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Sonoma & Mendocino

4 posts · Feb 5, 2001 to Feb 9, 2001

Todd M.Medieval Music & Arts FoundationFeb 5, 2001

Someone wrote:
>And while I used to love the place, the last time I was there I
>found it disappointing. The food just didn't sparkle anymore.

Well, dag-nabbit, if Cafe Beaujolais ain't it anymore, what's the best restaurant in Mendocino?

SankkussDeja.comFeb 9, 2001

  Todd M. wrote:
> In article , ATE1
wrote:
> >And while I used to love the place, the last time I was there I
> >found it disappointing. The food just didn't sparkle anymore.
>
> Well, dag-nabbit, if Cafe Beaujolais ain't it anymore, what's the
> best restaurant in Mendocino?
>
  For my money, you can't beat the Albion River Inn, just 6 miles south
of Mendocino.  Here's the URL:

       http://www.albionriverinn.com/rest.html

SankkussDeja.comFeb 9, 2001

  Todd M. wrote:
> Someone wrote:
> >For my money, you can't beat the Albion River Inn
>
> Looks pretty good.  You may have sold me.
>
  As for places on the way up, you mentioned the town of Sonoma.
Several miles north on Hwy 12, near the town of Kenwood, is the Kenwood Restaurant.  I've never been disappointed there, and if the weather's nice, the open-air seating is the way to go.  The URL:

          http://www.sterba.com/kenwood/restaurant/

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On 4 Feb 2001 20:27:17 -0800, in ba.food, [email removed] (Todd Michel McComb) put fingers to keyboard and typed:

> I'm also happy to hear restaurant & hotel suggestions in Mendocino,
>although I have some things in mind in that case.  Thanks.

You simply can't go wrong with the Joshua Grindle Inn and Cafe Beaujolais.

<http://www.joshgrin.com/>
<http://www.cafebeaujolais.com/CafeBeau.htm>

jc