Since I now have to make multiple trips between Bay Area and SoCal annually Bravo Farms has now…read morebecome a tradition. Even if you're not grabbing bbq, I like to grab some coffee or energy drink for the drive. This trip I forgot some gifts for family and shopped here for cutest bear figuerine and planes and mad libs for kids. They really have it all. And you can stretch your legs while you shop. Service is always friendly. There's always plenty of parking and bathroom stalls. Cute, convenient and clean. See you in a few months, Bravo Farms.

Stopped by for lunch. The young lady that was taking our…read moreorder was extremely rude and had such attitude, we ended up just leaving. We first asked her if they have any seafood choices, to which she said "no". Then we asked for a menu, and literally the first thing on the menu was a Salmon salad. We ordered that and a few more dishes and a hot tea. She rolled her eyes at us every time we asked about the dressing on the side or a substitute for a side. And then we asked for a cup of hot tea, and she hands us a clear plastic cup. I told her it would melt and she looked at me with such attitude, as if I said something offensive or inappropriate. She kept huffing and puffing and rolling her eyes. We ended up canceling the whole order and leaving. I don't know if she was just having a bad day or if there's lack of training, but it was very disappointing.

My husband and I visited for the first time and came early in the morning for breakfast. Overall,…read morewe had a great experience! The only issue was that my breakfast potatoes were a little cold, but everything else was absolutely delicious. We ordered the flapjacks and the prime rib breakfast sandwich, and both were amazing. The flavors were excellent, the portions were generous, and the food was very satisfying. Despite the potatoes being cold, I would definitely come back and highly recommend this place for breakfast. We really enjoyed our first visit!

This place is SUPER cool and touristy as hell . There's so much random Wild West stuff to look at…read morethat you almost forget you came here to eat. They even have an ice cream shop, which is a nice bonus. The place is definitely showing its age, though. It looks pretty run down and about half the games and machines seem to be out of order. It's got a little less "Wild West attraction" and a little more "Wild West went out of business." The beer selection? Let's just say you won't get overwhelmed by choices. Then came the BBQ... somebody needs to check on that tri-tip because that thing was THIRSTY. Dry as hell and not much going on flavor-wise. Bring water for yourself AND the tri-tip. And the coleslaw... WHERE WAS IT?! I opened the container expecting coleslaw and got what looked like a tiny cabbage salad that had lost its will to live. No creaminess, barely any flavor, just a few vegetables having a meeting. The crispy fries actually showed up ready to work. Probably the MVP of the meal. Overall, it's a cool tourist stop with a lot to see, an ice cream shop, and a fun Wild West vibe. Stay for the fries and ice cream--just don't expect all the games to work or the tri-tip to have any moisture left in it.

So much more than a rest stop. Out in the middle of nowhere there is this delightful oasis of…read morecommerce and fun. Photo opportunities galore, there are a couple of restaurants in a strip, and next to it is this string of shops where you can get some freshly popped popcorn, hummus, cheese and crackers, unique/quality toys like a carved wooden slingshot or a Melissa and Doug sticker book. They have real ice cream milkshakes and fresh or pre-made sandwiches. Towards the exterior they have a wooden playground of houses for kids to climb and explore (and run off some energy) while the adults enjoy their lunch at the nearby shaded picnic tables, with a pleasant view of the surrounding lands. Inside they've got old style rifle target shooting games, and even a flattened penny machine. Nostalgia galore and nice clean restrooms make this a must-stop if you need to get out of the car for a few minutes as you're passing through. Truly a hidden gem.

This is a giant shopping building on the way down to Los Angeles. It's supposed to be a gigantic…read morerest stop. The store is very long and you can also get ice cream and coffee here. I think there was also a restaurant here too. The gift shop area has a lot of kitschy things and souvenirs. It felt very Americana. Think honey jars, hot sauce bottles, dog coasters, oven mitts etc. It was nicely air conditioned which was great since outside can get quite hot.

Another typical I -5 McDonald's. There all the same You…read moreorder at a kiosk,hope that the person in the back gets the order right. If the food comes out hot . bonus. My order came out correct,but the hash browns Were mildly warm. Still edible but not great. I really can't complain, I know what I'm getting into. Still looking for that unicorn McDonald's,were everything is hot and tasty.

My family and I were on a road trip to Solvang Friday morning and stopped in Kettleman City for a…read morebathroom break and quick breakfast. We ordered the Steak, Egg and Cheese Bagel meal with OJ, Sausage McMuffin meal with Vanilla Iced Coffee, an order of Hotcakes and a Lemonade. I can't speak on the ambiance since we ordered at the drive-thru, but we were asked to pull up to a spot to wait for our food which is always annoying - they do this so their wait times aren't affected instead of just having us wait at the window. I think we waited an additional 5 minutes or so before our food was ready. Order was correct and the food was pretty good for a McDonald's - I actually really enjoyed my Vanilla Iced Coffee - it wasn't overly sweet like most locations. Maybe we'll visit again next time we're passing through!

Superior Dairy Ice Cream is truly a Hanford staple and one of those places that basically everyone…read morewho grew up here has memories of. For so many people born and raised in Hanford, it's a key part of childhood--whether it was after school treats, family outings, or summer nights downtown. The ice cream is rich, creamy, and served in huge portions that never disappoint. Every flavor has that classic, old-fashioned taste that feels nostalgic in the best way. The atmosphere has that timeless, old-school ice cream parlor vibe that makes every visit feel special, no matter how many times you've been. It's always lively, busy, and full of people making new memories while holding onto old ones. It's also refreshing to see the new owners putting care into the place and remodeling the inside so it can feel like a true indoor diner again, bringing back that classic sit-down experience that so many people remember.

Currently closed but they have a cute trailer across the street. We tried the banana split. We had…read more9 scoops of ice cream and a banana, all for $12.50! What a deal! Mint and chip was delicious. Service was fast and the lady was super nice and helpful.

Stopped by before the game with the family to snag a treat…read more The location is a bit small, and the counter layout is a bit weird. As you enter you are at the register, but if there is someone ordering you're all up in each others space lol. The service is friendly and quick. They offer a variety of paletas and snacks. The paleta my wife got was fire, a gansito one (a mexican version of a twinkie, filled with jam, cream and covered in chocolate) It was really tasty. Everyone enjoyed their ice creams. The quality of the items was obvious. Everything is made in house. Bomb!

During my time in Delano, I was fortunate enough to receive a recommendation to visit a local spot,…read moreand I took the suggestion. The moment I stepped inside, I was enveloped in a cozy atmosphere that immediately put me at ease. The staff were warm and welcoming, taking the time to explain the menu and offer their recommendations. My parents were drawn to the Filipino Halo Halo, a classic dessert that showcased a variety of fruits, and creamy milk in a stunning display of color and texture. I give it a 6 oit of 10. It was missing some main ingredients. However, I opted for the Thrifty flavor, featuring chocolate malted crunch ice cream that proved to be a rich and indulgent treat. I give it a 5 out of 10 only because it tased like it was sitting there for a while. One major concern that might deter me from coming back is the fact that the seating area is quite compact. Upon closer inspection, I noticed that there were only two tables, each with a capacity of two people, which seemed a bit restrictive. My initial intention was to grab dessert and engage in conversation, but the limited seating arrangements made it challenging to do so. As a result, we opted to enjoy our desserts in the parking lot, which, thankfully, had pleasant weather. Overall, I think this establishment is better suited for customers who prefer to take their orders to-go, rather than dining in. I would return just because I support small business and believe that every purchase makes a significant difference to the local community.

Great flavors here! All their icecream is made with sheep's milk so it's not as creamy but it's…read morealso not iced. This also means that if you're lactose intolerant, you can go to town on any of these! They do a great job creaming it as much as possible. You can tell the ingredients are fresh. Service was friendly. We were able to try multiple flavors and I enjoyed them all. Price is a little steep. But I don't mind it when I can taste the quality. There are a few tables inside and some outside. Lots to do around tin city so you can grab and cut to go also.

The only Negranti that opens late. Staff were super friendly despite us coming in 30 mins before…read moreclosing time. There were a few parties that came in after us so at least they were accommodating to everyone. They had some unique flavors like blueberry lavender and peaches and cream (my fav)! We got the P&C milkshake and it was divine!!! Ugh just melts in ur mouth. We were able to bring one dog inside so thank you for letting us do that! Would try their ice cream next time!

I've been wanting to try the corn with hot cheetos for a very long time and was able to try it…read morehere... and it was great! It's addicting ! That's how good it is. I wanted to see if the "hype" met the expectations or not and it definitely did. I also bought a mangonada, it was good however the mangos were a bit sour, maybe a couple more days would've made them ripe enough. The cups were more than a decent size and for both things I only paid $11-$12. I think the price was worth the size of cups they give you.

3:30pm and your business is out of corn THIS time of the year??? REALLY????…read moreThis was my first time coming to your place of business and it's not a a way to make an impression, specially with the way business' are trying to stay afloat nowadays with the pandemic.

Still the best place for fresh and quality milk products. I don't buy milk or creamer anywhere…read moreelse. Very clean establishment and very friendly staff. I highly recommend this business.

On a recent road trip, my friend Denise and I made Rosa Brothers Milk Company a must-spot on the…read moredirt tour. I like milk and its by-products, especially ice cream so this place seemed like a natural place to visit. And, even though it was small, and even though it is not in anyone's map of California places to see before one dies, this place was a tourist attraction that I will remember till the day I can no longer enjoy milk and the mustache it leaves behind. When we arrived to the spot there was a sole attendant, his name was Anthony and he was endearing to the max. I explained to him an abridge story of our road trip and why we made it a spot to visit. He was like really, like he could not believe that this was an intentional stop on a multi hour road trip. I was like, in my mind, this is not a Thrifty ice cream run bro, this is like a milk experience, of course it is a spot on a road trip. What I did say was like--- you are wearing a uniform, (like one of those that (I Love) Lucy waited for in the 1950's), and there was a window into a factory with workers producing milk, and you have souvenirs, thus the joint is a stop to engage with, a stop to plan for, a stop that naturally fits in someone's road trip's tour. After I said a version of all of this, his smile and eyes became wide, like he really was understanding that his presence and this joint was not just a local milk joint but could be a pit stop that can go white with fame. My intention was to get a milkshake but Anthony explained that they did not sell any. I mean I accepted it quickly, but with some lament as a milkshake is my favorite ice-cream by-product, but I made due with what I could. First, I got a chocolate milk in a bottle. Anthony was kind enough to open it for me. I used to be a big fan of chocolate milk, cause it was a staple in the school's free lunch program and I always found it refreshing and sweet and cooling. Which makes me want to define the difference between refreshing and cooling in terms of taste. I guess refreshing makes one go ahhh like after taking a sip of cold cola, and something cooling makes someone feel the crisp of cold within the body, like eating a chilled lemon paleta/popsicle. And on this day, I drank a bottle of milk and found it to be a nostalgic snack down to the last sip. It is important to note that Denise noticed that they had flavors like Orange Blossom milk, and banana ice cream flavors. So this places dares enough to think outside the box or should I say milk carton? Anthony was also lovely enough to bring out samples of their packaged ice cream. I will be honest I cannot remember all the flavors I tried but I think there was cookie and cream. And the ice cream tasted rich, deep, and fresh, like it been churned recently for pure enjoyment. Like it was meant to be good first, then sold next. And thus at its core it was artisan, not mass produced. I guess that is why they explain their products to be "farm direct." Since I could not get a shake or a cone, I decided to get one of their ice cream sandwiches. I went with what I tasted and knew to be good---- the cookies and cream. This decision was also based on the cookies they used. I reviewed the picture but the cookie was not listed. I ate the sandwich outside in the car, and every bite was a morsel of smooth crunch and velvety ice cream. It was familiar and new, it was reason enough to want to visit the place again. In fact I tried too, on the way back from the road trip but it was closed on that day. Too bad, I have put it on my return spots, I found it to be that wonderful, but again milk, ice cream, and all that it stems from it, I am a fan of, so it makes sense for me. But until then, I got the sweatshirt I got from this place to remember it!