Listen... The Stoner Pit DOES NOT MISS! I've used them twice for catering and both times they…read moreshowed OUT! Food was , communication was on point, and they were professional and ON TIME. Everybody was eating GOOD! If you need catering for your next event, definitely hit them up. 10/10!

He went above and beyond! His food is incredible. Do not sleep on the pulled pork. It is delicious…read more I'm Will be ordering again!

I've eaten here at Davis Farmers Market and had it delivered too. So delish! My favorite are the…read morepork chops, sadza and veggie samusas. Can't wait to try the chicken drumsticks next! Love that this is a family business - they work HARD and it shows!

i appreciate getting to try this business's food but on a holiday was probably not the best time…read more they were slow and delayed my order without honesty. '10 more minutes' '10 more minutes'. they have displays of their dishes which are of course typical larger portions than what was actually served. the beans were my favorite part of the sausage plate.

The BerryFest Strawberry Festival exceeded my expectations. I've been to Yolo Fairgrounds before…read morefor the Honey festival and others and wasn't too inpressed, but I didn't expect Berryfest to be so large and enjoyable! Parking is plentiful at $10 or you can park outside and walk in. There were SO many vendors selling all kinds of knick knacks, drinks, desserts, snacks, and strawberry themed stuff, and I was able to get craft unsweetened ice tea instead of sugary drinks. The vendors were outside and in two separate indoor warehouse areas. The best part was the Amazing Animal World showcasing their reptiles inside, for free!! We stood in line, which wrapped around their tables and we were able to hold slinks, snakes, scorpion, and bearded dragons. So cool! Thw toycar racing was also free inside and lots of tastings like the honey stalls. There was also an animal petting area and horserides for a cost, but I don't support those because those poor animals are so overstimulated. Although, the baby llamas were really cute. There were a good variety of food trucks and tents. On the lawn was a huge car show. Then there's the nook that takes you down various California farm's fruitstands, some from Santa Cruz. They had the sweetest strawberries and blackberries I've ever had, so of course we brought some baskets home. I wish there was more entertainment and more strawberry-infused unique foods. I was expecting strawberry ice cream at the least but didn't find any. Overall, the festival had something for everyone and it was great that they had the indoor areas to escape the heat. Great variety of food and fun.

What a fun time we had today. We weren't familiar with the festival till this year when my…read morehusband's barber gave home 2 tickets to the festival. We're always up to trying new things and free had our attention. With a predetermined temperature of 92 today we had to strategize. We couldn't arrive when it opened as we had a church BBQ to go to. We ended up arriving at 2pm, the peak of the day. We didn't realize the festivities wrapped up at 4pm. We parked our car in the JC Penny's parking g lot across from the entrance. So convenient. It was $10 cash. I'm glad I went to the website for the festival and knew to bring cash. The fair was a quick walk from our car. The entrance is on the street corner opposite the entrance to the parking lot. Soon as we arrived we ventured to the bathrooms. There wasn't a line and they were well kept and supplied and smelled fresh. Next we checked out the huge car show. So many beautiful cars from different eras. As we were passing the food venders I spotted a shaved ice stand with a line in front, but the line was in the shade do we hopped in line. It was a quick line and the lovely gal offered us a mini donut after I exclaimed that was our next stop. The donut was still hot, covered with cinnamon sugar and just melted in our mouths. As good as I remembered them. Back to the shaved ice. it was $10 plus tax. It was your typical fair shaved ice with many floors to choose from. It wasn't my first pick of a cold treat, but it worked. I was more in the mood for a fresh strawberry or berry smoothy, but we never did find that so I'm glad we grabbed the first cold treat that we saw. It was really refreshing and a fun sweet treat. We sat under the trees on a bench we shared with a gentleman who was also eating a snow cone. I wish it was the Japanese kind with the snow. If you haven't had it before you've got to try it. It's so finely shaved that it's literally like snow falling from the sky. It was warm out but not hot enough to melt our snow cone and make a sticky mess. Next we went to the indoor stage and watched a roping demo. That was a fun sight to see. After that we went on the hunt for the farmers market section. We found it all the way in the back, past all the craft and other vendors. All the vendors had samples and buy, were those strawberries sweet. Nothing like the ones at the store. There were so many to choose from. I don't know how people decide. We choose to buy them from the last vendor. It was $21 for 3 baskets or 6 baskets for $40. We chose the 6 baskets to share between 3 households. I think we ate a basket while resting in the shade before we made our trek back to our car. Overall it was a good experience. You can't blame them for the heat. You can thank them for all the shade trees and benches. Inside activities and stages. I highly recommend this festival.

Ruben and his team are AMAZING! When planning for our wedding reception, it was important to me and…read moremy now-husband to have food that everyone would love. I wanted to make sure we found a vendor who was reliable, communicative, and on it, as we were planning our wedding and reception all by ourselves without a planner/coordinator. Ruben fit all of this to a T, he was fantastic at getting back to us right away after our initial inquiry, and was super helpful when it came to picking our menu. We were able to coordinate samplings, and the food was so good that we ended up having a barbecue and taco combo at our reception. Leading up, Ruben took great care for details to ensure everything was handled, and was super responsive as I sent updates. Handling the food/coordination wasn't stressful in the slightest, which was so helpful. I really appreciated the catering team's attention to my husband and I, bringing food to our sweetheart table-- I've heard of so many weddings where the bride and groom don't even get a chance to enjoy their food, but that certainly wasn't the case with our's and that is a testament to Rooster's Rolling BBQ Catering's attention to incredible service! Additionally, the food was very affordable compared to what we were anticipating-- we were able to have our best case scenario, and the agua frescas were a nice touch as well as delicious. :) I could go on and on about how fantastic everyone was, but instead I'll quote some of our guests... "The brisket and pulled pork were bomb!!! But that had to be the BEST MAC 'n cheese I've ever had in my life!!! " -- my 72 year old mother "My daughter said the tacos were bomb." -- my aunt, who had to leave early before the tacos were out (we split it up on purpose) And there were countless other comments from everyone; the food was fantastic and I cannot say enough good things about this company. HIGHLY recommend!!!

I recently was fortunate enough to go to an event where Rooster's Rollings was catering, and OMG…read more It was all amazing from the brisket with the bbq to the veggies & salads. All of the other five star reviews are accurate, these guys can cook. BUT not only cook, they can make the bombest agua fresca !!! I cannot emphasize enough how delicious the agua frescas was. I think I went up or sent someone up at least 10 times. Overall, just amazing. Definitely would recommend to anyone who is looking for a delish caterer!

It has been a while since we visited and see that it is under new ownership…read more When we walked in there were only a few other people. We met our friends who had gotten a table. We were given menus and got a beer card for the "Wall of beer". You put your glass under the beer you want and it charges by the oz. The selection of beers seemed limited and many were out of beer. We ordered a Patty melt with fries to split. They gave us a second plate to use which was appreciated. We took our food outside down to the park. The one issue is the steps are very steep so you may need two trips to bring your stuff down. There is a large bar area for large gatherings which is nice. There are also restrooms there so you don't have to go all the way back upstairs.

Green River Brewing & Taproom is a locals spot right off the Putah Creek Rd. A lot of the customers…read moreseemed like regulars. We received friendly service and seems like a great place to have a few cold ones, hang out and enjoy some food. We went with the self serve, pay by the ounce taps. One thing I noticed was half the taps were empty. The food was good but every other thing we tried to order was out. We even had to have a substitute for fries.

This is a phenomal spot for brunch on the weekend! Took mom out here for Mother's day and could not…read morebelieve the phenomenal flavors and sights. Our day started with brunch, which blew us away. The service was calm and intentional, a great start to the day. It was hot out, but the misters kept us cool. We both participated in the Pick your own bouquet at $35. It came with a tall vase to fill, someone to explain the floral do's and dont's of the field, and a pair of shears to borrow for your duty. The paths between the flowers are dirt and grass, so bear in mind your footwear and attire when booking! This would be a perfect spot for families. Overall an incredible experience, being able to even walk the grounds was enough to make a good day, great.

This is a beautiful venue! I stopped by here with a friend to try their brunch and check out the…read moregrounds. Brunch opens at 10am. They take reservations online but walk-ins too. The server told us they operate out of a food truck. So the menu is limited. But what they make is really good! We ordered the lemonade, chicken and waffles, huevos rancheros divorciados, and the strawberry champagne sherbet. Service was very prompt! The actual menu in-person had a couple items that aren't on the sample menu including a couple more dessert options like fig ice cream. We really liked everything we tried! The portions were pretty good. If coming here for food I'd recommend getting here early since food trucks have limited capacity. You're welcome to stroll around the property both the flower farm and the inn side before or after your meal. The parking situation is a gravel lot. So it may not be the most handicap accessible place. We had a lot of fun stopping by Park Winters. They were setting up for a wedding so the inn side would have been closed for the event starting at 1pm. The check also came with a small map of the property for you to keep. This was very helpful in exploring the property. The only caveat is this is the countryside. Wear long pants or be prepared with insect repellent! Even at 10am in the summer my legs were bitten by mosquitoes. (Type O blood. Mosquito magnet here.) I'd like if they burned some citronella candles to help with mosquitoes. The rest of the dining venue was so thoughtfully designed including timed misters (like at theme parks) to help keep the area cool. Definitely check it out if you're curious or in the area.

I picked up a vinegar from their stand when they were selling at the Farm to Fork Fest in downtown…read moreSacramento. The cork was ridiculously hard to get out of the bottle, I almost had to either break or toss the bottle. We had to buy two different cork openers. Corks like this really shouldn't be used just for vinegar--really just not practical for opening and re-opening. It's not wine that you're likely to use up in the first or second sitting. Vinegar was otherwise good though.

I really enjoy myself at Lockewood Acres. It's a throwback atmosphere to another era. All natural…read morefarming! There are lots of gentle animals roaming about. And Ben is a very cool dude. If my kids were younger, I would take them out there for some animal exposure. I also did a little business with Ben. It went very well. I was very pleased with the experience. He was a straight shooter and was very pleasant every time I saw him.

It had been five years since my last visit, and it was great to be back. We stopped by the wine…read moretasting room and, after sampling a few wines, decided to take order a bottle of the Abbarino. It was fruity, crisp, and refreshing, exactly what we wanted after hiking Smittle Creek Trail. Buckhorn's food truck was also on site, so we grabbed a few quick bites to go with the wine. Overall, it is a wonderful place to relax and a great stop if you are visiting Winters.

Berryessa is a family-friendly beer garden that just happens to be having an identity crisis as a…read morewinery. It's a logistical masterpiece: a brewery and winery on one property, ample parking, a food truck, covered seating, and live music to drown out the chorus of "Are we leaving yet?" I opted for their wine tasting, which I can only describe as a "DIY Guessing Game." A cashier, doubling as a silent sommelier, poured a series of mystery liquids into my glass with the solemnity of a secret agent passing a coded message. What were the notes? The varietal? The tragic backstory of the grapes? The world may never know, as tasting notes were apparently classified information. The tasting is free if you buy a bottle, which is a brilliant strategy. By the end, you're so desperate for a label with information on it, you'll happily pay. It's the perfect spot to bring the family, enjoy the scene, and have a glass of... well, something red. Just don't ask what it is. It ruins the surprise.