Category: BiteClub

CLOSED Masala Jack’s

When someone says cheap and Indian food in the same breath, it's usually a recipe for indigestion, if not worse. You just don't want to play roulette with bargain-basement goat meat and lamb slathered with curry sauce. Hence my slight trepidation when BiteClubbers turned me onto Masala Jack's which recently opened in Cotati, featuring a menu full of curries under $7--many under $5

Barndiva has been named a Best Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator

Barndiva

A little bit country. A little bit rock and roll. Barndiva is the hipster hangout in Wine Country, with its organic sensibilities, minimalist barn decor and swanky cocktails.

Shout out: Fave cheap eats?

Despite some tough economic times, there’s no reason to go hungry. BiteClub’s putting together a big fat list of cheap eats for Wine Country. Here’s your chance to add your .02 for the best, yummiest and most satisfying meals on a budget. Have at it…And stay tuned for the results.

Cheap Eats

Shout out: Fave cheap eats? Despite some tough economic times, there’s no reason to go hungry. BiteClub’s putting together a big fat list of cheap eats for Wine Country. Here’s your chance to add your .02 for the best, yummiest and most satisfying meals on a budget. Have at it…And stay tuned for the results.

Juanita, Juanita

When talking about a restaurant as well-worn as Juanita, Juanita I tend to gird my loins a bit. Folks who’ve been eating there for years either come out in rousing support or, uh, start hurling rotten eggs at me for daring to mention it. (Don’t believe me? Check out my riff on Hank’s Creekside). All […]

Juanita, Juanita

Located well off the main square, Juanita, Juanita is everything a divey little spot should be: Ramshackle, weird, a little dusty around the edges, un-air conditioned and with politely detached wait staff.

Slow Food Nation

Raise your forked-filled fist in the air and wave it around like you actually care. The Slow Food Nation converges on San Francisco August 29 through Sept. 1, 2008 for an inaugural gathering at the altars of Pollan, Petrini and Waters — a sort of latter day organic movement headed up by this farm-to-table triumvirate. […]

Farmhouse Inn

Farmhouse Inn: Intimate almost to a fault, the restaurant is cozy and homey, with snappy service and a Michelin-rated Cal-French menu that plays to the flavors of many regional wines on their extraordinary list.