I don't get out to this casino often to play, usually only to eat. But on a Friday ight this…read moreappears to be the place to be!! Busy parking lots and garages with folks looking for the best parking spot. For us we Parked in the garage on the third floor fairly early on in the evening so I was surprised how busy the place was. Restaurants full of folks and lots of people putting their money in slot machines! I didn't walk away a winner but it was a fun night out people watching!

These guys are CRAZY charging what they do for a hotel stay. But that is temporary. Build another…read morehotel or two like right down the street, and that will change. Onto the good stuff. I have always been impressed by the design of this place. Something right out of Vegas! Clean very clean. Even the bathrooms. Rumor had it when it first opened that the restaurants that line the interior walls of the casino were WAY too overpriced. For sure Park 360 is on the pricey side, but they serve a Filet Mignon that you would fight your grandma for. Tony's of North Beach is reasonably priced. One of the best pizzas I have EVER enjoyed was served to me here. Just a Classic pepperoni and sausage, but my oh my, it's something in the sauce. (The pizza was also worth wrestling grandma for) A few months after they opened I came by around the holidays to see the place for the first time. The slots were tight tight tight. Came back rarely. Started going back, it seems like the slots are relaxed now, you can actually win. Take it from someone who knows, the slots run hot and cold in cycles. Just like all casinos. If they deny it they are lying. Nobody in the industry will cop to that. A personal note: I have a Rewards Card but I do not use it. Anything that goes in that machine while you are operating it, has the POTENTIAL to alter the outcome. It also destroys my mojo! Last month I made $30,000 on slots in a week. My wife uses her card and made $1500. Ya see? Anyway, it's close, it's clean and you CAN win there. The trick is to leave right after you do. If you don't there is a really good chance you will put all or part of it back.

Small town with a good amount of stuff to do and see. Some good shopping as well. It to busyread more

Straddling the category of rural and suburban, Rohnert Park is a bedroom community 50 miles outside…read moreSan Francisco, touching the edge of Sonoma's famous wine country. You'd live in Rohnert Park to have more space to raise a family or get away from big city life (there was a bump in median income and population in 2020) or you'd be there if you teach or are a student at Sonoma State University. The town has the usual suburban amenities of fast food, juice bars, banks, Starbucks peppered with cute little shops and mom 'n pop casual restaurants. Chain restaurants and upscale dining are both here. The proximity to Sonoma and all it has to offer is just minutes away.

Good folks working flat out as hard as they can here. We were so grateful for the courtesy and…read morecompetence we received. SSA was under-resourced before these stupid DOGE cuts and it's clearly going to be even harder as time goes on, but the commitment was real. IMPORTANT: Make an appointment and bring the needed documents (photo ID, death certificates, marriage certificates; whatever your situation requires). We had to wait weeks, but the appointment meant we waited 15 minutes past our appointment time (fine) and had the replacement document we needed in 5 minutes (amazing! FIVE minutes! Super great worker; politely served us and was calling the next person as we left our chairs at her window). SSA does great and vital work and the missing star was stolen by DOGE.

Terrible service. Will wait for more than 2 hours online and then they can't help. Because Trump…read morecut services to a lot of these offices, I blame him for 95% of the delay and issues.

Officer Boyd and his team with Petaluma PD were outstanding…read more Unlike many police departments in Northern California, they were proactive and actually showed up to get the job done. They handled everything with the utmost respect and fairness. My hat is off to them. Thank you, guys!

They hired Forrest whitehall. This cop tased and broke a diabetics arm in front his 6 year old…read moredaughter. To which the city of Sebastopol had to pay 1.9 million dollars in the settlement. Why in the world would they hire someone like that, and how was he not fired.

Outstanding experience in every way. Turned up without an appointment to renew my license. Was…read morewarmly greeted by Sean who walked me through the registration process. After a very, very short wait, went to Darlene's window. She was both friendly and proficient. Both of them treated me like a friend, not a "number" -- both made the experience enjoyable. What I feared would take the better part of the day took less than a half hour. And, I walked out with a smile. Very good people made if a very good experience.

I went in expecting the worst based on other reviews, but the process was a pleasant surprise. I…read moreneeded to transfer my out-of-state driver's license to California and obtain a REAL ID. As a new CA resident, I was worried I would not have all the required documents, especially after AI kept insisting I needed a W-2, 1099, or Social Security card, none of which are required for a REAL ID. In reality, all they needed from me was my out-of-state driver's license, a utility bill, my CA vehicle registration, and my passport. I completed the application online ahead of time and uploaded those documents in advance, which definitely helped. Everyone I interacted with was courteous and efficient. I passed the written test on the first try, though I am honestly not sure how. Whoever is responsible for writing the manual and test questions should do better. Some of them made little sense. I imagine they are based on poorly written legislation, but even so, the questions should be clearer, more relevant, and genuinely useful as a learning tool for everyone's safety.

On a recent visit to Petaluma we stopped at the Visitors' Center mainly to see the arts center…read morenearby, which was unfortunately closed. However, we loved our stop here and recommend it as a first stop if you're visiting the town or greater area for the first time. It's inside the old train station and has lots of free parking right outside. Inside you'll find free brochures and maps for every activity you can think of. The two ladies behind the desk were extremely welcoming and happy to chat about where we were from and why we were in town. It's genuinely nice to be welcomed to a new place. They have some small items for sale too.

After all the stops we've made here we finally came by at the right time: they are open on Sunday…read moreafternoons. Need a local map? Or a brochure describing activities nearby? Or upcoming community events? This is the place for you! The two volunteers we met today were more than happy to tell us about their center and the town, even after we told them my husband's parents only live a few blocks away. They also provided us with an interesting pamphlet of D Street history. It's a wonderful visitor center, whether you're a local or just driving through. If you're nearby on a Sunday, stop in and ask for some fun, free info. Bring your electric car and charge it at the station in their private parking lot. And be sure to stop at the wonderful art gallery next door before you hit the road on your Petaluma adventure!

they canceled my medicaid despite my clearly still qualifying. i tried to reason with them and…read morepoint out the many reasons (rules and regulations) why I still qualified over many conversations with multiple employees including 'supervisors', but they refused to listen and literally just said if i didn't like it, i could request a hearing. well i did, and the judge immediately sided with me and pointed out to them that their 'evidence' that they used to try and defend their canceling my insurance actually proved exactly why it should not have been cancelled in the first place. great job guys. Edit: Now they've retaliated by closing my benefitscal account, cancelling my ebt card, and took a long time to process a change that would result in higher benefits. And although I know it's in my file that I use TTY, workers keep spam calling me via voice call, even in response to emails I've sent specifically asking them to use TTY compatible device/service, like it really seems like some sick joke! and I complained about this to the "ADA Facilities and Public Access Coordinator" and all she said was "I am not clear exactly what the problem is at this point" and "I am not clear exactly what this issue is." The *ADA Facilities and Public Access Coordinator* is not clear what the problem is when it's in my records that I use TTY and workers keep calling me via voice, even though they know I use TTY (as they are also responding to emails specifically noting this)?? THEN GET ANOTHER JOB! I'm "not clear" how ANYONE could not understand what the problem is when county workers insist on calling via voice to someone who's noted to use TTY, let alone an ADA officer!

They are amazing here! So sweet in person and over the phone. They make it quick and easy, but also…read morekeeping a smile on their face and a positive great attitude all around. The entire process has been great! Thank you and keep up the great work.

Buffalo Direct, the little mailing house on Bodega Hwy, is the perfect place for all your bulk…read moremailing needs! If you give them the demographics you are looking for, they can get you a mailing list, prepare your postcard, letter, brochure, whatever it might be, and get it mailed for you! They are very experienced and helpful.

If you are worried about people protecting their information, stop FORCING PEOPLE TO STAND OUTSIDE…read moreTHE DOOR...move your intake machine to behind the security guards desk and allow DISABLED PEOPLE TO DIT WHILE THEY WAIT TO PUT THEIR INFO IN THE INTAKE MACHINE!!!. I can not stand for more than a few minutes at a time but the security guard could care less about clients health and well being. It's not rocket science. Do better WARNING - employees move as fast as molasses in minus 70° weather, prepare for a long wait no matter how few people are in line

Thought the DMV was bad.... They're worse…read more Was told I needed an in-person meeting for my mom, booked it two months out. Showed up and was told they "coded it wrong", so would need a phone interview since we didn't need to come in anyway, but wouldn't help. Booked the phone appointment a month out, no call. After 45 past the appointment time, calling to find out if anyone will call back, was told the agent "went on break" and might call later in the day. Apathy. No consequence for doing a terrible job. Everything you expect from the worst in government employees.