Built in the 1890’s, Woolgrowers has served the community continuously for over 100 years. Early on, it was a way station for immigrants and travelers alike. With a restaurant and rooms upstairs, it was a welcome sight for passengers from the nearby train depot. It was also a safe haven for people emigrating from Europe, who found a hot meal and a warm bed there. Regarded as one of California’s treasures, Woolgrowers has continued that tradition under the Iturbide family, its owners since 1974, while serving French Basque cuisine in a warm family atmosphere.