Whenever we drop into the Local Bean, I am reminded why we prefer small business over the corporate…read moregiants. The counter folks always remember that our family loves the apple fritters...(and everything else). But seriously, try the fritters, they are excellent! It's often tough to choose what to order, everything we have tried has been fresh and delicious!

The food and service was great! Everyone was very friendly as well. I will definitely be going back!read more

Found their green coffee bar on wheels next to the fruit market. Super nice barista's. Great…read moreespresso. I saw they also have smoothies that looks nice. I hope they're here when I come back again!

My friends and I love Koffie Velo! Nicest people, amazing coffee drinks, smoothies, pastries and…read morefruit in the AM. Did I mention how nice the people are?

Hey, for a place in the middle of nowhere when you are out driving around, this was a Godsend. I'm…read moreon the road a lot and finding a place to stop and use the facilities is often a challenge. This place is attached to a fast food restaurant so it has both food and restrooms. Although, I must say the restrooms could use a cleaning. But, they were open and they worked. Thank you! It is a gas station / convenience store so it has all the normal stuff as well. Check your destination when you are passing, you might not find another place to go (if you know what I mean) for miles and miles. Enjoy!

Stopped to buy water on way home from airport an I used restroom it was utterly disgusting never…read moreagain will I stop in here wish I had my phone on me to take pictures of bathroom.

I was alittle sad, when I asked for light ice they filled it all the way to the top of the lady's…read morehead. When I mean light ice, im meaning to the clear line at the bottom of the cup...now I've drinken like 3 to four sips and it was already gone.....didn't feel like a venti or even what I asked for.

There's a new Starbucks on the way to the Shenandoah Valley Wineries. The baristas are super…read morefriendly. The location is convenient because it sits right off Jackson Highway. You can pull in for a delicious cup of coffee, a clean restroom and some cool merch that often sells out faster at more populated locations. Then hop right back on the highway and go get your wine on.

If you enjoy price gouging and the old "raise the price and mark it down to show a Savings" scam:…read morethen bag your own groceries because they don't want to keep the store properly staffed; this is the place for you. But the store is clean and the employees are helpful. :)))

The checkout service here is terrible! Keith is the rudest employee I've ever experienced. Give…read morethis guy a mental health day. However the butchers are very nice and accommodating.

This is a restaurant inside a hotel. It's very nice and only slightly less expensive than…read moreSloughouse Kitchen or Sheldon Inn. Our server was excellent! We were never want for anything. Both couples in our party were sharing salad then main course with our partners, she had the salads split and brought spare plates for the entree. Two birthdays are the reason we went here. The meal was excellent. Only thing is though, I had looked up the menu here in Yelp and it listed the stuffed zucchini in the online menu you would order from for door dash. And that item was no longer available. Shame. It sounded so good and the reason I chose this restaurant. Birthday dessert needed to go home with us even though we as couples had shared the meals, there was food in abundance and no room for the treat! Our server wrote happy birthday on the handled bag and on the box and included birthday candles. So sweet!

A group of us had been going to The Gate for breakfast regularly. Stopped going when prices were…read moreraised and portions smaller. Returned on Sep 17th as we herd prices were lower and menu had changed. Big mistake. Ordered a breakfast burrito ($25) and a cup of coffee ($6). The burrito was soaked in oil and the coffee was never refilled. The restaurant was empty when we arrived (about 9:15 am) and only one other couple arrived before we left.

Really like this place. Very nice to have local produce, oils, hand made crafts from people in the…read morecommunity. Everyone is really nice and friendly. The cherries and strawberries are soo good. There is even have a fresh, made to order coffee vendor. This market rivals any of the hip SF markets and it's still growing. Bike friendly, everything friendly :)

From the owner: Welcome to the Rancho Murieta Marketplace - (subs. H&K Farms, Rio Linda Farmers Market) We are a…read morenew local vendor space launching in May 2018 in the Rancho Murieta business center. We are geared toward small to medium sized farmers, makers, and artisans.

Always a fun stop - what's not to love...snacks, fresh produce, gifts and of course, corn! There is…read moreoften a food truck selling fish & meat, a great addition!

Still a nice place to go lots of fun. Recently got a bag of corn on the cob. I love their corn on…read morethe cob. It's delicious, but every ear was stripped open. Halfway down I called. They told me it was because they had to check to see if it had corn because it was such a late season for July. I truly believe that there's a better way of checking to see if there's corn on the cob other than tearing it open and drying it out maybe next year The young man on the phone said, just push it close the best you can and put them back in the refrigerator. Sad half of the ears didn't have much corn on them. If anything. I believe you could just feel the Cobb without tearing it open and you'll know if there's corn in it or not but thank you. I'm only 71 years old. I don't know anything about vegetables. Good luck.

I used to use this spot all the time. Then the new Shell station came in and it was easier access…read morefor me to use that one. This station has seen better times. It used to be a lot more 'pleasant' and the people were more 'smiley'. But being on the main intersection, it has started to attract transient folks that have been a challenge to mgmt. with theft and other nonsense. I've always thought that their sign about pricing "price with car wash" was deceptive; fool me once. I don't buy snacks at gas stations so I can't comment on that. Gas is outrageously expensive so I used to only get enough gas here to get to Costco & then fill up there. It's also very hectic trying to get in and out of this location. A small area with not enough space to safely navigate pumps, convenience store and Burger King parking and Burger King Drive-Thru traffic adds to that situation. I tried to use the air machine to fill a low tire, but my son couldn't get the machine to work. That was a little upsetting. I don't stop here anymore.

I bought two bags of trail mix that turned out to be expired and rancid. When I went back to…read moreexchange them, the employee refused because I had left the store. Worse, I watched him put the expired product back on the shelf. Totally unacceptable. Feels like they care more about money than honesty or customer safety. Won't be back.Make sure to check your items because this business doesn't take care of its customers

Where to start? Everything from the cappuccino and food bites are a great choice here. Staff is…read morewarm and friendly, and I recommend sitting outside to do a little people watching. Closed on Sundays and Mondays.

Fig Barn is such a cute little spot to stop at in the small town of Plymouth. Located right by the…read moreroundabout on Hwy 49, there is always plenty of parking in the gravel lot, and a good amount of seating inside and outside. The last time we went we got brunch and sat outside enjoying the summer breeze. They have a pretty good selection of brunch items and at good prices, from avocado toasts to sandwiches and salads. I went with the breakfast bagel sando while my husband went with the panini-grilled breakfast burrito. As far as their drinks are concerned, they have seasonal menus and also serve the usual offerings of cold brew or lattes. I ended up choosing their seasonal blackberry matcha latte with oat milk while my husband went with the lemon cream cold brew. Both drinks were made pretty quickly by the friendly lady staffing the cafe. Was the matcha the best I had? Of course not, as I've had plenty of top tier matcha from south Sac and the bay, but it was smooth and the blackberry flavor was prominent. After waiting for several more minutes, our food was ready, and we eagerly dug in. I loved that our plates were served with freshly seasonal fruit, and that neither my bagel nor my husband's burrito was oily. Both of our selections were solid choices, and we would get them again. I would've liked if I could have chosen my bagel type (perhaps they don't go through enough bagels to warrant giving people choices), but the plain one that came with the dish was still good. Fig Barn Coffee is a convenient place to stop by if you need your coffee fix to or from Sac. We usually just go to Sac for our drink fix, but this one still hits the spot in general, especially with its brunch options.