Their food is really good and I like how they have a gift shop ,so when you're done eating you can…read morego shopping.

*This is a review for the resort itself, not the restaurant, as we did not eat there but opted for…read morethe Harris Rabch BBQ House instead (delicious). My husband and I were roadtripping from San Diego to camp outside of Sacramento and got a flat tire near the resort. It was 110 degrees out but somehow I was so charmed by this place, I was able to convince him to get us a room for the night. Our room was so quiet, large, clean, and cute. The best was so comfortable, but they could add a pillow for soft pillow sleepers, as both were so overstuffed and big that I gave up and slept on a sweatshirt The property has three hot tubs, a lap pool, three restaurants, multiple gift stores- I mean, all things considered, it was adorable. If I ever find myself trapped in the armpit of California mid July again, I would come back for sure!

Nothing like beans eggs and bacon w/a huge biscuits and gravy form this great place! Food is…read moreexcellent. Nice folks, waitstaff. I need to get out there for lunch. My family says there is nothing on that menu that isn't tasty and well seasoned. They also DoorDash! Bonus!

A hidden gem for sure. So glad we came across this place. From the minute you walk in, you're…read morewelcomed by the friendly waitress (it's always the same lady whenever we've gone). It's a pretty small place but it's usually never packed. The food is delicious and you get generous portions. There biscuits and gravy are so good! They have the best breakfast around.

No food as the kitchen was closed my whole visit. Had a nice drink at the bar but was really…read morelooking forward to food.

First and foremost, this has probably been the worst service at the hotel bar I've ever had at a…read morehotel and that's coming from a guy that travels 48 weeks out of the year for work. The rooms themselves were great, my issue was with the bar. I'm supposed to be here for a few weeks for work but I will be going to the Marriott from here on while I'm in the area. My wife joined me this week for the travel, we decided to check the bar and restaurant out since we were both wanting to try it out. Our first order was their chocolate old fashion (regular od fashion with only chocolate bitters) and know creek. Bartender informed me they didn't have know creek and I made it 2 of the chocolate old fashions. When we got the drinks, it was basically makers mark with a splash of chocolate bitters over ice. I'm a bourbon fan and she made both those "old fashion drinks" in under a minute and they tasted like whiskey on the rocks. Wife hated it and I took her drink. I then ordered for her Titos and cranberry. Bartender said they were out of titos and she settled for Grey goose and cranberry. It was measured properly and very red, so can't complain but come on, you're going to charge us for Grey goose since you're out of titos but can't give it an extra splash? We looked at the menu and ordered the chicken Ceasars with NO chicken (there's a reason I'm making it clear that I said "no chicken") for the wife since shes vegetarian and I ordered their sampler platter. Bartender informed me that their fryer was broken and said I can order burgers and sandwiches, so I settled for chicken and bacon sandwich. A few minutes go by and the Bartender then said that they were out of lettuce and only had arugula salad. My wife then asked for the tomato soup since shes vegetarian and we were then told that the soup is no longer available and that it hasn't been removed from menus. So my wife settles for the arugula salad without chicken and a side cheese pizza. After bringing our food out, it was served in to go plates. I had chips for my side since the fries couldn't be made do to the fryer not working and my wife git her pizza and her chicken Ceasar arugula only salad....with chicken in it. So luckily she could pick the chicken out and we tried topnotch let it ruin our night. While eating, the Bartender was talking with a coworker who was off work and they were talking about how they hate customers who do this and who do that, very unprofessional since we weren't the only ones at the bar that night. During this time I asked for 2 waters and she brought out the 2 waters but didn't take my first empty old fashion glass or my wife's empty cranberry and vodka glass. She didn't even ask if we wanted another one. So we get the bill, $77.94 for the microwaved food, wrong order, bad drinks, etc. Terrible and has now made me cancel my booking for the remaining 2 weeks I'm here.

Roadhouse still has real fresh burgers. Menu is simple but they aim to please service is on point,…read morewaitress knows her menu, an provides a welcoming, helpful vibe to please. They have a very extensive whiskey selection. It's really nice.

Ate here for the first time. Delicious burgers well…read moreseasoned fries. It's a busy place and loud. Not a place for a quiet date, but if you don't care about the noise level, it's a place to try.

I would give Zee's Smash 10 stars if I could. This place is a GEM…read more Ambiance/Service: The people here were very helpful with the menu and accommodating to any modifications. The walls of the restaurant are decorated with all types of funny signs and retro pieces. I absolutely loved it. This is the perfect casual lunch or dinner. The fact that these burgers are so affordable is just the cherry on top. Food consensus: The Smashburgers were amazing, everyone in my group loved them. I went with the Mushroom Smashburger and it had all the elements of a perfect burger. It had plenty of mushrooms and I added raw and grilled jalopenos. It was delicious. Juicy, flavorful, and filling. The fries were the perfect texture, they had a great bite to them. I was given their aioli, house sauce, and ranch and I was in heaven trying all the different combinations. I think this is the best smash burger I've had so far. I ordered a biscoff shake and it was also good. They even top the shake with a generous amount of crushed biscoff. I highly highly highly recommend trying Zee's Smash. You won't regret it.

Solid Mediterranean cuisine in Tulare. We had the gyro dinner plate with pilaf and salad, and the…read morefalafel wrap with onion rings. The falafel could be more crisp, but overall the food was tasty. The sauces were a nice addition. Very cool ambience with comic book frames on the wall and other nostalgic themes. The workers were nice as well.

Great food. Excellent service. Great atmosphere- hometown feel. One of the best hoke-in-the wall…read morelocations.

10/10 great breakfast! Great service! Nice people. Highly recommend! Stopped here on our way home…read morefrom the Sequoias and was pleasantly surprised.

My girlfriend and I came here for our anniversary and the Japanese Crab Cake did NOT disappoint. It…read moretastes like a giant roll of sushi and was popping with flavor. The waitress and servers were really nice to us despite us showing up 40 min before closing. We came back the very next day for another crab cake, and now it's officially mine and my gf's favorite dish at Tachi!

We were really looking forward to dinner at what we believed would be a true steakhouse experience,…read morebut unfortunately, it was nothing close. Honestly, it felt more like a diner pretending to be a steakhouse. My husband ordered the $80 ribeye, and it was an absolute disappointment served cold and overcooked. For that price point, we expected quality and attention to detail, neither of which we received. We also ordered the calamari appetizer, and it was by far the worst calamari I've ever had soggy, cold, and completely unappetizing. To make matters worse, we ordered drinks before our meal, yet didn't receive them until after our appetizer and salad had already been served, which only added to the frustration. I truly don't know if this was a server issue, a kitchen issue, or both, but the overall experience was incredibly disappointing. Between the poor food quality, lack of timing, and disappointing service, this restaurant completely missed the mark. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for good food, quality service, or an actual steakhouse experience.

So I am not exaggerating when I tell you that the trip-tip sandwich is fantastic! The meat is…read moretender and well-seasoned, quite lean but still unctuous. One gets a generous portion and the sandwich was big enough for my husband and I to share with a side of tasty sweet potatoe fries (a bit extra - or you can get plain potato fries for no extra charge). We also got a side of the creamy coleslaw which is ok and even better if you add salt and a dash of malt vinegar (it needs acid imo). I didn't take a photo of the sandwich because so many other yelpers have already done so. But trust me it's worth the stop. Service is super warm and friendly, the place is spotlessly clean, and I am a fan. We liked the sandwich so much we ordered another to go for lunch the next day. I only wish I had room for pie! They offer a wide selection of pies and I've gotta think they are yummy too. Next time.

On a road trip, my friend Denise and I were looking for a convenience store in roads that were not…read morepaved with cement nor were they in the center of a chic boutique and a hits-the-spot every time boba shop. Yes, we were basically on dirt roads that saw a few scattered homes here and there, and visible old school phone towers (the brown kind) connected with wires (where crows sit on a row) existed, and not much else. We drove around in some circles, looking for this fabled store and found nothing, not even a Bigfoot. We noted how the moment felt like we were on an Iowa highway because we saw expansive fields and experienced a Middle-America atmosphere. I wanted a small stalk of wheat in between my teeth. As we drove, we saw this place and decided that this joint would replace the store we were looking for. At this point I started to listen to Carry on My Wayward Son by Kansas. If you know, you know. As soon as I entered I felt like I had stepped into a diner in the middle of nowhere, the type of spot where brothers talked about saving people, hunting things, you know the family business. My friend Denise did not know what I was talking about and when I tried to introduce the world to her with corny prompts she decided not to play along. Still for a fan the experience was nothing but a win!(chester). I cannot remember the person who helped us but she was a server who reported that she had lived in the surrounding area for most of her life. She was deepening the believe that we were on a route diner neglected by city reality. During this visit, I had fried okra for the first time in my life. It was weird to taste but not in a bad way. More like I had never tasted this texture before in my life. The texture that I had not tried before in my life was a gooey vegetable. Like the texture of the outside was exactly as advertised--- fried goodness. The actual okra was the gooey part. I do not want to sound crass, truly, I do not, but it did feel like enjoying something slimy, and I will leave it at that. Again, not wrong, just weird But I will not get it again. The server- the homegrown one- gave us fried pickles and these were much more to taste. Like, I i have had fried pickles before and I loved them but I had some that were not for me. But these, these, were pickle spears fried to brown goodness, and the mixture hit green- which does not mean go, more like Hulk enjoys, instead of smashes. It was a simple dish yes- green spear pickle fried but sometimes the goodness of a county fair is exactly what a roadtrip snack should be. The fair came to my table and I am not mad at that. On this trip I did have the Willow Dip which I feel is a close cousin to a french dip. What this place did well, at least I think, is putting it on an onion baguette. I am not sure if onion baguette is a middle-of-nowhere bread, but, I allowed it because the taste of the bread was, like tailored made for me, I am a sucker for onion, and not just because it gives me sexy breath. The food was standard, solid fare. Everything was just good nothing wrong with it, all good with it. The sauces were tasty, and added smoky sweet flavor that was welcomed. So this elevated the dish by addding a hickory taste. It did not save the dishes, but did make them better. The decorations were texas heavy. I should have taken more pictures. But sometimes the imagination allows for a space to feel more than at it is.

Totally worth the three min drive off the freeway! Fresh delicious tortillas chips and salsa and…read moreeveryone loved their food. We had burritos, quesadillas, tacos and salads and all were a hit. And most importantly on a road trip ... large, clean, new bathrooms. Thank you!

Our First Time Here Ever, At Gabby's Grill And Cafe. In Lost Hills, CA. On Our Way To San…read moreBernardino, CA To See My Fiancée's Sister. We Always Pass By And Never Stopped..!!! Time To See If They're Any Good...??? So I Ordered A Breakfast Burrito With Carne Asada, Eggs, Potatoes, Cheese. My Fiancée Ordered The Cheese Enchiladas With Beans And Rice..!!! I Ordered A Soft Drink Self Serve And I Was Conflicted Between Orange Crush Or Rootbeer..?? Rootbeer Won..!!! My Fiancée Ordered A Bloody Maria..!!!

Great food, great pricing…read more Here's a photo of the desert menu, very affordable and delicious. Milkshakes are on point!

I correspond with a guy who has been in state custody for more than 20 years. He just wrote that…read morehe had the best pastrami cheeseburger and an order of onion rings and some chicken nuggets. To what he says, they deserve 10 stars, not 5 stars. Bravo to Burger Palace for providing good, decent, and best food for inmates at Corcoran prison. Not surprising, the food at all prisons are substandard, if not inedible. So, this was a real treat! Next time you see a cook or a counter person at Burger Palace, say thank you from at least one, if not a thousand, prisoners.