Blue Agave Club is part of a family of great Mexican Restaurants located in the Bay Area. Located in the heart of downtown Pleasanton, Blue Agave Club first opened its doors in April, 1997. Being the very first restaurant in the area to debut high-end Mexican cuisine, it was clear there was something special about Blue Agave from the very beginning. Boasting an impressive list of premium tequila, BAC had a huge impact on our community by introducing the art of tequila tasting. It wasn’t long before we quickly became well known for our 100% Blue Agave Tequila margaritas, featuring a secret homemade sweet and sour recipe.

Historic ranch on 80 pristine acres with gorgeous ranch house, 1850s barn, large Palapa dance floor, rustic Hetch Hetchy cabin, bunk house and yurts. Rolling hills make a stunning background for weddings and plenty of indoor/outdoor space for ceremonies and receptions. Full range of furniture, heaters and services. Fabulous wedding planning services included.

Located in Danville, in the picturesque old downtown area, Aracely Lounge offers a relaxed, welcoming space which includes a large patio + garden complete with lounge seating, string lights, and heat lamps. As you enter the cozy interior, there are options for bar seating, table or lounge area dining. With a focus on local, seasonal, healthy, and delicious options, our menu offers a selection of California cuisine with options for cocktail hour, buffet, family style or plated. Our bar offers sightglass coffee + espresso options, and a full bar with a selection of seasonal cocktails, wine, + beer. We host a variety of all-inclusive private events including weddings + corporate events, and we offer a private room for smaller parties of up to 30 guests upstairs.

The First Street Alehouse wants to be your home away from home. Inspired by two brothers who wanted to bring a small slice of Chico to their new home town, the Alehouse provides an upbeat, social atmosphere while fostering a strong sense of community. It has been said that you may walk in the door not knowing anyone but you are sure to walk out the door with a few more friends. As you look around the Alehouse you will undoubtedly notice the stunning woodwork and incredible atmosphere, but if you look a bit closer you will see the subtle hints of a family. The hostess stand is lined with pictures of their kids, the family tricycle is hung from the rafters and their son’s footprints are set in the concrete as a reminder that they are all in this together.