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The full name of this place is "Legends Books, Antiques & Old-Fashioned Soda Fountain because it is a soda fountain in an antique store specializing in books.
The place was once a saloon and it still has an old, 19-cnetury carved wooden bar with brass fixtures that adds to the charm of the place.
It's also a great place to go to treat (and appease) the kids.
Favorite Dish: They have great ice-cream sodas, big shakes, malts, etc., but all their ice-cream is good.
Written May 8, 2009
Address: 131 S. Washington Street, Sonora
Phone: (209) 532-8120
Pablito's is a popular Mexican restaurant and bar. I didn't try the food, but had to try a few of the many flavors of margaritas on the menu. It has so many, with exotic flavors, that you'd have a hard time sampling them all in one sitting.
Favorite Dish: I can't remember which margarita I liked best. After having several or more, the rest of the evening is just a blur. The prices, as I recall, are about average.
Updated Nov 18, 2005
Address: 126 S. Washington St.
Phone: 209-533-1323
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