Chan’s Chinse Food in Fresno (near Cedar and Shields) may be one of Fresno’s hidden gems; hidden among a part of town that is relatively rundown, further hidden in a not so appealing “shopping” center, as most of the buildings around it don’t even seem to be occupied (if they are, they’re not listed on…
I’ve once covered how Fresno has a chile pepper named after it, and has a business that makes their own salsa locally. But I’ve never really heard or tried any hot sauces made locally. Naturally, my curiosity has led me to discover Volcano Johnny’s, which is based in Fresno County with their kitchen in Reedley….
The West side of Fresno (beyond West Shaw)is typically not a pretty part of Fresno, as it’s just boring farmland (no offense farmers) and dust. But one of the cool things there is Kearney Park, and Kearney Boulevard. Kearney Park itself has numerous palms, and stands directly in the middle for the total 18 mile…
Moaning Caverns is the largest single cavern (cave chamber) open to the public in California, with the main chamber boasting a height of 180 feet, which is about enough to contain the Statue of Liberty (excluding its pedestal). There are two entrances: the original entrance used by miners in the 1800s, which has to be…
