Five stars, because it exists. The City of Davis spent $14,000 to build a six inch tunnel under the…read morePole Line Road overpass. To mark the spot, a tiny frog (not toad) hotel was built, the entrance leading to the tunnel, meant to save the little creatures from being squished on the road. It's truly one of the seven wonders of Davis. Destination worthy. Find the tiny hotel in the Post Office parking lot.

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!

Had some time to burn in Davis a few weeks ago, and decided to stop by this small, boutique style…read moretasting room. I was pleasantly surprised and plan to make this a recurring stop whenever I'm in the area. I was helped by Joseph. He was extremely friendly and knowledgeable with all the selections. A basic tasting was only $20 and well worth it. The tasting areas a very quaint and comfy, plus there is outside seating as well. As for the wine, it was very good. My expectations were low, but Nashoba definitely impressed me. Even bought a couple of bottles to bring home. If you got the time, and feel like doing a tasting away from the normal wine regions, I strongly recommend Nashoba Wines.

We finished lunch and had some time to kill…read more We wanted to go to a bar but found Nashoba wines on Yelp instead. The owner greeted us at the front counter. He was friendly and knowledgeable. We bought a bottle of Tempranillo amongst the 3 of us. Before opening the bottle he poured us each a splash to try which I appreciated. The wine was good. We enjoyed it in an indoor sitting area. A nice finish for the day. If I'm in the area I would definitely come back.

What an amazing afternoon. Dawnie is an amazing host. She knows the local food industry, the ins…read moreand outs of the local restaurants, the art history and the wonderful 49'er history of Sacramento. I've lived in the area and didn't know half of what she knew. She is wonderful.

We do a lot of food tours when we travel but have never thought about doing one in our own city…read more Our friend who was visiting booked the Midtown tour it and it turned out to be a really wonderful afternoon! We tried five different places that she chose based on the group's preferences. We had a cocktail, a coffee drink, a dessert, and a few different dishes from midtown restaurants. I never felt full (the F word!) but I was happily satisfied at the end. I had never eaten at any of these places so now I know more great places to try. Dawnie has an amazing depth of knowledge about the area, the food scene, and the history of our Farm to Fork capital. She loves the city and it shows in how she highlights it in her tour. The biggest surprise for me was the street art. I had never noticed these murals nor did I realize we had a history of street art and unique festivals. I will definitely be checking those out more in the future! I hope to do more of their tours and explore other parts of the city in the future!

My first time running in the rain! Thankfully, it was mostly light rain and I had my cheap rain…read moreponcho on. It proved to be more of a hindrance since it kept billowing in the rain. I wanted to rip it off, Hulk style, but I kept it on. The crowd usually thins out as you run but that wasn't the case here. I constantly had to maneuver around people. Aside from that, it was a fun run! Gobble gobble!

Loved the Turkey Trot this year. 1,660 people in the 5k, 1,196 in the 10k. I like that the race…read moreisn't actually on Thanksgiving because it's on a weekend instead. Also, it frees up Thanksgiving day if you want to do another race! This is what makes this race 5-stars for me: PROS: -You can pick up your bib/shirt packet on the day of the race -There's plenty of parking within the general race area -There was a variety of vendors around -Printed race results posted about 2 hours after the race -Race results posted online later that day -Well staffed - plenty of volunteers -Well marked - plenty of route guides -Nice shirts and technical shirt upgrade option, long sleeve shirt option -The medals for placing in your age division were actually high-quality. I attached a picture of one. -Race starts are all staggered. CONS: -The only con that I can think of was that there wasn't that many port o potties for a race this size. They definitely cheaped out on that one. PLENTY OF OPTIONS! The kids races were really cute. -Standard 5k/10k options -Stroller baby 5k -1 mile kids race -0.5 mile kids race -0.25 mile kids race -200m yard dash for toddlers!

Made a Yelp account just to leave this review!…read more We went to Great Bear Vineyards for their Valentine's day Chocolate and Wine tasting and had a wonderful time. Their chocolate/wine pairings complemented beautifully together and left us savoring each individual flavor. Afterwards we were visited by Jenny, a winemaker who noticed our cups were empty and offered us more wine to taste. Overall, a very pleasant and romantic experience. Would love to visit again in better weather (and when the grapes are in season)!

First time visiting Great Bear Vineyard. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a very nice staff. Our…read moreoriginal plan was just to stop by for a glass of wine, but we weren't really asked what option we preferred and were automatically charged for a wine tasting. I'm guessing wine tastings are mainly what the vineyard offers, but it would've been nice to have the choice explained first. This is where my 2/5 stars comes in. They only had one person serving about 12 tables. My party was only a group of 2, but there were other tables with groups as large as 9 people. It literally took 25 minutes to receive my second pour, and the only reason we got it was because I had to remind the staff. I think having at least two people pouring wine would make the experience much smoother. Upon arrival, they also have a small parking area for non-reserved parking. Luckily, we were able to find a close spot. As for the restroom, personally I'm not a fan of unisex bathrooms, and they also did not have seat covers available. Overall, the staff was friendly, but the service and organization could definitely be improved. Apart from all this, I have visited multiple wineries in Livermore, which is closer to the Bay Area, and their wine bottles are much cheaper. Their wine tasting options are also more affordable. This is just my personal experience and opinion overall I don't think I would consider coming back.

My daughter brought me here for my birthday, and it was my first time visiting. I can honestly say…read morethis was one of the best dining experience I've ever had. I travel quite a bit for food and family, including trips to Las Vegas, colorado, and Southern California and the service here truly stood out. Danielle R. provided phenomenal service and everyone working on the floor was welcoming, attentive, and professional. Look for the Morgan Wallen look-a-like (missing a lol) The hospitality made my birthday feel extra special. For my entree I ordered the carbonara along with a glass of sangria. My daughter ordered several appetizers including the calamari, fried ravioli, and a mixed green salad with candied walnuts and cranberries. Everything was absolutely delicious! I will definitely be back & I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great dining experience.

I used to enjoy Paesanos, but my latest order was a huge disappointment. I ordered a cheese pizza…read morewith mushrooms, and they charge $1.25 for a single topping, yet the quality was nowhere near worth the price. I've ordered from Paesanos before, so I know what they're capable of. Unfortunately, today's pizza wasn't even close and the biggest issue was that the pizza was undercooked. The cheese barely had any color, the center wasn't baked, and the whole pizza looked rushed. Comparing it to my June 14 order, the difference is obvious. The difference in quality speaks for itself. It's disappointing to spend good money on a pizza that doesn't meet the standard they've set in the past. I hope they can be more consistent going forward.