This is a cool little town right between Sacramento and San Fran area good place to stop to get…read moredonuts and other stuff as well. Check out downtown and when they have events as well.

I just want to give a shout out to all who keep our parkd, tunnel area and downtown so beautiful…read moreand well kept. I watched this myself out of my dentist office today. I don't think the folks get enough acknowledgement Kodos to you!

6/16/2025: Chillin' Pit Stop, i.e., COSTCO! Anyway, I always stop in Woodland after driving from…read moreUkiah via driving Highway 20. Moreover, I thought driving through Downtown Woodland would be the scenic route since, I never drove through the Business District. Surprisingly, I really thought Woodland CA would be a city as historically quaint as Virginia City, Nevada but, Woodland doesn't possess too many old buildings per city block. My POV: Woodland, California is a quaint and peaceful city nestled in the heart of Northern California's Central Valley region but, has a bustling vibe and more people per square foot than Virginia City NV.

SMALL city with SMALL TOWN VALUES and HOSPITALITY…read more Cute little town north of Sacramento the City and about 10 minutes to the Sacramento International Airport. In search of a place to rest the eve of my flight out of SMF, I found this city. By the way, I clocked the drive and you can get into the airport premises from the Main Street/I5 entrance in 10 minutes flat. No speeding, No Traffic.... Now, back to the Woodland: 1. great eateries with small town values 2. parking plentiful 3. clean decent hotels and inns around to stay 4. close to Davis. 5. easy on/off the freeway (#15) I've stayed in the Woodland enough times for overnighters that I can safely say you are in a great little town. My next task is to schedule a visit to the Woodland when they have some fun activity (Like the Honey Festival) If you're in their neck of the woods, I suggest a stop.

East Sacramento is a gorgeous part of Sacramento to visit. While I wish I could afford a home…read morethere, I am happy to enjoy the homes from the street as we pass by on errands and during the holidays when the Fab 40's are even more fabulous with lights and decorations. This area of Sacramento is so cute and has a great variety of shops, parks, restaurants and is just a vibe. One of our favorite restaurants was in this area, and when they were open we would be in the area weekly for our trivia night and explored a lot more. We tend to spend most of our time near Folsom Blvd and J Street. Corti Brothers is a must visit when you're in the area and if you're in the area on the weekend Moonbelly Bakery in on the cusp of East Sacramento and is so worth a visit. More staples of East Sacramento that we visit are The Pet Department Store for all our dogs needs, where the staff is super sweet and always gives our dog treats. The Sacramento Turn Verein where they host Oktoberfest, Bockfest and teach German Language classes. McKinley Park with its Rose Garden and Tiferet By The Park for a snack and drink while you're walking around. This whole area has trees lining the road, a lot of shade and gives a more peaceful feel to a busy city area. The neighborhoods are so cute and easily walkable. While I mentioned a few restaurants and businesses there are so many to discover here.

I Love walking in East Sacramento with my dog starting from 35th-49th Street. The streets are clean…read moreand the tree line streets are well manicured. I meet a lot of the neighbors when I walk with my dog and I love their beautiful homes with all the roses and flowers in bloom this time of year. I have a thing for the design of a English Tudor because I own that type of style. l think English Tudor home are magnificent. I also love the cute little Bungalo style and the lavish Cape cod style. Actually any style in the Fab 40's is gorgeous

Golden Gate Bridge of CSUS…read more Located between Campus Commons and Sac State, this bridge is a great shortcut if you are looking at parking outside of the school area. It's a great stop to get on to the trails on weekends and is much better for pedestrians then the J street or Howe Bridge. Another underrated aspect is how brought the structure is at night great for getting on campus and feeling pretty safe crossing. Also a good spot for pictures. Defintely worth checking out if you are in the area!

This is like a mini golden gate in the middle of sac . Very nice walking trails on both sides of…read morethe river!

A melting pot of the good, the bad and the ugly…read more Good takes on food. From Vietnamese food to soul food and lots in between. The bad revolves around the traffic mainly and the inability to get from point a to point b. The ugly is the littered surroundings and the lack of traction to formulate any sort of development cohesiveness. It's a perpetual stuck in time stretch of road.

Hair in the chicken! I found 3 long hairs in one piece and the fried chicken was soggy! I had to…read morethrow the whole bucket away.

I just like to say…read more Thank you !!!!! Thank You!!!!!!! Thank You!!!!!!! Was very nice to work with the permit Office. Have a Great Amazing Powerful Day!!!!! Roy Wassner

The city manager and chief Engineer is doing a terrible job they both need to resign !!!…read more Our road have never been worst ; their unsafe with terrible road maintenance!!! Pot holes and uneven pavement is an occurring theme passing through CH ! Instead of increasing road safety they went the opposite direction and increase road speed in some areas ! She needs to focus on the roads and not prioritize the trails first when the roads are in emergency needs !!!

With Lunar New Year coming up, Stockton Blvd. has a few blocks of Asian markets to help you find…read morecultural/traditional items for your celebration. There's a nice variety of Chinese and Vietnamese shops along this busy boulevard. You can find restaurants, markets, salons, jewelers, and other Asian owned businesses. As a result of this pandemic, we have not seen any flyers or ads for Lunar New Year presentations. Maybe before covid, they had family events for the community to ring in the New Year, but likely this year will be different. Please check your local listing for information. Pleased to report that we found everything we needed :) Chuc mung nam moi! Happy Year of the Ox!

An enclave in South Sacramento riddled with a plethora of Vietnamese offerings. Many excellent…read moreplaces to grab a tasty home cooked meal. Stores to get all the provisions for a tasty made at home meal. It's not a pretty to the eye area. On the other hand there's much here to please one looking for the feel of Vietnamese community.

Heavy traffic as usual! Drive safe and slow and enjoy the scenery! Lots of families and couples…read morewere seen walking too. It's so festive and fun!

My family and I drive this every year. Our kids love it! There is always lots of cars and it takes…read morea while to drive a few blocks. It's okay though, since your driving so slow in traffic you can see everything. This drive is worth it. People do walk but usually it's to cold out for us to do that. We usually stop and get Hot Chocolate before hand and enjoy the lights.