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JUNE 

| contents | 2020 

IN THIS ISSUE 

6 PUBLISHER’S LETTER 

10 COMMUNITY 

MATTERS 

GIVING BACK 

Stepping Up to Serve 

17 ARTS & 

ENTERTAINMENT 

TIME TO SHINE 

Placer Arts’ Stay at Home 

Talent Contest 

20 FOR YOUR REVIEW 

BOOK CLUB 

What to Read This Month 

64 

23 HEALTH & 

WELLNESS 

PROTECT YOUR SKIN 

Stay Safe Under 

the Summer Sun 

28 TAKE A HIKE 

Horsetail Falls Trail 

30 HOME & GARDEN 

BEFORE & AFTER 

Local Kitchen Remodel 

34 HOME DÉCOR 

How It Can Heal Us 

38 URGE TO PURGE 

Finding New Life 

for Old Things 

10 

52 

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17 

42 INTRODUCING 

Q&A WITH 

LOCAL COMPANIES 

Blind Spot 

Blinds & Shutters 

Barker’s Pet Care 

47 EAT & DRINK 

DINING REVIEWS 

Q1227 Restaurant 

Heyday Café 

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M A G A Z I N E 

Summer 

Healing 

Home Décor 

50+ 

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SEE, & DO 


Protect Your Skin 

This Season 

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52 FOODIE FINDS 

Ramen 101 

Nourish 

Tijuana Taqueria 

58 THE HOT LIST 


Beer and Wine 

60 RESTAURANT 

GUIDE 

64 FEATURE 

HERE COMES THE SUN 

Your A-to-Z Guide 

to Summer Fun 

82 BRAIN FOOD 

GET GRILLIN’ 

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Illustrations created by Ray Burgess. 

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feature. Turn to page 64 to see more!

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| publisher’s letter | 

As this print issue of STYLE (our 

198th in a row!) reaches you, our 

world is beginning to reopen. 

This “happening” will be met by 

many with glee and others with 

trepidation. Our lives may never 

be the same again, but Americans 

are a resilient bunch, and we have 

no doubt we’ll get past this, do the 

right things, and move forward. 

We’ve been asked why we didn’t 

just shut down like many other publications in the region. It’s a fair 

question, but within 48 hours of our governor’s “shelter-in-place” 

order, we knew we couldn’t—that there was still good reason to 

publish information and entertainment and to help maintain 

some level of normalcy during a time which is anything but. We’ve 

always taken the position that giving back to our communities is a 

foundational part of our company. We strive to give back in many 

ways—be it the arts, education, our 

youth, or another area that is so, so 

important: food. 

It’s hard to believe that in 

areas like ours, people go hungry 

every day, but they do. They are 

your neighbors. They are young 

and old; come in all shapes, sizes, 

and ethnicities; and many/most of 

them work. It’s why STYLE started 

a charitable endeavor six years ago, 

called Guitars4Food where we buy 

—William Shakespeare guitars, get them autographed, and 

give them as gifts to large donors. 

“If music 

be the food 

of love, 

play on.” 

We are proud to tell you that G4F has now raised more than 

$50,000 since its launch. 

In two short months, we’ve gone from record employment 

to record unemployment, but you can help. Whether it’s the 

Placer Food Bank, Twin Lakes Food Bank, or the Food Bank of El 

Dorado County—even the smallest donation makes a difference. 

Supporting our food banks is a wonderful way to give back. Please 

see this month’s story, “Stepping Up to Serve,” on page 10, to learn 

about more ways to lend a helping hand. 

And make no mistake—our ability 

to give back comes in large part from 

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and them—in mind when 

you’re shopping (locally, 

we hope). Supporting these 

businesses is one of the best 

ways to say “thank you.” 

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Local donor Chad 

Smith, whose 

$1,000 donation 

will help to provide 

more than 500 

meals for area 

residents in need. 

Grammy Awardwinning 

band 

Los Lobos with 

one of the three 

guitars they have 

autographed for us 

over the past five 

years, helping raise 

$4,000 for local 

food banks. 

Twin Lakes Food 

Bank’s Ron Perry 

accepts a check 

for $1,000 from 

STYLE Publisher 

Terry Carroll and 

Guitars4Food in 

May 2020. 

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TO SERVE 

by JULIE RYAN 

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the world upside down. Lives have 

been lost, jobs have been put on hold, and classrooms have been moved to 

kitchens. We see the heartache and sadness every day, but we’ve also seen the 

good. We’ve been surrounded with love and help in our community—people 

and places making a difference, putting smiles on faces, food in stomachs, 

and helping those in need. Here are just some of organizations giving back locally. (We 

know there are so many more who have helped, and we THANK YOU!) 

Left: Steve and Natalie Brown 

Top: Dave and Jackie Hanson 

from Off the Vine Catering 

Bottom: Betsy and Bob 

Bradshaw 

Family Meal Roseville 

familymealroseville.org 

WHO THEY ARE: City leaders and 

community members launched this 

program on May 4 to help feed families 

(one person or more) during the COVID- 

19 crisis. Bayside Church donated 500 

face masks for volunteers, while Roseville 

Citizens’ Benefit Fund, Placer Community 

Foundation, Sutter Health Foundation, 

Rotary Club of Roseville, and Roseville 

Firefighters (among others) provided 

funding; and Roseville Transit offers 

delivery service. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: They’re 

providing weekly meals to more than 

400 Roseville households. In turn, 

they’re helping residents in need of 

food and struggling restaurants stay 

in business. So far, Nixtaco Mexican 

Kitchen (nixta.co), The Monk’s Cellar 

(monkscellar.com), and Randy Peter’s 

Catering (randypeterscatering.com) have 

participated. 

FYI: A $20 donation can provide four 

meals and support local restaurants. 

Family Meal Roseville 

Upper Room Dining Hall 

upperroomdininghall.org 

WHO THEY ARE: A nonprofit in El Dorado County that provides food to those in need. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: With assistance from local businesses, restaurants and the 

community, they’ve fed hundreds of people every day and thousands every month since 

the shelter-in-place mandate. 

FYI: Since they are focusing on supporting their community during this time, all of their 

regular fundraisers have been put on hold, so donations are extremely helpful right now. 

Eskaton 

eskaton.org/give-back 

WHO THEY ARE: A nonprofit, 

community-based organization serving 

seniors in Northern California. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: They hold 

ongoing volunteer efforts, including 

Eskaton’s Telephone Reasurrance Program 

where trained volunteers call isolated and 

homebound seniors. More than 600 lives 

have been touched by these phone calls. 

FYI: You can donate or volunteer by visiting 

their website. 

Placer Food Bank 

placerfoodbank.org 

WHO THEY ARE: They collect and 

distribute food in Placer, El Dorado, and 

Nevada Counties. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: Offering 

drive-thru distribution at local farmers’ 

markets. They’ve given fresh produce and 

perishable items at no cost to those who 

need food assistance. 

FYI: You can find out about volunteer 

opportunities and also donate on their 

website. 

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WHO THEY ARE: Sisters Parmis 

and Amitis Pourarian founded this 

women’s group with the goal of 

contributing to their community. 

They support local charities and 

donate thousands of dollars annually. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: Members 

of their group donated to feed 

hundreds of hospital staff at Kaiser 

Roseville and Sutter Roseville along 

with Bennett's Kitchen Bar Market 

(bennettskitchen.com) and Sienna 

(siennarestaurants.com). 

FYI: Join them, support them, or 

donate. 

Twin Lakes Food Bank 

twinlakesfoodbank.org 

WHO THEY ARE: A Folsom-based 

food bank serving the region that 

provides nutritious food and social 

assistance. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: They 

have been doing drive-thru grocery 

pickup that includes canned goods, 

nutritional shakes for seniors, and 

kid-approved food items. During the 

pandemic, they have served twice the 

number of households than they do 

on a normal basis. Many community 

organizations and faith-based 

organizations have organized food 

drives to directly support them too, 

including Folsom Sikh Community, 

Folsom Masonic Lodge #64, Mercy 

Hospital of Folsom, Vista del Lago 

High School, Folsom City Zoo 

Sanctuary, Folsom Sports Complex, 

Lakeside Church, Bayside Church 

Folsom, Community Bible Church, 

Oak Hills Church, Trinity Episcopal 

Church Folsom, The Church of Jesus 

Christ of Latter-day Saints, Mount 

Olive Lutheran, The Gathering Place 

Church, Rotary Club of Folsom, 

MCF Muslim Community of 

Folsom - Masjid/Community Center, 

Disciples Church, and Jesus Culture 

Sacramento. 

FYI: There are many ways to help, 

including donating food items and 

money; visit their website for more 

info. 

Kiwanis Club of Folsom Lake 

folsomlakekiwanis.org 

WHO THEY ARE: A nonprofit dedicated to 

helping children and communities in need. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: During 

the COVID-19 crisis, they initiated a 

fundraising effort specifically to benefit 

Twin Lakes Food Bank and generously 

matched the donations. 

FYI: Follow their website and Facebook 

page for future fundraising initiatives. 

Folsom Fraternal Order of Eagles 

facebook.com/folsomeagle 

WHO THEY ARE: A nonprofit that 

supports 

numerous local 

charities and 

fundraising 

efforts. 

HOW THEY’VE 

HELPED: They’ve 

been doing 

curbside meal 

fundraisers 

and collecting 

donations and 

items for charities severely impacted by 

COVID-19, including Mercy Multiplied 

(mercymultiplied.com), Julie’s Purse 

Project (juliespurseproject.org), Mj’s Project 

(mjsproject.org), Blessings in a Backpack 

(bibsac.org), and Orangevale-Fair Oaks Food 

Bank (orangevalefoodbank.org). 

FYI: You can help by donating and/ 

or stopping by their curbside meal 

fundraisers; follow their FB page for details. 

Rotary Club of Folsom 

folsomrotary.com 

WHO THEY ARE: They support local 

youth, people in need, and other 

organizations who serve the less 

fortunate. 

Tower of Niceness 

towerofniceness.org 

WHO THEY ARE: A charitable 

organization started by a sevenyear-old 

boy that fundraises for 

important causes and provides 

niceness for those in need. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: They 

created “Project GrubHug,” whose 

proceeds feed those in need, like seniors, 

families with lost income, and health 

care workers. 

FYI: They have partnered with Randy 

Peters Catering (randypeterscatering. 

com) and are able to deliver meals for 

$10 each. Donate toward this cause by 

visiting their website. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: Through 

donations, they’ve been able to purchase 

and donate PPE’s to hospital workers, first 

responders, and those providing essential 

services. In addition, they hosted one of 

the “Stop Pop & Go” Food Drives to benefit 

Twin Lakes Food Bank. 

FYI: Visit their website for information on 

donating. 

Food Bank of El Dorado County 

foodbankedc.org 

WHO THEY ARE: They provide 

food assistance to residents in need 

throughout El Dorado County. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: Due to the 

school closures from COVID-19, they 

partnered with Rescue Union School 

District and Buckeye Union School 

District to provide nutritious meals 

to families. As a result, they added six 

distribution sites and have fed more than 

500 families each week. 

FYI: If you can help support their cause, 

or if you need support, visit their website 

for information. 

Big Spoon Yogurt Roseville 

bigspoonroseville.com 

WHO THEY ARE: They’ve been serving 

frozen yogurt since 2008. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: All proceeds 

from their weekend sales in April went 

straight to local charities like St. Vincent 

de Paul (placersvdp.com), Allegiant Giving 

(allegiantgiving.org), Arts Council of Placer 

County (placerarts.org), and Placer SPCA 

(placerspca.org). 

FYI: Even before COVID-19, they were 

supporting the community in various 

capacities by holding fundraising nights 

and hosting Arts Council of Placer 

County pop-up shows. Follow their 

Facebook page for future events. 



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newglorybeer.com 

WHO THEY ARE: A brewery and 

restaurant in Granite Bay. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: They started a 

program called “Feed the Frontline” where 

customers can donate pizzas to health care 

workers. They even write the names of 

those who donated on the pizza box. 

FYI: If you’d like to donate a pizza, visit their 

website, then click on “Granite Bay: Order 

Food & Beer” and “Feed the Frontline.” 

Garden of Eat’n 

gardenofeatn.net 

WHO THEY ARE: A Roseville restaurant 

that serves healthy and affordable farmto-fork 

dishes. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: With help from 

community sponsors like La-Z-Boy of 

Sacramento (la-z-boy.com/sacramento), 

Bayside Church Adventure (adventure. 

baysideonline.com) and Center of Praise 

Ministries (cop.church), among others, 

along with countless individual donors, 

they’ve provided “thank you meals” to 

health care workers, medical personnel, 

teachers, firefighters, and police officers. 

FYI: You can sponsor a lunch through 

their website. 

Roseville Volunteer Force 

rosevillevolunteerforce.com 

WHO THEY ARE: A group of volunteers 

helping others in their community during 

disasters and times of crisis. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: They’ve given 

thousands of hand-made masks to people 

and businesses. They’ve also helped people 

get hard-to-find items like toilet paper, 

paper towels, and distilled water. On top of 

that, they raised more than $2,000 for The 

Gathering Inn, a nonprofit that helps the 

homeless in Placer County. 

FYI: You can join their group or receive 

help by visiting their website. 

MR DJ Event Services 

mrdjservice.com 

WHO THEY ARE: Since 1989, their 

talented team of DJs has been 

creating extraordinary weddings 

and events. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: By hosting 

“pop-up dance parties” at driveways 

across town, they not only generated 

smiles and laughter, but also 

raised over $4,000 for C.A.F.F.E.—a 

volunteer-based group that helps the 

less fortunate and homeless in our 

community by providing clothing, 

food, and survival necessities. 

Scott Alvord, Nancy Klevickis, Renee Perez, 

Chris Worden and Saundra Romo 


Palladio at Broadstone 

gopalladio.com 

WHO THEY ARE: Shopping, dining, and 

entertainment center in Folsom. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: Donating 

to and partnering with their center’s 

restaurants, Palladio at Broadstone has 

organized a meal program to thank 

health care workers. Close to 1,000 meals 

have been given to Mercy Folsom Hospital, 

Kaiser Permanente’s Folsom Medical 

Office, and first responders. 

FYI: Support the Palladio and the center’s 

meal program participants by dining at 

Back Bistro (backbistro.com), Buckhorn 

Grill (buckhorngrill.com), Chicago 

Fire (chicagofire.com), Petra Greek 

(petragreek.com), The Chocolate Architect 

(chocsilk.com), Icing on the Cupcake 

(icingonthecupcake.com), and Pretty 

Sweet (prettysweet.co). 

Saundra Romo, Nancy Klevickis, Scott Alvord, and Chris Worden 

Jackson Catering & Events 

jacksoncateringevents.com 

WHO THEY ARE: A full-service planning 

and catering company and restaurant in 

Sacramento. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: Delicious, 

home-style meals purchased by patrons 

have been prepared by Jackson Catering 

& Events and delivered to health care 

workers in ER and ICU units across 

Sacramento-area hospitals. For just $12, 

fresh, hot meals including meatloaf and 

bbq chicken have made their way to 

grateful hospital staff. 

FYI: Call 916-483-7300 or visit their 

website to donate meals to hospital 

workers. 

Goose Port Public House 

gooseport.com 

WHO THEY ARE: A restaurant and 

sports bar in Roseville. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: At the request 

and donation of a generous customer, 

Goose Port prepared and donated food 

for a local nonprofit of their choice. 

Goose Port picked The Taylor House 

(thetaylorhouse.org) in Roseville—a 

transition home for former foster and 

at-risk girls. Not only did the organization 

receive meals but the promise of a funfilled 

night at Goose Port when things get 

back to normal. 

Straight Line Construction 

straightlineconstruction.com 

WHO THEY ARE: Roofing, decking, 

siding, and window contractors in Shingle 

Springs. 

HOW THEY’VE HELPED: Straight 

Line Construction teamed up with 

other businesses like Malone's Painting 

& Deck Restoration (facebook.com/ 

malonespaintinganddeckrestoration), 

California Overhead Door (cohd.net), 

Solar Savings Direct (solarsavingsdirect. 

com), ABC Supply Co. (abcsupply.com), 

Kleen Air (gotkleenair.com), Wayside 

Lumber (waysidelumber.com), and Burne 

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provide $125,000 worth of fantastic home 

improvement services for lucky winners 

of a draw—all nominated by locals. 

Improvements included complete deck 

replacement, roof repair, and painting 

services for first responders and medical 

professionals, small business owners, and 

others in need. 

Calling all local heroes! 

Know an individual or business who 

has stepped up for their community 

during the current crisis? We want to 

hear about them—email us at info@ 

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Time to Shine 

Stay at Home 

Talent Contest 

by SUZIE DUNDAS 

Armand Munoz 


What do you do when 

you're a community 

arts organization that 

isn't allowed within six feet of 

any community members? 

Move the community online, of course. 

That's exactly what the Arts Council of 

Placer County (ACPC) did with their 

inventive Stay at Home Talent Contest—an 

online-only contest celebrating the best of 

quarantine talent across its many forms. 

According to ACPC Executive Director 

Jim Crosthwaite, the contest was a natural 

extension of the organization’s normal 

scope of work. The active nonprofit is the 

designated arts partner for Placer County 

and the California Arts Council, which 

executes a similar mission on a state-wide 

scale. ACPC both supports and promotes 

the arts and artists within Placer County 

with programs like the Community Arts 

Grants program, community fundraisers, 

pop-up artisan markets, and events like 

art shows, performances, and the popular 

Placer Artists Studio Tour (rescheduled 

for the fall.) However, in light of COVID-19, 

most of ACPC's events and programs have 

been canceled or postponed to later in the 

year. But that doesn't mean the Council 

staff and volunteers aren't hard at work. 

Crosthwaite says the idea for the Stay at Home 

Talent Contest was formulated at a monthly 

meeting of ACPC's board of trustees as they 

discussed how best to serve local artists and art 

supporters from afar. "This seemed like something 

that would support creativity, expression, and 

the arts," says Crosthwaite, "while giving those 

sheltered at home something to do with their 

spare time." 

Several dozen videos were collected over the 

month-long contest with one winner selected 

every week. "My reaction was not 'I won!'" says 

week one's winner, 11-year-old Armand Munoz. "It 

was more like 'I won?' I was shocked!" He expertly 

played the whole of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" 

on the piano in his winning video, which wooed 

the panel of judges. Munoz had been spending 

his extra time at home perfecting the entire song, 

which took him about a year to learn in total. 

"When I saw the talent show, I thought 'why not put 

my name into the hat?'" he says. 

Crosthwaite says that what type of video won on 

any given week was entirely up to the panel of 

five community members who served as judges 

and who changed weekly. Each judge sent his or 

her top choices back to APAC, which assigned 

points based on the rankings. The video with the 

most points was declared the winner. "They're 

instructed to just judge on what they 

like best, so judging of talent is very 

subjective," says Crosthwaite. 

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That was certainly true during week two, 

when Ron Nabity won for his humorous 

video diary on what it's like to spend a 

day quarantining while living alone. Set 

to the tune of "End of the Line" by English 

supergroup The Traveling Wilburys, 

Ron's video includes experiences many 

people sheltering in place can relate to, 

like working out at home, rationing toilet 

paper, and, of course, video chatting 

in one's pajamas. He actually made the 

video earlier in the month before the 

contest was announced, so the timing 

was fortuitous, especially as access to 

art institutions has been limited in the 

shutdown. "I saw the ACPC video contest 

as a great way to find and share some of 

the creativity of people who are staying at 

home," he says, "and I wanted to join in on 

the fun." 

Week three's winner took a different 

approach to displaying her artistic skills. 

Rather than submitting a performance, 

local high schooler McKenna Griffith 

instead made a compilation video of 

paintings she's been creating while 

staying at home more. According to 

Griffith, "I really love nature and being 

outdoors. Being at home so much during 

shelter-in-place makes me miss it, so 

I decided to paint landscapes, which 

brought the outdoors inside to me." 

When she learned of the contest, she 

thought entering would be a good way to 

share the outdoors with others who are 

spending most of their time indoors. Her 

paintings focus mainly on landscapes and 

scenes of spring and summer. 

The variety of talent submitted for the 

contest has impressed the judges, says 

Crosthwaite, and he was glad to see so 

many different types of art supported 

by ACPC represented in the entries. "The 

variety has been great, and I always look 

forward to seeing something different 

when a new entry comes through," he says. 

The final winner, 

Norm Follett, is a 

musician who splits 

his time between 

Auburn and Soda Springs, near Tahoe. His 

band, Soda Sounds, often plays at events 

and resorts around the North Lake area, 

but with the band's calendar freed up and 

album recording delayed, Follett found 

himself feeling a bit down, and decided 

to start playing music on his deck for his 

dog and cat. His son Zac suggested they 

film him with a drone as he performed, 

and the video was born: an original, 

social distancing-inspired song called "Not 

Here." "I've been digging into some new 

techniques, dusting off some old ideas, 

and creating some new music in this 

amazing environment on the summit," 

Follett says. "Normally, I wouldn't have had 

the time for that kind of reflection and 

focus, so I'm excited to see how I can use 

this opportunity to grow in many ways. 

It feels like lots of people are trying to do 

the same, and I'm excited to see what they 

do and create because of it!" 

Watch all the videos, learn more about 

the Arts Council of Placer County, and 

stay up-to-date with future events at 

placerarts.org. 

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by Esther Safran Foer 

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about their past. Later in life Foer 

finds out that her dad had a wife 

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The Operator: A Novel 

by Gretchen Berg 

Vivian is a switchboard operator 

in a small town in Ohio. She 

isn’t supposed to listen to 

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In this inspirational memoir, 

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with anxiety, ADD, and bipolar 

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The Boy from The Woods 

by Harlan Coben 

A man who was found in the woods 

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past is asked to help find a missing 

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Fighting for Space: Two 

Pilots and Their Historic 

Battle for Female 

Spaceflight 

by Amy Shira Teitel 

In the late 1950s, Jackie 

Cochran had quite the list of 

accomplishments: she was 

the first woman to break the 

sound barrier, led the Women’s 

Auxiliary Service Pilots during 

World War II, held more jet flying records than 

any other pilot, and ran her own cosmetics 

company. She was ready to take flight into space. 

But Jerrie Cobb was a record-holding pilot as well. 

She was 25 years younger than Jackie and was 

ready to fight for her place as a female astronaut. 

When You See Me 

by Lisa Gardner 

In this thrilling page-turner, 

Detective D.D. Warren, FBI 

Special Agent Kimberly Quincy, 

and vigilante Flora Dane work 

together to solve a crime that 

seems to have links to one they 

already solved involving deceased 

serial kidnapper Jacob 

Ness. Will they be able to crack 

the most disturbing case of their careers? 

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Man: A Spiritual 

Autobiography 

by Sidney Poitier 

Of his memoir, Poitier says: 

“I began this book as an 

exploration, an exercise in self 

questioning. In other words, I 

wanted to find out, as I looked 

back at a long and complicated 

life, with many twists and turns, 

how well I’ve done at measuring up to the values 

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by Ann Patchett 

Danny and Maeve, brother 

and sister, grew up outside 

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their stepmother threw them 

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Your Skin 

Stay Safe Under 

the Summer Sun 

by KOURTNEY JASON 

1 

Summer is coming, and it’s time 

to consider how to protect yourself 

from skin cancer. Minimizing sun 

exposure during peak UV hours (10 

a.m.-3 p.m.) and wearing a sunscreen of 

SPF 30 or higher are critical to reducing 

exposure to cancer-causing sunlight. 

Sunscreens labeled “Broad Spectrum” help 

protect against both UVA and UVB light, 

and physical sunscreens, such as zinc 

oxide, provide excellent protection without 

chemicals or potential skin allergies. Since 

we have been sheltering at home since 

the onset of COVID-19, sunscreen sales 

worldwide have seen a significant decline. 

Given such, our skin may be particularly 

vulnerable to sunburns. So as society 

opens up again, it is really important to be 

especially careful by wearing sunscreen, a 

hat, and sun-protective clothing. 

If you do get a sunburn, cool showers 

and frequent moisturization can help with 

the burning sensation and healing process. 

Also, drink extra water, because sunburnt 

skin can lead to dehydration. If blisters 

form, do not break them open as they will 

heal naturally. 

After weeks of sheltering indoors, 

we are all ready to get out and enjoy the 

outdoors. Let’s do it safely! 

— David No, MD, PhD 

Dermatology Center of Northern California 

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“If you get a 

sunburn, cut 

open an aloe 

vera leaf 

and remove 

the sticky 

gel inside for 

topical use.” 

3 

Carry sun 

protection with you 

so you will always 

be prepared. Have 

sunscreen in your purse 

or book bag or keep a hat in 

your car. 

Sunscreen is active on 

your skin for about 80 to 90 

minutes and then its efficacy 

goes down dramatically. Look 

for an SPF of 30 or higher. 

Apply sunscreen before 

putting on clothing to avoid 

any “missing spots” around 

sleeves, straps, or flip flops. 

If you get a sunburn, stay in 

a cool room and drink plenty 

of water to rehydrate from the 

inside out. Cooling aloe gel 

can make the areas feel better. 

Aspirin or ibuprofen will help 

with inflammation and pain. 

Never pick or pull at peeling 

skin or blisters. 

— Kate Gant, MD 

West Oak Dermatology 

westoakdermatology.com 

2 

Prevention, prevention, prevention. Stay in covered shade whenever possible, use a 

sunscreen with a minimum 50 SPF, and stay hydrated. 

It’s important to understand the differences between the sun’s three types of UV rays. UVA 

travels deeper into the skin. It is the main cause of tanning, skin aging, and a small amount of 

sunburn. UVB, which is stronger than UVA, stays more superficial in the skin and is the main cause of 

sunburn. It plays a key role in the development of skin cancer. UVC is very strong, and our ozone layer 

currently blocks this. 

And remember that SPF is a relative measure of how long a sunscreen should protect you from the 

sun. Not everyone will get the same protection from the same sunscreen. This amount of protection 

varies, and is based on your skin type and how quickly you burn. For example, let’s say your skin turns 

red in two minutes while you are unprotected and out in the sun. This means an SPF of 30 should 

protect you 30 times longer than two minutes. Therefore, 2 x 30 = 60 minutes, or one hour of protection. 

In the same scenario, a person who is unprotected and turns red in 10 minutes while unprotected and 

out in the sun, would obtain 300 minutes, or five hours of protection from the same 30 SPF sunscreen. 

While you’re enjoying your most favorite summer beverage, don’t forget to eat your fruits and veggies! 

Believe it or not, a diet high in fruits and veggies will also help with burn prevention, as it provides your 

skin with lots of antioxidants to fight off those harmful rays. 

If you get a sunburn, cut open an aloe vera leaf and remove the sticky gel inside for topical use. Start 

cultivating that green thumb and keep an aloe vera plant on hand—you never know when it might come 

in handy for sunburn relief. 

— Karla Alberts, ND 

Revolutions Naturopathic, revolutionsdocs.com 

4 

The main reason sun protection is so important is for skin cancer prevention, but also 

to prevent sunburns and delay/reduce signs of skin aging. 

Some tips to protect your skin from the sun’s damaging ultraviolet (UV) rays and reduce 

your risk of skin cancer and sunburn: 

• Seek shade when the sun’s rays are strongest between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. 

• Wear protective clothing as much as possible such as lightweight long-sleeved shirts, pants, widebrimmed 

hats, and sunglasses. This is especially important in babies and children. 

• Use a broad spectrum (provides protection from both UVA and UVB), water resistant sunscreen 

with a sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 30. SPF number indicates how well the sunscreen 

protects you from the sun, and less than SPF 30 does not provide adequate protection. Water 

resistance does not mean waterproof or sweatproof. Most adults need about an ounce of 

sunscreen to cover their entire body (about the size of a shot glass). Spray sunscreens should still 

be rubbed in and spread out evenly. 

• Sunscreen needs to be used whenever you are going to be outdoors, even on rainy/cloudy days. 

• When outside, all sunscreens need to be re-applied every two hours (no matter the number of SPF) 

or immediately after sweating or swimming. 

• Use extra caution near sand or water as these surfaces reflect the damaging sun rays and increase 

the chance of sunburn. 

• “Who’s got your back?” Try and enlist a buddy to help you apply sunscreen on hard-to-reach areas 

so you do not miss any parts of your skin. 

If you get a sunburn, begin treating it as soon as you notice it. First, get out of the sun. 

Once indoors: 

• Take frequent cool baths or showers to help relieve the pain. 

• Then, apply a moisturizer (in an ointment that contains aloe vera or soy to help soothe the skin. 

Use plain petroleum jelly if you have sensitive skin). 

• If you are very uncomfortable from the sunburn, you can apply an over-the-counter 

hydrocortisone ointment. Avoid using products with “-caine” (such as lidocaine), as these may 

irritate the skin or cause an allergic reaction. 

• May take aspirin or ibuprofen to help reduce any swelling, redness, and discomfort. 

• Drink extra water to help prevent dehydration. 

If your skin blisters, it means you have second-degree burns. Allow the blisters to heal and do not 

pop them, as intact blisters help prevent infection on your skin and also help your skin heal. Take 

extra care to protect sunburned skin while it heals by wearing sun protective clothing or clothing 

with tightly woven fabrics. 

Remember, sunburns are not temporary and can cause long-lasting damage to the skin and 

increase your risk for getting skin cancer. 

— Anna Juern, MD 

Dignity Health Mercy Medical Group, dignityhealth.org 

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Heat illnesses can be caused by 

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Symptoms to look out for: 

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• Loss of consciousness 

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DISTANCE: 3.1 miles 

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locally sourced dish. 

WHY WE LOVE IT: This short hike 

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Special thanks to reader Emily Marcum (@emilymarcum_) for 

sharing her Horsetail Falls Trail photos with us 

views of Desolation Wilderness 

and the waterfall, which has 

ample flow in late spring/early 

summer. 

TRAIL NOTES: It is easy to lose 

the trail at the upper section, 

so use GPS. The last half mile 

can be difficult and requires 

scrambling on rocks. Once past 

the rocks, a sign marks the trail 

to the left. If in doubt, follow 

the water and be mindful of 

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EDITOR’S NOTE: AS WE WENT TO PRESS, 

THIS TRAIL WAS CLOSED DUE TO COVID-19. 

CHECK WEBSITE BEFORE HEADING OUT. 

Prevention: 

• Drink plenty of water. 

• Drink electrolytes—be sure to 

bring an Emergen-C or Nuun in 

your pack. 

• Protect yourself from the sun— 

wear a hat, light colors, and 

loose clothing. (And of course, 

wear sunscreen.) 

Treatment: 

• Get victim to a shaded area. 

• Apply water to bare skin and fan, 

simulating sweat. 

• Apply ice, if available, to armpits 

and groin. 

• Elevate feet. Cool the person 

down by any means. 

• If there are any altered levels 

of consciousness, evacuate 

ASAP and seek medical help 

immediately. 

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says. With an estimated (and accurate) timeline of about four to five months, 

the entire first floor renovation included gutting the couple’s closed-off, dark 

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MAKING PLANS 

Following the initial consultation, Eberle 

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for construction and an overview of the 

construction phases. Once the agreement 

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schedule. Heather’s cousin helped Matt with 

the demolition during the first week of July 

2019. Eberle Remodeling started construction 

the following week, and the whole remodel 

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celebration with nearly 60 guests. 

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Since the kitchen renovations were part 

of a larger remodel, the budget was not 

itemized for each project. Eberle says typical 

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design details, scope of work, and quality of 

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take between six to 10 weeks, depending on the 

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The Kocinas wanted as much of an open concept 

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the space. They felt it was worth investing in topof-the-line 

appliances, all of which are by Wolf. 

Eberle was tasked with creating a larger island 

to increase functionality and to build a space 

that felt more welcoming. The team removed 

the existing peninsula and small island, both of 

which limited accessibility to the kitchen. They 

re-configured the kitchen with a new layout, 

narrowed the depth of the existing pantry, and 

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GETTING STARTED 

The Kocinas had weekly and monthly 

construction plans from Eberle, which helped 

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overview of the construction phases. Taking the 

couple’s wish list into account, Eberle planned 

the layout and function of the remodel. The 

couple hired Lindsay Tate of Lindsay Tate 

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the finishes. “We hired Lindsay about a month 

into the process, and had to change some of 

the original choices my husband and I selected, 

because we had no clue what we were doing,” 

Heather says. “We watched HGTV and browsed 

several magazines and websites to find the style 

that we both liked, but 

to put everything all 

together to make it look 

like a dream model home 

is another thing!” 

LIVING WITHOUT A KITCHEN 

During the construction, the Kocinas moved 

to the second floor of their house, which 

allowed the contractors to have the space and 

time to work. “We could not use our kitchen 

for four months. We made it work, because we 

knew there was a bright light at the end of the 

remodeling tunnel,” Heather says. “Make sure 

you have a great support system to help you out. 

Since we did not have a kitchen or laundry room 

during this time, my mom cooked us dinner 

every night and helped out with our laundry.” 

THE BIG REVEAL 

Overjoyed by the results of the complete kitchen 

renovation, Heather cried happy tears upon 

seeing their dream kitchen. She loves the big 

island with a Mont Blanc quartzite countertop, 

which seats eight to 10 people comfortably. Kings 

Custom Cabinetry (kingscustomcabinetry.com) 

designed the custom cabinets, which feature 

shaker style doors, hidden light rails, dovetailed 

drawers, rollout drawers, and soft close drawers 

and doors. “I feel like a professional chef with 

all the high-end appliances and gadgets around 

me,” she says. For Eberle, the balance between 

the aesthetic of the kitchen as well as the 

functionality of the space made this kitchen 

renovation stand out. 

1 // Do your research. Interview 

multiple remodeling companies 

before you hire one. Ask 

your neighbors 

and friends for 

recommendations 

and read the 

company’s 

reviews. 

2 // Plan ahead. 

The Kocinas 

suggest 

recognizing 

how your daily 

lives will be 

interrupted by the 

ongoing construction. 

Make plans for how you’ll 

temporarily adjust your way 

of life without a functioning 

kitchen. 

3 // Hire a designer. Making 

decisions for knobs, paint 

colors, furniture, appliances, 

and more can quickly become 

overwhelming. The Kocinas say 

it’s worth adding professional 

design help to your overall 

budget. 

4 // Don’t skimp on key pieces. 

Get the bells and whistles. If 

you plan to be in your home for 

decades, you will be investing in 

quality that will last a lifetime. 

5 // Be realistic about costs. Eberle 

says if it’s too cheap, there’s a 

reason why and you’ll likely 

learn very quickly what the 

reason is. 

6 // Don’t work with someone 

who’s vague. The costs will 

increase if the details aren’t done 

in advance, Eberle warns. The 

more people involved in the 

process, the more convoluted 

the process is likely to be. 

7 // Trust your gut. If you don’t trust 

the person you’re working with, 

or they don’t respond in a timely 

fashion, move on quickly or it 

can easily go downhill from 

there. 

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Long meditative walks in the morning, an afternoon yoga session 

after work, essential oils, and aromatherapy before bed—even if 

these practices aren't a part of your daily routine, you are surely 

familiar with the concepts. Practicing self-care and incorporating 

wellness into our lives is now the hot topic of 2020. So it's not surprising that 

mood-elevating décor is a big part of our current design conversation. When 

we want to reduce stressful thoughts and anxiety, we feather in items that 

promote serenity and positive energy to our personal spaces—and most of 

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Plants naturally help us feel relaxed; 

however, there are a few that can give 

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plants are said to purify the air around 

us, while lavender and gardenia boast 

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and orchids will continue to be the key 

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have displayed crystals in 

their homes for centuries, 

believing them to carry therapeutic 

energies. Whether or not it has been 

proven that crystals actually bring luck 

or clarity to a home's energy and its 

inhabitants, they do add a unique and 

interesting aesthetic to your décor. With a 

rich, raw color and earthy texture, crystals 

are a welcome departure from mirrored 

LIGHT 

Adding calming colors from nature, such 

as blue and green, and natural light can 

be restorative while reducing stress and 

stimulating creativity. Since we spend 

so much time indoors, it is best to layer 

lighting in your home. Start with amplifying 

any natural light source you can—if it is 

coming from a window or skylight, the 

view and ventilation can contribute to your 

well-being, too. Next add dimmable ambient 

light above and accent and task lighting 

below, which can add to the style of your 

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Though driftwood accents have longdecorated 

beach homes and endless 

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are becoming statement 

pieces in homes far from 

their origin. Driftwood and 

vines offer organic color and 

texture while also evoking 

the calming nature of the 

ocean and wine country. 

When you make a simple 

driftwood bowl or branch 

the center of your coffee 

table or mantle, you infuse 

your living room with 

California casual character. 

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Urge to 

Finding 

New Life 

for Old 

Things 


Purge 

After sheltering in 

place for weeks, 

your home has 

never been more organized. 

You’ve Marie Kondo’d every 

room, closet, cabinet, and 

drawer. But now you’re 

wondering what to do with 

the pile of clothes, furniture, 

jewelry, appliances, etc. 

that you’ve amassed. The 

answer? Donate or consign 

locally. Rather than leave 

these items in the trash, 

turn to the many local 

businesses and nonprofits 

that rely on your donations 

and contributions to 

operate. Read on to get the 

411 on what to donate, what 

to consign, where to go, and 

how to find out when these 

businesses will be accepting 

donations once again. 

DONATIONS 

ReCreate 

Roseville, recreate.org 

ReCreate is a nonprofit collecting safe, clean, 

and unwanted arts and craft items from 

local businesses. At the ReUse Store, knitters, 

crafters, teachers, costume-makers, scrapbookers, 

and holiday-decoration enthusiasts 

can find items and goods for their creative 

projects—all at “pay-what-you-can” prices. 

HOW TO DONATE: ReCreate Director 

Donna Sangwin says you can email info@ 

recreate.org to let them know you have 

items you’d like to donate. “We are hoping to 

accept curbside donations soon with proper 

social distancing as mandated.” 

WHAT TO DONATE: Sangwin says they 

really appreciate when like items are 

bundled together. “Boxes of random items 

all tossed in are very difficult to sort,” she 

says. ReCreate accepts fabric, scrapbooking 

supplies, rubber stamps, sewing 

notions, yarn, knitting needles, ribbon, 

architecture/designers samples, jewelrymaking 

supplies, office supplies, art paints, 

brushes, multimedia notions, postcards, 

stationery, etc. 

WHAT NOT TO DONATE: Toxic items, 

scraps of material too small to use, dirty 

items, and used fabric, clothing, or furniture. 

Snowline Hospice 

Various locations, snowlinehospice.org 

This nonprofit serves the local community 

by enhancing the lives of those with chronic 

illnesses and patients nearing end-of-life. 

Snowline Hospice operates four thrift stores 

(three in El Dorado County and one in 

Sacramento County) as well as a Reuse & 

Processing (RAP) Center in Placerville. All 

proceeds from the stores help fund the 

clinical mission of Snowline. 

HOW TO DONATE: Visit Snowline Thrift on 

Facebook (facebook.com/snowlinethrift) for 

the latest information for donations. Daron 

Hairabedian, director of organizational 

development at Snowline, says each location 

has a donation drop-off or “alley” staffed 

with trained donation receivers. They will 

retrieve the donation from your vehicle. 

“Over time, we have learned about what sells 

and what doesn’t,” he says. “The donation 

receivers have to determine what we can 

and cannot take.” 

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WHAT TO DONATE: Snowline Thrift 

stores accept clothing, linens, housewares, 

kitchenware, small kitchen appliances, 

jewelry, pictures/art, garden items, pet items, 

furniture, and media (including DVDs, 

records, and CDs). Each location also accepts 

a limited number of books per day. 

WHAT NOT TO DONATE: Magazines, 

VHS, LP-operated items, large household 

appliances, anything with excessive wear 

and tear, or furniture and other items that 

are broken or unsafe. 

Shop WEAVE 

Sacramento, weaveinc.org/shop-weave 

WEAVE (Women Escaping a Violent 

Environment) has three stores throughout 

Sacramento where you can shop to support 

the nonprofit. All proceeds at all locations 

help fund WEAVE programs and services 

that empower survivors of domestic 

violence and sexual assault to regain their 

independence. 

HOW TO DONATE: Visit their website for 

updates regarding donations and pickups. 

WEAVEWorks on Arden is the main hub for 

all donations, including pickups and dropoffs. 

WEAVEWorks and TRUE, a WEAVE 

boutique, request items to be off hangers 

and placed in a disposable bag or box. TRUE 

accepts up to three bags. When pickups 

resume, call 916-643-4606 to schedule your 

donation. “We are expecting more than our 

normal amount of donations, and for that 

we are grateful,” WEAVE CEO Beth Hassett 

says. “We do ask that our donors are patient 

with us at this time, as we may need to 

temporarily reduce our store hours and/or 

donation times as we get back up to speed.” 

WHAT TO DONATE: WEAVE accepts gently 

used clothing for men, women and kids in 

addition to, shoes and accessories (jewelry, 

scarves, purses, and belts). Small home 

items, such as lamps, decorative items, 

sheets, towels, pictures, and toys are also 

accepted. WEAVE also accepts furniture, 

but they ask donors to submit a picture to 

donate@weaveinc.org. 

WHAT NOT TO DONATE: Mattresses, 

electric blankets, any children’s items that 

are weight bearing, such as a pack and play, 

stroller, high chair, and car seat. WEAVE 

does not take electronics and computers. 

They also will not accept clothing with 

stains, holes, or items that are falling apart. 

CONSIGNMENT 

Consignment is a process where customers 

bring their items to consignment stores 

to sell. Once those items are sold, they’ll 

receive a commission. Consigning clothing, 

accessories, jewelry, or furniture is an option 

to help you purge items that are no longer of 

use and then make money doing it. 

ReLoveIt Consignments 

Folsom, reloveit.us 

HOW IT WORKS: Customers can bring in 

items anytime the store is open. Employees 

will review the items and decide if they 

can consign it. “Consignors receive 40% of 

the final selling price of items consigned,” 

ReLoveIt Owner Rachel Arendt explains. “If 

a consignor decides to use store credit, an 

additional 10% of the consignor’s balance 

will be added to the consignor’s credit.” 

Payments for items sold can either be 

mailed or picked up at the store. Items are 

kept on consignment for 90 days. At the end 

of this period, all items that have not sold 

are donated to WEAVE and tax donation 

receipts are available upon request. 

WHAT TO CONSIGN: Clothing must be 

of current style and in excellent condition. 

ReLoveIt accepts items seasonally, with the 

following schedule: January: light winter 

items (no tall boots or heavy coats); February: 

transition to spring items (no shorts or 

swimsuits); March-July: spring and summer 

items; August: transition to fall items (no tall 

boots or heavy coats); September-December: 

fall and winter items. 

WHAT NOT TO CONSIGN: ReLoveIt will 

not accept clothing with stains, holes, 

missing buttons, broken zippers, or odor. 

They do not accept items from Walmart, 

Target, Old Navy, or Kmart and are selective 

on items from stores such as Forever 21, 

Charlotte Russe, and H&M. 

Home Consignment Center 

Locations in Roseville and Folsom, 

thehomeconsignmentcenter.com 

HOW IT WORKS: Home Consignment 

Center has large showrooms featuring 

consigned furniture, artwork, décor, 

and jewelry. Home Consignment Center 

Store Manager Leisa Rigby says new 

items arrive daily from model homes, 

manufacturers, factory closeouts, and 

the areaʼs finest homes. To consign with 

HCC, no appointments are required. 

Bring your items to either location, or 

email/text a photo to Home Consignment 

Center (contact information is listed 

at thehomeconsignmentcenter.com). 

SAVE OR SELL? 

ReLoveIt Owner Rachel Arendt shares 

four questions to ask yourself as you 

clean out your closet. 

1 How long has it been since 

you wore it? “Clothes have no 

value to you if they sit in the closet 

untouched for long periods of time,” 

she says. 

2 How does the item make you 

feel? “If you don’t feel great wearing 

an item, it’s time to let it go,” she says. 

3 Does the item fit well? 

“Holding onto a handful of items that 

don’t fit but you absolutely love is not a 

big deal. However, if you have many 

items that don’t fit, it’s probably time to 

get them out of the closet and make 

space for things that do fit,” she says. 

4 Would you wear the item today? 

“My personal rule: If I notice an item in 

my closet that I haven’t worn for a 

while and is appropriate for the day, I 

tell myself that if I don’t wear it today, I 

can’t keep it, because I will most likely 

never choose to wear it,” she says. 

DECLUTTERING 

DOCUMENTS 

As you clean out your office, desk, and 

filing cabinets, be sure to hold onto 

important documents, including the last 

seven years of tax records, RedDog 

Shredz Owner Kim Rorh says. You can 

get rid of past bank statements and old 

checks, and the safest way to destroy 

important, personal documents is to 

shred them. RedDog Shredz accepts all 

paper to shred. If you aren’t sure how 

to discard any paper documents, Rorh 

share five words of advice: “When in 

doubt, shred it.” 

Follow HCC on Facebook (facebook.com/ 

hccroseville or facebook.com/hccfolsom) 

to stay up-to-date with requests for certain 

items that they need to replenish. 

WHAT TO CONSIGN: HCC sells furniture, 

artwork, home décor, and jewelry. The 

jewelry department sells high-quality 

contemporary and vintage jewelry of all 

kinds, including platinum, gold, diamonds, 

precious stones, watches, and more. 

Whatever you wish to consign should be in 

a salable condition. 

WHAT NOT TO CONSIGN: Rigby says 

there are some items HCC can’t consign, 

such as used mattresses, bedding, and 

pillows. HCC doesn’t accept stained, torn, or 

damaged items. Furniture items with pet 

odors and scratch marks will be refused. 

They may also decline items based on 

inventory levels. 


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Q&A 

WITH LOCAL COMPANIES 

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6624 LONETREE BOULEVARD 

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916-773-7768 

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SERVICES OR PRODUCTS YOU OFFER: 

Blind Spot has been servicing the 

Sacramento area for over 20 years. 

Hunter Douglas window fashions are 

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installation and service without any 

subcontractors. We have become the 

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California and Nevada. It’s amazing to 

be a part of the community and support 

families. We thank our clients for that! 

WHAT YOU ENJOY MOST ABOUT YOUR 

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FIRST JOB: I painted glass figurines for a 

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I even took a class from Mikuni years ago, 

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FAVORITE LOCAL NONPROFIT: Our 

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we have multiple fields named after us and 

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Barker’s 

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916-738-1105, BARKERSPETCARE.COM 

Kathy’s fur baby Tuppence (and Keoni’s girlfriend) 

TELL US ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS. 

I started Barker’s Pet Care after working for 

several years as operations manager at a dog 

resort in Folsom. Our mission and goal has always 

stayed the same: take care of our customers’ 

pets like they’re our own. We routinely walk, play 

and care for our clients’ animals to make sure 

that they’re not just getting love, but also some 

well-deserved exercise. We offer compassionate 

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I work with a knowledgeable and compassionate 

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highest level of confidence and efficiency that my 

customers deserve. Two of our team members 

are vet techs, which is an added bonus for our 

customers. 

WHAT LIFE ACCOMPLISHMENTS ARE 

YOU MOST PROUD OF? I have been 

married for almost 37 years to a 

wonderful husband—to whom 

I proposed and married after 

Kathy Barker with fur client Keoni 

10 days of first meeting him. Working together, 

our entrepreneurial spirit has provided us with 

numerous successes in the past, and fueled our 

passion for our pet care business. 

WHERE DO YOU GO WHEN 

THE GOING GETS TOUGH? 

I spend time with my 

dogs, of course! Upsi, a 

19-year-old wirehaired 

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Tuppence, a threeyear-old 

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The owner is very nice and I’ve always enjoy 

wandering around and seeing all of her treasures 

and maybe (always) finding a treasure for myself! 

AND FINALLY, CUSTOMER SERVICE IS…? Easy if 

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If you remove an old non-EPA certified woodstove, RIP can pay: 

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Dining Out 

Q1227 

Restaurant 

BY LORN RANDALL // PHOTOS BY TAYLOR GILLESPIE 

Southern Fried Chicken 

Every time an accomplished chef decides to open an establishment 

of their own in our community, I am thankful. This is no easy 

market to compete in, given the abundance of large corporate 

restaurants, limited space, and rising rents. So when Chef Q decided to bring 

his considerable pedigree and unique genre of California comfort food to 

Roseville under the moniker Q1227 (December 27 is his birthday), I was eager to 

sample his wares. 

I was greeted by the hostess, which on this evening happened to be Chef Q’s 

lovely wife, Tamara. I was seated strategically near the “pass” from which I could 


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Bourbon St. Bread Pudding 

Lobster Bites 

watch the chef and his staff prepare and finish 

plating dishes. Seeing the skillfully composed 

plates leave the pass made ordering more difficult, 

as I wanted to try everything—I’d love to see a 

tasting menu option added! 

I started with the Lobster Bites; deep-fried 

portions (large chunks really) of the tender 

homard, battered and bathed in the oil-spa 

until crispy and golden, then served with a spicy 

remoulade. 

There are a couple of foods that will spark 

heated debates in the lower-right geographic 

section of the country: Southern fried chicken 

and gumbo. Never one to steer away from a 

culinary controversy, I dove right into both. Chef 

Q pounds his chicken breasts out flat, gives them 

a dip in his seasoned buttermilk batter, and 

sends them off to the spa. The result is Southernfried 

chicken you eat with a fork served vertically 

and perched above mashed potatoes and gravy. 

Gumbo is a little like BBQ in that it differs from 

region to region and sometimes family to family. 

Q1227 makes a dark roux, and a thick stew-like 

broth, much like you would find in New Orleans. 

1227 Gumbo 

Brimming with chicken, shrimp, and the 

“holy trinity” of bell peppers, onions, and 

celery, it’s what I’m looking for when I order 

gumbo. 

I could not resist temptation by ordering 

the Bourbon St. Bread Pudding for dessert, 

especially when I found out it was Chef Q’s mother’s 

recipe. Decadently dense slices of bread and custard 

topped with a bourbon cream sauce, berries, and 

whipped cream. Sometimes it’s better not to resist 

temptation in whatever form it comes. 

The restaurant is stylish but not pretentious, 

and the wine bar looked like a place I could see 

myself savoring a glass, or on the patio trying the 

smoked chicken lollipops with a cold beer. Stop in 

and sample some Southern charm right here in 

Roseville. 

EDITOR’S NOTE: 

THIS REVIEW WAS DONE IN TWO VISITS: ONE PRIOR 

TO THE SHELTER-IN-PLACE MANDATE AND 

ONE DURING THE MANDATE 

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Heyday 

Café 

Lobster Bisque and 

Black Forest Ham and 

Gruyère Sandwich with 

Roasted Butternut 

Squash Side Salad 

BBQ Free-Range Chicken Pizza 

BY TERRY CARROLL 

So, you think writing about 

restaurants and food 

sounds like fun, right? 

You think sitting down 

to another meal full of 

items like Lobster Bisque, 

BBQ Free-Range Chicken Pizza, Skuna Bay 

Salmon Salad, Black Forest Ham and Gruyere 

Sandwich, and Molasses Gingerbread Cake 

with Meyer Lemon Sauce is easy? Well, let 

me tell you something, it is WORK! You see, 

once you back away from the table and 

contemplate the items you have just tried, 

you have to put those thoughts into words 

that will enlighten the reader and make them 

want to share in the experience. 

Being a baseball junkie, I was looking at 

this exercise as “at bats,” and would score 

my choices as hits or outs; you know, have a 

Skuna Bay Salmon Salad 

little fun with it. So 

here we go! 

First at bat: 

Lobster Bisque. 

Lots going on here: 

the base was creamy and 

flavorful, plentiful chunks of tasty, tender 

lobster, and just the right garnish. HIT. 

Second at bat: Skuna Bay Salmon Salad. 

Salmon is an easy fish to overcook, and when 

I first laid eyes on this salad, I worried this 

might be the case. I have found that when the 

exterior of the salmon looks this good and 

well-seasoned, I’m going to find the inside 

a little dry and overdone. Not this salmon 

though. It was cooked perfectly and seasoned 

as though they read my mind—served on top 

of a very fresh salad, with a beautiful avocado 

rose, sprinkled with feta and finished with a 

honey-lime-basil vinaigrette. HIT. 

Third at bat: Black Forest Ham and 

Gruyère Sandwich. Look, I love ham and 

cheese, and Heyday’s version hit it out of the 

park (sorry, I couldn’t resist, but it’s true!). The 

ham was perfect, the Gruyère added a little 

sophistication, and the aioli, caramelized 

onions, and brioche bun nailed it. I upgraded 

the side to their Butternut Squash Salad—this 

combination was most definitely a HIT. 

Fourth at bat: BBQ Free-Range Chicken 

Pizza. I'm from New Jersey and love pizza, but 

pizzerias in Jersey don't put chicken, barbecue 

sauce, pickled red onions, applewood smoked 

bacon, cilantro, and pineapple on a pizza. In 

my day, this would have been blasphemy. My 

first bite with no pineapple was good...really 

good. I knew the pineapple would turn me off, 

but my wife said I had to try it, so I did. Here is 

what I can tell you: if pressed by my friends at 

the Jersey Shore, I will plead the fifth! I didn’t 

want to like it, but I can’t dream of ordering 

this pizza without it now. HIT 

Extra innings: Molasses Gingerbread 

Cake with Meyer Lemon Sauce. So, after 

going four for four, was this café about to 

swing and miss? Was this tasty looking 

dessert just a pretty face or was this 

going to be a perfect night at the plate 

(get it, plate!)? Well, the iced cake was 

delicious with a delicate and tasty spice, 

and the lemon sauce was the perfect 

complement. HIT. 

What a treat to find a café with an 

interesting and creative menu prepared by a 

team that has perfected their offerings to be 

a series of hits. For this baseball and food fan, 

Heyday Café is a home run! 

EDITOR’S NOTE: 

THIS REVIEW WAS COMPLETED USING CURBSIDE TAKEOUT 

DURING THE SHELTER-IN-PLACE MANDATE 

HOURS: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. (Monday); 11 a.m.-9 p.m. 

(Tuesday-Thursday); 11 a.m.-10 p.m. (Friday- 

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RAMEN TO 

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FUKUMI RAMEN 

10271 Fairway Drive, Suite 120 

Roseville, 916-474-5748 

@ fukumiramen 

JINME RAMEN & SUSHI BAR 

1179 Grass Valley Highway 

Auburn, 530-889-5670 

jinme-ramen-sushi-bar.business.site 

KINTARO RAMEN 

39 Main Street, Sutter Creek 

209-267-5100, @kintaroramen2020 

KODAIKO RAMEN & BAR 

718 K Street, Sacramento 

916-426-8863, kodaikoramen.com 

NOMA SUSHI & RAMEN 

1240 Sunset Boulevard, Suite 200 

Rocklin, 916-435-1600 

nomasushinramen.com 

RAIJIN RAMEN HOUSE 

1901 S Street, Sacramento 

916-498-9968 

ramenhouseraijin.com 

RYUJIN RAMEN HOUSE 

1831 S Street, Sacramento 

916-341-0488, ryujinramen.com 

SHOKI RAMEN HOUSE 

1201 R Street, Sacramento 

916-441-0011 

shokiramenhouse.com 

Chicken and Rice Bowl 

Ramen 101 // Think back to the ramen you ate while in college. Now erase that memory from your 

brain, because what you’ll eat at Ramen101 in Rocklin is nowhere near what you’ve had in the past. It’s more 

like gourmet ramen. If that’s a thing. My husband and I split a few dishes and all of them were outstanding. We 

went with the Chicken Ramen featuring grilled chicken, boiled egg, bamboo shoots, kikurage mushrooms, green 

onions, sprouts, and corn. Other ramen dishes include Tonkotsu Ramen, Miso Ramen, Shoyu Ramen, and Black 

Garlic Ramen, which all have pork as their protein. Seafood and vegetabled-based ramens are also on the menu. 

But it doesn’t end there! We had a Chicken and Rice Bowl that was delicious as well—and generously portioned. 

If you’re a fan of Crab Rangoons, order them here! They’re perfect. They don’t skimp on filling and they had terrific 

flavor. I’m assuming the rest of their menu is just as delicious. Their starters consist of pot stickers, tempura, lumpia, 

edamame, chicken karaage (chicken nuggets) and squid. Service was quick and friendly, so if you’re heading to a movie 

next door, it’s the perfect spot to grab a quick bite before heading in! 6694 Lonetree Boulevard, Suite 200, Rocklin, 

916-872-1407—Julie Ryan 

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BASECAMP NUTRITION 

1216 Broadway, Placerville 

916-281-9840, @basecampnutrition 

FARM FRESH JUICE 

COMPANY 

2351 Sunset Boulevard, Suite 160 

Rocklin, 916-259-1443 

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THE HEALTHY HABIT 

799 Lincoln Way, Auburn 

530-823-6422, thehealthyhabit.org 

NÉKTER JUICE BAR 

900 East Bidwell Street, Suite A400 

Folsom, 916-771-0428 

1410 E Roseville Parkway, Suite 110 

Roseville, 916-771-0428 

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Left to Right: 

Brownie Batter Shake, 

Fruity Pebbles Shake, and 

Watermelon Jolly Rancher Refresher 

Nourish // Nourish, a healthy café specializing in good-for-you meal replacement shakes and refreshers, opened late 

last year and offers everything from green tea and collagen to electrolytes and immunity boosters. I’d never been to a “healthy 

café” before and was curious as to what I would find. The café was warm and inviting as soon as I walked in the door with 

a clean and peaceful atmosphere, as well as some cute photo op areas! As for the menu, there’s plenty to choose from and 

something for everyone, including kids. I’m a fan of chocolate, so I went with the Brownie Batter Shake. Great texture, delicious 

flavor, and so good that my 10-year-old stole it from me—even though she was enjoying her own shake. She chose the Cookies 

N’ Cream Shake from the kids’ menu. So yummy! If you’re wondering where “healthy” comes into play, each shake has 24 

grams of protein, 21 essential vitamins and minerals, fewer than 250 calories, and less than nine grams of sugar...in a shake! The 

menu includes options for chocolate lovers, like Thin Mint and Snickers, or if you’re feelin’ fruity, go for the Blueberry Muffin 

or Fruity Pebbles shakes. You can also go the Refresher route with Watermelon Jolly Rancher or Cool Cucumber. Whether 

you’re heading home from the gym or just wearing yoga pants, well, because...Nourish has a shake for you. 401 Glenn Drive, 

Folsom, 916-281-4296, @nourishfolsom —Julie Ryan 

PEAK NUTRITION 

3392 Coach Lane, Suite 102B 

Cameron Park, ‪916-913-5455‬ 

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PRESSED JUICERY 

350 Palladio Parkway, Suite 1931 

Folsom, 916-413-6305 

1182 Roseville Parkway, Suite 145 

Roseville, 916-781-2030 ‬ 

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VIBE HEALTH BAR 

2770 East Bidwell Street, Suite 500 

Folsom, 916-990-5367 

vibehealthbar.com 

VITALITY BOWLS 

3988 Douglas Boulevard, Suite 130 

Roseville, 916-771-4137 

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AMERICAN 

WINERY/BISTRO 

Sophisticated eatery with a warm 

vibe offering a full bar, wine country 

inspired cuisine and ambiance. 

Lounge on our beautiful outdoor 

patios with hand crafted cocktails 

or glass of wine. Menu offers a 

delectable variety of appetizers, 

salads, original main dishes and 

tasty desserts. Happy Hour daily 

and weekend Brunch. 

Sienna Modern American 

1480 Eureka Rd. | Roseville 

3909 Park Dr. | El Dorado Hills 

916-771-4700 (RSVL) | 916-941-9694 (EDH) 

siennarestaurants.com 

Wise Villa Winery is the only winery 

in Placer County to feature a full 

dining experience in our Tuscanstyle 

bistro. We use only the highest 

quality, locally sourced ingredients 

that are hand crafted to perfectly 

pair with our award-winning wines. 

Wise Villa Winery 

4200 Wise Rd. 

Lincoln 

916-543-0323 

wisevillawinery.com 

AMERICAN 

AMERICAN 

Land Ocean offers distinctive 

menus that include hand-cut 

steaks, wood-fired rotisserie, fresh 

seafood, and delectable desserts. 

Showcasing a cozy bar with 

handcrafted cocktails, beer and 

wine. Upscale, yet casual in a lively 

atmosphere. 

Land Ocean New American Grill 

2720 E Bidwell St. | Folsom 

1151 Galleria Blvd #241 | Roseville 

916-983-7000 | 916-407-5640 

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Whether you’re a Steak connoisseur 

or the ultimate health-conscious, 

low car, gluten free vegetarian 

aficionado Bennett’s has you 

covered. We use fresh ingredients 

and serve simply good food. 

Enjoy Happy hour 3-7 p.m. Daily 

& Brunch on weekends. 

DINE IN OR TAKE OUT 

Patio dining available! 

BENNETT'S • kitchen • bar • market 

1595 Eureka Rd. 

Roseville 

916-750-5150 

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COMING SOON!!! 

JAPANESE/SUSHI 

’20 

Since 1987, the award-winning Mikuni 

restaurants have blended traditional 

Japanese cuisine and sushi with 

American innovation. Casual dining in a 

loud, energetic atmosphere. The menu 

features fresh, healthy seafood with 

a generous menu for two option, an 

extensive happy hour, and full bar. 

Mikuni Sushi 

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Best Italian Restaurant in El Dorado 

County- voted #1 for eleven straight 

years! Our old world family recipes 

are sure to delight. We invite you to 

enjoy an Italian family style feast or a 

romantic night out at Papa Gianni’s... 

your destination for an authentic 

Italian meal. Buon Appetito! 

Papa Gianni's Ristorante 

3450 Palmer Dr., Suite 1 

Cameron Park 

530-672-2333 

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MEXICAN CUISINE 

WE LOVE 

ANGELS KITCHEN 

49 Natoma Street, Suite I, Folsom 

916-805-5997, angelskitchenfolsom.com 

EL AZTECA TAQUERIA 

4006 Foothills Boulevard, Suite 103, 

Roseville, 916-772-6682 

elazteca-taqueria.com 

EL SOMBRERO TAQUERIA 

4060 Douglas Boulevard, Granite Bay 

916-772-7770, elsombrerogb.com 

JALISCO GRILL 

9290 Sierra College Boulevard, Suite 100 

Roseville, 916-788-1737, jaliscogrill.com 

LA FIESTA ALTEÑA TAQUERIA 

1008 E. Bidwell Street, Suite 100, Folsom 

916-984-3030, lafiestaaltena.com 

LA PLACITA 

9272 Greenback Lane, Orangevale 

916-988-2940, laplacitaov.com 

LA ROSA BLANCA 

402 Natoma Street, Folsom 

916-673-9085, larosablanca-folsom.com 

LOLITA’S AUTHENTIC CUISINE 

9580 Oak Avenue Parkway, Suite 12D, 

Folsom, 916-987-7300 

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MEXQUITE 

25095 Blue Ravine Road, Folsom 

916-984-8607, mexquite.com 

Grande Taco 

Chicken Soft Taco 

with Chips and Salsa 

Tijuana Taqueria // Mexican food is my go-to for takeout, but it has to 

be traditional and authentic. For some of the best, head to Tijuana Taqueria in Placerville for 

delicious tacos, tortas, carnitas, enchiladas, and burritos—all accompanied by house-made chips 

and salsa. I tried the Grande Taco, which certainly lived up to its name; it's large...large enough for two. Stuffed full 

of spicy shredded chicken, along with fresh lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and spicy (you can order it less spicy) salsa, 

it was bursting with flavor. The flour tortilla was lightly and perfectly fried and crispy. Don't miss trying their Chicken 

Soft Tacos either. Soft, house-made corn tortillas perfectly encase big chunks of nicely cooked and flavorful white 

meat chicken, beans, onions, and peppers—street tacos as they are meant to be! Don't let the hole-in-the-wall deter 

you, either: Tijuana Taqueria is muy bueno and well worth the drive to Placerville. 1762 Broadway, Suite 66, Placerville, 

530-622-9517—Debra Linn 

MEZCALITO OAXACAN CUISINE 

187 Blue Ravine Road, Suite 160, Folsom, 

916-351-0900 

5065 Pacific Street, Rocklin 

916-701-4772, mezcalitocuisine.com 

SUTTER STREET TAQUERIA 

727 Sutter Street, Unit A, Folsom 

916-293-8952, sutterstreettaqueria.com 

TAQUERIA GARIBALDI 

ROSEVILLE 

10000 Fairway Drive, Suite 110, Roseville 

916-783-2443, garibaldiroseville.com 

TAQUERIA TEPA 

3440 Palmer Drive, Cameron Park 

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ITALIAN 

CANDY STORE/CONFECTIONER 

italian cuisine 

A restaurant dedicated to bringing the 

flavors of Tuscany to our dining room. 

Named after the Italian hometown of 

2 of our founding partners, we offer 

traditional cuisine of the Tuscany region, 

as well as other recipes popular all over 

Italy – simple dishes made to order with 

the freshest of ingredients, and always 

created and served with pride. 

Vaiano Trattoria 

7160 Douglas Blvd. 

Granite Bay 

916-780-0888 

vaianotrattoria.com 

A Family of Candy Makers since 1963. 

With three generations of candy makers, 

Snooks continues the tradition 

of producing the finest freshly made 

confections in Historic Folsom. 

Thank you Folsom for your support. 

We look forward to getting back to a 

more normal business soon! 

Come Visit Us or Shop Online! 

Snooks Chocolate Factory 

731 Sutter Street 

Historic Folsom 

916-985-0620 

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FRENCH 

ITALIAN 

Combining the flavors of France 

and the Mediterranean regions with 

an emphasis on quality, seasonal, 

and fresh locally grown ingredients. 

The perfect location for private 

dining, special events, wedding 

celebrations, and corporate dinners/ 

presentations. 

La Provence Restaurant 

& Terrace 

110 Diamond Creek Place 

Roseville 

916-789-2002 

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At Visconti’s Ristorante, we’re honored 

to cook for you as we cook for our own 

family and we are proud to use only 

the freshest ingredients and imported 

meat, cheese, and wine. We welcome 

you and look forward to serving you! 

Visconti’s Ristorante 

2700 E. Bidwell St., Ste. 700 

Folsom 

916-983-5181 

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PIZZA 

DESSERTS 

WE’RE OPEN for dine in, carryout, 

and delivery 7 days a week from 

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also have essential groceries, beer, 

wine, and specialty cocktails. We 

appreciate your support. 

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Wally's Pizza Bar 

4079 Cameron Park Drive 

Cameron Park 

530-677-5205 

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Icing on the Cupcake offers a wide 

variety of cupcake flavors, including 

gluten-free and vegan options that are 

available every day at our three retail 

locations. We also offer other sweet 

treats, baked fresh daily including 

brownies, pies, and cookie sandwiches 

using the finest quality ingredients. 

Icing on the Cupcake 

3 locations to serve you 

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916-303-4333 

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AMERICAN 

AMERICAN 

At Relish Burger Bar, we offer excellent 

quality and enjoyable food. The key 

to our success is simple: providing 

quality food that tastes great every 

single time. We pride ourselves on 

serving delicious dishes like: burgers, 

salads and sandwiches. Consistently 

voted best patio—come experience 

our inviting patio with a full bar. 

Relish Burger Bar 

1000 White Rock Rd 


916-933-3111 

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The Independent presents an 

outstanding American fusion menu 

and a top-tier full bar. The scratch 

kitchen uses only the freshest, finest 

ingredients creating exceptional grill 

and seafood entrées. The bar prides 

itself on artisanal cocktails, freshsqueezed 

juices, and house-made 

mixers. Beautiful outdoor patio! 

The Independent 

Restaurant and Bar 

629 Main Street, Placerville 

530-344-7645 

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I love wine. It’s no secret that I 

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Sparkling Wine. I’m no 

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I love the bubbles, I love the taste. 

Hey, it makes me happy, and isn’t 

that what we all want?! 

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Reader Favorites: Beer & Wine 

If you want a great wine that is made for quality not quantity, Leoni Farms is it! The Humbug Hill Red 

Blend is the perfect red to stock up on—it pairs beautifully with BBQ, pasta, or an afternoon cheese 

plate. And I love knowing that every bottle I buy from Leoni supports a small local business. 

Winemaker Jon Campbell is always the first to support 

charity fundraisers in his community. I am glad that I 

can return the favor. —Kat Ebster 

The Pinot Noir from Wise Villa Winery is one of the best Pinots 

I’ve ever had the pleasure of drinking! Try it, and you'll truly 

understand why this wine and others produced by Wise 

Villa have won so many awards. It’s medium-bodied with a 

smooth, fruit-forward beginning and a crisp finish. Hints of 

smoky sandalwood and chai linger on the palate making 

this a very well-balanced wine. What's more, it's the 

first red Pinot ever 

My favorite is the Petite 

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pairs perfectly with spicy 

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The best local beer is Red Bus 

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and well-crafted, and they brew 

a wide variety of styles—not just 

a bunch of IPAs. I personally like a 

good sour, and they always have 

something for me. My favorite is 

the Meyers Manx, a kettle sour 

with pomegranate. The Samba 

Juice Smoothie IPA is popular 

among my friends and family 

right now as well. They 

also have a locally 

named 95630, which is 

a West Coast Pilsner— 

it’s great! 

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Karmère Vineyards and Winery’s 

The Temperance Tart’s Naughty Bawdy 

Hold on, the grapes for the Silt Wine Company Pinot Noir are grown in Clarksburg, just 15 

miles from Sacramento, not in Napa, Russian River, or Mendocino? While the capitol is buried 

in political gamesmanship, there is no gamesmanship going on here...this is one fabulous 

Pinot. It’s pretty much everything I look for when it comes to this varietal, hitting all 

the right notes with cherry standing out and a perfect balance between light and 

complex. —Terry Carroll 

I am a home-based bread bakery owner 

(Garcia Bread Co., garciabreadco.com) 

and an avid wine drinker. I like to enjoy 

my homemade artisan breads with 

Cante Ao Vinho’s hand-crafted wine in 

Rocklin. We love their wines so much 

that my husband (and co-owner) and 

I became members of their wine club 

last year. Our favorite right now in these 

warmer months is the Rare Rosé. It’s so 

crisp and refreshing 

but not too sweet 

and can be enjoyed 

with any type of food. 

—Maria Garcia 

Vindicator IPA from Loomis Basin Brewery Company is 

my favorite. The best way to describe it is a 

dry beer with a citrus and pine finish. 

When you’re ready to graduate from 

Blue Moon this is the beer for you. Once 

you have an IPA you never go backward!—Jenny 

Giallanza 

Anything from Casino Mine Ranch! Mackenzie 

Cecchi is the fabulous woman who 

runs the place (she and her husband also run 

the Sacramento restaurant Canon). In my opinion, 

there isn’t a dud in their portfolio of wines, and I am 

a picky gal. The Rosé, which is a blend of Mourvèdre 

and Grenache, is crisp and delightful, and the Vermentino 

is amazing with a refreshing hint of lemon. 

Their Grenache Blanc has a minerality that I love, and 

their reds are all fabulous—most notably for me, 

their Simone blend of Grenache Noir and Mourvèdre 

and the Marcel, which is Tempranillo with 

Teroldego. Gosh, now I’m feeling 

thirsty and need to place an order!— 

Bella Kramer 

Lava Cap Winery's Chardonnay! 

I love the taste, plus the 

price is reasonable and it’s one 

of the few Chardonnays 

produced locally. 

—Barbara Dwyer 

Photo by 

Jeri Murphy Photography 

jerimurphyphotography.com 

Karmère Vineyards and Winery is my favorite local winery, and 

I’ve been a wine club member for years. It’s family-owned, 

the staff is always welcoming and most of all, the wines are 

wonderful! I have many favorites, but I always come home 

with a jug of The Temperance Tart’s Naughty Bawdy. (Yes, I said 

“jug.”) It’s a red blend that pairs with just about anything, 

including wine-tasting picnics, weekend getaways with the 

girls, or just sitting at home waiting for the stay-at-home 

restrictions to be lifted. 

Equally delightful is the origin of its name. As the jug 

label says, “Karmère’s land was previously owned for over 

195 years by the original Shenandoah Valley settlers the 

Jamesons, whose heritage was steeped in the temperance 

movement. Mr. Jameson swore vines would never darken 

his land.” 

Thank goodness the Hoopes family did not share 

his sobering attitude! You can read more at 

jerimurphyphotography.com/blog/karmerwinerys-annual-cheers-to-change-party 

—Jeri Murphy 

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Restaurant Guide 

Featuring restaurants and eateries in Folsom, El Dorado Hills, Granite Bay, Roseville, Rocklin, and beyond. 

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EL DORADO HILLS 

36 Handles Public House 

1010 White Rock Rd., Ste. 100, 916-941-3606. American. 

Grab a cold beer from any of their 36 rotating taps 

while digging in to delicious American gastropub 

food. Attend one of their many events or join their 

Mug Club and get a custom, oversized mug and 

special deals. L/D $$ 

Bamiyan 

1121 White Rock Rd., 916-941-8787. Afghan. Since 

2003, Bamiyan has been serving delicious Afghan 

cuisine, including ashak, mantoo, and bolani. 

Vegan options. Closed Sunday. L/D $$ 

BLVD 41 

4364 Town Center Blvd., Ste. 134, 916-235-2337. Pizza. 

Craft your own experience with custom-made 

pizzas, signature salads, and 41 craft beers and 

wines on tap. Assigned wristbands allow the 

suds—and good times—to flow freely inside or 

out. L/D | $$ 

Folsom Palace 

3941 Park Dr., Ste 10, 916-936-0808. Asian Fusion. 

Food prepared the healthy way, using only natural 

and fresh ingredients with low sodium, less oil and 

no MSG. Daily Lunch Specials. L/D $$ 

Milestone Restaurant 

4359 Town Center Blvd., Ste. 116, El Dorado Hills, 

916-934-0790, American. Seasonal food, wine, beer, 

and cocktails await at this contemporary, hip 

space with an outdoor patio. They offer openface 

sandwiches, cheese & deli plates, and other 

delicious New American offerings. L/D/ $$ 

Relish Burger Bar 

1000 White Rock Rd., 916-933-3111. American. 

Stop by to enjoy delicious-tasting burgers, 

salads, loaded nachos, beer-battered onion 

rings, and more at one of El Dorado Hills’ finest 

burger joints. Spacious patio and weekly events. 

L/D $$ 

Selland’s Market Café 

4370 Town Center Blvd., 916-932-5025. Café/ 

Bakery. Seasonal, healthy, and house-made 

menu items including eclectic sandwiches and 

hearty entrées and sides, leafy green salads, 

pizzas, and delectable desserts. Sunday brunch. 

L/D $$ 

Sienna 

3909 Park Dr., 916-941-9694. American. This 

award-winning restaurant’s specialties include 

wood-fired pizzas, fresh fish, hand-cut steaks, 

and a large selection of appetizers. Friday lunch 

and Sunday brunch. D $$ 

Sky Sushi 

3907 Park Dr., 916-941-6311. Japanese. Since 

2005, Sky Sushi has been serving fresh and tasty 

rolls at reasonable prices. Located in La Borgata, 

it offers stylish environs and artistically 

presented plates. L/D $$ 

Thai Paradise EDH 

4361 Town Center Blvd., 916-939-0389. Thai. 

Second location for Thai Paradise of Folsom 

voted “Best Thai Restaurant” for the past 11 

years. Serving authentic, delicious and healthy 

Thai food. Menu includes the best dishes from 

Folsom plus specials. L/D $$ 

Umi Sushi 

1121 White Rock Rd., Ste. 105, 916-586-9444. Japanese. 

The super fresh fish and pretty presentation will 

please both your appetite and eyes. A non-sushi 

menu (like delicious bento boxes and udon) is 

offered as well. Closed Sunday. L/D $$ 

Windplay Deli 

5003 Windplay Dr., Ste. 1, 916-933-9099. Deli. Located in 

EDH business park, Windplay Deli is a great lunch 

hour spot. Owner-operated, they strive to create 

sandwiches to your preference by accommodating 

all palates. Closed weekends. B/L $ 

FOLSOM 


Bacchus House Wine Bar & Bistro 

1004 East Bidwell St., Ste. 100, 916-984-7500. New 

American. One of Folsom’s most praiseworthy 

eateries—thanks to extensive wine offerings and 

seasonal, globally influenced dishes that utilize 

fresh fare from local farms. Closed Monday. L/D 

$$ 

Casa Ramos 

400 Iron Point Dr., Folsom, 916-355-1600. Mexican. 

Serves up traditional Mexican fare as well as 

heart-healthy and vegetarian options. L/D $$ 

Chicago Fire 

310 Palladio Pkwy., Ste. 701, 916-984-0140. Pizza. 

Offering a variety of menu items inspired by the 

Windy City, from meaty Italian beef sandwiches 

and a “Chicago Dog” to the deepest and 

cheesiest pizza in town. L/D $$ 

Ciro’s Pizza Café 

241 Blue Ravine Rd., Folsom, 916-983-5757. Pizza. 

Hand-tossed pizzas crafted using dough made 

in-house every day and fresh, local veggies and 

ingredients. Lunch buffet. L/D $$ 

Coffee Republic 

6610 Folsom-Auburn Rd., Folsom, 916-987-8001. 

Café/Bakery. Cozy brick-and-wood café offering 

a variety of sandwiches, salads, and sweet teas, 

in addition to extensive coffee beverages. Vegan 

options. B/L/D $$ 

Corner Tavern & Grill 

700 Glenn Dr., Ste. 170, Folsom, 916-467-7800. 

American. Pizza. Sports Bar. Everyone knows your 

name at this gastro tavern that serves elegant, 

East Coast-inspired comfort food, including 

burgers, salads, sandwiches, soups, pastas, 

pizza, and more. Vegan options. Daily specials. 

Weekend brunch. L/D $$ 

Costa Vida Fresh Mexican Grill 

2791 East Bidwell St., Ste. 100B, 916-597-1008. Mexican. 

Costa Vida is awash with the flavors of coastal 

Mexico. Inspired by nautical vibes and healthy 

living, choose from burritos, tacos, nachos, 

salads, and quesadillas, to name a few—and 

customize your creation from there. L/D $ 

Curry Bowl 

1870 Prairie City Rd. Ste. 500, Folsom, 916-467-7675. Indian. 

Serving North and South Indian Cuisine along with 

a daily lunch buffet comprising multiple mains, 

sides, and desserts, Curry Bowl aims to please with 

it's authentic dishes that cater to vegetarians and 

non-vegetarians, alike. L/D $$ 

Curry Club Indian Bistro 

196 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 130, 916-353-0855. Indian. 

Dive into authentic Indian cuisine at this local 

favorite. Avail of their lunch buffet where you 

can sample multiple dishes for a fraction of the 

price. Regulars go gaga for their vindaloo, palak 

paneer, and butter chicken. L/D $$ 

Dos Coyotes 

13885 Folsom Blvd., Ste. 100, 916-351-9750. 

Mexican. Dos Coyotes offers an eclectic spin on 

Southwestern dishes at affordable prices and 

prides themselves on using fresh, local 

ingredients. Vegan options. L/D $ 

Fat’s Asia Bistro 

2585 Iron Point Rd., 916-983-1133. Asian Fusion/ 

Chinese/Seafood. Named the region’s favorite 

Asian restaurant for more than 10 years in a row, 

Fat’s specializes in handmade dim sum, banana 

cream pie (Frank Fat’s recipe), and other highquality 

dishes. L/D $$ 

FLB Entertainment Center 

511 East Bidwell St., 916-983-4411. American. 

Bowling, a casino, and sports bar are just part of 

the fun that awaits at FLB Entertainment Center. 

They also offer a full grill with veggie-packed 

salads and wraps, burgers, sandwiches, pizza, and 

breakfast items. Late-night dining. B/L/D $$ 

Folsom Palace 

1169 Riley Street,916-983-8880. Asian Fusion. Food 

prepared the healthy way, using only natural and 

fresh ingredients with low sodium, less oil and no 

MSG. Daily Lunch Specials. L/D $$ 

Folsom Tap House 

25005 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 140., 916-292-5711. 

American. Choices abound at Folsom Tap House! 

Their extensive menu allows guests to choose 

from draft and bottled beers, and their food 

menu has options that’ll pair perfectly with 

whatever pint you pick. L/D $$ 

Hacienda Del Rio 

702 Sutter St., Ste. M, 916-351-1800. Mexican. Since 

1979, Hacienda has been dishing up authentic 

Mexican favorites like Fajitas Del Rio and Chimi 

Especial, alongside chips, spicy green salsa, and 

handcrafted margaritas. Weekend brunch and 

spacious patio. L/D $$ 

Hasu Teriyaki & Sushi 

25075 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 120, 916-983-7777. Japanese. 

Enjoy the delicious food, friendly service, and 

cozy atmosphere at Hasu. The menu features 

a wide variety of traditional Japanese dishes 

guaranteed to please. Vegan options. Closed 

Tuesday. L/D $ 

Hisui Sushi 

25004 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 107, 916-985-7778. 

Japanese. Combining traditional Japanese cuisine 

with a creative and contemporary flair, Hisui 

focuses on serving food made using fresh, 

healthy ingredients. Closed Monday. L/D $$ 

Inchin's Bamboo Garden 

1760 Prairie City Rd., Ste.100, Folsom, 916-693-6969. 

Indian-Chinese. Inchin's offers flavorful fusion 

food, combining Indian and Chinese cuisines. 

From fried rice to szechwan paneer, they've got 

it all. You'll also find creative craft cocktails and 

vegan and gluten-free options. L/D $$ 

Julian's Pâtisserie and Café 

6610 Folsom-Auburn Rd., Ste. 7, 916-936-4735. 

Bakery/Café. Julian's Pâtisserie is full of European 

treats, creative crêpes (both sweet and savory), 

and more—all of which are made from scratch 

with nothing but the finest ingredients. Closed 

Tuesday. B/L $ 

Karen’s Bakery and Café 

705 Gold Lake Dr., Ste. 340, 916-985-2665. Bakery/ 

Café. Bakery items here are based on European 

traditions and feature seasonal ingredients with 

a creative approach. The picturesque patio is 

perfect for catching up with friends over coffee 

or lunch. Closed Sunday. B/L $$ 


2720 East Bidwell St., 916-983-7000. New 

American. Land Ocean offers distinctive 

menus that include hand-cut steaks, woodfired 

rotisserie, fresh seafood, and delectable 

desserts. Weekend brunch. L/D $$ 

La Rosa Blanca 

402 Natoma St., 916-673-9085. Mexican. You’re 

part of the family at La Rosa Blanca. From fajitas 

and tostadas to tortas, soups, and salads, you 

can expect great-tasting food, generous 

portions, and a festive environment. L/D $ 

Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar 

300 Palladio Pkwy., Folsom, 916-378-4660. American. 

Enjoy a sizeable, seasonal menu full of eclectic, 

gastropub-style offerings that include salads, bowls, 

burgers, pastas, desserts, and even an impressive 

kids’ menu. Weekend brunch. L/D $$ 

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Lotus 8 

199 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 100. 916-351-9278. 

Chinese. This eatery serves authentic Chinese 

food with a modern twist, such as orange 

chicken that manages to be both saucy yet 

incredibly crispy at the same time. Lunch dishes 

come with soup and your choice of chow mein 

or fried rice. L/D $$ 

Lucille's Coffee Hops & Vine 

25055 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste 100., 916-294-7472. Café/Bakery/ 

American. Lucille's serves delicious breakfast 

and pastry items from local bakeries, plus more 

satiating dishes to go with their carefully selected 

craft beers and fine wines. B/L $ 

Mel's Diner 

13399 Folsom Blvd., 916-985-7337, American. 

Whether morning, noon, or night, step into 

yesteryear at this local diner that serves all- 

American family favorites like country fried 

steak, burgers, fried chicken, milkshakes, and 

more. B/L/D $$ 

Mexquite 

25095 Blue Ravine Rd., 916-984-8607. Mexican. 

Mexquite provides mouthwatering Mexican 

cuisine, plus a lively interior and spacious, 

dog-friendly patio. Patrons particularly love 

their ceviche, margaritas, and carnitas. Weekend 

brunch. L/D $$ 

Mezcalito Oaxacan Cuisine 

187 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 160, 916-351-0900. Oaxacan. 

Savor authentic flavors from Oaxaca at this 

eatery known for their complex mole, tlayudas, 

and other flavor-filled plates, including plenty of 

vegetarian and seafood options. Don't forget to 

save room for dessert: The churros and mezcal 

ice cream are a fan favorite. L/D $$ 

Mikuni 

185 Placerville Rd., Ste. 100, Folsom, 916-934-5250. 

Japanese. In addition to sushi, traditional Japanese 

dishes, and modern twists on classics, Mikuni offers 

a gluten-free menu, party platters, and happy hour 

specials—all made using great attention to detail 

and fresh ingredients. L/D $$ 

Mountain Mike's Pizza 

25075 Blue Ravine Rd Suite 150, Folsom, 916-817-1207. 

Pizza. A family-friendly favorite, Mountain Mikes 

promises the crispiest, curliest pepperoni and the 

freshest ingredients on their pizza. They also offer 

mouthwatering wings, an all-you-can-eat salad 

bar, and pizza buffet lunch. L/D $$ 

Mylapore 

1760 Prairie City Rd., Ste. 160., 916-985-3500. 

Indian. With South Indian roots, Mylapore serves 

fresh, healthy, scratch-made food that’s entirely 

vegetarian. Their breakfast, daily specials, and dosa 

happy hour are not to be missed. B/L/D $$ 

Rock-N-Fire 

1010 Riley St., Ste. 4, 916-673-9474. Pizza/American/ 

Mexican. Ever heard of a burger bowl? Try it at 

this unique eatery that serves up flavor-packed 

fare—including custom-built (and signature) 

pizzas, burgers and said burger bowls, salads, 

nachos, tacos, and more—with speedy, friendly 

service at affordable prices. L/D $$ 

Ruchi Indian Cuisine 

601 East Bidwell St., 916-983-2871. Indian. Ruchi’s 

accommodating menu has a variety of North 

and South Indian dishes, including a lengthy list 

of vegetarian entrées, as well as a lunch buffet 

and weekly specials. L/D $$ 

Rudy’s Hideaway 

12303 Folsom Blvd., 916-351-0606. Seafood/ 

Steakhouse. Rudy’s is a seafood-lover’s delight 

and features a mouthwatering selection of 

nautical noshes plus melt-in-your-mouth steaks 

and lunch specials. L/D $$ 

Sacramento Pizza Company 

2700 East Bidwell St., Ste. 500, 916-673-9754. Pizza. 

Choose your crust, sauce, cheese, meats, and 

unlimited toppings at this pizza lover’s paradise. 

The locally sourced ingredients and scratchmade 

dough results in pie perfection. Vegan 

cheese and gluten-free crust available. L/D $ 

Sanskrit New Age Indian 

2776 East Bidwell St., Ste. 300, 916-817-4356. 

Indian. This exciting dining destination serves 

authentic Indian dishes with a fusion flair 

(favorites include the Bombay Sliders, Manglore 

Fried Chicken, Tandoori Chicken, and Biriyani) 

in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Closed 

Mondays. Catering available. Lunch buffet; 

offerings change daily. L/D $$ 

Scott’s Seafood Grill & Bar 

9611 Greenback Ln., 916-989-6711. Seafood/ 

American. Expect the freshest of seafood (flown 

in or delivered daily from around the world) 

served by well-trained, knowledgeable staff in 

a comfortable atmosphere at this Folsom area 

favorite. Full gluten-free menu. L/D $$$ 

Shogun Hibachi Grill & Sushi 

1870 Prairie City Rd., Ste. 600, 916-985-9588. Japanese. 

This modern hibachi restaurant brings new 

meaning to “dinner and a show,” thanks to a 

personal chef who will deftly chop, slice, and 

fly your meal over and above the grill and onto 

your plate. L/D $$ 

Strings Italian Café 


Italian. Strings has been serving enjoyable and 

affordable Italian dishes in a relaxed 

atmosphere for the past 10 years. Enjoy one of 

their lunch specials any day between 11 a.m. and 

4 p.m. or avail of their party trays. L/D $$ 

Suishin Sushi 

194 Blue Ravine Rd., 916-985-8885. Japanese. 

Suishin uses the freshest ingredients, including 

novelties like quail eggs, uni, and ponzu. The 

modern, hip atmosphere leaves you at ease 

as you consume your fish, one roll at a time. 

Closed Sunday. L/D $$ 

Sunny Garden Restaurant 


Chinese. Sunny Garden prides themselves on using 

fresh ingredients in a traditional way and offering 

large portions at affordable prices. L/D $ 

Sutter Street Taqueria 

727 Sutter St., 916-293-8952. Mexican. Sutter 

Street Taqueria brings the unique flavors of San 

Francisco’s Mission District taquerias to Folsom 

with a side of friendly service. Whether ordering 

a burrito, taco, quesadilla, or nachos, you can 

expect fresh ingredients, mouthwatering meats, 

and affordable prices. B/L/D $ 

Thai Paradise 

2770 East Bidwell St., 916-984-8988. Thai. 

Specials every day of the week. Voted the 

Best Thai Restaurant in Folsom and El Dorado 

Hills every year since 2008. Delicious and 

authentic dishes made using local, farm-to-fork 

vegetables, meats bought daily, and healthy rice 

bran oil. L/D $$ 

The River Thai Cuisine 

424 East Bidwell St., 916-983-7388. Thai. Friendly 

service and deliciously authentic Thai food are 

waiting for you at The River Thai Cuisine. 

Established in 2015, this family-owned restaurant 

will satisfy your Thai food cravings. L/D $$ 

Visconti’s Ristorante 

2700 East Bidwell St., Ste. 700, 916-983-5181. 

Italian. For the past two decades, Visconti’s has 

given the community a taste of Italy with their 

authentic dishes, romantic setting, and 

traditional music. L/D $$ 

EL DORADO COUNTY FOOTHILLS 

Allez! 

4242 Fowler Ln., Ste. 101, Diamond Springs, 

530-621-1160. French. Savor French café classics 

like baguette sandwiches on fresh-baked bread, 

crêpes, stews, pastas, and a to-die-for seafood 

paella. Enjoy your order in their rustically 

elegant dining room or to go. B/L/D $$ 

Bene Ristorante Italiano 

423 Main St., Placerville, 530-303-3415. Italian/ 

Pizza. Enjoy a taste of Naples in Downtown 

Placerville as you savor Neapolitan-style pizza 

with all of your favorite toppings, fresh-made 

salads, or savory pasta dishes. L/D $$ 

Bricks 

482 Main St., Placerville, 530-303-3480. New 

American. If you’re looking for a friendly, 

unpretentious dining destination with local 

brews and good eats, look no further than the 

aptly named Bricks. Lamb lovers will go gaga for 

the Bo Peep Burger, but their steaks, 

sandwiches, salads, and desserts are all winners 

too. L/D $$ 

Farmer’s Delicatessen and Bakery 

3952 Cambridge Rd., Cameron Park, 530-672- 

6800. Bakery/Deli. A hybrid deli and bakery 

serving a variety of worldwide dishes, from gyros 

and sandwiches to Italian meatballs and a 

beloved rosemary focaccia. Vegan and 

gluten-free options. B/L $$ 

Heyday Café 


American. This intimate, bistro-style restaurant 

in a rustic chic space serves modern American 

cuisine (thin-crust pizzas, creative entrées, and 

artisan salads) and pours over 45 local, regional, 

and international wines. L/D $$ 

Hog Wild Bar-B-Que 

38 Main St, Placerville, 530-622-3883. BBQ. 

High-quality, smoked meats cooked low and 

slow, scratch-made sides, satisfying salads, 

decadent desserts, and other finger-lickin'-good 

fare. Boasts a cozy atmosphere and pup-friendly 

patio. Catering available. Closed Mondays and 

Tuesdays. L/D $$ 

Kobe Sushi & Fusion 

3300 Coach Ln., Cameron Park, 530-672-9210. 

Japanese/Asian Fusion/Sushi Bar. Japanese sushi 

bar offering an extensive variety of rolls, 

high-quality sashimi, and Asian fusion favorites 

at reasonable prices. L/D $$ 

Main Street Melters 

589 Main Street, Placerville, 530-303-3871, 

American. Build-your-own sandwiches to 

“massive melter,” featuring premium Boar’s Head 

deli meats .They also have an outdoor patio and 

serve a few frozen brunch cocktails. B/L $ 

Papa Gianni’s Ristorante 

3450 Palmer Dr., Cameron Park, 530-672-2333. 

Italian. For over two decades, this family-owned 

eatery has been serving traditional, scratchmade 

recipes from Southern Italy, including 

favorites like chicken Parmesan, gnocchi alla 

vodka, and out-of-this-world desserts. It’s the 

ideal destination to celebrate a special 

occasion or grab takeout. L/D $$ 

Snooty Frog 

3300 Coach Ln., Ste. E3, Cameron Park, 530-677- 

9025. Steakhouse/Seafood. There’s nothing snooty 

about Snooty Frog. It’s cozy but romantic, the 

food offerings—from steaks and seafood to 

pastas and rotating specials—are scrumptious, 

and their martinis are buzzworthy. D $$$ 

Thai Unique 

1160 Broadway, Placerville, 530-621-9559. Thai. 

Indulge your senses in fresh, flavorful dishes like 

khao soi, duck curry, and tod mun kao pod 

while experiencing Thai cuisine that is indeed 

unique. L/D $$ 

The Farm Table 

311 Main St., Placerville, 530-295-8140. American. 

For those who enjoy locally sourced, farm-fresh 

fare, and plates that change based on what can 

be picked, The Farm Table might become your 

home away from home. L/D $$ 

The Breakroom 

4131 South Shingle Rd., Ste. 7, Shingle Springs, 530- 

763-6761. American. This full-service restaurant 

offers delicious American food (juicy burgers, 

French dip, salads, mac & cheese, etc.) and 

entertainment for the whole family, from pool 

tables, dart boards, and an arcade, to cards and 

dice. Sunday brunch. L/D $$ 

The Independent 


American. Step into an urban dining establishment 

in the heart of Placerville and savor American 

fusion favorites and creatively mixed cocktails 

using fresh-squeezed juices. L/D $$ 

Tom’s Burger & Frosty 

567 Placerville Dr., Placerville, 530-295-8199. 

American. Enjoy freshly grilled burgers, piping 

hot fries, and thick milkshakes that you and the 

whole family will love at this no-frills dining 

destination. L/D $ 

Wally’s Pizza Bar 

4079 Cameron Park Dr., Cameron Park, 

530-677-5205. Pizza/American. This family-owned 

and operated eatery crafts gourmet pizzas, 

pastas aplenty, and high-quality breakfast 

dishes. Their happy hour is one of the best in 

town. Weekend brunch. L/D $$ 



ROSEVILLE 

Back Forty Texas BBQ 

1201 Orlando Avenue, Roseville, 916-726-4040. 

American. Serving up authentic Texas and 

finger-licking fare including ribs, burgers, steaks 

and more, plus fresh made sides alongside 

old-fashioned southern hospitality. L/D $$ 

Bar 101 Eats & Drinks 

101 Main St., Roseville, 916-774-0505, American. 

Sometimes you just want a comfortable 

neighborhood place to hang out and get some 

good food and drinks. If Historic Roseville is 

your destination, look no further than Bar 101. 

The menu features traditional bar fare, a bevy of 

burgers and sandwiches, street tacos, and more. 

L/D $$ 

Bennett’s Kitchen Bar Market 

1595 Eureka Road, Roseville, 916-750-5150. 

American. Choose between fine dining or casual 

dining by the bar or on the temperaturecontrolled 

patio. The menu offers comfort food 

and elevated fare, while a full-service bar aims 

to create a “Napa vibe" in Roseville. Gluten-free 

and vegetarian options. B/L/D $$ 

Chicago Fire 

500 North Sunrise Ave., 916-771-2020. Pizza. 

Offering a variety of menu items inspired by the 

Windy City, from meaty Italian beef sandwiches 

and a “Chicago Dog” to the deepest and 

cheesiest pizza in town. L/D $$ 

Eureka! 

234 Gibson Dr., Ste. 100, Roseville, 916-864-9500. 

American. Serves 30 craft beers on tap, an extensive 

selection of small-batch whiskeys, and regional 

wines, along with craveable dishes like lollipop 

corn dogs, burgers, salads, and fried chicken sliders. 

Brunch Saturday & Sunday. L/D $$ 

Fat’s Asia Bistro 

1500 Eureka Rd., Roseville, 916-787-3287, Asian 

Fusion/Chinese/Seafood. Named the region’s 

favorite Asian restaurant for more than 10 years 

in a row, Fat’s specializes in handmade dim sum, 

banana cream pie (Frank Fat’s recipe), and other 

high-quality dishes. L/D $$ 

Four Sisters Café 

9050 Fairway Dr., Ste. 165, Roseville, 916-797-0770. 

American/Café. Mango-stuffed French toast, 

eggs benedicts, thick-sliced bacon (cured and 

smoked in-house), homemade soups, specialty 

salads, and sandwiches are just a sampling of 

this cafe's mouthwatering menu. B/L $$ 

Goose Port Public House 

316 Vernon St., Roseville, 916-886-5080. American. 

Sports Bar. This family-friendly eatery boasts 

fresh-made bites for everyone, from an array 

of apps and salads, to burgers and seasonal 

entrées. Vegan options. Big-screen TVs. Brunch 

Saturday & Sunday. L/D $$ 

House of Oliver 

3992 Douglas Blvd., Ste. 140, Roseville, 916-773- 

9463. American. Wine and dine at this upscale bar 

that offers wine flights, cheese and charcuterie 

boards, and pairing plates. There's live music 

every Friday and Saturday night, various special 

events, and late-night dining. D $$ 

Il Fornaio 

1179 Galleria Blvd., Ste. 118, Roseville, 916-788- 

1200. Italian. Using the freshest ingredients 

and traditional cooking techniques, Il Fornaio 

creates high-quality Italian food paired with 

great wines and cocktails in a beautiful setting. 

L/D $$ 

La Huaca 

9213 Sierra College Blvd., Ste. 140, Roseville, 916-771- 

2558. Peruvian. La Huaca makes Peruvian cuisine 

accessible for all palates with their colorful, 

flavor-packed, and elegantly presented plates that 

run the gamut from ceviches and lomo saltado to 

empanadas and pisco sours. L/D $$ 

La Provence Restaurant & Terrace 

110 Diamond Creek Pl., Roseville, 916-789-2002. 

French/Mediterranean. Dining at La Provence is 

akin to being in a little French villa. Topped with 

their consistently delicious food and wine, cozy 

fireplace, and twinkle-lit patio, and you have the 

recipe for a memorable meal. Saturday brunch. 

Closed Sunday. L/D $$$ 


1151 Galleria Blvd., Ste. 241, 916-407-5640. New 

American. Land Ocean offers distinctive menus 

that include hand-cut steaks, wood-fired 

rotisserie, fresh seafood, and delectable 

desserts. Weekend brunch. L/D $$ 

Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar 

238 Gibson Dr., Roseville, 916-727-6321. American. Enjoy a 

sizeable, seasonal menu full of eclectic, gastropubstyle 

offerings that include salads, bowls, burgers, 

pastas, desserts, and even an impressive kids’ 

menu. Weekend brunch. L/D $$ 

Mehfil Indian Restaurant 

1605 Douglas Blvd., Roseville, 916-791-1199. 

Indian. Casual eatery with a lunch buffet 

offering Indian food favorites and many 

vegetarian options. L/D $ 


Mikuni 

1017 Galleria Blvd., Ste. 160, Roseville, 916-780-2119. 

Japanese. In addition to sushi, traditional Japanese 

dishes, and modern twists on classics, Mikuni offers 

a gluten-free menu, party platters, and happy hour 

specials—all made using great attention to detail 

and fresh ingredients. L/D $$ 

My Thai Kitchen 

1465 Eureka Rd., Ste. 140, Roseville, 916-781-7811. 

Thai. Enjoy authentic, fresh-made fare in an 

open-concept kitchen at My Thai Kitchen while 

receiving prompt, professional, and friendly 

service. L/D $$ 

Ninja Sushi & Teriyaki 

238 Vernon St., Roseville, 916-784-3441. Japanese. 

Modern and hip environs are just a taste of what 

awaits at Ninja Sushi. Regulars rave about their 

eclectic and lengthy list of sushi rolls, inventive 

appetizers, and complimentary miso soup and 

ice cream. L/D $$ 

Paul Martin’s American Grill 

1455 Eureka Rd., Roseville, 916-783-3600. 

New American. Classic American fare in a 

sophisticated, convivial setting; an energetic 

bar with communal tables and plush seating, 

intimate booths and tables, and an expansive 

outdoor patio. L/D $$ 

Range Kitchen & Tap 

1420 E, Roseville Pkwy., Ste. 160, Roseville, 916-865- 

4317. New American. Range Kitchen & Tap’s menu 

is designed for sharing and socializing, with a 

focus on serving locally sourced and seasonal 

comfort food like bison meatball sliders, fried 

chicken, and pizza. Closed Sunday. L/D $$ 

Rosati’s 

5140 Foothills Blvd., Ste. 110, Roseville, 916-797- 

7492, Pizza/ Italian. Rosati’s still provides the same 

signature pizzas, Italian beef sandwiches, pastas, 

and salads that they first became famous for in 

Chicago circa 1964. The family-friendly, sports 

pub atmosphere only adds to the charm. Closed 

Monday. L/D $$ 

Ruth’s Chris Steak House 

1185 Galleria Blvd., Ste. P-120, Roseville, 

916-780-6910. Steak/Seafood. Sizzling plates and an 

award-winning wine list are a perfect pairing for 

any occasion. Experience Ruth’s Chris elegant 

setting for a romantic dinner, business meeting, 

or private party. D $$$ 

Sienna Restaurant 

1480 Eureka Rd., 916-771-4700. American. This 

award-winning restaurant’s specialties include 

wood-fired pizzas, fresh fish, hand-cut steaks, 

and a large selection of appetizers. Weekend 

brunch. $$ L/D 

Tang’s Sushi 

1426 Blue Oaks Blvd., Ste. 100, Roseville, 916-781- 

0807. Japanese. With so many inventive eats and 

modern environs to boot, Tang’s has mastered 

the art of Japanese fare with flair. The chef is 

happy to customize orders and create off-menu 

items. Closed Sunday. L/D $$ 

Thai Basil 

1613 Douglas Blvd., Roseville, 916-782-8424. Thai. 

This cheerful, long-established eatery serves 

up an array of Thai favorites in a light-filled, 

compact space. L/D $$ 

The Monk’s Cellar 

240 Vernon St., Roseville, 916-786-6665. 

American. The Monk’s Cellar has brought a little 

bit of Belgium to Downtown Roseville, with their 

community-focused brewery and restaurant 

that serves fine artisanal beer and creative 

dishes. L/D $$ 

The Place 

221 Vernon St., Roseville. 916-742-5447. Italian. 

Cozy Italian restaurant and bar that specializes 

in artisanal, wood-fired pizzas, paninis, pastas, 

and more. Closed Monday. L/D $$ 

Zocalo 

1182 Roseville Pkwy., Ste. 110, Roseville, 916-788- 

0303. Mexican. Elegant restaurant and bar with 

modern Mexican dishes, fresh-made margaritas, 

and Sunday brunch. Avail of their monthly chef’s 

dinner or private party room. L/D $$ 

GRANITE BAY 

Dominick’s Italian Market & Deli 

8621 Auburn Folsom Rd., Granite Bay, 916-786- 

3355. Italian. Namesake Dominick’s dream was 

to have a unique place that would provide 

customers with the finest and freshest 

ingredients, large portions, fair prices, and the 

Italian tradition of first-name friendliness. A 

decade later and his dream is alive and well in 

Granite Bay. L/D $$ 

Farmhaus 

8230 Auburn Folsom Rd., Granite Bay, 916-772- 

3276. New American. This fresh, seasonal eatery 

tucked off Auburn Folsom Road is a feast for 

the senses. The house-like building pumps out 

plates that morph with the months. On balmy 

days, their picturesque patio is a must. Closed 

Monday. L/D $$ 

Hawks 

5530 Douglas Blvd., Granite Bay, 916-791-6200. 

New American. Refined, high-end American 

cuisine, including tasting menus, in a stylish, 

modern dining room and bar. Brunch on the 

second Sunday each month; lunch weekdays; 

Closed Monday. L/D $$$ 

New Glory Brewery & Taproom 

5540 Douglas Blvd., Ste. 140 & 150, Granite Bay, 916-872- 

1721. American. Delicious food (sandwiches, pizzas, 

salads, shareables, and burgers), beautiful brews, 

and a spacious patio await at New Glory’s latest 

venture in Granite Bay. L/D $$ 

Vaiano Trattoria 

7160 Douglas Blvd., Granite Bay, 916-780-0888. 

Italian. Offering traditional Tuscan cuisine and 

other Italian favorites, Vaiano Trattoria prides 

themselves on preparing simple dishes that are 

made to order with the freshest of ingredients. 

Lunch served weekdays. L/D $$ 

ROCKLIN 

Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que 

6628 Lonetree Blvd., Rocklin, 916-780-7427. American. 

Serving slow-cooked meats and other Southernstyle 

eats that the whole family will love, Lucille’s 

is a Rocklin favorite for a reason. L/D $$ 

Mezcalito Oaxacan Cuisine 

5065 Pacific St., 916-701-4772. Oaxacan. Savor 

authentic flavors from Oaxaca at this eatery 

known for their complex mole, tlayudas, and 

other flavor-filled plates, including plenty of 

vegetarian and seafood options. Don't forget to 

save room for dessert: The churros and mezcal 

ice cream are a fan favorite. Breakfast served till 

noon. B/L/D $$ 

Pottery World Café 

4419 Granite Dr., Rocklin, 916-624-8080. American/ 

Café. With brioche French toast and buttery 

Belgian waffles, in addition to an extensive 

lunch menu, and a high tea the second 

Thursday of every month, this café is the prime 

place to take out-of-towners. Their patio is one 

of the region’s best, too. B/L $$ 

The Chef’s Table 

6843 Lonetree Blvd., Ste. 103, Rocklin, 916-771-5656. 

New American. The namesake chefs here pride 

themselves on using local ingredients that are 

carefully handled, lovingly prepared, and joyfully 

served to you for your culinary enjoyment. 

Closed Sunday and Monday. L/D $$ 

Venita Rhea’s 

4415 Granite Dr., Rocklin, 916-624-2697. American. 

If you’re looking for a delicious breakfast to start 

off your day, Venita Rhea’s is the place to be. 

From benedicts, scrambles, and sandwiches to 

soups, salads, and bottomless mimosas, you’ll 

find all your favorites. B/L $$ 

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Here Comes 

Summer 


the Sun 

BY SHARON PENNY 

Your A-to-Z Guide to Summer Fun 

Leave the hard stuff to us—that’s what we’re here for: the 

A-to-Z of your entire summer is mapped out and ready to 

go. Whether you’re looking to lean into the heat and enjoy 

the great outdoors with a hike or a picnic, feed that summer 

hunger with tasty local bites, or relax with a cool local 

libation, it’s all here for you! There might even be a thing or 

two you hadn’t thought of. 

Bricks Eats & Drinks 

A is for Animal Spotting. Plenty of wildlife, including birds, come out to play in 

the glorious sunshine. Check online for native species local to your area and have fun 

spotting some of these characters this summer. If you live near the Effie Yeaw Nature 

Center, keep an eye out for swallowtail butterflies, acorn woodpeckers, cedar waxwings, 

and tree swallows; if you’re near Folsom Lake Recreation Area, be on the lookout for 

hawks, white pelicans, geese, and jays; around Mather Regional Park you’re sure to see 

hawks, pheasants, bluebirds, and orioles; in the Cosumnes River Preserve, you’ll see your 

share of avocets, bluebirds, pheasants, and muskrats. wildlife.ca.gov/regions/2/wildlife-viewing 


B is for Burgers. Greasy grins 

are mandatory in summer and 

they come complimentary with 

these mouthfuls! Try the Goose Port 

Burger from Goose Port Public House: 

1/3 lb. certified Angus beef, melty 

cheddar, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, 

GP sauce on a “soft yet tough-enough” 

Max’s Bun out of Fresno (available for 

delivery via your favorite app or pickup 

through their website; cocktails, wine, 

and craft beer are also available) or take 

it ’round the world with Bricks Eats & 

Drinks and their divine Greek-inspired 

Bo Peep Burger: ground lamb, grilled 

onions, pickled cucumbers, feta, lettuce, 

tomatoes, and paprika-yogurt sauce 

on a brioche roll (available for takeout; 

cocktails, beer, and wine also available!). 

316 Vernon Street, Roseville, 916-886-5080, gooseport. 

com; 482 Main Street, Placerville, 530-303-3480, 

bricksonmainstreet.com 

Editor’s Note: This piece was written during the 

shelter-in-place mandate. Please check each 

business’ respective website for current hours 

and reopening updates. 

Sun illustration © Stockgiu. Animal spotting photo by Doug Miller. 

Burger photo by Dante Fontana.

Lazy Dog 

Candy photo by Dante Fontana. Flower Farm Café photo by Sarah Bowler. Sunset 

photo by Leslie Wells Photography. Lazy Dog photo courtesy of Lazy Dog. 

C is for Chocolate and Candy. If 

your sweet tooth is like mine, it doesn’t 

take a break just because it’s hot 

outside. Get all the chocolate, brittle, 

caramel corn, and sweet treats you love 

from Snooks Chocolate Factory—all 

available for in-store pickup, curbside 

delivery, or even via mail! 731 Sutter Street, 

Folsom, 916-985-0620, snookscandies.com 

Julian’s Pâtisserie and Café 

D is for Dessert. Put the sweet 

in summer with local desserts! 

Visconti’s Ristorante has homemade 

cannoli available straight to your 

mouth from their restaurant via your 

favorite app, takeout, or curbside pickup; 

Julian’s Pâtisserie And Café’s croissant 

monkey bread pairs perfectly with their 

frozen hot chocolate (available for pickup 

or takeout). Plus, if you enjoy it in the 

privacy of your own home, no one can 

judge you! 2700 East Bidwell Street, Suite 700, 

Folsom, 916-983-5181, viscontisristorante.com; 6610 

Folsom Auburn Road, Suite 7, Folsom, 916-936-4735, 

julianscafe.com 

E is for Essentials. If you’re struggling 

to gather pantry essentials or know 

someone who is short of supplies, Lazy 

Dog has a “Home Essentials” package 

that might help you make it through 

a few more weeks. It comes complete 

with three pounds of boneless skinless 

chicken breast (raw), 15 eggs, one gallon 

of whole milk, one loaf of bread, one pound 

of unsalted butter, two pounds of rice 

(uncooked), two pounds of onions, two 

pounds of red potatoes, two pounds of 

carrots, and three rolls of toilet paper. 

Other options include a “DIY Poptart Kit,” 

“Backyard BBQ Kit,” and “DIY Nacho Kit.” 

You know what else is essential? Prime rib. 

(Not a joke. Prime rib is LIFE). Bennett’s 

Kitchen Bar Market (open for dine-in on 

their patio) is offering a “Prime Rib Dinner” 

for $25 on weekends! Pair it with a bottle 

of wine or beer from their wide selection 

and you've got yourself a great night in. 

Also essential is chicken. Land Ocean’s 

Folsom locale is offering a “Rotisserie 

Chicken Dinner for Two” for $29. Included 

is your choice of two sides and one salad, 

and we (highly) recommend adding on a 

bottle of wine or beer. 300 Palladio Parkway, 

Folsom, 916-378-4660; 238 Gibson Drive, Roseville, 

916-727-6321, lazydogrestaurants.myshopify.com; 1595 

Eureka Road, Roseville, 916-750-5150, bennettskitchen. 

com; 1151 Galleria Boulevard, Roseville, 916-407-5640, 

2720 East Bidwell Street, Folsom, 916-983-7000, 

landoceanrestaurants.com 

F is for Flowers. OK, we actually mean 

it’s for delicious food from a flower farm, 

but what’s not to love? The Flower Farm 

Café is offering wine-paired dinners every 

Sunday that come complete with your 

choice of two entrées, a Casquepaired 

wine, along with optional dessert, 

bagged oranges, and flowers for your 

table. (I’m crying, you guys. How beautiful 

is this?) Note: Meals are to go and must 

be pre-ordered; get in quick, as weekly 

menu supplies are limited! 9280 Horseshoe Bar 

Road, Loomis, 916-652-5661, flowerfarminn.com 

G is for Glorious Sunsets. 

Red sky at night: 

shepherd’s delight. 

Endless days of 

sunny weather 

mean endless 

nights of 

beautiful 

sunsets. 

Get out 

and take 

in the 

gorgeous 

sky at 

Mather 

Regional 

Park, the El 

Dorado Hills 

Town Center, 

Boulder Ridge 

Park in Rocklin, 

and Folsom Lake. 

H is for Hikes. 

Actually: let’s call them 

jaunts or “breathers,” because 

we’re not at all saying you should be 

outside for any extended period of time. 

Before you set off on a jaunt, check your 

local state park listings for the current 

closure status, as you may not be able 

to park at your favorite trailhead. But in 

the meantime, while you’re practicing 

social distancing, get some vitamin D 


Here Comes the Sun 

and take a short walk on one of the many 

great trails in our area, or take the dog 

to your neighborhood park and let some 

sunshine in. 

I is for Ice Cream. In summer, “i” 

is the best letter of the alphabet. It’s 

VERY hot outside, and no one’s counting 

calories right now (if you are, please 

stop. You’re making the rest of us look 

bad). Grab a pint of ice cream from 

Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream (favorite 

flavors include Black Raspberry Chunk 

or Mint with Oreo). Purchase all the 

pints and make your own tasting flight. 

Note: Ice cream is currently available 

for takeout or curbside delivery. 1011 East 

Bidwell Street, Suite 123, Folsom, 916-597-2947, 

handelsicecream.com/folsom 

Argo's Caffe 

J is for Java. Whether you call it 

coffee, bean juice, rocket fuel, 

lifeblood, or java, let’s face it: It’s the 

key to our sanity. Fourscore Coffee is 

open for takeout every day, but they’ll 

also deliver on Wednesday, Friday, 

and Saturday mornings! Argos Caffe is 

keeping you caffeinated Monday thru 

Friday with online advance ordering 

for curbside pickup via their website or 

delivery via DoorDash (Argos Coffee). 

Totem Coffee is open for to-go orders 

Wednesday thru Monday. The Pour 

Choice is open for to-go orders, too 

(order online or at the door and pick up 

on their picturesque patio). Foxwood 

Coffee is offering call in/curbside pickup 

service and limited dining. 325 Lincoln 

Street, Roseville, 916-390-0367, fourscorecoffee. 

com; 195 Blue Ravine Road, Suite 100, Folsom, 916- 

293-8256, argoscaffe.com; 312 Main Street, Suite 

104, Placerville, 530-903-3280, totemcoffeeroasters. 

com; 177 Sacramento Street, Auburn, 530-820-3451, 

thepourchoice.com; 4068 Mother Lode Drive, Suite A, 

Shingle Springs, 530-387-7445, foxwoodcoffee.com 

K is for Kale. Don’t forget 

your leafy greens and fresh 

fruits! Farmers’ markets are 

still an essential part of our 

day-to-day lives and with some extra 

precautions you can still get your fill 

Bacchus House Wine Bar & Bistro 

of fresh fruits and vegetables this 

summer. Check online for times and 

status updates of your favorite local 

market. placergrown.org, eldoradofarmersmarket. 

com, california-grown.com/Market-times.html, 

bemoneysmartusa.org/farmersmarkets 

L is for Libations. What’s summer 

without something to sip on? Bacchus 

House Wine Bar & Bistro is serving up 

sweet sips a plenty. Try their White 

Linen (Hendricks Gin, St. Germain, sliced 

cucumber, Sugar in the Raw, and freshly 

squeezed lemon juice) or Aphrodite 

(raspberry vodka, Chambord, freshly 

squeezed lemon juice, and a raspberry 

garnish). These cocktails—and 

more(!)—are available for purchase with 

any to-go food order. Sienna (now open 

for dining in) is offering “Cocktails for 

Two” for $12 with your curbside takeout 

orders; choose from an Old-Fashioned 

made with Knob Creek Bourbon; a 

Jalapeño Pineapple Margarita made 

with Tres Generaciones Tequila, or a 

Cosmopolitan with Effen Vodka. 1004 East 

Bidwell Street, Suite 100, Folsom, 916-984-7500, 

bacchushousebistro.com; 1480 Eureka 

Road, Roseville, 916-771-4700; 3909 Park 

Drive, El Dorado Hills, 916-941-9694, 

siennarestaurants.com 

Cascade Canal Trail in Nevada City photo by Chason Wainwright. Argos Caffe photo by Megan Wiskus. Kale photo ©Rawpixel.com - stock.adobe.com. Aphrodite 

photo courtesy of Bacchus House Wine Bar & Bistro. 


M is for Mules. The kind of kick 

that feels good and doesn’t hurt. The 

Independent's Moscow Mule with Russian 

vodka, house-made ginger beer, fresh 

lime, and house-made ginger syrup is 

available for to-go orders, along with 

their great selection of wine, beers, and 

delectable cuisine. Curbside pickup is 

available upon request. 629 Main Street, 

Placerville, 530-344-7645, independentplacerville.com 

Wally's Pizza Bar 

N is for Nori. Used chiefly in Japanese 

cuisine as an ingredient to wrap rolls of 

sushi, “nori” is the edible seaweed that 

holds all the goodness inside. And we can’t 

think of a lighter, more refreshing summer 

bite than sushi! Aji Japanese Bistro is 

offering takeout and curbside with a 

limited menu, and there’s so much great 

food to choose from. Try their Eggplant 

Sushi Roll (grilled eggplant, tempura 

asparagus, avocado, and cucumber) or 

the Aji Maki Roll (fried tempura shrimp, 

spicy tuna, cream cheese, and jalapeños). 

Also, they do tacos! Rainbow poke tacos, 

even. 4361 Town Center Boulevard, Suite 111, El Dorado 

Hills, 916-941-9181, ajibistroedh.com 

Thai Noodle Express 

Thai Noodle Express photo by Dante Fontana. Wally's Pizza Bar photo by Ray Burgess. 

O is for Oodles of Noodles. 

Thai Paradise offers curbside 

pickup of takeout orders for lunch 

and dinner and all the noodles you can 

possibly wish for. Try their spicy Drunken 

Noodles (pan-fried flat rice noodles, 

green beans, onions, snow peas, red 

bell peppers, jalapeños, tomatoes, bean 

sprouts, green beans, basil, and garlic 

chili sauce) or Silver Noodles (pan-fried 

bean thread noodles with your pick of 

protein, egg, onions, baby corn, snow 

peas, black and white mushrooms, bean 

sprouts, and special sauce). There’s no law 

against eating ramen in the summer and 

nor should there, because Thai Noodle 

Express will make your ramen dreams 

come true. There’s Tonkatsu Shoyu 

Ramen in your future—I can see it in my 

crystal ball! 4361 Town Center Boulevard, Suite 110, 

El Dorado Hills, 916-939-0389, thaiparadiseedh.com, 

2770 East Bidwell Street, Folsom, 916- 984-8988, 

thaiparadisefolsom.com; 374 Main Street, Placerville, 

530-289-8919, thainoodleexpress.com 

P is for Pizza. So much delicious pizza! Wally’s Pizza Bar is open for delivery 

or pickup—simply place your order online. The beloved Basecamp (pepperoni, 

Italian sausage, roasted peppers and onions, Wally’s four cheese blend, and 

portabella mushrooms) is a must-try. Rosati’s Authentic Chicago Pizza is offering a 

free Rosati Roll (toilet roll) with every pickup or curbside order while supplies last. How’s 

that for enterprising? Their deep dish is divine, along with the Rosati’s Monster (gourmet 

Italian sausage, meatballs, pepperoni, Canadian bacon, onions, black and green olives, 

mushrooms, and green peppers with tomato and bacon on top of a thin crust with a rolled 

edge). 4079 Cameron Park Drive, Cameron Park, 530-677-5205, wallyspizzabar.com; 5140 Foothills Boulevard, Suite 

110, Roseville, 916-797-7492, myrosatis.com 


Here Comes the Sun 

Fat's Asia Bistro 

tomatoes, chopped peanuts, and lettuce 

in a spicy-sweet-tangy dressing). 325 

Main Street, Placerville, 530-626-9700, heydaycafe. 

Q is for Quarantine 

Deliciousness. Fat’s Asia Bistro is 

open for takeout or curbside delivery 

and ready to distract you from the 

outside world with delicious menu items 

like their Honey Walnut Shrimp, Genghis 

Khan Beef, Pork Shu Mei, Chicken Chow 

Mein, and Mongolian Beef. Cocktails are 

available with your to-go orders, too— 

including $6 Mai Tais on Mai Tai Monday. 

1500 Eureka Road, Roseville, 916-787-3287; 2585 Iron 

Point Road, Folsom, 916-983-1133, fatsasiabistro.com 

Gorgonzola (sliced pears and crumbled 

gorgonzola cheese over baby greens, 

tossed with a toasted walnut vinaigrette), 

go classic with La Provence Restaurant 

& Terrace’s Shrimp Louis (bay shrimp, 

greens, hard-boiled egg, cucumber, 

avocado, and Louis dressing), or get a 

taste of Thailand with Thai Paradise’s 

Som Tum (shredded green papaya with 

Thai Paradise 

com; 7160 Douglas Boulevard, Granite Bay, 916- 

780-0888, vaianotrattoria.com; 110 Diamond Creek 

Place, Roseville, 916-789-2002, laprovenceroseville. 

com; 4361 Town Center Boulevard, Suite 110, El 

Dorado Hills, 916-939-0389, thaiparadiseedh.com, 

2770 East Bidwell Street, Folsom, 916- 984-8988, 

thaiparadisefolsom.com 

Mezcalito 

Oaxacan 

Cuisine 

T is for Tacos. Mezcalito 

Oaxacan Cuisine’s Tacos de Rajas 

(roasted poblano peppers, caramelized 

onions, nopal, queso asado, pico, sour 

cream, avocado, and guajillo sauce) 

and the Grilled Fish Tacos (cabbage, 

mango, avocado, pico, jalapeño aioli, 

and cilantro) can't be missed. Oh, and 

Fat's Asia Bistro photo by Rachel Valley. Thai Paradise photo and Mezcalito Oaxacan Cuisine photos by Dante Fantana. 

R is for Random Acts of 

Kindness. Find out what your local 

shelters, food banks, and nonprofits 

need during the shutdowns and donate 

directly. Sew masks for first responders 

or donate sewing supplies to any groups 

you know who are making masks in bulk. 

Arrange a lawn visit with relatives who 

are lonely or in need—or stand outside 

their window with signs (Love Actually 

style), deliver groceries to someone 

you know is in need or has lost their 

job, write letters to your friends, reach 

out and give to those around you, and 

maintain your own sense of community 

in your own unique way. 

S is for Salads. Our favorite local 

restaurants put summer on a plate— 

and they’re anything but basic. Try 

Heyday Café for a Burrata Caprese 

Salad (heirloom tomatoes, fresh burrata 

mozzarella, basil, mixed 

greens, and a balsamic 

reduction), Vaiano 

Trattoria for a divine 

Insalata di Pere (Pear) con 


Unbelievable Abs photo by Nick Clark. Out of Bounds Folsom Biergarten Brewery Beer Craft Kitchen photo by Barbara Brooks Photography. Other 

photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations. 

don’t forget to try their Mezcal ice cream 

(yep, tequila and ice cream, together 

at last). Amerikan Ichi of Placerville is 

open for curbside pickup. Though they 

regularly provide sushi and Asian fusion 

cuisine, they’re also blessing us with Taco 

Tuesdays (three seasoned salmon tacos 

for $5). Get on this train ASAP. 187 Blue 

Ravine Road, Suite 160, Folsom, 916-351-0900; 5065 

Pacific Street, Rocklin, 916-701-4772, mezcalitocuisine. 

com; 1234 Broadway, Placerville, 530-621-2100, 

amerikanichi.com 

U is for Unbelievable 

Abs. You can still get your 

summer bod remotely—and at local 

parks and waterways. Yes, abs of steel 

are still within reach! Check Radiant 

Yoga’s Insta page (@radiantyogaedh) 

for upcoming community classes at 

Stonebriar Park in El Dorado Hills 

(donation proceeds benefit the Nor Cal 

COVID-19 Response Fund). More of a 

home “body”? Join Yoga Moves Us on 

Instagram Live (@yogamovesus) for free 

streaming classes in a variety of styles. 

SUP DOG Adventure, part of Folsom’s 

Spotted Dog Yoga, is offering stand-up 

paddle boarding mini-adventures all 

summer long at locales like Folsom Lake, 

Lake Clementine, and Jenkinson Lake. 

Children 13-17 are welcome to join (if 

accompanied by an adult) and all gear is 

included. radiantyogaedh.com, yogamovesus.org, 

spotteddogyoga.com/supyoga.php 

V is for Virtual Tastings. 

How about a virtual wine or 

beer tasting? No designated 

driver needed! Many wineries 

in the Clarksburg Wine Growers & 

Vintners group hold tastings each 

week from the comfort of your crib. 

The El Dorado Winery Association 

and Russ Reyes of Kilt & Cork offer 

virtual tastings with a different El 

Dorado winery every week, and 

New Glory Craft Brewery has been 

hosts via Instagram Live. Cheers to 

that! facebook.com/cwgva, kiltandcork.com, 

eldoradowines.org/shelter-in-place-2020.php, 

instagram.com/newglorybrewery 

SUP DOG Adventure 

W is for Wine. Although most 

tasting rooms may be closed, a 

large number of wineries in the 

region are open for pickups and 

deliveries. Help keep them (and you) afloat 

during the summer: Check to see if your 

favorite winery is offering drive-up or 

online orders (some may even offer free 

or deeply discounted shipping). Note: As 

restrictions ease, many wineries, including 

Wise Villa Winery, are reopening; and 

while traditional tastings aren’t allowed, 

customers can have a flight, glass, 

or bottle of wine—if served with a 

meal—while soaking in the surrounding 

scenery. placerwine.com, fairplaywine.com, 

clarksburgwinecountry.com, amadorwine.com, 

eldoradowines.org 

X is for Xcellent Local 

Beer. Don’t let your appetite for 

craft beer suffer this summer, or 

your beloved breweries for that matter— 

let them quench your thirst on the go or 

in-person (some are starting to reopen). 

Skinner Vineyards 

Wise Villa Winery 

Out of Bounds 

Check online to see if your favorite one is 

taking to-go orders (some locations may 

also offer growler refills), virtual tastings, 

or other creative events. beersinsac.com/ 

sacramento-brewery-directory 

Y is for Yard Beautification. With 

warm weather, sunny skies, and not a lot 

of places to go, home is where the heart 

(and fun!) is this season. If your yard isn’t 

summer-ready, fret not: Local nurseries 

are here to help make your garden dreams 

come true. From blooming flowers to 

tomatoes, peppers, and other produce, 

the sky’s the limit when it comes to 

planting. Many places are open for in-store 

shopping, along with offering curbside 

pickup. Favorites include Bushnell Gardens 

Home & Gift, Green Acres Nursery & 

Supply (various locations), and El Dorado 

Nursery. 5255 Douglas Boulevard, Granite Bay, 916- 

791-4199, bushnellgardens.com; idiggreenacres.com; 3931 

Durock Road, Suite C, Shingle Springs, 530-676-6556, 

eldoradonursery.com 

Z is for Zoom Crafting. Lots of 

businesses have gotten creative and are 

switching to Zoom for online meetups. 

Check your favorite craft store—they 

might already have something going on! 

Placerville’s Lofty Lou’s has something 

happening almost every day, including a 

Zoom schedule for knit-alongs, classes, 

and more. And if you’re a sewer without 

a sewing machine who’s looking to help 

make masks, reach out to Vacuum & 

Sewing World—they have plenty of 

sewing machines in stock for purchase 

(pickup is by appointment only). Plus, all 

machines come with a lifetime of free 

lessons! And while supplies last, they’re 

providing free elastic to all who are 

helping the community by making masks. 

263 Main Street, Placerville, 530-642-2270, facebook. 

com/loftylous; 6726 Stanford Ranch Road, Suite 3, 

Roseville, 916-747-3968; 637 East Bidwell Street, Folsom, 

916-474-9708, vacuumandsewingworld.com 


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FOLSOM • EL DORADO HILLS • ROSEVILLE • ROCKLIN • GRANITE BAY 

MEXICAN CUISINE & TEQUILA LOUNGE 

Experience Mexquite. 

WE’RE OPEN 

Join us for Father’s Day 

Sunday, June 21 

Online ordering available 

Place your to-go order at mexquite.com 

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2019 #1 Be st Fine 

Je w elry stor e 

We are open! 

25095 Blue Ravine Rd. Folsom (In the Raley’s Center) 

916-984-8607 | mexquite.com 

erilian 

Fine Jewelers 

Your neighborhood jeweler offering quality fine jewelry since 2003 

Your Safety is Our Priority 

WATCH BATTERIES 

$5 .99 

Excludes Lithium Batteries and Swiss Watches. No limit. Must present 

coupon. Exp 6/30/20. 

FREE 

JEWELRY CLEANING 

& INSPECTING 

Must present coupon. Exp 6/30/20. 

CHAIN REPAIR RING SIZING 

$14 .95 

& up $19 .95 

Prices vary with chain thickness. Must present coupon. 

Exp 6/30/20. 

• Increased cleanliness 

• Plastic shields installed on our cases 

• Limited number of customers in store 

Downsize only. Prices vary with metal and width. Must present coupon. 

Exp 6/30/20. 

We Buy & Trade Gold & Old Jewelry 

FOLSOM | 2776 E. BIDWELL ST., SUITE #400 

916.817.8750



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www.thedoggiebag.com 

Holistic Dog Food 

Natural Supplements 

Comfortable 

Harnesses 

Bakery Delights 

Carseats for Dogs 

Birthday Cakes 

Open 7 Days a Week 

We Carry CBD Products! 

Roseville 

1070 Pleasant Grove Blvd. 

916-789-9663 

Store Hours: 

Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 

We are 

OPEN for 

In-Store 

Pick-up and 

Home 

Delivery 

$ 

5 OFF 

Purchase of $25 or more 

With this coupon. One coupon per 

customer per month. Not valid with other 

offers. Excludes Orijen and Acana 

pet food. Expires 6-30-20. 

Coupon Code: 31951 

#1 Best 

Pet Store 

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Voted by Readers a BEST Sports Bar 

Voted by Readers a BEST Burgers & Fries 

Voted by Readers a BEST Bar (Folsom & EDH) 

Take-out and curbside pick up between 

the hours of 3-8pm 


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916-989-2584 

SUMMER SPECIALS 

3 Rooms 

for $129 

(up to 400 sq. ft.) 

DRY IN 1 HOUR! 

• Eco-friendly cleaning • No residue 

• Family owned & operated since 1992 

In the 

Broadstone 

Marketplace By 

the Fountain 

OF FOLSOM 

Sofa/loveseat 

for $179 

Exp. 6/30/20 

FREE Disinfectant 

with every carpet/upholstery cleaning 

folsomca.heavensbest.com 

Affordable 

Core Vaccines 

Rabies DHPP Bordetella 

$17 

Veterinary Medical Center of Folsom: Call now to make your appointment! 

Your pet can have a stress free vet visit! Ask about our House Calls! 

(916) 805-5815 

$17 

Free Wellness Exam * 

ONLY $349 

*Offer to first-time clients only who mention this ad 

DENTAL CLEANING SPECIAL! 

Over $200 

in savings 

2766 E. BIDWELL ST., SUITE 200 (BROADSTONE MARKETPLACE) 

WWW.VMCFOLSOM.COM 

$17 

Includes Bloodwork, IV Fluids, Scaling, Polishing, and 

one tech monitoring the vitals. Excludes extractions. 

With coupon, one time use only. One coupon per client/pet. Cannot be combined with any other offers or discounts. Expires 6/30/20. 

(WALK-INS WELCOME) MON-SAT 7AM-10PM OPEN EARLY AND LATE TO SERVE YOU



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Thanks for making us 

#1 Best Pet Store 

& #1 Pet Groomer 

$5 

O ff 

Large Bag 

Must bring in this coupon. 

Expires 6/30/20. 

Buy Local 

Holistic Dog Food 

$3 

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Medium Bag 



$2 

O ff 

Small Bag 



916.984.0102 • sbarkles.com 

sbarkles@comcast.net • 850 E. Bidwell, Suite 150 Folsom • (NEXT TO TRADER JOE’S) 

10% OFF 

Do-It-Yourself 

Dog Wash Service! 

Must bring in this coupon. Expires 6/30/20. 

We Carry Your CBD Needs: 

Pet Releaf, Holistic Hound, Treatibles, Green Coast 

and Colorado Hemp Honey brands... 


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Folsom Lock & Security is your 

residential and commercial 

locksmith in Folsom that provides 

you with 45 years of collective 

experience that you can rely on. 

Our services include: 

• 24 Hour Service, 7 Days a Week 

• Remote Keys 

• Replacement of Locks 

• Installation of Safes 

• Commercial Door Contracting 

• Repair Safes and Door Locks 

• Install Security Doors 

• Video Door Bells 

• Security Cameras 

License #1051729 

Visit us at: www.folsomlocks.com 

Email: info@folsomlocks.com 

916-983-2708 

711-8 East Bidwell, Folsom CA 95630 

(behind Jiffy Lube, across from Lowes) 

Robert Nichols 

GSA Inspector 

CUSTOM PROGRAMING WITH PURCHASE 

OF REMOTE & CHIPPED KEYS, INCLUDING WARRANTY 

We do 99% of car models, Exclusions May Apply on European Models, Mercedes, Jaguar, BMW, Volvo & VW 

Guarantees to beat dealership pricing with Price Match. Bring this ad in store to redeem, expires 6/30/2020



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Shop Posh Puppy Boutique at the Rocklin location! 

6671 Blue Oaks Blvd., #1 

Rocklin CA 95765 

(916) 899-6770 

8331 Sierra College Blvd., #216A 

Granite Bay, CA 95661 

(916) 295-1944 

$10 OFF COUPON* 

*Exp 8/30/2020. Must present coupon at check in. Grooming over $45. 

Cannot be used with any other promotion. 

www.PoshPawsGroomingSalon.com 


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Sunday–Thursday 11am-9pm, Friday–Saturday 11am-10pm 

916.673.9474 rocknfirerestaurants.com 

1010 Riley St, Folsom Across from 24 hour fitness 

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915 Bidwell St, Folsom CA 95630 

Under new ownership / same great service. 

Family owned & operated for over 30 years. 

S.M. Menez 

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WINDOW CASINGS 

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(916) 983-2083 

CROWNMOULDINGMAN.COM 

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$5 OFF 

with a $25 

purchase or 

more 

Valid Sunday 

thru Thursday 

Dine In & Take Out Only 

Excludes alcohol. 

With this coupon. Not valid with 

any other offers. Not valid online. 

Expires 6/30/20 

FREE 

11 Inch Signature or 

Custom Pizza 

With purchase of 11 inch 

Signature or Custom Pizza 

and two beverages 

Valid Sunday 

thru Thursday 

Equal or lesser value pizza is free. Not 

valid online. With this coupon. Not valid 

with other offers. Limit one coupon per 

person per visit. Expires 6/30/20 

FREE 

Signature 

Burger 

With purchase of Signature 

Burger & 2 Beverages at 

Regular Price 

Valid Sunday 

thru Thursday 

With this coupon. Not valid with any 

other offers. Expires 6/30/20 

5/14/20 12:18 PM 

Online appointments & 24 hour vehicle drop off available. 

10% off labor for military and first responders. 

(916) 985-3455 Hours: Mon-Fri, 7am-5:30pm 

SMOG No-Charge 

$39.95 15% 

Break Inspection 

PLUS $40 

PLUS 

CERTIFICATE 

Valid one coupon per visit. 

Exp. 6/30/20 

OFF BRAKE 

WORK 

Free brake inspection with repair. Plus $40 

off any brake work if Needed. Brake work 

must be done at time of inspection. Valid 

one coupon per visit. Exp. 6/30/20 

First Time Customers 

OFF 

ANY SERVICE 

Up to $250 one time use coupon. 

Excludes oil change service, batteries, 

& tires. Exp. 6/30/20



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• Water Damage 

Glass Screen Repair 

Battery Replacement 

• Water Damage 

•• 

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8000 Devices 

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•• 

Battery Replacement 

• Charging Issues 

• Motherboard Repairs 

• Hi-end Headphones 

Motherboard Repairs & More! 

608A 

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St. | Folsom 

& More! 

(Model plaza next to BIG 5) 

608A E. Bidwell St. | Folsom, CA 95630 

(916) 936-9316 

iPhones • Smartphones • Tablets 

Cellphones • Tablets • iPads • Cellphones 

• Laptops • Drones 

Game Systems • Computers • And More! 

OFF REPAIRS 

Must present coupon. 

10% 

Must present this Exp. coupon 6/30/20 

Ask us how to get your 

next screen repaired: 

10% 

We Buy 

Broken 

Cell 

Phones! 

We Sell 

Pre-Owned 

Phones! 

( Model plaza next to www.iPartsRepair.com 

BIG 5 ) 

(916) 936-9316 

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THANK YOU FOR VOTING US 

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Local Chicago SPORTS PUB 

5140 Foothills Blvd. Ste 110, Roseville CA 

open for take-out 

and delivery 

Tuesday-Sunday 4pm - 8pm 

5140 Foothills Blvd. Ste 110, Roseville CA 

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for real life. 

www.MassageHeights.com 

WELCOME BACK ! 

We are making serious improvements 

for your safety and comfort 

• ICU Grade Air Filtration 

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• Hourly Sanitation Protocols 

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Zoodles 

Order online through The Slice App. 

Curbside pick-up available. 

Delivery through DoorDash, 

GrubHub, Uber eats. 

Voted a 

Best Italian 

Restaurant 

OPEN DAILY! 

916-983-8815 

Lasagna Pastry 

Monday - Friday: 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.; 4-8 p.m. 

Saturday - Sunday: 4-8 p.m. 

25035 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 120, Folsom (next to Raley’s) 

folsomstrings.com 

Re-opening SPECIAL 

3 FREE one-hour services PLUS 

ONE YEAR free Hot Stones 

With new membership 

18 Licensed Therapists 

Friendly, Knowledgeable Staff 

Folsom in the Palladio 

Across from Kirkland’s 

Please join us! 

Some restrictions apply - Good through July 31, 2020 

OPEN FOR DINE-IN & TAKE-OUT 

SPEND $35 

Open 7 days - Extended Hours 

Relaxing Spa Atmosphere 

Roseville in Nugget Plaza 

761 Pleasant Grove Blvd. 

Happy Hour: Mon-Fri 3:00 pm -6:00 pm 

GET 

$5 OFF 

101 Main Street, Old Town Roseville • 916-774-0505 

bar101roseville.com • facebook.com/bar101roseville 

One coupon per 

person, per visit. 

Not valid with other 

offers. Exp: 6/30/20. 

Dine In Only.



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CUSTOM DESIGN | JEWELRY & WATCH REPAIR 

APPRAISALS | FINE ESTATE JEWELRY 

UNIQUE GIFTS | WE BUY GOLD 

Voted as 

#1 BEST 

JEWELRY STORE 

in Folsom & 


Your Family Jeweler! 

49 NATOMA STREET, SUITE H | FOLSOM, CA 95630 

916.260.5136 | ADRIANBLANCOJEWELRY.COM 

Voted Best Local Business 2019 

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Voted by readers 

A Best Pizza! 

PHONE: 916.673.9754 

MONDAY SPECIAL 

Buy a Fountain Drink 

and Get a 10” Pizza 

FOR ONLY $5 

Not valid with other offers. 


$2 .00 

OFF 

Cauliflower 

Crust 

Not valid with other offers. 

Expires 6/30/20 

2700 E Bidwell Street | Folsom 

www.SacPizzaCo.com 

5/14/20 12:29 PM 


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Get Grillin’ 

A Custom Crossword 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

by GAIL MARIE BECKMAN, CUSTOMCROSSWORDS.COM, 702-869-6416 

14 15 16 

17 18 19 20 

ACROSS 

1. Salisbury or T-bone 

5. It can use charcoal 

12. Morning initials 

14. Tankard contents 

15. Chunky chip dips 

16. Key lime, for one 

17. They can be short 

19. Over-sized toothpicks? 

21. Associated Press, shortened 

22. Picnic pest 

25. Short for Advanced Placement 

26. Green horseradish 

30. Degree of done 

31. Township, shortened 

32. Kidney or string 

33. Iced, preferably 

21 22 23 24 25 

26 27 28 29 30 31 

32 33 34 35 

36 37 38 39 

40 41 42 43 44 45 

46 47 

48 49 50 51 52 53 

54 55 56 57 58 

59 60 61 

62 63 64 65 66 

67 68 69 70 71 72 

73 74 75 

76 77 78 79 

80 81 

34. Words of understanding 

36. Short for long distance or 

learning disabled 

37. Chewing follower 

38. Certain sticks 

40. The best sleep (init) 

41. List of choices 

44. Word with Capitan or Dorado 

45. That girl 

46. Gives their point of view 

47. Calcium symbol 

48. Urge; desire for 

50. Follows cutting or diving 

52. Marble, for one 

54. Certain smoking wood 

57. A sports channel initials 

59. Flabbergasted 

60. Precedes comfort or grace 

61. Myself 

62. Letter afterthought (abbr) 

63. Symbol for tin 

64. Short for established 

65. Particular text talk 

68. RN associates 

69. Opener 

71. Purchase order, shortened 

73. The Good '___ Days 

74. This place 

75. Outdoor area 

76. Tahoe or Folsom 

78. More than eight hrs. 

79. Two-seater, for one 

80. Dipping and soy 

81. Cantaloupe, for example 

DOWN 

1. Certain shortcake 

2. (see 72 down) 

3. "The Greatest" 

4. Shish _____ 

6. Tasty spears 

7. Radium symbol 

8. What blue and bloom have in 

common 

9. Curvy road 

10. Angel food, for one 

11. Utilize 

12. Get out for some fresh ___ 

13. Another wood for smoking 

16. Sweet or hot 

18. Another name for barbecue 

20. Boating need 

23. Not applicable, for short 

24. Cuts slightly 

27. Precedes IOU 

28. Another steak 

29. Also 

34. Warmer weather treat (2 wds) 

35. Macaroni and potato 

39. Gracious! (2 wds) 

41. Like a little marshmallow 

42. Follows em 

43. Head support 

49. Omelet requirement 

50. Beef breast 

51. Something worth shucking 

52. ER worker, perhaps 

53. Night before 

54. Mercury symbol 

55. Citronella and birthday 

56. Poetic song 

58. Type of grill 

59. Cook's covers 

61. Milligram, for short 

63. Enjoy a pipe 

66. Rooms with outside entries 

67. Remarkable thing 

70. Slang yeses 

72. ____ on the cob 

74. Ultra-spicy 

75. Non-stick spray brand 

77. Cooling syst. 

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