Restaurants
Nestled in the vibrant Capay Valley of California, Polestar Farm invites visitors to experience the serenity and beauty of Northern California's farmland. This family-owned farm blends the art of farming with the beauty of cultural gatherings.
“Seka” means blue in Patwin language - Seka Hills honors the blue hills that overlook the tribe of Yocha Dehe’s homeland in Capay Valley.
Surrounded by fantastic farms, the Park Winters Farmstand supplements their menu with ingredients that are at the peak of ripeness that showcase the essence of the season.
La Placita is the perfect place to stop and grab authentic, delicious and affordable Mexican food.
Las Maracas has been serving the Knights Landing community since 2010. The understated restaurant offers authentic and homey Mexican meals with traditional American breakfast available daily.
La Amistad Cafe is a must-stop for homemade Mexican food in Clarksburg. Tortillas and chips are made from scratch while heaps of classic salsa are offered with every meal.
With the name already describing it best - Dinky Diner is completely that. It’s dinky, straightforward, and deemed a local favorite.
Founded by two industry veterans, the Ravine on Sixteen is a welcoming place for all people to gather and share a meal in the town of Esparto.
With ingredients supplied by neighboring farms and ranches, this casual spot serves breakfast, specialty burgers, tacos, sandwiches, pizza, salads and ice cream.
An old-timey roadside spot including a full bar serving American comfort food with live music and table service.
A market with no-frills and a taqueria attached to the store, El Toro Meat Market and Tacqueria sells butchered meats, Mexican grocery items and produce in a bare-bones interior.
Owned and operated by a full-time farmer, Lucy’s cafe is not your typical countryside shop.
For a sit-down meal post-hike or visiting wineries, Rustic BBQ Commons Kitchen is the ideal place to hang around for a great meal.
Offering an extended patio for outdoor dining, Husick’s Taphouse is named a “beer and BBQ oasis” among the vast fields of Clarksburg.