Guidebook for Visalia
Everything Else
35 miles to the gate, another 15 into the mountains. It takes about an hour and a half to drive up, but the HUGE trees and scenery are worth it. A day pass runs around $20.
393 locals recommend
Sequoia National Park
35 miles to the gate, another 15 into the mountains. It takes about an hour and a half to drive up, but the HUGE trees and scenery are worth it. A day pass runs around $20.
Food Scene
Good Carne Asada & Margaritas with outdoor seating when the weather is nice.
10 locals recommend
Alejandra’s Restaurant
314 W Main StGood Carne Asada & Margaritas with outdoor seating when the weather is nice.
If you're hungry this is the place for a hearty breakfast. It has a retro diner feel, the guys who run it, super nice. They make 4 egg omelettes, the hashbrown casserole indulgent & pancakes are HUGE!
Mama K's Diner
233 W Main StIf you're hungry this is the place for a hearty breakfast. It has a retro diner feel, the guys who run it, super nice. They make 4 egg omelettes, the hashbrown casserole indulgent & pancakes are HUGE!
Extensive selection of craft beer.
Vegetarian options.
Great outdoor patio.
48 locals recommend
Pita Kabob Mediterranean Gastropub
227 N Court StExtensive selection of craft beer.
Vegetarian options.
Great outdoor patio.
Drinks & Nightlife
This is a Visalia institution. I recommend sitting in the lounge, it's a little dated, but easy to slip in for reliably great food and cocktails. Be sure to check out the Toulouse Lautrec posters
34 locals recommend
The Vintage Press Restaurante
216 N Willis StThis is a Visalia institution. I recommend sitting in the lounge, it's a little dated, but easy to slip in for reliably great food and cocktails. Be sure to check out the Toulouse Lautrec posters