Stayed there many times in last and always been satisfied with accommodations. Breakfast is complete and well done.
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Stayed there many times in last and always been satisfied with accommodations. Breakfast is complete and well done.
This is just another so-so restaurant, go to Dennys. I've eaten here twice, never again. Cooks can't cook, food is edible but not much more than that. Service was decent, too bad the food is less than average. Put a place off the freeway and...More
I pulled off the freeway to check the car...and....I had to go get an apricot shake and and apricot milk shake. Well the milk shake was not anything special and the apricot flavor was a bit weak. I bought a couple of muffins for my...More
Stopped here because we didn't want fast food and there weren't many options. Food was ok, but my mom found a hair in her eggs. They did take her meal off the bill which we appreciated. The server was very nice and overall her service...More
We stopped in because I used to come here when I was young. They still have the collection of vintage lunch boxes and thermoses out, and we had a great time checking them out while we waited for our meal. I had apricot French toast...More
we stooped here on way home from Bay Area / Stockton and wanted real food NOT Fast food /chain food.. we had Lunch (i acutally had a Portugesse omlet which I highly recommend ,) Wife had Tri Tip Sandwich Got to hear the story behind...More
Stopped here going up I-5. About what you would expect, the food was very ordinary, a step below Denny's. The service was very good, has a gift shop and some video machines.
I take several trips to SoCal along I-5 and I always want to stop here and get the apricot pie. So far, they have kept the quality up on the apricot pie and it is still very good! So that's the one thing saving this...More
interesting place. You will see a impressive collection of vintage lunch boxes Star Trek,Scooby Do,The Munster's, to mention a few. Probably a hundred or so all around the restaurant.Just think about any show on TV from the 50"s on up its really a amazing collection.The...More
The Apricot Tree, a roadside restaurant along I-5 between LA and the Bay Area, is not a destination restaurant. But it is one of the few non-fast-food choices along this stretch of road and we've passed it dozens of times over the decades, so we...More