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Coloma Club Bar and Restaurant

The Coloma Club Restaurant and Bar is nestled in the heart of Californian's Gold Country. We are on the corner of Marshall Road and Highway 49 just north of Marshall's Gold Discovery State Park (Sutter's Mill). This area is the center for whitewater rafting down the South Fork of the American river.

Our restaurant is known for great food, generous portions, and reasonable prices! We make home style soup daily and have dinner specials. Our restaurant is open from 6 AM to 9 PM and we also have a large covered patio for your dining pleasure.

Our full bar is open from 10 AM until 2 AM, offering many different beers on tap and more in bottles with experienced bartenders mixing all normal drinks including a few speciality drinks you can only get at the Coloma Club. Live music on the weekends during the summer and Karaoke all year around. Pool tables plus an outdoor bar in the backyard for relaxing under the trees throughout the summer.

Looking for a event venue, give us a call, we handle corporate and club events, poker runs, wedding ceremonies, receptions, group lunches and more!

The most up-date list of events can be found on the Event board as you walk in the door, however, we do try to update our Facebook event page as well to help our out of town guests. See what social media has to say about the Coloma Club. We've included a few of the reviews here on our page from social and review platforms listed below saving you the click!

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White Water Rafting

American River, South Fork

Cascading down from the Sierra Nevada runs the West Coast's most popular white-water resource - the South Fork of the American River. An intermediate (Class III) river, the South Fork American River is suitable for kids 7 to 75! Numerous professional outfitters offer trips ranging from short half-day jaunts on up two-day adventures. The South Fork winds it's way through the heart of the Mother Lode as it passes abandoned mines, tailings, flumes and other artifacts from the Gold Rush era.