Been visited the brewery for a while. Love the different events they host. Live music, comedy…read moreshows, pumpkin patch for example. The beer is excellent. The watermelon wheat is bomb.

We have been going to Fowler Ranch Pumpkin Patch for the last few years! It's our absolute…read morefavorite! They not only have a ton of different varieties of pumpkins to pick from, but they have a ton of cute photo ops, a pumpkin launcher, pumpkin tic tac toe, a bouncy horse area and a new playground! Their prices are great! Always friendly service. And while you're there you can walk over to the Farmers Market and/or Brewery!

Just a short drive outside of town, Dueling Dogs Brewing Company is one of those places that feels…read morelike a discovery--a bit off the beaten path, but absolutely worth seeking out. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was welcoming and relaxed. The service was fantastic--super friendly, easygoing, and exactly what you hope for when you're settling in to enjoy a drink and unwind. Lots of areas there are to sit. Whether you want to be inside, out on the patio, or tucked into one of the many outdoor spaces, there's plenty of room to spread out. It's the kind of place where everyone feels comfortable. Families were out enjoying time together, kids running around having fun, and it was great to see so many people bringing their dogs along. We had our dog with us, which made the visit even better--any place that welcomes four-legged friends gets extra points. We tried a beer and a mead, and both were very good--refreshing and full of flavor. We also ordered a pizza, and despite the brewery being quite busy, it came out surprisingly quickly. Even better, it was delicious: hot, flavorful, and exactly what you want alongside a good drink. What really stood out was the overall vibe. It's lively without feeling crowded, relaxed but energetic, and the kind of place where you can easily spend an afternoon or evening. Dueling Dogs Brewing is definitely worth the visit. We'll absolutely be back--including of course , our 4 legged friend

Mead is good but the person working one of the registers....could've demonstrated better customer…read moreservice skills. I was sitting at the high-top table right next to the register on the right. Once I finished my drink, I happened to be the next person in line anyway, since there was a person at the front register already being serviced & the person at the register closest to me had just received their drinks. The employee in the picture below asked to "help the next person in line." At that point, I'd already stood up and was waiting to get another & someone else had just walked in, but stood in the "main line." In retrospect, maybe I should've stood in that main line to begin with, but the employee clearly saw me standing there looking directly at her w/ an empty glass in my hand. Then after I spoke up & said I was indeed next in line, told me "Oh, well yeah...." & proceeds to let the gentleman who'd walked in after close his tab first. He didn't say/do anything when she asked who was next in line at first (b/c he came in after)...until she summoned him over. I informed her directly after that I'd heard cashiers calling people over from both sides & was just saving a step by going to the one that I would've ended up at anyway. As a manager in the service industry previously, I can't imagine not helping the only person that CLEARLY stated they were NEXT in line first. Lol

We love it here. Staff is friendly and the food comes quick. My son can't believe how high the ice…read morecream is stacked here! It's across from the local high school so be prepared for crowds around games and school events. Still, the place is clean and the ice cream is great with variety. Highly recommend.

Wherever there's a Leatherby's Creamery, I will not pass it up. I frequent the Elk Grove and Arden…read morelocations, and have been once or twice to the Folsom and Citrus Heights ones too. They have a Two for Tuesday deal and late night Happy Hour too in terms of deals. Yes, the ice cream is phenomenal, but don't sleep on their French fries and sandwiches/burgers, and chicken tenders! Their signature crab sandwich is famous, and if you're into eating challenges, they have the "Ultimate Daddy Dave's Challenge" (25 minutes to finish a double bacon cheeseburger placed between two grilled cheese sandwiches, a side of fries, and a 3-lb banana split). Rich's Banana Split is a popular choice for sharing, as is the Black & Tan. Aside from their Special or Famous Creations menu, there are more basic Sundaes and Simple scoops/dishes of just ice cream without toppings. For a solo appetite, I'd recommend the Matthew's Sundae (2 scoops, up to 2 flavors) in the shorter glass or the Rachel's Sundae (taller glass, 2 scoops). They make their own sauces like the caramel and hot fudge, chocolate, or creamy peanut butter. Other toppings include marshmallow, pineapple, strawberries, raspberries, and as for nuts, you can ask for chopped almonds on the side (no peanuts). They have a nice variety of ice cream flavors, and usually some seasonal/special ones. Right now they had a midnight cookie monster, s'mores, and strawberry cheesecake. Anything with Oreo in it is a fave of mine: Mint Oreo, Coffee Oreo, Peanut Butter Oreo, Cookies 'N Cream. Just discovered their "1982" flavor as well: caramel ice cream base, fudge swirl, and Oreos! This was pretty good on its own, but would be better as a sundae. Service was very good although when ordering similar items with different flavors/toppings, it seemed to me like the one Matthew's Sundae that had strawberry cheesecake, birthday cake and caramel was overflowing while the one with Coffee Oreo, Peanut Butter Oreo and hot fudge scoops did not stand as high. I suppose it could have been the hot fudge doing its melting action. Second round, the scoops of peanut butter Oreo versus the 1982 in the same size dishes also did not have equal heighths. The luck of the scooper.