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Billy Seol: "Wonderful, wonderful Lattes. I have no idea why there are no tips about this place, it's magnificent. On a good day go out in the patio; if not take a seat inside and enjoy good food and drinks."
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Josh Adkins: "A wide variety of flavorful Hunan and Sichuan favorites. The Sichuan fish, fried chicken, Ma Po tofu, and pickled fish soup are all delicious."
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- Ashley Mowrey: "I can't believe this beautiful gem of a coffee shop exists in the middle of no where. Well worth the detour."
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Justin Sullivan: "Difference between now and August 2014 amazing! Wetlands are lush. Salt flats under water. Everything green."
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andrea wilson: "The free show on Saturday night is awesome! Having been before, I'd totally pay at least $5 a person to go again. Worth the drive too."
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Anne O: "Best place for a dog bath. Also, most of the items you buy can be buy 3 get 4th free...nice for treats, bath tokens, etc. And the peeps are friendly."
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Liana Fong: "My go-to place for bananas, boxed salads, packaged kale, peanut and almond butter, Pirates Booty knockoff cheese puffs, soy milk, eggs, and other groceries"
Tammy Cloud: "Try the lightly salted crunchy green beans. They're addictive!"
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Nikhil Dandekar: "Really hard to find parking at the Stanford Ave parking lot. Even if you come at 6am. So be prepared for the half mile hike from your car to the trailhead :)"
Nadine Mansour: "Start early so that you can beat the heat & bring plenty of water. A great place to workout but make sure that you don't rush if your goal is to make it to the top."
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Angela L: "Great place for youngsters to learn about early 19th & 20th century farming techniques and to blow off steam."
East Bay Reg Parks: "George Washington Patterson came west in 1849 to seek his fortune in the goldfields of California. Instead he "struck gold" in the fertile farm fields of southern Alameda County."
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