STOP 06Wine Country on 66
Rancho Cucamonga
Oldest restaurant on Route 66 & historic vineyards
Rancho Cucamonga is home to the Sycamore Inn — the oldest continuously operating restaurant on all of Route 66, serving food since 1848. Originally a stagecoach stop, the restaurant sits beneath 200-year-old sycamore trees.
The city also has a beautifully preserved 1937 Route 66 service station (Richfield Oil) in Streamline Moderne style, now a visitor center open Wed-Sun.
exploreThings to See & Do
Sycamore Inn Historic Site
CAN'T MISSOldest restaurant on Route 66 since 1848, 200-year-old trees.
scheduleTue-Sun 11am-10pmconfirmation_numberMenu from $20
1937 Route 66 Service Station
Restored Richfield Oil station, Streamline Moderne visitor center.
scheduleWed-Sun 10am-3pmconfirmation_numberFree
restaurantWhere to Eat
The Sycamore Inn
Steakhouse$$$RT66 CLASSICSince 1848, prime steaks, live music weekends.
scheduleTue-Sun 11am-10pm
Tips for Visiting Rancho Cucamonga
Make a reservation for The Sycamore Inn on weekends — it gets busy.
The 1937 service station is a quick photo stop — 15 minutes.