Capay, CA 95607 - Road Trip Bar & Grill Capay Valley's Road Trip Bar & Grill was our dining destination for today's group motorcycle ride...and after eating there, I know why they were voted Best Restaurant in Yolo County last year! Road Trip Bar & Grill has a parking lot in the back, right behind their outdoor patio with lots of seating. FYI, the patio is not dog-friendly, as only service dogs are allowed. Like everyone else, we decided to eat in their air-conditioned dining room because it was a typical midday in July...too hot to eat outside. Better to cool off during our meal before we hit the road back home! Everyone in our party raved over their food - French Dip sandwich (today's special), Gazpacho soup, New York Steak sandwich (Bob said it was "the best he's ever had") and my Eg... 07/29/2012

Adorable Capay Home 24640 Main Street, Capay, CA 95607 Click to View Show Adorable 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom home situated on a huge lot in the quaint town of Capay. Includes approx. 1152 square feet of living space, “pergo” type flooring, spacious family room, dining area with built in cabinetry and more. Step outside and enjoy entertaining your family & friends out on the deck, then have them spend the night in the detached studio equipped with full bath & kitchenette. For detailed information call toll free: 1-800-882-0235 Ext. 2079 Details Asking Price: $219,000 MLS: 70089675 Sq. Feet: 1152 Lot Size: 60x160 Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2 # of Floors: 1 HOA/Maintenance Fees: None Year Built: 1974 Property Amenities - Range/Oven- Dishwasher- Deck- Yard - Central A/C- Central Heat- Family room ... 10/09/2007

The Capay Valley is located near the California Coastal Range the Blue Ridge Mountains. It is approximately 1.5 hours North from the San Francisco Bay Area. It is one of the last gems in Northern California. Capay Valley offers residents and visitors an abundance of natural resources to enjoy. The communities of Esparto, Capay, Brooks, Guinda, Rumsey and the surrounding area along State Highway 16 make up what local residents of Yolo County call "The Capay Valley". In the midst of the Valley is all year around Cache Creek, which was named by the Hudson Bay trappers for the "caches" often stored in its banks for safe keeping. Capay Valley was the ancestral home of the Wintun Indian Tribe until it was subdivided in 1850 by early pioneers. With its rich agricultural soil, Capay Valley farm... 06/07/2007