Treat your taste buds: Explore Auburn restaurants
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Auburn Restaurants
Treat your taste buds: Explore Auburn restaurants
Auburn Restaurants
Booked 10 times today
Brussel sprouts are awesome and so us the tomato soup and fried chicken. Beet salad not great - beets are candied - would be better if natural and the cheese puffs are dried out. Grilled cheese sandwich is awesome. Noisy. More
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Service was excellent, the Chilean Sea Bass was phenomenal and we loved the ambiance and artwork! Also, the bread...literally unreal...couldn't get enough : ) Would absolutely recommend for a date or fun night out...thanks y'all! We'll be back! More
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A great local gem. This has become a regular for our weekly date night. More
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I had family coming from Oregon on the way to Woodland for a quick visit and good meal. We were all so happy with everything about our experience at Max's, the service by waiter Dave was absolutely the best, the food was delicious and best of all we were able to have a great visit as the noise level was a non-issue. I highly recommend trying out Max's Restaurant if you're in Auburn! More
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Discover Auburn
As the gateway to the majestic Sierra Nevada Mountains, Auburn, California has a lot to offer in the way of restaurants. From tacos to pizzas, Thai noodles to barbecued meats, there are dozens of choices available. One particular cut of beef, the tri-tip, is especially popular in California and is a must if you try the local barbecue. Also popular is the local farm-to-fork movement. Although Auburn is at the base of the Sierra Nevadas, there are still plenty of options available for anyone looking to eat locally. California is also known for their craft beers. If that’s your scene, the local brewpub may be the perfect place to grab a bite to eat.
Discover Auburn
As the gateway to the majestic Sierra Nevada Mountains, Auburn, California has a lot to offer in the way of restaurants. From tacos to pizzas, Thai noodles to barbecued meats, there are dozens of choices available. One particular cut of beef, the tri-tip, is especially popular in California and is a must if you try the local barbecue. Also popular is the local farm-to-fork movement. Although Auburn is at the base of the Sierra Nevadas, there are still plenty of options available for anyone looking to eat locally. California is also known for their craft beers. If that’s your scene, the local brewpub may be the perfect place to grab a bite to eat.
