Devil’s Canyon Brewers
February 18, 2011
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Devil’s Canyon Brewing Company
111 Industrial Road #7, Belmont.
Meet the Brewers: Food Truck – the Brewers Edition
Tied House Brewery and Hermitage Brewing Company
1627 S. 7th St. San Jose, CA 95112
February 19, 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Admission: $25
Join us for the best mobile eats paired with the best local breweries from Silicon Valley and beyond. Just like the great minds that brought you Google and the microchip, these foodies and breweries are ahead of their time, and just all-around awesome. Don’t miss these great eats, local brews, and fantastically fun times.
San Carlos Art and Wine Festival
October 7, 2010
San Carlos Art and Wine Festival for 2010!
CLICK HERE FOR A COMPLETE PROGRAM,
INCLUDING BANDS & ENTERTAINMENT
One of the Peninsula’s Premier Fall Festivals, the San Carlos Chamber of
Commerce’s Art & Wine Faire celebrates its 20th year on October 9 & 10, 2010. The
Faire covers both sides of San Carlos Avenue (between El Camino and Walnut) and
down Laurel Street from San Carlos Avenue to Arroyo. The Faire is easily accessible
from Caltrain and SamTrans. This Faire would not be possible without the great support of our sponsors. A wide selection (over 290) of high quality,hand-picked artists present their beautiful work for Faire goers. There will be a treasuretrove of ceramics, pottery, watercolooilpaintings, photography, wood working andjewelry – something for everyone!
Wines, Champagne and Microbrews available
along with water and sodas.
Live Music on several stages
keeps the place hopping, Food – Lots of It!
International Food Booths, such as:
BBQ Thai Chicken & Pork Kabobs
Fried Calamari, Fish & Chips
Gyros, falafel, dolmas
BBQ tri-tip sandwiches
Corn dogs
Fried artichokes
Garlic Fries
Chocolate dipped frozen fruits
Funnel Cakes
Hand Shaken Lemonade
Hamburgers
Island Noodles
Gourmet Brownies
Family Fun Zone
Entertainment
Performances on the Family Fun Zone Stage
Emceed by Lori & RJ, Cotton Candy Express Music
More Kids Fun and hands-on activities such as:
- Face painting
- Make your own stuffed animal
- Candle making
- Costumes (Costumes & Themed Parties by Cynthia)
- Belmont-San Carlos Fire Department
- Hiller Aviation Museum – helicopter
- Caricatures
- Magician
- Dancing
Savvy Cellar Wine Bar Now in Mountain View
July 29, 2010
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750 W. Evelyn Ave.
Mountain View, CA
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| 2-night class (Aug 2nd & 9th). Introduction to food & wine pairing class provides an overview to the concepts involved in food and wine pairing. Start with a base of a wine tasting primer, stir in some basic food theory and sprinkle food and wine tasting exercises on top. Students are taught how to use sensory abilities to identify ingredients in both food and wine that complement each other. Arguably Savvy Cellar’s most popular (and enjoyable) class! Preregistration required: savvycellar.com/classes | |
Beer Friday
July 5, 2010
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I just discovered Devil’s Canyon Brewery in Belmont on Industrial. They make beer but also make great root beer as well. Beer Friday is family friendly. You can bring your kids. You can bring your pet. They have catered food available so no need to bring food or drinks.
Devil’s Canyon Brewery is a brewery and is generally not open to the public. We sell our beer to bars and restaurants up and down the peninsula.
However, on the last Friday of the month we open our doors to the public at 6pm. There is no cover charge. Your first drink of the night is $8.00. You get to keep the Devil’s Canyon pint glass. After that, drinks are $4.00. Wine, Soda and water are also available.
We typically have at least 2 bands. If you are registered on the website you will receive a monthly email, usually the week of Beer Friday letting you know who is playing and what’s going on. Otherwise, We post the bands on the website a day or two before Beer Friday. Want to know more information about one of the bands that have played at the brewery? We now have a complete listing and will continue to update the list online as we bring in new talent.
We do not advertise. If you are at Beer Friday you are probably a friend of a friend. We like it that way.
See you there!
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Jazz Painist at CreoLa Bistro in San Carlos
June 4, 2010
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Angelica’s Bistro, Mother’s Day Ideas
May 8, 2010
| One of my favorite places is Angelica’s. Another good spot for Mother’s Day. Check out all their other venues…. If you are still in need of Mother’s Day reservations, give them a call. I put down their information for you. | |
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 If you’re looking for a truly unique dining experience, one that is unlike any on this continent, the place is Angelica’s Bistro. Quietly nestled in the back of one of the area’s most impressive antique emporiums, Angelica’s Bistro feels like it has been here since the 18th Century. But in fact it is the latest endeavor by entrepreneurs Peter and Angelica Cuschieri.Sit in the cozy alcoves and listen to live romantic music as you enjoy your meal. Or lean at the large counter and order your unique micro-brew beer. Or if you prefer, sit in the garden among dozens of gorgeous fountains and sculptures taking in the Redwood City sunshine on your afternoon tea.
While the surroundings are a delight, you’ll find Angleica’s Bistro is first and foremost about the food and drink. Come and enjoy! |
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The Road To The Alpine Inn, My Favorite Historical Place
January 22, 2010
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My favorite place of all is to relax and meet friends at the Alpine Inn, formerly called Rissotti’s or “Zott’s”…
Of course, I am partial since my dear friend and my other dear Mother own the place. But, if you just want a beer/wine/soft drink it is a great place to just be yourself and hang-out. If you want a great burger, chicken or other this is the place. The fries are great too! This is why this place is on my main page as one of the historical homes that I love. You can just imagine as you drive up, the horses that used to come and tie up there… I have met many wonderful people there.
As of 2009, Zotts has enjoyed 150 years as Portola Valley’s hotspot…
A lot of history has passed through here… Zott’s is unique, it is the only Beergarden that has stayed one since it’s existence.
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