Since I now have to make multiple trips between Bay Area and SoCal annually Bravo Farms has now…read morebecome a tradition. Even if you're not grabbing bbq, I like to grab some coffee or energy drink for the drive. This trip I forgot some gifts for family and shopped here for cutest bear figuerine and planes and mad libs for kids. They really have it all. And you can stretch your legs while you shop. Service is always friendly. There's always plenty of parking and bathroom stalls. Cute, convenient and clean. See you in a few months, Bravo Farms.

Stopped by for lunch. The young lady that was taking our…read moreorder was extremely rude and had such attitude, we ended up just leaving. We first asked her if they have any seafood choices, to which she said "no". Then we asked for a menu, and literally the first thing on the menu was a Salmon salad. We ordered that and a few more dishes and a hot tea. She rolled her eyes at us every time we asked about the dressing on the side or a substitute for a side. And then we asked for a cup of hot tea, and she hands us a clear plastic cup. I told her it would melt and she looked at me with such attitude, as if I said something offensive or inappropriate. She kept huffing and puffing and rolling her eyes. We ended up canceling the whole order and leaving. I don't know if she was just having a bad day or if there's lack of training, but it was very disappointing.

I used to live nearby, back in the early 80's. Not sure I ever dined here though. I learned the…read moreresort is a more casual version of the higher end restaurant. I was seated in the bar area (no choice offered), which was odd as this was mid-week and the place was far from crowded. I was attended quickly and placed an order for a Tanqueray martini. It arrived well mixed. I decided on a porterhouse after confirming with my waiter that the filet would not resemble a t-bone, but be a full filet as a porterhouse should. The steak was cooked properly, salad and sides fresh and delicious. I took off a star because my waiter gave up on me. He had checked in several times (I eat really slow these days and it was a lot of food) and the last time offered to bring me a box. I was ready to order dessert, but after a full ten minutes of an invisible waiter, I went to the hostess and offered to pay. She said she would send my waiter to my table. So, back to my table I went and waited some more. By the time he arrived, I was very unhappy. I had planned on coffee and dessert. But ended up going to the gas station next door and picking up some canned espresso and cream. Walking to my car, was an olfactory assault. If you've ever driven past Harris Ranch and the miles of cows standing under the shade structures in their own feces, you have a mild sense of what I experienced. But this was so much worse. My eyes began to water as I imagined I was walking through the feed lots. The stench of urine and cow crap was obnoxious. Some way to end an otherwise good meal. Between the service and the outdoor aroma, I doubt I'll return.

We stopped in this hotel for the night on our way moving from San Diego to Sacramento to cut up the…read moredrive. We had read that they accommodated a lot of RVs and people with U-Haul's, etc., so felt safe staying there for the night. Checked in about 9 PM. Everybody was super helpful. We have our cats with us so we were a little stressed out about how it was going to be, but they made sure that we were comfortable and we were in a really nice, large and clean room. I did think that the property is a little bit dated. They've done a good job with upkeep. The only issue I really had was that when I got out of my car there was a very strong animal smell. I asked at the front desk with that smell was, and they said that it was fertilizer that they applied to the fields that night. It was intense. We got up and we're back on the road by 5 AM. Unfortunately we did not get to try the restaurant although I heard that their steakhouse is excellent. Also, the pool looked really beautiful and clean.

When I think of Harris Ranch, I think steaks. That's it. Never would I have thought their bakery…read morepumps out some delicious pastries and desserts. The bakery is part of the country store, which sells such random housewares and souvenir-type stuff. They have a chocolate truffle case on one side and the other side, the pastries and desserts. The pastries looked delicious and I got a few to try. They also have bags of day-old cookies for a good price. Eclair 4/5* I'm not a huge fan of eclairs with the soft fudge on top instead of the hardened chocolate. Taste wise though, it was a good eclair. The cream isn't overly sweet and the eclair itself was a light dough. Napoleon 5/5* If there's something Harris bakery does right, it's flaky pastries. Surprisingly, this Napoleon stayed crispy the entire drive home and survive even in the refrigerator the next day. Many others I've had usually get soggy, but these layers of puff pastry stayed crisp to the end of every last bite. The cream was fluffy and not too sweet, and paired perfectly with the ripe strawberries. Banana Cream Pie 3/5* I love anything banana and just had to get it when my eyes landed on the perfect swirl of whip cream covered in chunks of buttery crumbles, atop a neat little mini pie. However, the pie itself was too mushy. The crust was soggy, with the smoothness of the banana cream, soft banana slices, and rich whip cream, everything combined was too much mush. It was also too sweet. I did enjoy the crumble on top though. That was the only saving texture. Strawberry Cream Horn 5/5* Wow these were so unexpectedly delicious! The horn is super flaky and delicate, filled from end to end with a light strawberry cream. On top, bits of dehydrated strawberries were not only beautiful but added a nice tartness and texture, contrasting with the silky cream. This was a great upgrade on your classic cream horn. Chocolate Chip Cookies with Walnuts 3/5* Nothing special. They tasted better the longer they sat out because they were crisper. I prefer my cookies to have sea salt for that good balance of salty and sweet, but these cookies were just one noted. Next time, I have my eyes set on this towering cake they had on the counter and of course, take home some of those yummy cream horns.

Highly disappointing to see the Country Store as of late…read more We have been going to Harris Ranch for as long as I can remember and I am 52 years old. It feels like our home away from home as we go back and forth from Northern California and to visit our family in Orange County. We always LOVED seeing the store and its unique gifts that filled the entire place. For some time, there looks to be maybe a quarter of what they used to have. So sad... I used to come and find a lot of my Christmas gifts for people during the holidays. This past Christmas, I went in and the place looked desolate. I was confused and wondered if I missed it all? I don't know if Harris Ranch is not doing well, but it really looks like they're struggling if you look at the empty feel of the store. We just left the shop now on our way back down to Southern California and once again shocked and highly disappointment. It was bad.. I really hope that whatever happening there gets better so that the store can return to the gorgeous shop that it once was.

We stopped at the McDonald's in Coalinga, CA and ordered through the app. I'll give credit where…read moreit's due -- the app was easy to use and made ordering simple. That part worked smoothly. Our food actually came out pretty decent. It was hot, tasted fresh, and was put together better than I expected considering how busy it was. The kitchen seemed to be holding it together. But the front of the store? That was rough. The dining area looked like it had been hit by a hurricane. Tables weren't cleaned, trash was building up, and the straw/soda station was sticky and messy. There were a lot of people standing around trying to order. The manager was loudly telling customers they wouldn't be served for a while and should just use the kiosks. That didn't exactly calm the crowd. There was confusion, frustration, and a pretty tense atmosphere overall. Bottom line -- good food and an easy app experience, but the front-of-house operations and cleanliness need serious attention. With better organization and some basic cleaning, this place could be a lot better.

We stopped at this McDonald's because we knew our kids would enjoy it. Unfortunately, our…read moreexperience wasn't very good. When we walked in, things seemed fine at first, but the table we chose was sticky and hadn't been cleaned properly. We also used the restroom, and it was dirty. It would be nice if the staff checked and cleaned the restrooms every hour or so. When our food came out, they forgot one of the Happy Meals, so we had to wait and try to get someone's attention. It seemed like the employees could hear us, but they ignored us for a while before helping. Once we finally sat down to eat, the fries were overcooked, and the sandwich buns looked stale or different than usual. Overall, the food quality and cleanliness were disappointing. I hope this location improves its cleanliness, pays closer attention to orders, and provides better customer service in the future.

All delicious. We got sandwiches(brisket and pulled pork) and taco salad and a main tri-tipwith…read moremacNcheese. I would get the taco salad with Tritip on a return trip. Dressing was so good and generous slices of avocado. Misters out on the porch seating are nice. Bathrooms were clean. Simple menu but lots of choices. Lots of Tesla chargers.

After reading the Yelp reviews, we decided to give Harris Barbecue Express a try. A big thank you…read moreto the Yelpers who mentioned calling ahead! I called about 20 minutes before we arrived and was able to skip the ordering line and go straight to the cashier. Our food was ready in less than 5 minutes. Definitely a good tip if you're stopping here. We each got a half-pound of brisket with mac and cheese for $18.99. The brisket was okay, but honestly, I expected more from Harris. I actually prefer Armadillo Willy's. Remember to ask for BBQ sauce as they don't give it to you automatically. The mac and cheese was worse than the blue box kind It tasted more like survival food. But the other sides didn't look very good either, and I need some kind of carb with my meat, so I guess you pick your poison. The biggest issue for us was the heat. It was like sitting in an oven. Even with the shade and misters going, it was still so hot that we only managed about eight bites before calling it quits. For about $20 a person, it's not a bad deal for brisket, especially from a gas station. But would I stop here again? Probably not. I just want to be able to enjoy my lunch without being slow-cooked too.

Service and food were great. Isaiah and his asst. were great and the ambience was perfect for…read morecelebrating our 45th wedding anniversary

This place is amazing, second time here & will return! We stayed the night before going to Palm…read moreDesert. The bar is a great place to drink & eat dinner. The food & service is excellent in a nice atmosphere but not too loud, like some bars. I had the steak tacos which were so freaking delicious & my hubby got the filet which he loved! They have a great gift shop that also has desserts, candy & coffees to go. Across the parking lot they have an area with bbq sandwiches, definitely trying that next time... the smell is amazing

We travel to Park Field for a horse event. We were looking for a place to lunch and this is it the…read morePark Field Café. It's a fun little place with lots of history. The staff is friendly. We were told the steak sandwich was the thing to get. We ordered that and a few drinks and sat outside. It was a beautiful day, the area is lovely. Our food was ready in a few minutes. The steak sandwich was tender and juicy. The fries were pretty good too. If you're in Parkfield, this is the place to eat. Oh, and in case you're wondering, no pictures of the food because I ate it fast. We were hungry.

Do I even have to say it .... The best burgers and steak anywhere! It's as they went out and…read moreslaughtered the beef right there! The ambiance and atmosphere are great too, along with the service, warm and hospitable! It's worth the drive, but make sure you check the hours first.

Food is very good! Steak is great!…read moreSides solid Service gets 7 stars Carlos our waiter is simply amazing Friendly and helpful Not overbearing and didn't rush us But was very attentive to what we need!!! Live music was nice!

Food and service is always good. The Horseshoe lounge is nice as it's adults only for a relaxing…read moredinning experience. This trip we stopped in for lunch and started with a bowl of clam chowder, good flavor, nice and thick. For entrees we had fish and chips which was very good and filling along with a French dip and fries. Bread was nice and soft and the beef was cooked perfectly as well. Always a nice place to stop on the trip all the 5. Recommend

Another typical I -5 McDonald's. There all the same You…read moreorder at a kiosk,hope that the person in the back gets the order right. If the food comes out hot . bonus. My order came out correct,but the hash browns Were mildly warm. Still edible but not great. I really can't complain, I know what I'm getting into. Still looking for that unicorn McDonald's,were everything is hot and tasty.

I never come to McDonald's, the in n out next door had a 30+ minute wait because of the Tesla…read moresupercharger across the street and all of the Tesla people walking over. I generally like the Big Mac, but the Big Mac I ordered here was awful. First of all look at the photo, it's incredibly small, they shouldn't call it a Big Mac anymore. And second of all they gave me no Big Mac sauce. I was very polite and I went to the desk and asked for some more sauce, not a lot just a little. The guy was trying to charge me but I told him I wasn't given much on my burger. This conversation went nowhere, I had to go to the manager. Pretty silly at this point talking to a manager for more Big Mac sauce. I literally had to bring my burger over to show I was not lying, they said that I was given the normal amount of sauce but she said she'll give me more sauce just this one time because usually they have to charge for more sauce. This place is an absolute joke, you pay more, you get less, the burger is smaller, when you ask for just a little bit more of sauce you have to talk to a manager. This not just this McDonald's this is probably instructions from the higher ups. Never again never again. We are in the year 2026 and McDonald's is on my avoid list.

My husband and I visited for the first time and came early in the morning for breakfast. Overall,…read morewe had a great experience! The only issue was that my breakfast potatoes were a little cold, but everything else was absolutely delicious. We ordered the flapjacks and the prime rib breakfast sandwich, and both were amazing. The flavors were excellent, the portions were generous, and the food was very satisfying. Despite the potatoes being cold, I would definitely come back and highly recommend this place for breakfast. We really enjoyed our first visit!

This place is SUPER cool and touristy as hell . There's so much random Wild West stuff to look at…read morethat you almost forget you came here to eat. They even have an ice cream shop, which is a nice bonus. The place is definitely showing its age, though. It looks pretty run down and about half the games and machines seem to be out of order. It's got a little less "Wild West attraction" and a little more "Wild West went out of business." The beer selection? Let's just say you won't get overwhelmed by choices. Then came the BBQ... somebody needs to check on that tri-tip because that thing was THIRSTY. Dry as hell and not much going on flavor-wise. Bring water for yourself AND the tri-tip. And the coleslaw... WHERE WAS IT?! I opened the container expecting coleslaw and got what looked like a tiny cabbage salad that had lost its will to live. No creaminess, barely any flavor, just a few vegetables having a meeting. The crispy fries actually showed up ready to work. Probably the MVP of the meal. Overall, it's a cool tourist stop with a lot to see, an ice cream shop, and a fun Wild West vibe. Stay for the fries and ice cream--just don't expect all the games to work or the tri-tip to have any moisture left in it.