I have been trying to get my headlights changed on my Mazda CX7 for months! My husband tried to do…read moreit, my dad tried to do it, we watched YouTube videos and it just wasn't gonna happen without taking it in somewhere. I called Haag Performance because they had great reviews and they were close to my job. They don't usually do repair work, but Mike was so nice and said he would have his son take care of it for me. My husband took the car in, (unfortunately I had to work), but they took the car right back and got to work! My husband said they were very professional as well as friendly, they offered him a drink and showed him an engine they were working on. They cleaned my headlights which looked awful before, now they look like brand new!! I would definitely take my vehicle back there and I appreciate the Haag business for taking great care of us!! Thank you, Mike and family!!!

Mike and Chris are awesome! Honest and fair, they are out to…read moremake a living by treating customers right, not by making a buck at customers expense. They know their stuff, do quality work and stand behind the job! I was in dire straights with my 94 RX7 Wenkel. He clearly explained the situation (blown engine) by showing me a dismantled rotary and my little oddity hauls butt reliably now.

The Golden State Pinball Festival is the ultimate gaming time in the heart of Lodi, California…read more Collectors and local enthusiasts donate their pinball machines to be played on a "free play" mode for hundreds of eager players. A flat rate at the door gets you all day play or but a 3-day pass for the ultimate weekend of pinball. There is a silent auction and a raffle and a chance to win a pinball machine. This is a wonderful event that supports the World of Wonders (WOW) Science Museum in downtown Lodi.

This was my first year attending and I can't wait for next year! I was honestly blown away with the…read moreamount of pinball machines they had. With admission, you have free play on all machines that span the decades of pinball history. It was great fun and a great vibe. If you're hungry they have a food truck and beverages can be purchased for consumption outside of the pinball areas. Well worth the money AND all proceeds go charity. Volunteer run, please come and support!

Great times! Come out next season and let's get this flat track party started! Had a great time at…read morethe marathon today! The club members work hard to keep the track nice and the experience enjoyable! I look forward to the races and the camaraderie amongst riders and fans. Great family outing!

After a very long trip and temperatures in the 100s, I was very disappointed. The track prep and…read moreseating areas are fantastic. Concessions are very well priced and they also sell beer. So why the 2 star rating? I used to run a oval track in Ohio and I witnessed a lack of urgency in starting the event. They needed more corner workers. But it didn't matter as there was no more than 4 riders in the 10 heats that I watched. Many races had 2 people only. I left after 1 hour of this. I am sorry to say but I wish they could pull more riders and have on track staff ready to roll. The concessions, gate man, fans and announcer all receive a 5 star rating.

Buon Giorno fellow Italian foodies!…read more This was our first time attending and we both had a blast at the Lodi Festa Italiana! It is an annual one day event held on the grounds of the Grape Bowl and there was plenty of food and wine to sample and activities and entertainment to enjoy. Admission was $15 a person at the gate but I believe you could purchase tickets in advance for a special price. Parking was free. There were several food vendors, bands playing, and even an opera performance! In addition, there were cooking demos, bocce ball, a car show and a sauce contest where you could pay $5 to be a judge. In the main hall they had craft vendors and a very interesting history of local Italians who have contributed to the community. While attendance was great, the Grape Bowl grounds are spacious enough so you could walk around easily. I would definitely love to attend this event next year and I highly recommend it. Alla famiglia!

First time attending the Lodi Fair. I'm used to the 2 in Oakland growing up. This was the same just…read moreupgraded! They had a lot more to offer from food vendors, regular misc vendors and activities for the kids. Plenty of parking (however pin your car and remember what lot you're in!) I didn't realize there were 2 entrances. We entered in the front, yet when we were leaving we walked out through the back and didn't recognize or notice until we got all the way out that our car was on the entirely opposite side. Luckily they allowed us to re-enter so we didn't have to walk around. It was definitely packed, parking can be paid with Apple Pay! Purchase tickets online a few days before the fair for the best deals! I can't wait for next year to come back and enjoy some sun, rides, and carnival foods.

I throughly was impressed by all the great food, entertainment, and rides and games here. But I…read moreended up having such a poor experience! There were too many people to enjoy anything there were no seating for me and my family when we wanted to watch the performance. The lines were very long for absolutely everything except the food and drinks which constantly made us give up and walk away. Everyone was scattered everywhere and it was hard for my family to stay together. I loved the idea and concept of the grape festival but honestly wish there was some sort of capacity limit. Also. My daughter was waiting in line for numerous rides and they were telling her she was either too short or too tall to rides and my niece is actually one inch taller than my daughter and was let on rides. Over all I just wish there was a capacity limit so we could've enjoyed the festival more throughly.

Can you believe it?! Three World Series wins in five years for the Giants! This is the third trophy…read moretour in five years, this stop in Lodi. I attended the original tour in 2010 when it stopped in Stockton, so seeing it in Lodi is a complete treat. Most of this review will also apply to the other stops in the tour. The trophies were on display for pictures from 5PM-7PM so you had to get there a little early to ensure that you would be able to see the trophies. (All three of course..) They actually started letting people in early so it really doesn't hurt to get there early. You had to be inside the doors by 7 to make it in...they are not very forgiving when it comes to the time. Once you were inside they had you sit in the theater in order that you were in line, and let you watch highlights of the whole World Series while you were waiting. They took people back in rows of two, and then would fill those two rows up with people waiting outside. We probably waited 20 minutes outside and 40 inside, which was really awesome. Instead of a hour standing in line most of the time waiting was reliving the Series in a comfy chair. Bravo to whoever thought of that idea. The line moves pretty fast, they have their own "team" photographer who takes the picture or pictures you want (no touching the trophies themselves) but they try and discourage people from taking their own shots. The pictures end up online for you to order or do a digital download. You could also buy them there, we bought all three pictures we took for 50 bucks, it sounds like a lot but they turned out great and the first thing I did when I got home was scan them and turn them digital. So yes, it's all about publicity and probably a little about money but isn't everything? It's awesome to see ALL THREE trophies without the travel and special passes somewhere else. Totally worth the time, and just a reminder what an amazing time it is to be a San Francisco Giants Fan!! Orange and Black forever!!