close to your little ones in the areas with breakable things! read more
Driving by and was planning to go to In-n-Out but decided to check out Bravo Farms. Lots to see here, cute items in their shops. BUT... my fiancé said his burger was horrible, "tasted like cardboard". I had the garlic parmesan wings and they weren't bad but could have done without the sauce that was poured all over it. I don't mind coming back here but will try the salads or wraps instead. read more
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Kristyn A.
The salads are bomb!!! Thank you for giving us another try!
Love stopping here as a halfway point when I make the drive from the Bay to LA. They have clean restrooms and a cute store where you can pick up souvenirs, ice cream, candy, nuts, snacks, and more. I've stopped for coffee a few times.. really enjoyed the iced coffee, but was a bit disappointed with the latte, which tasted mostly like milk. I've heard great things about the restaurant inside, so I'll definitely have to give it a try next time! read more
This was a good stop for the kids to stretch their legs after a long car ride. The stop was planned to check out a new themed land. But it wasn't much besides a nice antique-esque facade. The kids area was large and good for kids between 0-10 years old. I think after that the kids would be too big to go into the play houses. A stroll around the area there was a market, an ice cream shop and the main restaurant. The market had the same decor and western feel, but sold same things as any gas station. If you've been to those national chains with the beaver mascot, this was way underwhelming in comparison. There were already a few families eating at the restaurant, the menu said bbq is only between Thursday - Sunday, and it was a Saturday. We ordered a little before 11AM and were told bbq won't be ready until much later. IMO The time for BBQ entree should be clearly printed on the menu. The family ended up with a burnt ends burrito, garlic fries, and onion rings. All about $40. There was a large parking lot for charging so good for families who need that. read more
I think any of the Bravo Farms is worthy of a visit to either stretch your legs, get gas, or enjoy this purveyor of curious goods such as fancy hot jellies, cookies, crackers with seeds, jerky, dried fruits, nuts, or candy. Kids will want your attention since many attractive snacks and toys will wind up in their hands so unless you have a good income... keep the littles close to you. I have a teen ager so the antipathy oozed off her while I perused the habanero blackberry jams. Left with about 60$ of speciality foods and a pretty memories found in the back area play ground. Jail, wanted signs, old gasoline pumps.... I needed many selfies here. 45 min stop. Large bathrooms for big party busses I think. Restaurant inside also. Pizza cooked in this huge black pizza oven in the back. read more
Going down the 5 to LA was often uneventful. I'd stop at either Love's or an Arby's for a bio break and be on my merry way to LA -- 2 stops max. It wasn't until having a kid that I had to think about where to get the wiggles out, stopping every 2 hours to get out of the car seat, and family friendly places that have a changing pad. I remember passing up Bravo Farms a couple times in the past and thought that the old barn/rustic look was rather uninviting and a bit out of the way compared to the first gas stop on the exit which is why I've never gone until recently. To my surprise, it was the perfect 2 hour stop from the East Bay with everything you need to keep your kid entertained--a gift shop with toys, an antique store up on the second floor, a big lawn area to run around, and different sized slides. Now the food! Bbq was tender, and nicely smoked. I got the combo plate with the chicken, ribs and two sides and it was enough to feed two. The sides are on the smaller side like Costco samples fyi -- that was my only complaint. The bathroom does see a lot of people so it's not the cleanest compared to the Traver location. The changing pad is near the sinks and easily accessible ( you don't have to wait on the big stall to change your little one!). read more
5 months ago
I have lost track how many times we have came to the spot, it's become our main pit stop whenever we travel down south. The food portions are generous. Everything is always good and clean. We love browsing the store too, my husband even bought a two Coca-Cola stool on two different trips. Our daughter loves the play area in the back, the games in door, and looks for the wild rabbits and cats. It's just a really nice, reliable place to stop. read more
10 months ago
Traveling from LA to San Jose this is a perfect stop for families! Can get kids space to run around for a bit. Clean bathrooms, casual take out stop and ice cream! There's even a big gift shop but I didn't take the kids there because they would never want to leave. The food is big portions so I felt the kids could have shared one meal. But I enjoy stopping here, better than stopping at a random gas station. read more
1 year ago
Bravo Farm is a tourist trap. Complimented with an old west theme. Step right into an air conditioned indoor adjoining shops containing a gift shop, ice cream parlor, and BBQ eatery. There is even an outdoor play area for the youngsters, but gosh all mighty the summer valley heat is a scorcher. Bravo Farms is off Interstate 5 in Kettleman City. The hours are limited to opening at 8:30am daily and closing at 8pm Monday-Thursday, and at 9pm on Friday-Sunday. The women's restrooms have a lot of stalls, the restroom was definitely built to handle a crowd. Which they do, at times I've seen touring buses stop here. The loo is kept clean and tidy and is located in the middle of the 1st floor. The parking lot has Tesla chargers even though there is a Tesla lounge down the street. The gift shop has souvenirs, gifts, local crafted items, wine, cheese, candy, crafted chocolates, and cold case of drinks including Rosa Brothers flavored milks. Rosa Brothers is a Hanford dairy. The flavors include horchata, banana, orange cream, root beer to name a few. My must stop is going the 2nd floor of the gift shop and paying for the mechanical country critters to sing and crack jokes. It's become a bit of a ritual for me each time I stop. On my last visit, I didn't have to put in money because a gentleman bet me to it. He too makes it a tradition. But his kids are young teens now, and the kids stayed to listen for a wee bit then took off. The adults stayed. Yes the jokes were dad jokes and the singing was corny. But I luved it. And on the second floor there is a carnival type shooting gallery. It's $3 a round, and the round goes by quick. read more
9 months ago
Stopped here on our road trip so SoCal. I remember having lunch at the Bravo Farms off highway 99 and I loved that location, so I wanted to stop here. It's a cool place to stop if you have kids who are bored from the long road trip. It gives them a chance to walk and see something different. There are some games you pay to play, and there is food, snacks, and drinks. They even have antiques on the second floor, if that's your vibe. The food offering is quite different than the location off highway 99, so hubby and I decided to eat elsewhere. We did enjoy walking though the place tho. It was a nice little reprieve from our long drive. read more
Stop it. How cute is THIS place!? Great location to stretch your legs, especially with kids or teens. Clean bathrooms, yummy ice cream, hot coffee and I think a restaurant too. Knick knacks galore, antiques in an upstairs portion. Something for everyone. Great way to break up the drive or while you charge your EV. read more
Stopped by here the other day while traveling because I was craving BBQ (well, MEAT). I stopped inside and ordered some Brisket and an order of Spareribs (which I normally don't like, I prefer babybacks), but they were phenomenal! I should have ordered 2 racks of ribs, they were that good! The service was excellent, the gal at the register was very helpful and sweet! I was in and back out on the road in about 10 minutes! I'll be back! read more
A great little stop that might be getting overshadowed by some later arrivals to the area - yeah, I'm looking at you In-n-Out/Mickey D! You can go wrong going to those chains, this could be fun. I too ignored Bravo farms for many years going up and down the I5, this time was different as I needed to hit up the NACS Standard charging for my EV. I went inside Bravo's Store and was pleasantly surprised by AC, clean bathrooms, various type of convenience food, retro sodas, a coffee bar, the classic locally sourced candles, fruits, nuts and honey! It's a nice way to spend your charging time and there weren't the looooong lines for bathrooms and food like InO. read more
1 year ago
This place is a gem! Soo interesting to browse. Great stop on the drive up north to SF. Lots of parking. Upon entering there was just so much to see. There is a section that sells ice cream, a cafe area for tea and coffe3, Various chocolates and gifts and books. Their frig is filled with various cheese and my favorite most unique thing I saw -- various flavored milk (orange cream, banana, horchata, root beer float, chocolate). Very cute. Staff was nice. Very entertaining. read more
This has been a convenient stop for us between the Bay Area and SoCal, so stopped with both kids (though I guess they are now young adults) again on this trip. Food was mostly excellent. My son's burger was a tad dry (he mentioned cafeteria food) but everything else was superb. The chicken tenders were juicy. Everyone loved the fries and thought it was crispy and hot. The star was probably my spinach and strawberry salad (i added tri tip). The combo of textures and flavors was delicious. The strawberries were juicy and luscious. And they piled on the tri-tip! Recommend you share this dish, it's huge! We stopped by the fun gift store and bought some gumballls and energy drinks for the road. But then we saw the chocolate covered insects so had to grab those. The kids had a fun time sharing those with cousins later in the day. Bravo Farms continues to be a great little stop for kids of all ages. You never know what you'll find! read more
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Ruth, thank you very much for giving us another try and posting about…
I highly suggest this stop if you have kids! And if not, it is still a nice place to stop and stretch after being tired from sitting or driving for too long along I-5. There are too many things to browse and many things to do! My husband and I just love going around looking for things to bring home like the okra chips we got and some banana-flavored milk for the daughter. Bathrooms are also clean. It is easy to spend more than 30 minutes in this place so skip this stop if you're in a hurry! Otherwise, I highly recommend this stop, might even count as a quick trip if looking for something to do with the kids that are relatively nearer to home. read more
4 months ago
Okay. I stopped because I saw a billboard that said Texas BBQ, and I am so starved for good BBQ, I decided to stop by. The Brisket BBQ Sandwich is kind of a miss, but with enough BBQ Sauce, it is serviceable. I am spoiled coming from Texas, so I have high standards. The building is really long and reminds me of some stops in Texas. But I had to drop a star because the music playing Dixie on the banjo over and over was quite irritating. Texans don't really listen to Dixie-- that's more of a Deep South thing. If anything, they should play country music. But this place is more of a caricature of Texas, not an actual representation of it. It is like someone felt like creating a Disneyland treatment of Texas with animatronic bears carnival barking. It was trippy but also reminded me of home. But yea, I can't get over Dixie playing on the banjo like 5x over and over. It feels mildly racist, if I am honest lol. Oh well read more
Wonderful place to stop! My daughter and I stopped by here on our way home. It's a wonderful road side attraction. Country themed and very friendly! We loved the decor and the comfort we felt walking through the shops. She got a scoop of ice cream and I got a date shake. The date shake was delicious!! We bought a bunch of goodies from the store. It is truly a wonderful place to stop! Very entertaining and relaxing at the same time! We will be back soon! read more
1 year ago
How have I not left a review for Bravo Farms yet??!? This is a fam fav as far as stopping points go, there's gas stations near by, clean restrooms, snack and restaurant options, tons of crafts and store areas to look through, an outdoor area for eating and play with a mining sluice area, and apparently they have a bar area now. There's something for everyone, including consistently great air conditioning. 10/10 - Completely recommend! :) read more
2 years ago
This place is a game changer if you have kids! We make the long voyage from San Diego to Redding a few times a year and we ALWAYS stop here to break up our drive. They have a fun "old west town" located to the left of the restaurant that our kids love to play on. Great little area our kids and safely run and stretch their legs. Some areas are two stories that they can climb and slide down on a slide. Also lots of fun photo op areas. The food is mediocre. Mostly bar/fast food type food. Honestly we go to In n Out for food right across the street. They do have some fun old west shooting games inside as well as a large souvenir shop and ice cream area. But we really just come here to have our kids run around and play in a safe area to stretch their legs out. read more
1 year ago
Definitely a great place to stop if you need a rest break; lots to see and (and buy) plenty of space to stretch your legs, let your dogs out (there is even a little designated dog park), and let the kids run around, climb and play some games. Very clean bathrooms with plenty of stalls. read more
4 months ago
Bravo Farms is the oasis at the I-5 Kettlemen City exit that has everything you'd need as a traveler. Adequate restrooms, multiple food options, I scream u scream we all scream for ice cream, with nice kids play area and dog park to boot! The food area definitely has the Gold Rush era feel to it that's borderline Harry Potterish! Now that there are Superchargers next to the Bravo RV parking area (and across from the In & Out, this will have even more travelers visiting! 5 star stop for travelers! read more
1 month ago
I always travel back-and-forth to the central Valley to visit my niece. I have always noticed bravo Farms off to the side as people are stopping for gas and getting something to eat while on the road. I've never stopped before and on my way back from visiting my niece I decided now is the time. I made a last second decision to pull off and explore. This is such a fun "roadside "place to stop and stretch your legs. They're your little playgrounds for the kids that they can play on, you can go inside and they have all sorts of goodies from home, decor, and snacks for everyone you are road tripping with to a restaurant and even an old tiny Shooting gallery. There is an ice cream shop and a place to get sweet treats and salty snack snacks. They offer a variety of munchies for people who have dietary restrictions from being gluten-free, sugar-free to people who are strictly vegan and then some. The prices are as you expect any roadside gift shop/snack shack to be, but it's a great way to explore snacks that were made locally in the central Valley and surrounding areas. I'll definitely stop through again. The only thing I would say to stay away from is the large bags of popcorn. They have kettle corn, cheese, popcorn, regular popcorn in the tall clear plastic bag bags. I bought one and brought it home to my husband, and unfortunately, the popcorn was stale. Other than that, I'd say explore buy some things. You've never tried before and have fun because it's a great little pitstop before you hit the road again. read more
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