Explore Fairfield
Join me as I explore Fairfield: its arts, culture, small businesses, organizations and the people who make our city home. Along the way, I'll share my recommendations.
Own a Fairfield business or hosting a community event? Send me a message. I'd love to visit, try your products and services, and help spread the word.
Latest Spotlight
Fresh Laundries
1742 N. Texas St., Fairfield · Open daily 6 AM to 10 PM
Community Champion Alert! Fresh Laundries is one of my favorite Fairfield small businesses. I brought in my comforters for just $25, and they texted me when they were ready.
Owners Cleo and Mary Quijano offer self-serve machines big enough for comforters and rugs, plus wash and fold, pickup and delivery, and eco-friendly dry cleaning. They also serve local businesses across Solano and Napa counties.
Highly Recommend: Fresh Laundries · Watch my visit
District 1 Favorites
Local gems in Cordelia and Green Valley.

The Napa Deli & Catering
5121 Business Center Dr., Green Valley
Community Champion Alert! The Napa Deli & Catering helped serve fire responders a few years ago, and it has since remodeled and expanded. Made fresh daily, it has one of the BEST tri-tip BBQ sandwiches around.
Highly Recommend: The Napa Deli

Delta Microgreens
Cordelia
I spent a Sunday morning visiting this Cordelia business, right here in my neighborhood. I now understand the benefits of eating microgreens, and I'm a huge fan. Order on their website for home delivery or visit them in person. Thank you to the Solano County Farm Bureau for highlighting them.
Highly Recommend: Delta Microgreens · Solano County Farm Bureau

Producers Dairy
199 Red Top Rd., Cordelia
Family-owned since 1932, Producers Dairy bought the milk plant on Red Top Road in 2018 and kept its existing workforce. I toured the plant with Councilmember Scott Tonnessen to see how local manufacturing keeps good jobs and fresh dairy right here in District 1.
Learn more: Producers Dairy

Fairfield-Cordelia Library
5050 Business Center Dr., Green Valley
Overlooking the pond off Business Center Drive, our neighborhood library has a Stay and Play Center for early literacy, study rooms and a community meeting room. In May 2026, I hosted a Read Along here for Fairfield families and young readers, and we shared I Will Be Fierce! together.
Learn more: Fairfield-Cordelia Library
Around Fairfield
Downtown favorites, local landmarks and wide-open spaces.

Boudreaux Cajun Steak House
814 Texas St., Downtown Fairfield
I was excited to see the "Coming Soon" sign go up on Texas Street, and now Boudreaux is open downtown. This veteran-owned, Black-owned business serves authentic New Orleans cuisine, including its garlic Cajun crab, gumbo and garlic noodles. It's a great example of a small business investing in downtown.
Learn more: Boudreaux Cajun Steak House

Bally Keal Estate
4286 Suisun Valley Rd., Fairfield
Fairfield has its own wine country in Suisun Valley. Bally Keal Estate is a local winery and event venue where I've attended community fundraisers and celebrations. It's a wonderful place to support local agriculture and hospitality.
Learn more: Bally Keal Estate

Jelly Belly Visitor Center
1 Jelly Belly Ln., Fairfield
No Fairfield list is complete without Jelly Belly. The Visitor Center is one of our city's best-known attractions and brings visitors from across the region. I celebrated the holidays there with Santa, Mrs. Claus and our community in December 2023.
Learn more: Jelly Belly Visitor Center

Rush Ranch
3521 Grizzly Island Rd., Suisun City
Just outside Fairfield, Solano Land Trust's Rush Ranch is a historic working ranch on the edge of the Suisun Marsh, with trails, farm animals and family events. I visited this spring to learn about the Land Trust's plans for our open spaces.
Learn more: Rush Ranch · Solano Land Trust
Community Events
Traditions that bring Fairfield together.

Easter Round-Up & Egg Hunt at Mile High Ranch
2158 Bridgeport Ave., Cordelia
Our inaugural Easter Round-Up brought District 1 families together at Mile High Ranch for egg hunts, pony rides, animals and face painting on a beautiful spring afternoon. I even saddled up for a ride! Thank you to every family and volunteer who came out. I can't wait to do it again.

Fairfield Fourth of July Parade
Downtown Fairfield
One of my favorite days of the year. In 2025, I rode along in a vintage fire engine and celebrated with our Fairfield firefighters. Neighbors line the streets of downtown for one of Fairfield's most beloved traditions.

HR1 Community Town Hall at Partnership HealthPlan
4665 Business Center Dr., Green Valley
Supervisor Wanda Williams and I hosted a Community Town Hall at Partnership HealthPlan of California, the Fairfield-based health plan that manages Medi-Cal for members across Northern California. Experts walked residents through how HR1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025, changes SNAP and Medi-Cal, and what families can do to keep their coverage.
Learn more: Partnership HealthPlan of California
Día de los Muertos Community Ofrenda & Candlelight Vigil
Co-hosted by Councilwoman Doriss Panduro
Each fall, the City of Fairfield invites residents to honor loved ones with a community ofrenda, traditional music, pan de muerto and a candlelight walk around the City Hall pond. Councilwoman Doriss Panduro co-hosts the celebration with Solano Community College and the Solano Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. It's a beautiful reflection of the cultures that make up our city.
Learn more: City of Fairfield
Hometown Heroes
Neighbors who make Fairfield and Solano County a better place.

Doriss Panduro
Fairfield City Councilmember, District 5
Born and raised in Fairfield, Doriss was inspired by the late Matt Garcia to serve. Councilwoman Doriss Panduro won her seat in 2020 and serves with compassion.

Debbie Toth
President & CEO, Choice in Aging
Debbie is a fierce advocate for our elders and has shaped legislation by informing lawmakers throughout Solano and Contra Costa counties.

Dr. Frances McCullough
Board of Directors, Solano County Library Foundation
Grand Marshal of the 2022 Fairfield Fourth of July Parade. Her inner beauty radiates out.

The Matt Garcia Foundation
Fairfield nonprofit
Matt Garcia was elected to the Fairfield City Council at 22, the youngest councilmember in California at the time. The foundation carries on his legacy by supporting youth and working to reduce violence and crime in Solano County.

R. Jacob Francisco
Field Representative, Assemblywoman Lori D. Wilson
Honored at my 2024 Evening of Inspiration, Jacob is dedicated to amplifying young people's voices. A UC Davis graduate and former Fairfield-Suisun Unified student board member, he interned with the Asian Pacific Islander American Public Affairs Association and Congressman John Garamendi. He has also served on the Solano Transportation Authority Bicycle Advisory Committee, the APAPA Solano County board and the Assist-A-Grad Scholarship Foundation.
Know a Fairfield gem?
Tell me about a small business, organization, event or Hometown Hero that deserves the spotlight. I'd love to come see it for myself.