There’s something powerful about standing in the very place where your food begins. The Fields of Fresno Ag Tour gives you the chance to move beyond the grocery store aisle and experience agriculture firsthand, in one of the most productive farming regions in the world. Running seasonally from April…
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What really makes a restaurant historical ? It’s the decades of stories shared over meals, the head chefs keeping those original recipes alive, the families that made these spots part of their own traditions, and the owners who stay true to the founder’s vision. Here’s our list of Fresno County’s…
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When you’re visiting Fresno County and that sweet tooth kicks in, we’ve got you covered. From classic bakeries serving buttery pastries to unique dessert spots using fresh local ingredients, this guide will help you find a treat worth remembering—and coming back for. Yava Bakery & Cafe Why we love…
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Get ready to explore Fresno County with some tips given by a local! This month’s staff pick suggestions will have you feeling like an expert as you choose where to go for a delicious meal or plan a day out. Meet Hayley, our Marketing and Communications Manager! She loves finding the best local spots…
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Fresno County is a tapestry of different cultures and that is represented in our local restaurants. We’re the perfect foodie heaven for those looking to try different cuisines in one spot! We asked our staff what their favorite restaurant is in Fresno County. While it was difficult for them to pick…
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Try the most authentic-tasting Japanese mochi right in the heart of Fresno’s Chinatown. Kogetsu-Do has been around for 107 years, and the recipes they use have been passed down for three generations. Mochi is a Japanese dessert made using rice flour with a dough that is elastic and chewy. The…
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This is California from a different view and a hell of a lot more. We are home to a diverse community with a deep pride in the area. Once you're here, it's easy to see why, from thrilling outdoor adventures to the heartland of farm-to-fork dining. Three national parks—Yosemite, Kings Canyon, and Sequoia—stand within a 90-minute drive to Fresno and Clovis. Here the sun shines for more than 300 days of the year, making us a great stop in every season.
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