My mom received some disgusting oysters that were probably left out for days, had literal BLACK…read moreMOLD on them (as seen on the pictures below). They smelled soooo bad (like piss and a garbage can that's been sitting out for a while). When we took them back to one of the managers there and I asked for her to smell them and she said she was ok and that she could smell it through her mask she had on. BLACK MOLD ON SEAFOOD is absolutely disgusting and they should really have a health inspector check them out!

Bought a breakfast burrito while charging my car. It was great. It was pretty large and tasty…read more They have large selection of food and a food court where you can sit and eat.

LA FOGATA MEXICAN FOOD…read more I've been stopping at this little Mexican restaurant in Greenfield since I was a teenager. I'm pretty sure if I drive through Greenfield on Highway 101 and don't stop here, it would somehow throw the universe off balance. My go-to order everywhere is chile rellenos, so I've had them at a lot of places over the years. I can honestly say these are my favorite chile rellenos anywhere. They come with this amazing white cream sauce that I've never seen anywhere else. You can order them à la carte, but do yourself a favor and get the plate with rice and beans. The rice and beans are ridiculously good and absolutely worth it. This time I got mine to go because we were in a hurry, which is why the photo is a cardboard box sitting on my lap in the car instead of a nice plate on a table like a civilized person. If you're driving Highway 101 and passing through Greenfield, this place is definitely worth the stop.

Seriously, my favorite Mexican restaurant ever! Even though we don't live in the area, we come…read morehere as often as we can. This is a place we cannot pass up! The food is fresh and delicious. Between their homemade tortillas, amazing guacamole, creamy refried beans, and my personal favorite, chili relleno (best I've ever had) this place has spoiled me for all other Mexican restaurants. The service is always excellent and staff is always friendly and welcoming.

On my road trip home from Monterey, I only had enough charge to make it comfortably out to King…read moreCity before I exited to charge the vehicle. The charging stalls for this station were located along the perimeter the parking lot of Burger King. Along with my fellow Tesla drivers, after plugging the car in for a charge, I walked over to the BK to use their restroom. Since I needed a full charge, I decided to get something to eat as well.

16 250kW stalls located in the Burger King parking lot. Nice to have more and more chargers on the…read more101! Charged at 430am and had the whole place to myself lol.

Literally so upset at the lack of human decency the community of Soledad have. Everyday I come to…read morecharge there is always shopping carts obstructing the way. It's sadly the only electrify America in town. :/ it would be nice if they added more around town. It would also be really nice if they added more throughout Northern California bc the distance between each station is absolutely wild.

Another painful clutter of cars waiting in a dangerous parking lot. Inadequate number of chargers…read moreand insufficient space for queuing. Electrify America is still working on the profit principle where the longer you keep people waiting the more money you make.

It is fine to come to charge, location is next to a gas station. They won't let you go restroom for…read morefree. You need to purchase something in order to use.

Demand charging is what tempted me to use this site. The was only one other vehicle charging when i…read morearrived, so received the lower charging rate.

This Tesla Supercharger is in a great location, has plenty of chargers, and is nearby to plenty of…read morerestaurants and a mall so you can make your stop useful while charging your Tesla! The area is safe and many chargers available so it was never full when we needed a charge. The area is well kept as well!

Blisteringly fast superchargers! We hit 637 miles per hour at these 150kw super-duper chargers!…read moreLocated on the edge of the Del Monte Mall there are scads of stores and restaurants to explore while your Tesla charges. If you are going to drive the 101 this a good supercharger to hit going in or out of Monterey-Carmel. There are no charging opportunities south till Paso Robles. So load up on electrons here. Recommend.

Second night here. Breakfast was decent. Selection of oatmeal, eggs, bacon, waffle, fruits…read more Spacious fitness center. Love this place. About 45 min to Soledad/ Salinas Valley State Prison. Will stay here again for business related visit.

Horrific employees. Zero customer service. No Hello when we walked in. This was our stay before…read morereaching Diamond Status with Hilton. Basic amenities not available. Room looks tired for a new build. Could have been a decent stay if employees had basic hospitality skills. Asked for a wine opener and they said none existed on site. Come on... have one behind the desk and open our wine for us. Extremely grim stay.

This EVgo charging station is to the right of the Nob Hill Foods entrance. You can use both credit…read morecards or an EVgo card at these locations. Three chargers and each a different type which means there will be times you have to wait to charge. Far left unit in photo has no charger sadly.

Unfortunately for us, Post Ranch Inn was one of our first stops on an eight-day coastal road trip…read more Unfortunate because they set a standard no other property or restaurant was going to match. I knew that going in. It was still starker than I expected. Start with the property. When that is the view off your deck, why go anywhere else? Stunning doesn't cover it. We hiked much of the grounds and every turn delivered something new. The kind of place that makes you slow down without even trying. Then the restaurant. Everything was perfect -- service, quality, execution. Much of the food sourced on property or from the surrounding community. My wife declared the salad the best she'd ever had. High praise for a salad. High praise, full stop. Special shout out to our server Yasmany and bartender Thomas -- both exceptional. What struck me most was how effortless the entire staff made it look. These are people who deal with guests from around the world, all arriving with high expectations of a high-end experience. And yet nothing felt forced. Nobody appeared to be trying to impress us. It was just perfect service, perfectly delivered. That's the rarest thing in hospitality. Highlight of the trip. Hands down. And I suspect, never to be repeated.

PLEASE READ THIS REVIEW BEFORE MAKING A RESERVATION -- IT MAY SAVE YOU THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS…read more If you are considering booking an ocean-view room at Post Ranch Inn between May, June, July, or August, I strongly encourage you to do extensive research about Big Sur's seasonal coastal fog before spending your money. Based on our experience, I would never book an ocean-view room during these months again. We paid nearly $10,000 for two nights in one of the resort's premium ocean-view accommodations because the breathtaking ocean views shown throughout their website were the main reason we chose this property. Unfortunately, during our entire stay, the ocean view was completely hidden by dense fog. We never saw the spectacular view that was advertised and pictured online. What disappointed us most was the lack of transparency. The website showcases beautiful, clear ocean views but does not adequately prepare guests for the possibility that the view may be completely obstructed for an entire stay during certain times of the year. If guests are paying thousands of dollars specifically for an ocean-view room, they deserve clear information about the seasonal risk of persistent coastal fog so they can make an informed decision. Throughout our stay, we repeatedly asked staff whether the fog would clear. We were consistently told that it would likely clear within a few hours. Unfortunately, that never happened. The fog remained throughout our stay, and we never got to enjoy the ocean view we paid a premium for. What made this even more frustrating was that, after repeatedly being told by multiple staff members that the fog would clear soon, one employee later told us that they were not supposed to tell guests that the weather was expected to remain the same for several days and that these foggy conditions are common during this time of year. According to that employee, this type of weather often persists throughout much of the summer season. I cannot independently verify that statement, but if that information was accurate, it raises serious concerns about transparency. Guests spending thousands of dollars for an ocean-view room deserve honest information about the likelihood of actually seeing the ocean during their stay. The room itself also had maintenance issues. The bar sink was clogged, and the shower valve/faucet was loose and repeatedly fell while being used. We reported both problems, but neither was repaired during our stay. Staff apologized, but no one came to address the issues. For a property charging close to $5,000 per night, I expected much better communication, transparency, maintenance, and overall value. I fully understand that the weather is beyond the hotel's control. However, what is within their control is how honestly they communicate the risk of seasonal fog to potential guests. Had we known there was a realistic possibility of spending our entire stay looking at a wall of fog instead of the Pacific Ocean, we would have chosen different travel dates, a different room category, or a different destination altogether. The property itself is beautiful, but based on our experience, the value did not come close to justifying the cost. If an ocean view is important to you, think very carefully before booking an ocean-view room during the late spring and summer months.

Enjoyed our experience here on a short Father's Day weekend getaway…read more Was greeted with wine and rubber duckies for the little ones. Also got free cookies and wine in our room. The room was spacious, we added a roller bed and BabyQuip crib. Signed up for the little rancher and was super cute. The kids got to feed the goats, per sheep, alpaca, donkeys and mini horses. Did breakfast buffet daily, as we had credit. We also went to the pool, and the kids loved it. Walked around the golf course and saw some deers. There was a wedding so it was kind of loud. Wished the in room dining had more food. All in all, good experience here.

My husband booked this place for the family with good intentions but missed a few details that I'd…read morelike to share in the hopes someone else may be reading reviews for this place. Location: beautiful breathtaking views tucked away in a mountain valley, it is a perfect spot to get away from the hustle and bustle from city noise pollution and high populations. Customer service: there are only 1-2 check in desks, where they spend about 10-20 minutes with each customer explaining the property amenities, location of room, events, etc. when you've been traveling all day, every minute feels like a lifetime. Restaurant: there is only one full service, sit in restaurant that gets booked very fast especially for dinner. Plan ahead and make a reservation in advance for every night you plan to stay on campus and eat there, otherwise, expect to wait until 8 pm or drive to the nearby restaurants which include a Subway, pizza joint, or a small Vietnamese restaurant. Earthbound Organic Farm is a great alternative option for a small breakfast or lunch bites. There is another Mexican restaurant nearby. Clientele in the mornings consist of rowdy children and their inconsiderate parents. I recommend asking to be seated outside if you have well mannered children and want to eat in peace. Rooms: mediocre clean. For being a Hyatt affiliated hotel, I had higher expectations, rooms are carpeted with wooden floors and heavy rugs. This resort is pet friendly so if you have someone in the family that suffers from allergies or has a very sensitive nose, this is not the best place to stay. As most Californian hotels that have carpeting, you can smell odors in the carpeting and linen. When things got hot and humid in our room, I got a nice whiff of dog. Basically any pet friendly hotel means that your linens will be washed with dog poo or other animal fluids. Rooms are only dusted at eye level but if you're someone that is concerned about dust mites, be prepared to get a showering of dust mites on bed, where the headboards reach 6' high and hold lots of lovely layers of dust. Coffee pot is sad and comparable to a motel 6 version with blah coffee, and lastly the beds are super firm with no ability to adjust (like other Hyatt holidays offer), and pillows are huge and uncomfortable. Foam alternative is slightly softer but still too high for a back sleeper or stomach sleeper. Bathroom: limited. They do provide tiny handwashing bars of soap made of lavender, and provide a tiny sample sac of lavender salt to use in tub but for those with allergies, best to request an alternative if any. Shower corners contain black mold. Refrigerators: our room had a tiny refrigerator that could hardly fit anything and doesn't cool sufficiently so for those moms packing extra healthy snacks for your kids, consider your fridge useless. All the strawberries, yogurts and hummus we purchased made it straight to the trash. Room patio: dirty and useless. There was a couple of upholstered seats and one table on our patio that could not be enjoyed as they were filled with dirt, dust and leaves. Would I stay here again? No - due to the pet issue for me. Most Californians love their pets and don't mind staying in places that wreak of dog butts that they've habituated to. Like I said, my husband had good intentions but there were too many issues that made it undesirable for me.