Recently had a truly great experience purchasing a new Indian Chieftain. Was impressed with the…read morefacility, the friendly and knowledgeable staff, the inventory on hand, and the ease of having a bike prepared for a test ride. Want to give a special shout-out to Jim Nau (the salesperson I delt with) and Brittany who got me through all the paperwork. Blessing to all! Jeff Mc.

Bought my chief here 5 yrs ago. Was really disappointed, service was the worst. My bike parts I…read moreordered almost 7 mo before I received the bike and an additional 6 mo. To get the parts put on. I guess the service manager or mechanic was postponing as long as possible.. I bought the hp cams from them and then told me they were illegal in california.. why sell them to me. That didn't make sense. Ordered a paint pen over a month ago and they could send it to my house have to go there over a hr from my home. I was excited for indian to be my area, but this was a bad experience. Go to San Jose or Fresno. Customers service is way better...

I have been racing here for 25 years, since high school. Not much has changed. Friendly staff,…read moreample parking, and hours of fun. It seems like the track caters to the muscle cars the most, I suppose they gave the track the most business. I now take my son here, I hope it's still open next year when he's 16. Love this track!

It's an okay place but $3 for just a cup of ICE? Prices for…read morefood etc are little to much for snacks that are so simple. Came here to support family it's not to bad but I would definitely bring your own food, chairs, setup makes it more enjoyable.

I came here with my brother and cousin on a Sunday afternoon. It was $14.99 each person for mini…read moregolf. There weren't any groups ahead of us and there was only one group behind us. We were able to go at our own pace without feeling the need to rush, so that was nice. As for the courses, they were okay. I wish they were more spaced out. At the end of each course and near the hole, there's a part where the barrier is low. Our balls kept going out and into the next course, which was a little annoying. In course 3, my cousin's ball got stuck in the castle/building prop. We were really confused when the ball didn't come out the other side, but we were able to find and take it out of the hole it was stuck in. Overall, we still had fun, but I don't know if I would come here again.

After grabbing dinner for a birthday celebration, we planned on going bowling. We arrived next door…read moreat the Alley, and the vibe just wasn't for us. It was stupidly crowded, music so loud we had to yell at eachother. The place had more of a bar/club vibe than anything else. We decided to wander next door and check out the mini golf instead. Some 2000's throwback music was playing (but not obnoxiously loud) , a kids birthday party was wrapping up in the corner, and a handful of couples seemed to be enjoying their date nights. We decided to give this place a try. Overall it was a solid choice of entertainment for the evening. But I took a few stars away for the following reasons: 1. Cleanliness could be better. I sure hope they sanitize regularly. Might I even suggest hand sanitizer available and trash cans throughout the course. 2. The putting green where you place the ball at the start of each hole we're loose and spinning or completely detached on many of the holes. It made it difficult to hit the ball without making it move and fumble. These need to get repaired

This Elk Grove Giant Pumpkin festival two day weekend event has been occurring since 1994 but when…read moreCovid happened in 2020 it happened online. It was only recently we attended if we weren't away traveling as my wife loves a huge festival that entails lots of walking, live music, shopping & food. It's an ideal place at autumn time with giant pumpkin weigh-ins. This year 2025 the top pumpkin weighed 2,147 pounds! Brian Werner from Gridley California won. This year they also had a scarecrow contest, pumpkin recipe contest, lil pumpkin cupcake & youth art contests. There were also multiple stages of entertainment & the pumpkin regatta happened on Sunday. We didn't arrive here until after an hour of opening yet they had plenty of parking at 20 dollars a pop. We did spend several hours here so it was worth our time. Also they do have kids rides & activities for them! That tractor tram ride for kids only looked so fun! It is really a family friendly event! This year we bought their Mediterranean food: chicken gyro & lamb salad. Service was good. My chicken gyro however was meh. Yet my wife loved her tasty spicy lamb salad as she ate the entire entree bc she was hangry! That value on that salad was worth it to her! My wife even purchased her favorite chocolate dipping' dots bc people kept walking past us eating them! We also observed some people dressed in costumes & lots of furry friends on leashes. An ideal place for people watching too! The weather was the most perfect right after a stormy week! Not hot as the temperature was nice & cool! Last Saturday it was odd though as the internet was down so they encouraged to bring cash! Cash is King! Now if you missed this year's festival make it a point to attend next year. It usually occurs the first weekend in October. You will be highly entertained. Seriously. My wife thought her pictures she captured were exceptionally pretty bc of the beautiful pumpkin orangey colors especially against the greenery background, bright sun & blue pond. It does make you appreciate our lovely sunny California weather. We are truly blessed.

Being a local Elk Grovenian and living here for 20+ years, I have never been to the ever popular…read moreand famous GPF. Why? I don't know but perhaps I was influenced by someone years back telling me it's not worth coming because there's hardly anything. Boy were they wrong!! I enjoyed every minute of the GPF. Sure it's mostly for kids but I as an adult, with no kids, I still had fun going. There are plenty of food vendors, coffee vendor and a variety of desserts (ice cream, kettle corn, shaved ice). The cooling desserts are much needed on a hot day in October like it was this past weekend. Don't forget to bring a water bottle, hat & sunglasses since you'll be at the park for a couple hours. The vendors are all spread out in Elk Grove Park so there's an ample amount of walking to experience all that there was to offer at the GPF. My friend and I got there close to opening on Sunday morning which is the last day. We did hit a bit of traffic, however, traffic was moving and we weren't stuck on the street for more than 5 minutes. If you go early, you'll find good paved parking. If you go later, you'll be parking in the unpaved areas. Parking was $10 and it is all day or you can chance it and park in the neighborhoods. I was most excited to see the pumpkin regatta but we didn't get to see it because I think they started rowing the pumpkin boats slightly before 12 pm (12 pm was scheduled time). I did see them carving the pumpkins when we arrived at 10 am. There's plenty of photo ops for little kids and adults in the pumpkin village and there was also a scarecrow contest. Many of the vendors give out useable freebies which can be used during the festival or later on. There were also other small businesses that had their own booths such as arts & crafts, trinkets, hand made soaps & bath bombs etc. Plenty of things to do for the whole family of all ages. Just a note, there are 2 different events for Saturday and Sunday. The pumpkin weigh-in occurs on Saturday along with some other fruits & veggies weigh-ins. Sunday is the pumpkin regatta and the big splash after the regatta. There are also different events at the main stage and smaller stages too. Next year, I'm coming on Saturday to watch the pumpkin weigh-in. The winners for the pumpkin weigh-in were present on Sunday with their awards, and there was a final standing for all participants.

Formerly known as EGRun4Hunger, this 10K & 5K Run/Walk and Kids Run used to be held at Elk Grove…read moreRegional Park, benefitting Elk Grove Food Bank Services. I ran the 5K back in 2018, and the 5K Run4Independence for 2024. Elk Grove Food Bank is still one of the nonprofit charitable organizations supported, but also for 2024 was Al-Misbaah, put on by Laguna Sunrise Rotary Club. Packet Pickup was held at Fleet Feet Elk Grove (Elk Grove Blvd) from 10am-6pm on July 3rd only, you could get either a cotton shirt or technical shirt (upcharge) with registration. Bibs chipped for timing, pins provided and the only swag was some coupons for free Petite Patty Sundaes at Leatherby's. Race-day pickup started at 6:30AM. I overheard that road closures would start as early at 6:45AM. We were suggested to arrive at least 45 minutes early to allow for parking. The race started/ended at District56/Elk Grove Aquatics Center, off of Big Horn. To beat the Independence Day heat, race start times were moved up half an hour, with the kid's 1/4-mile and 1/2-mile runs going first around 7:30AM. The 5K and 10K runners started together at 8:05AM, with some signage to attempt lining up by pace. However, most people were staying in the shade until it was time to line up. Before the race started, they had the national anthem and even a Zumba demo to pump people up, and someone from KCRA3 was the emcee. Some poles to avoid in the parking lot at the beginning of the course, but marked with cones and course monitors (volunteers and EGPD) were good. Mile markers were A-frames. The course took us mostly through the Elk Grove Auto Mall, which unfortunately did not offer very much shade at that time of morning, and a frontage road parallel to Highway 99. For the 5K course, there was one aid/water station. At the 5K/10K course split/fork, it was verbal (I don't remember if there was signage too) to let runners know that 5Kers turned right and 10Kers proceeded straight (was not exactly a double loop of the 5K). I got a unisex t-shirt and an impressive coaster-sized color finisher medal. Post-race had bananas and mandarins, ice cold water bottles, a free photo booth (@photobooth.fairy), and other vendors/sponsors such as Your Home Assistant, In-Shape Family Fitness, The Park at Laguna Springs, and I also saw free samples of LMNT hydration packets, spin wheels for freebies like stress balls, fans, water bottles, protein/granola bars, stickers, American flags, etc. Other promoted races were Running of the Elk, Urban Cow, Apple Hill, and Running with the Cops. I didn't see if there were porta-potties, but there was only one out of two functioning stalls in the women's restroom near the District56 mural. Not sure if the Cafe or other buildings were unlocked/open for public restroom use as well. Parking did have traffic directors as well as a food truck (Balance Me Out mobile coffee trailer), and the Rotary Club was making pancakes too. Race results were available same-day via Athlinks. I did not check if there were also official race photos along the course.

Finally got a change to visit the Humidor. Came on mother's day with my wife and friends to…read morecelebrate mothers day as well as a birthday. We luckily were able to get seated immediately. The chairs are very nice and comfortable, the place has excellent ventilation and the smell of smoke was minimal. Our server Ilana (I'm sure I spelled it wrong sorry) was great. Not only did she take our drink order she made them as well. We were all please with our drinks. We ordered food as well, the food was also good. We had a great time and will definitely be returning guest.

Bourbon, Cigars & a Cozy Lounge at Sky River Casino!…read more The Humidor at Sky River Casino in nearby Elk Grove is the first and only dedicated bourbon and cigar lounge in the Sacramento regional casino market. Service: Decent, friendly, and informative. The staff was happy to explain the different drinks and cigar options. Rare Pours: They have 100+ whiskey selections from around the world, including hard-to-find and allocated bottles like Pappy Van Winkle. DRINKS I recommend: * Espresso Martini: A classic espresso martini served in a stemmed coupe glass with a nice foamy crema top. * Yellowstone from the Smoke Box: WhistlePig 6yr, Demerara simple, orange, and Angostura bitters. * Gotham from the Smoke Box: Angel's Envy, Carpano Antica, orange, and Angostura bitters. CIGARS: The cigar room has more than 168 selections. If you like sweeter, aromatic cigars, I'd recommend these popular Drew Estate options: * Lava Toro Latte: Mild-to-medium bodied and box-pressed. It tastes like a premium coffeehouse drink, with creamy mocha, espresso, vanilla, and caramel notes. Smooth and buttery. * Deadwood Sweet Jane: Mellow-to-medium bodied with a strong hit of sugar and vanilla bean sweetness. If you're a regular, you can even request a locker to store your cigar and liquor collection. Seating & Ambience: Big, comfy sofas and a dimly lit, relaxed atmosphere. It's a nice spot to sit back, have a drink, and enjoy a cigar. One downside: The smoke smell definitely lingers throughout the lounge. They do have a specialized air-control and filtration system designed to keep the space comfortable, but you can still smell the smoke pretty much everywhere. Overall, a cool spot if you're into bourbon and cigars or just want a more laid-back lounge experience at Sky River Casino.

My first experience visiting Fog Willow Farm was as a parent chaperone during my son's kindergarten…read morefield trip, and it was such a wonderful day. We rode the bus from the school and checked in at the designated field trip area when we arrived. Since there were four classes, they split us into groups, which made everything feel organized and smooth. The kids absolutely loved the hay ride and getting a tour of the farm to see the layout. One child was so excited she almost fell over. Her water bottle fell but she was safe. We then visited the animals and learned about all the amazing things the farm does, which was both fun and educational. After the tour, the kids enjoyed time on the playground and had snacks. There were also shops and places to eat, which was great for families and chaperones. The bathrooms are port-a-potties. They do have hand washing stations. I had never heard of this farm before, but it truly exceeded my expectations. We will definitely be back next year! It was only $5 per child and $15 for parents which wasn't bad.

I took my daughter and her kids to the farm. It was my first time and it was so much fun. What a…read moregreat value as well. One price for everything instead of buying attractions. The boys had so much fun running around and looking at the animals. Riding the train was fun and so was picking out pumpkins. I can't wait to go back next year and make this an annual trek out the farm!

We took our bike to rob after the dealership couldn't fix our bike....He found the part number that…read morethe dealership says they couldn't find after a month of searching. Yeah right!! Rob found the part before we even brought the bike to him, he surpassed our expectations. Got us back on the road safely. And worth, every penny, 10 stars!!!

From the owner: Hard Luck Speed and Performance provides service, repairs and specializes in enhancing Harley…read moreDavidson motorcycles, offering services like in-house porting of cylinder heads, cylinder boring and honing, as well as comprehensive race and street engine builds. Utilizing cutting-edge equipment and a commitment to high-quality craftsmanship, we aim to maximize your engine's performance and doing it with the most precision and quality possible.

BEST DEALERSHIP IN THE STATE HANDS DOWN. I read through some of these reviews and can tell some…read morepeople just want to be a victim and don't know how chaotic dealerships can be. The inventory is one of the largest I have ever seen and they have several showrooms and a ton more bikes that arent even on the floor yet. They even have their showrooms organized by bike category. Their prices are extremely reasonable but the customer service is really what sets them apart. While there are times they are running around like crazy trying to sell bikes and can't take a ton of time to chat or take on another customer, they are always super friendly and will just have a friendly chat when they have the time, even when they know I am just there for service. Not often you run into salespeople that will just take some time to chat when they know you aren't buying anything. I would highly recommend this dealership to anyone whether it is for parts, service, or for a new toy!! I live quite a ways away and it is always worth it. You guys are the best!

The racist guy in finance ruined my entire experience here…read more The people on the showroom floor don't ask if you need help, so you pretty much have to go up to them to get any assistance. Everything was going well with the salesperson--until I got to finance. Overall, the guy in finance was both incompetent and racist. He wasn't knowledgeable about some of the add ons he was trying to sell me, especially when I asked about the GPS unit. I had to look it up during our conversation because he had no idea how it worked. I also asked him if he had any information booklet on the GPS unit and he went into his desk and instead of handing it to me or sliding it, he throws it on the desk in front of me. After I purchased the GPS unit and a tire protection plan, I mentioned that I might be moving in a year or two. I asked if the tire protection plan would be honored at any local dealership, and he said yes. Then, out of nowhere, he asked me, "Are you moving to Mexico?" I responded, "Why would I be moving to Mexico?" He tried to justify it by saying, "Oh, because I'm not sure they would repair your tires with this plan." Of all the places he could have named, locally or another state, he assumed I was moving to Mexico because I'm Hispanic. A few days later, I got a call from their department asking me to review my experience, and I explained everything that had happened. I don't know if they ever addressed it with their racist employee, but honestly, I don't care because I will not be coming back. I should have listened to the other reviews warning about the lazy salespeople and the racism. The only helpful people were the people in maintenance and the salesperson who helped with getting the bike prepped.