In my opinion is not that bad lol..... guess when you have fast track. Hardly No traffic, but I…read moredon't come this way often or maybe it would be expensive. So far so good... drive safely everyone!!! See ya on the freeway:)

Compared to about 10-12 years ago, the 91 freeway is a lot better than what it used to be. I call…read moreit the "gateway to OC/beach cities" for people living inland and off the 15 fwy. I used to hate this freeway as it was always under construction in some kind of way. The road work has improved immensely over the years and with FasTrak lanes, you don't really get gridlocked like before. There are still times when you will be rolling at a snail's pace, but that's usually during rush hour traffic. I go to OC occasionally, so this is my thoroughfare to get there. I've taken it on weekends and it hasn't been bad at all. I might be making my way to the beach cities more often now since it's not as terrible a drive as it once was. Hope it stays this way for a while. Drive safely and always buckle up!

Amazing. At The Commons shopping center with lots of restaurants and stores, you will find this one…read moresingle Egyptian Building sitting at the very end of a lot with lots of parking available. Odd place, but worth it for people looking to explore new photo spots. It's just a very small section outside. Egyptian hieroglyphics and feeling like you are someplace abroad for a moment. This is just one odd building in a rare spot. Maybe the developer didn't get funding during and after pandemic to build something else here or expand from the idea. It's unique. There were contractors working inside/maintenance work. Nothing to see other than exterior of building. Good photo spot. The U.S. needs to build more unique spots like this or more local museums would be pretty cool. Free public viewing. Good work of art to appreciate.

Can't go to Egypt right now?? You can.... well, sort of!! This life-size Abu Simbel replica is one…read moreof my favorite Southern California spots for photos because the backdrop makes it look like you accidentally teleported into an archeological expedition!! Super random, super cool, and definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area. Your Instagram followers are gonna swear youre actually in Egypt!!! Pro tip: Prom/Hoco pics look super cool here!!!

Such a cute concept with spaces being utilized throughout the area. Think of the gum alley in…read moredowntown SLO town or Seattle. Here in downtown Riverside, you have Mariposa Alley (Butterflies). During lunch we were trying to figure out what was around the area that was worth checking out. This popped up and was a 2 minute walk away. Just around the corner from Main Street next to a parking structure. It's a small little alley way that house all the fun cute butterflies hanging off the wall. The same concept as Collette Miller with the famous Angel wings scattered all over the place. One side of the wall is a massive mural of butterflies and flowers while the opposite side are butterflies. All different sizes and shapes hanging off the wall. You have the colorful wings lower down for that perfect photo op as well as smaller one hanging off the wall. A cute little walkway that's hidden off the Main Street. It's tucked in between the parking structure and city hall. A fun photo spot that's well maintained and clean. Alleyway was not messy one bit and in pretty good shape and clean.

A literally breath of fresh air in the middle of the city. While in town this week I decided to…read morewalk the city instead of drive. Lucky for me I found not only this beautiful alley, but so much more. There are many photo ops here and if you have someone with you even more shots possible. The alley is clean and easily accessible. Smack dab in the middle of downtown surrounded by shops and restaurants. A great stop if you love street art, butterflies or looking for something free and fun to do!

In between 3/4 stars…read more first time at this event.. The event runs down between Magnolia and Jackson street. If you can't find parkings on sidewalk, you can park in the church's parking lot which is located literally next to the event. The church charges $5 per car. Upon entering the event, you will see around 15-25 American classic cars. After passing the classic cars, you will see vendors and food booths. Although this event is known for their chili, I didn't expect to try any.However, I did try this booth that serves hot dogs and fries. I ordered carne fries that cost $8. The amount given was "okay". The amount of meat was "okay".. Wouldn't have gotten it if I knew how much they put in it. And frites were pretty darn hard. Overall, wouldn't recommend it and was not worth the money. Food booths seem to repeat, not much to try. There is also a live stage of "mr. Elvis" singing.. And a mini live farm that includes pigs; chicken, yak, and goats. Overall, this is a pretty small event, would probably visit again next year.. Who knows P.s. Show up early if you want some homemade chili because by the time I showed up, they were all sold out

The Riverside Chili Cook Off & Car Show is just what you would expect, It's a Car Show and Chili…read moreCompetition. This annual event is on Magnolia Ave. from Van Buren to Jackson. It's a small event but draws a lot of people. You might find limited street parking near the event but I recommend paying the $5 and park at St. Thomas Church, they're on Jackson at the entrance of the event and your $5 goes to a good cause. There are probably less than 100 classic/custom vehicles on display and they do not cruise at this event. This year they had two music stages with bands playing oldies and 80's music and a surprise visit from the King himself, Elvis. Of course you'll find the typical vendor booths with everything from arts and crafts to Solar Panels. I try to eat kinda healthy but who can resist bacon wrapped deliciousness or deep fried anything? Yes, I'm talking street food vendors. Kebabs, tacos, dogs, shaved ice and waffles. mmmm! Then there's the Chili Cook-Off part of this event. You pay a couple bucks and you get to sample some of the different chilis and salsas and choose your favorite. If you plan on tasting the chili I suggest getting there early before they run out. I look forward to this event every year. I love the old and historic buildings in this part of town and the often passed-by business' that are part of the Arlington area. By far, this isn't Riverside's biggest car show but it's my favorite. I support this event because they do I nice job bringing a lot of people to the Arlington area of Riverside and that's why they get 5 Stars!.

Bad review for yelp for not updating . Art is no longer…read morehere . Very nice park :) I came to visit my friend in Riverside from LA, I suggested this park to see the art & take some photos. But when we got there, it was gone :( .

The Art Float is a colorful display of handpainted, floating balls at Lake Evans in Fairmount Park…read more This art installation is said to be the largest art installation in the city's history! There are two lakes at Fairmount Park and you can find these giant balls at the bigger lake (Lake Evans). I think this is a great thing for the city of Riverside. Bringing the community together through art. They had students from the Riverside Unified School District Help paint these floating balls. It looks so much better in person! A few notes: * Street Parking near neighborhood available, just a short walking distance. * There are other parking spots but limited. * Make it an all-afternoon event with your kids.. bring lawn chairs or walking shoes to walk around the lake * Bring your camera * Be careful of the uneven terrain near the edge of the lake! You won't want to miss this display because it's only available until June 1, 2018!

What an AMAZING WAY to start my morning walk at my FAVORITE place the Walnut Canyon Reservoir. This…read moremorning as I was about to check I got the alert for the 2026 Yelp invite. I was literally jumping up and down Lady, my puppy, was watching me behave like a 5 year old opening gifts at Christmas. Walnut Canyon is such a wonderful place to visit, a 1.7-mile loop trail easy enough to do 10,000 steps in a paved area. Dog owners can do their dog walking routine, families can bring their kids without having to worry about vehicles. Please NOTE, there is a great deal of wildlife, including COYOTES and SNAKES, therefore please always stay alert. Thank you sooooo much for the LOVE & SUPPORT!

Amazing little loop in an upscale residential community. Its beautiful, a bit windy. You walk right…read morein front of the backyards of several homes. Nice for bicycle riding, jogging and walking. My kids loved it here.

Rad. So much fun on this beverage seeking delight!…read more Hop On Safari is the go-to choice for event transportation! I recently used their services for a corporate team outing, and the experience was phenomenal. The custom-built safari transport vehicle was spacious, making our journey enjoyable from start to finish. The staff was professional, punctual, and friendly, ensuring everything ran smoothly. If you're looking for reliable and unique event transportation in Orange County, Hop On Safari is the best option. Highly recommended!

We had a business group out for one of our monthly meetings on the vehicle, an they're still…read moretalking about how much fun they had! Wonderful way to spend an afternoon in sunny Southern California. So many people stopped to take photos of the vehicle. Quite an adventure.

Amazing what a place will do when you don't overthink things…read more.. Came about this place quite randomly. Had the Cardelli sandwich. It was good. That simple. Appreciate the family business feel. Recommend.

this is a nice little spot to come from time to time. People are always friendly and helpful. Today…read moreI had the turkey bacon on the 6 inch roll. it's a really good sandwich and that seasoning oil they put on is really good. This place doesn't disappoint. The only thing I have to say is they could put a little more bacon on the sandwich for what you pay for the sandwich. All in all it's a really good sandwich. I also ordered a side of the macaroni salad. The macaroni salad is always really good and you can tell they make it fresh every day.

We reached out to Hattas Public Murals to paint a mural for our newborn son's nursery. With a very…read morespecial but also specific theme in mind, we were unable to find any traditional wall decor in stores that really matched our vision. That's when we decided to commission a mural through a professional and quickly connected with Jeannine at Hattas Public Murals on Thumbtack. We received a lightning fast response, and were immediately impressed with her level of professionalism and accomplished portfolio. After a short on-site consult to take measurements and notes, Jeannine and her team got to work, sending mock-ups (and a few revisions) that brought our idea to life, but also within our budget. The mural features a scene inspired from the book series ("The Prydain Chronicles"), a monogram, our son's name, and a quote from the author. Our son, like the hero from the books is also adopted, so the concept behind the design was especially emotional. Jeannine listened to our story with so much compassion and understanding, we were absolutely confident the execution of the mural would be flawless. Our instincts were spot-on. Once the final mock-up was approved, Hattas Public Murals delivered and installed a spectacular work of art that still brings tears to my eyes. In fact, calling it art is quite the understatement; it is an awe-inspiring and  immersive experience. Everyone who has stepped into our baby boy's nursery has been absolutely blown away, and are amazed by the love and care that can be found in every brush stroke. We could not be more in love with this mural, and the pictures attached simply cannot do it justice. Best of all, it was painted on canvas and applied like wallpaper, so it can be moved, preserved, and treasured for many years to come. We cannot begin to thank Jeannine and her team enough for making our nursery the most special room in our home; with a one of a kind mural that is just as unique and beautiful as our son, Taran. Not only will we recommend Hattas Public Murals to anyone and everyone for their creative decor needs, but we intend to commission Jeannine and her team for several future projects.

This is an excellent company and I'm so happy with my decision…read more Let me start by saying this is the first time I've hired a muralist and I am also a first time father. This was important to me. Jeanine took the time to listen to what I was looking for and suggested a few things to help grow my idea. I loved that. She came over and was so kind and really took time to understand this was more than just a job; this was something my kid is going to grow up with. She took measurements, and even took color swatches of the carpet and furniture to make sure we matched the color palette! She quickly mocked something up and a few days later I had a photoshopped mockup for approval. Once we approved it we setup a date and I paid the deposit. Marcus was the artist that was assigned to this project. He was so kind and wonderful in my home. He let my wife and I peek and see progress, and would check in with me if he had any questions. He's a really talented artist and executed my vision faithfully. At the end of the day my wife cried (with joy), we have our incredible mural and I couldn't recommend this company enough. Really pleased with how it turned out and I will be calling them again for my next mural or art project.

The Chino Hills Wine Walk brings the community together to sip wine, enjoy tastes from local…read morerestaurants, see old friends and meet new friends, all while supporting the great work the Chino Hills Community Foundation does in the community! It's a sell out every year! Don't wait to get your ticket!

The biggest party in town with1100 Tix sold. You get 12 pours and there is so much food, you can…read moreeat till you drop. The pours are about an ounce, but most are quality wines. My fav was the lobster raviolis provided by TAPS. Food and was everywhere. The City divides the wine area from the general public and the center quad was congested at end of the event. I got to about half of the wine pours and it was a great time, but really crowded. Great job, well organized.