Best of Rancho: Neighborhood
I just know we’re asking for trouble with this one, but here’s your chance to show your pride!
What are you waiting for? Vote for the Best Neighborhood in Rancho Cordova!
Do you have a favorite place in Rancho Cordova? Where are the best spots to eat, explore nature, get a haircut, or work? We want to know and we need to hear from you. Each week we will feature another category for you to vote on. Voting is easy, simply leave a comment in the comment box and state what your voting for and why. The business, person, or place with the most comments will win and we’ll do a feature story on them.
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Posted by Geoffrey Sakala
on Aug 19 2008. Filed under Uncategorized.
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Adalbertos off of Sunrise & Coloma in the 24-Hour Fitness Center is a great place to eat. They are less expensive than Rubios and they have FREE CHIPS AND SALSA. I feel like I get a more authentic Mexican taste when eating there. The atmsophere at Rubios is more upbeat and polished for sure, but saving a few bucks and having free chips is hard to compete with.
@RL
I think you meant to vote on the Best of Rancho: Restaurant article, not this one. Would you like to cast a vote for your neighborhood?
We enjoy living in Sunriver. It’s well located, it’s a great community, and the proximity to the parkway is great.
Didn’t see this posting, must have missed it while life was happening. Any way, I , of course, feel that Cordova Towne is the best neighborhood in town! We have a great since of belonging here and your neighbors are more like family. We count on each other for help in hard times and celebrate with each other during the good times. If your looking for a new place to live give Cordova Towne a look see. And No, I do not sell real estate, although you can get a good deal in our area I am sure!
Riverside! Great people who really look out for each other. Even with all the foreclosures you hear about, I don’t see many signs up (or weedy front yards) in our area. Probably because most people have lived here 10+ years.