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This holiday season, BUY LOCAL, so the money comes back to our community! The holidays are the perfect time for us to band together, to help ourselves and the beautiful, locally owned places where we live. Why not buy your employees, friends, and family members gift cards to local restaurants and stores? Purchases like these not only help with taxes, but they keep our friends and neighbors employed—and positively employed people spend more locally. Of course, there will be items that you may need to go online for; however, did you know that when you buy from Walmart or Target online but pick the order up at your local store, the tax dollars stay here? We’re all in this together, and your buying decisions this holiday season are more important than ever. — Terry & Wendy
This holiday season, BUY LOCAL, so the money comes back to our community!
The holidays are the perfect time for us to band together, to help ourselves and the beautiful, locally owned places where we live. Why not buy your employees, friends, and family members gift cards to local restaurants and stores? Purchases like these not only help with taxes, but they keep our friends and neighbors employed—and positively employed people spend more locally.
Of course, there will be items that you may need to go online for; however, did you know that when you buy from Walmart or Target online but pick the order up at your local store, the tax dollars stay here?
We’re all in this together, and your buying decisions this holiday season are more important than ever.
— Terry & Wendy
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IN THIS ISSUE
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8 PUBLISHERS’ LETTER
12 ONLINE
14 COMMUNITY
MATTERS
WHAT'S UP
News Around Town
18 THE 10 SPOT
Celebrate the Season
22 GIVING BACK
31 Ways to Spread
Holiday Cheer
26 ARTS &
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Local Gallery Roundup
30 HEALTH & WELLNESS
7 Tips to Stress Less
34 TAKE A HIKE
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46 KEEP IT LOCAL
INTRODUCING
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49 ASK THE EXPERT
51 FEATURE
Holiday Gift Guide
66 HOME & GARDEN
Virtual Learning Done Right
72 EAT & DRINK
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105 Noshery
76 FOODIE FIND
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80 SIP ON THIS
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“The Holiday and Love Actually
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holiday season.”
—Kerrie L. Kelly
“I look forward to watching Rudolph
the Red Nosed Reindeer, Frosty
the Snowman, and all the other
Christmas TV classics every
season. They instantly transport
me to my childhood, and if Burl
Ives singing “Rudolph the Red
Nosed Reindeer” and “Frosty
the Snowman,” doesn’t get you in
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—Wendy Sipple
“Though it's a bit dated now,
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I laugh so hard I cry.”
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handcrafted by local artists, the shop
was opened by Jim Kelly in 1978. In the
early ’80s, Kelly partnered with artist
Dorothy Cormack who is now the
gallery’s chief buyer and art director.
Congrats to the City of Roseville and
Brown and Caldwell (brownandcaldwell.
com)—a full-service environmental
engineering and construction firm—for
receiving the prestigious 2020 CMAA
Project Achievement Award, which
will allow them to complete a $19
million environmental improvement
project to reduce nitrate discharges to
water bodies and generate a
renewable energy resource
at the Dry Creek Wastewater
Treatment Plant.
Kim Menzel is the new
senior vice president and
Roseville area manager
of Kaiser Permanente (kp.
kaiserpermanente.org). In her new role,
Menzel will oversee administration
of the 340-bed Kaiser Roseville
Medical Center, among other duties.
American Public Works Association
Sacramento Chapter (sacramento.
apwa.net) selected Folsom’s Oak
Parkway Trail Undercrossing—which
provides a seamless and safe route
for trail users to transition between
the Oak Parkway and Johnny Cash
trails—as its 2020 Project of the Year
in the “Parks & Trails” category.
El Dorado Union High School District
received the Energy Stewardship
Award from Cenergistic, a nationwide
sustainability company, after reducing
their energy use by 18% in 18 months
and saving over $400,000 in utilities.
Folsom baker and owner of Julian’s
Pâtisserie and Café (julianscafe.com),
Julian Perrigo-Jimenez, competed on
the Food Network show Holiday Wars
last month as the sugar artist on team
“Blizzardly Bakers.” Locally, Perrigo-
Jimenez is touted for making some of
the region’s best baked goods, including
croissants. As of press time, the winning
team hadn’t been announced.
#What’sUp?
by MEGAN WISKUS
Congrats to Gigi Marchini,
director of curriculum, instruction,
and accountability at El Dorado
County Office of Education, who
was honored with the California
County Superintendent’s Educational
Services’ 2020 Student Programs and
Services Steering Committee Star
Award. Marchini has worked for the
El Dorado County school system for
decades and remains highly involved
in the community, serving as a board
member for Ag in the Classroom and
New Morning Youth & Family Services.
Historic Folsom’s Rainbow Bridge
Jewelers—sited at 721 Sutter Street—is
celebrating their 42nd anniversary this
year. Known for selling an impressive
collection of wearable art that’s
Folsom native and rising country
star Colton Graves released his
debut EP, Smile for Me, with
LA-based production company
Extreme Music. Graves’ title
track—a catchy, feel-good love
serenade—can be streamed
on YouTube Music, Spotify,
and Apple Music. Follow him
on Instagram @coltongravesofficial.
El Dorado County received a $100,000
grant from the California
Office of Traffic Safety for programs
that focus on the safety and awareness
of bicyclists and pedestrians, including
education workshops geared toward
youth and older adults, bicycle helmet
inspections, and bicycle safety courses.
The nation’s leading builder of luxury
homes, Toll Brothers (tollbrothers.
com), is set to begin construction on an
exclusive 55+ gated community featuring
approximately 930, single-story homes
in Folsom. Set on 303 acres, Regency at
Folsom Ranch (regencyatfolsom.com)
will feature five private neighborhoods
with premium resort-style amenities,
including an 18,000-square-foot
recreation center with an indoor lap
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In the “Oops, We’re Only Human
Department,” we apologize for
mistakenly listing the incorrect
business where our Readers’ Choice
Awards “Best Yoga Instructor”
winner works. Paul Olson teaches at
The STUDIO Martial Arts & Fitness
(trainatthestudio.com) in Roseville.
pool, outdoor pool, fitness studio, and
spa; in addition to pickleball and tennis
courts, gathering areas, and two dog parks.
Hills Church (1100 Blue Ravine Road) and is open
from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. every Wednesday. To schedule
an appointment, visit saccounty.net/covid-19.
Kids of all ages are invited to step aboard a
Magical Christmas Train (riverfoxtrain.com/
experiences/magical-christmas-train) for an
open-air, 60-minute ride where they’ll be
transported on a holiday wonderland complete
with activities, a visit with Santa, treats, and time
at a private park located along the Sacramento
River. Families will be seated together and
socially distanced from other passengers.
Confluence #1 by Peter Foucault
Folsom residents leaving town for the holidays are
invited to avail of Folsom Police Department’s
Magical Christmas Train photo courtesy of River Fox Train. Other photo courtesy of Blue Line Arts.
The main wing of Sutter Roseville
Medical Center (sutterhealth.org/srmc)
received a refresh with the installation
of local artwork. A new partnership with
Blue Line Arts (bluelinearts.org) is allowing
the hospital to feature contemporary
art that will be updated every three
months in many of the hospital’s common
areas, hallways, and waiting rooms.
Artists interested in having their work
featured are invited to visit bluelinearts.
org/sacabc/art-at-work-program.
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UC Davis Health (health.ucdavis.edu)
and Folsom-based biotech company
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free COVID-19 tests for Sacramento County
residents. The Folsom testing site is at Oak
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Citizens Assisting Public Safety program
where a volunteer will walk the perimeter
of your home, check doors and windows
to make sure they’re locked, and remove
packages from the front porch.
For more info or to register, visit
folsom.ca.us/vacationchecks.
The Folsom Public Library (folsom.ca.us/
library) invites residents ages 5+ to join their
Winter Reading Challenge from December
1 through January 31. Each age group of
kids, teens, and adults has a chance to win
a prize pack bundle of books. To enter the
drawing, simply read five books and log
your progress at folsom.beanstack.org.
The Food Bank of El Dorado County
(foodbankedc.org) is looking for reliable
volunteers to help drive and assist in
their warehouse. Shifts are 4-6 hours
weekly. For more info, call 530-621-9950
or email info@foodbankedc.org.
The upper division marketing class at
William Jessup University (jessup.edu)
was hired by Little Bear Tree Farm
(littlebeartreefarm.com) to help
promote their business this
season. Using a mixture
of social media and print
advertising to reach
new customers, the
students are targeting
families looking to start a
new tradition in the wake
of a pandemic. The familyowned
farm—located in Alta—is full of
photo opportunities, friendly animals,
thousands of Christmas trees, unique
gift shop items, and sweet treats.
Find unique gifts among a curated selection
of over 40 local craft vendors, while enjoying
hot drinks, holiday music, and door prizes at
the Christmas Gift Market (luckyfindmarket.
com/events) on December 6 and 13. Hosted
by Lucky Find Market, shopping is available
from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. both days at Loomis’
Blue Goose Event Center. Admission is $1.
This year’s Mountain Mandarin Festival
(mandarinfestival.com) is going virtual!
Through December 25, shop from
numerous festival vendors and have your
items—including Placer County mandarins—
shipped directly to your door, while enjoying
entertainment and videos of former festivals.
New Businesses
Casual, full-service restaurant
Tomatina (tomatina.com) opened
a new location in the Roseville
Crossings shopping center at
10505 Fairway Drive. Patrons can
expect lovingly made dishes
like piadines (Italian flatbread
sandwiches), plus pizzas, pastas,
soups, salads, and more.
Stop by Bobaology (thebobaology.
com) at 24988 Blue Ravine Road,
Suite 108, in Folsom for milk tea,
coffee, smoothies, snacks (including
seasoned curly fries, popcorn
chicken, and fried tofu), and 13 boba
flavors. Follow them on Instagram
@thebobaology for giveaways, weekly
specials, and other fun promotions.
Maribou Spa Salon
(maribouspasalon.com), with
three existing locations in Folsom,
recently took over ownership of
Nevaeh Salon in Roseville (3984
Douglas Boulevard, Suite 120).
Folsom’s Gold Miner Café
(goldminercafe.net), formerly Mary’s
Gold Miner Café, reopened at 426
East Bidwell Street and has a new
owner: Kay Gardner. All of the
restaurant’s home-style recipes are
prepared in-house—from the gravies,
to the soups, sauces, and cinnamon
rolls—with a side of friendly service.
on the Block
Northern California-based
Teaspoon (teaspoonlife.com)—
known for their assortment of cold
tea beverages, including Liquid
Gold (handcrafted honey-oolong
tea topped with cream), and “snow
ice” (ice cream meets shaved
ice)—is opening soon at Roseville’s
Rocky Ridge Town Center (2030
Douglas Boulevard, Suite 16).
Vietnamese restaurant Pho Mimi
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authentic fare like lemongrass
tofu, bánh mì sandwiches, rice
noodle soups, pho, vermicelli bowls,
and more, is open at 25004 Blue
Ravine Road, Suite 121, in Folsom.
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Look out for your friendly
Neighborhood Santa between
December 8-17 in Roseville. The jolly
fellow will be visiting neighborhoods
on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
beginning at 6 p.m. Find routes and
times at roseville.ca.us/residents/city_
events/neighborhood_santa.
Santa Tours—hosted by the Rocklin Fire
Department—are set to start December
1. Candy canes won’t be handed out, but
you’ll still get to catch Santa and his elves.
Visit rocklin.ca.us/event/rocklin-firesanta-tours
for routes and schedules.
Who’s up for some ice-skating
fun? The Historic Folsom District
Ice Rink is back! Each 90-minute
session is $12 plus $3 for skate
rental. Free parking is available
at 905 Leidesdorff Street.
folsomicerink.com
Murer House in Folsom is hosting their
special Holiday Gift Boutique & Murer
House Tour on December 4 and 5 from 10
a.m.-3 p.m. You’ll find rosemary and bay
leaf wreaths, handmade soaps, knitted
wears, lavender eye pillows, and many
more gifts. The house will be specially
decorated for guided tours at $5 per
person. murerhouse.org
Santa would love to hear from his
friends in El Dorado Hills between
December 1-15, and he promises to reply.
Mail Letters to Santa in a self-addressed
stamped envelope to: SANTA, North Pole
c/o El Dorado Hills CSD 1021 Harvard Way
El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 or drop them
in the holiday mailbox at the El Dorado
Hills CSD Gym.
Apple Hill is still open for all your pie,
cider, and Christmas tree needs! Visit
applehill.com/ready-for-the-holidays for
info on where
to find the perfect
tree, farm hours,
and more.
Experience a Holiday Lights Drive-
Through at 2300 Mine Shaft Lane in
Rancho Cordova on December 11-20 from
5-10 p.m. You’ll be treated to a dazzling
display of more than 200 lighted silhouettes
in nearly three dozen special vignettes.
Advanced ticket purchase is required and
you’re invited to bring a donation for local
charities. cordovacouncil.ticketspice.com/
rcholidaylights
Sip and celebrate with a selfguided
winery tour and toy drive at
Holidays in the Hills. On December
5 and 6, you can traverse Placer County
wineries from noon-5 p.m. tasting wine
and enjoying small bites and good music.
Bring a new, unwrapped toy and receive
10% off your first purchase at each
winery. placerwine.com/plan-your-visit/
events/holidays-in-the-hills
Letters to Santa photo courtesy of Araceli Gonzalez. Apple Hill photo by Jennifer Portalanza, @journeywithjennandphoenix. Holidays in the Hills photo by Heirloom Photography by Anne Doupnik. Other photos
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GIVING BACK
31 WAYS
TO SPREAD
HOLIDAY CHEER
BY TARA MENDANHA
you’re at it, how about turning your car into
a red-nosed reindeer this year?
5 Channel Santa and donate to a toy
drive. The Folsom Toy Drive is
accepting donations until December 4
(folsomtoydrive.com); alternatively, bring a
new, unwrapped toy to Placer Wine Trail’s
Holidays in the Hills event on December 5
and 6 (placerwine.com/plan-your-visit/
events/holidays-in-the-hills)—where, in
addition to benefitting Toys for Tots, you’ll
receive discounts on wine, including 10% off
your first bottle at each winery.
Let’s end 2020 on a high note, shall we? We’ve got 31 things—that’s
right, one for each day of December—to help spread some muchneeded
holiday cheer. Read, do, repeat!
2
1 Bake cookies (for 5
simple and scrumptious
recipes, turn to page 78)
and gift them to family,
friends, or neighbors. If
you’re not adept at baking,
send them a cookiedecorating
kit from Frank
Vilt’s Cakes (frankviltscakes.
com), instead.
Carry spare change when you go out
in case you bump into the Salvation
Army or someone down on their luck.
3 Corral a bunch of your friends and
family and go caroling in your
neighborhood. We could all use a song or
two.
4 Decorate the inside
and outside of your
home. Check out this
month’s holiday gift
guide (page 51) for some
décor ideas. And while
Holidays in the Hills
6 Volunteer at a homeless shelter
during the coldest and possibly most
difficult time of year to be without a home.
Hart of Folsom (hartoffolsom.org) assists the
homeless during winter months, as does
The Gathering Inn (thegatheringinn.com) in
Roseville, and Only Kindness (onlykindness.
net) in Placerville.
7 Show some appreciation for your
delivery person, teacher, mail carrier,
garbage collector, gardener, or house cleaner
with gift cards to local restaurants,
stationery, hand sanitizer, warm gloves,
holiday sweets, etc.
8 Donate to a food bank. We’ve
profiled many great organizations in
STYLE. Check out stylemg.com for more on
what they do. A simple Google search in
your area should also point you in the right
direction.
9 Greet or compliment a stranger. A
simple “Happy Holidays” or “Merry
Christmas” could make someone’s day. As
could: “I love your face mask!”
10 Phone your parents, grandparents,
aunts, uncles, or long-lost friends that
you haven’t spoken to in a while. And no,
texting doesn’t count.
11 Alternatively, you could snail mail
them holiday cards (with a personal
note) or handwritten letters. Once you’ve
done that, venture out and sign up for a pen
pal at PenPal World (penpalworld.com) or
Snail Mail Penpals (snailmailpenpals.net).
12 Perform random acts of kindness:
put away someone’s shopping cart, hold
the door for someone, pay for the person
Bake photo by Dante Fontana. Decorate photo courtesy of Pottery World. Holidays in the Hills photo by Heirloom Photography by Anne Doupnik.
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GIVING BACK
behind you at the coffee shop…
if the opportunity presents
itself, make the most of it.
13
Tip generously.
14 Donate blood. One pint
of blood can save up to
three lives. Look for your
nearest Vitalant Blood
Donation Center (vitalant.org/
home.aspx) and make an
appointment ASAP.
15 Send a care package to
someone in the military.
Pick up free military care
package kits from the USPS. If
you don’t know a service
member, visit anysoldier.org to
find a name and overseas
mailing address.
16 Send someone flowers.
You could also pick up a
potted plant and drop it off for
someone special. Aside from
the popular poinsettias,
Christmas cactus, orchids, and
even potted rosemary make
great green holiday gifts.
17 Donate money to a
cause you haven’t thought
of donating to before. Whether
it’s history, nature, the arts, or a
specific disease, someone can
definitely use your donation, no
matter the amount.
18 Donate to animal
shelters. It can be old
items like blankets and towels
or tennis balls and other play
things; or even pet food and
cleaning supplies. Money helps,
too!
19 Use your magic words:
“please,” “thank you,”
“excuse me,” “I’m sorry,” and
“you’re welcome.” No matter
how busy or stressed you are
when you’re out and about, a
little courtesy goes a long way.
20 Go plogging on your
next walk, hike or run.
Plogging is the Swedish trend
that combines jogging with
picking up litter along the way.
Carry gloves and trash or poop
bags.
21 Offer to pick up
groceries for a neighbor
or friend. Whether it’s an
elderly neighbor or a mom of
four neck-deep in diapers, you
could help check one thing off
their list.
22 Put away the
electronics for some
quality time with the fam. Talk,
play board games, go for a
walk, watch a holiday movie
sans cell phones, and make
some merry memories.
Donate blood
23 Dress up. Whether
it’s a crazy Christmas
sweater or a holiday
headband, spread some cheer
with your holiday gear.
24 Show first responders
gratitude. Know a
firefighter, nurse, or
paramedic? Gift cards to one
of our many local restaurants
and coffee shops are a great
way to say ‘thank you.’
25 Practice patience.
Whether it’s to withstand
a three-hour plane ride with a
crying baby behind you, or
wait behind someone with an
overloaded cart at checkout, it
doesn’t hurt to be patient. OK,
it might hurt a little, but you
can do it!
26 Have a virtual Secret
Santa with colleagues you
haven’t seen in a while (hello,
work-from-home) or extended
family. Gather names and wish
lists, pick a budget, draw names
using an app like Elfster or
Giftster and pick a date. Mail
gifts out and open them over
video chat.
27 Shop local. You’ll not
only find some unique
gifts but you’ll also contribute
to the community and local
economy. Don’t forget to leave
positive reviews online!
28 Be nice online. Keep
social media comments
polite and friendly. And while
you’re online, share anything
that’s helpful or will put a smile
on someone’s face.
29 Do drive-by greetings for
Christmas, Hannukah, New
Year’s, and everything in between.
Keep chalk markers, poster
boards, and sharpies at the ready.
30 Spread cheer not germs!
Maintain good hygiene, get
your flu shot, get tested for
COVID-19 if you need to, eat
healthy, and exercise (after you’ve
inhaled all that holiday food).
31 Set New Year’s
resolutions. Bonus points
if they involve spreading cheer
throughout 2021!
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Local G allery Roundup
by EMILY PETER-COREY
Local art is imperative to building a diverse and cultured community, and now
more than ever galleries need your support. We spoke with several to see how
they’ve pivoted amid the pandemic and reimagined how art can be shared.
Blue Line Arts
Harvest Shindig by Martha Jones
Art League of Lincoln’s Art Center
Located in the heart of Downtown
Roseville, Blue Line Arts has been
around since 1966 and through name and
location changes their original vision has
held true: to support the arts. In addition
to showcasing various artists’ works, Blue
Line Arts offers youth and adult programs
and is home to the Roseville Mural Project.
Currently, the gallery accepts reservations
for both self-guided and docent-guided
tours, as long as the group is 10 or less.
Masks and social distancing are required.
405 Vernon Street, Suite 100, Roseville, 916-
783-4117, bluelinearts.org, @bluelinearts
Though shut down for a time, the
Gallery at 48 Natoma has reopened
with welcome arms. Free, self-guided
tours on a variety of days are being
offered for individuals and groups
of up to 10 people, but a reservation
is required. “The gallery is following
current public health guidelines; all
visitors and staff are required to wear a
face covering while inside the building
and maintain social distancing at all
times,” shares Director Cindy Abraham.
The current exhibit running through
January 14, 2021, is Tea Time, which
showcases tea-themed oil paintings,
mosaics, and a selection of teapots. 48
Natoma Street, Folsom, 916-461-6601
folsom.ca.us/parks/facilities/gallery_at_48_
natoma.asp, @galleryat48natoma
The Art League of Lincoln’s Art
Center is currently open Wednesday
through Saturday from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
after being closed from March through
September. This month’s exhibit, Seasons
Imagined, runs through December 19,
and 2021 programs include high-level art
classes, full shows, their annual Clay Day
event, and more. Treasurer and Operations
Manager, Dotti May, shares a few ways
you can support the center, including
“buying artwork at the gift shop or ‘Online
Gallery Store,’ visiting, and becoming a
member of the Art League of Lincoln.”
Current safety precautions include taking
temperatures upon entering, requiring
masks, and limiting the number of guests.
580 Sixth Street, Lincoln, 916-209-3499,
artleagueoflincoln.org, @artleagueoflincoln
Auburn Old Town Gallery may
have to cancel events for now, but they’ve
worked hard to safely reopen six days
a week. “Supporting local businesses
is critical to overcoming the financial
impacts caused by the pandemic.
Shopping for unique gifts created by
local artists at our gallery helps us keep
the doors open. Wearing masks and
adhering to the safety protocol set in
place by the CDC helps ensure the safe
reopening of all businesses,” explains
Publicity Chair Susan Stoll. In addition
to featuring fine art and unique gifts,
the gallery also includes a feature wall
showcasing various themes throughout
the year (this month’s is “Gifts for the
Season” and features art under $50).
They’ve also launched an online shop
(aotgshop.com) full of work in various
mediums. 218 Washington Street, Auburn,
530-887-9150, auburnoldtowngallery.
com, @oldtowngallery
Auburn Old Town
Gallery
Art League of Lincoln photo by Patricia Lane. Auburn Old Town Gallery photo by Susan Stoll. Other photos courtesy of their
respective companies or organizations.
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Volution Gallery opened with the
idea that everyone deserves art, therefore
they collect and showcase unique, openedition
prints that are affordable and
easily accessible. Though the gallery
remains closed, they invite you to visit
their website where you can place an
order to be shipped or picked up curbside.
452 Main Street, Placerville, 530-748-7675,
volutiongallery.com, @volutiongallery
Gold Country Artists Gallery
Anita Rochelle Boutique & Fine Art
Placerville Art Gallery
Bank of America Gallery
Located within Anita Rochelle
Boutique & Fine Art is a collection
of work from members of the Sutter
Street Artists. But in addition to paintings
and ceramics, the boutique also sells
fashionable jewelry, clothing, and
accessories. Owner Anita Rochelle urges
locals to steer away from big-box stores,
if possible. “I would love people to at least
take a look at what the small shops have.”
Rochelle even offers private shopping
Mondays and Tuesdays (by appointment
only). 627 Sutter Street, Folsom, 916-501-7942,
sutterstreetartists.net, anitarochelle.
com, anitarochelleboutique
Gold Country Artists Gallery
is owned and operated by over 45
local, award-winning artists who also
showcase their work there. Current
hours are limited—noon to 5 p.m. every
day (except Tuesdays)—but they’re eager
to fully reopen when it’s safe to do so.
Featured art includes a diverse range
of paintings, photography, jewelry,
sculpture, and more. Fun fact: It’s also the
longest continuously running gallery in
the region. 379 Main Street, Placerville,
530-642-2944, goldcountryartistsgallery.
net, @goldcountryartistsgallery
Placerville Art Gallery—which is
full of local artists’ work ranging from
paintings and ceramics to jewelry and
photography prints of the region—is
currently offering private appointments by
request through their Facebook page, in
addition to curbside delivery and shipping.
352 Main Street, Placerville, 530-295-1100,
facebook.com/placervilleartgallery
Grizzly Gallery & Gifts features the
works of Bob and Shannon McClurg who
specialize in wood turning, beaded jewelry,
miniature painting, shell art, and more.
They’re open by appointment only and
also offer a small sampling of their pieces
for sale online. 1500 Stoney Wood Way,
Penryn, 916-663-4440, grizzlygallery.com
The Harris Center for the Arts has closed
indefinitely and with that the Bank
of America Gallery within it has
temporarily closed as well. However, they
have put their Folsom Arts Association
Membership Show online as a virtual
tour for free. Scroll through images from
some of the area’s most talented artists in
a variety of styles and mediums. 10 College
Parkway, Folsom, 916-608-6888, harriscenter.
net/visit/bank-of-america-gallery
High Hand Art Gallery recently closed,
but a few artists from the gallery created
a new venture: Persimmon Art
Gallery, featuring “high-quality work
from 16 local artists in various mediums,
including jewelry, painting, sculpture,
photography, ceramics, greeting cards,
and textiles,” shares Rebecca Martinez.
13466 Lincoln Way, 530-883-3557,
Auburn, persimmonartgallery.com
Made up of local artists, Art Studio
360 sits on Placerville’s bustling Main
Street and features artwork in myriad
mediums, including wood, clay, pencils,
fiber, jewelry, and more. Peruse the
vibrant gallery every day from 10:30
a.m.-5:30 p.m.; masks required. 360
Main Street, Placerville, 530-295-0360,
artstudio360.com, @artstudio360
Editor’s Note: Due to the ongoing
pandemic and changing public health
guidelines, we recommend calling each
respective gallery before visiting.
Gold Country Artists Gallery photo by Menka Belgal. Other photo s courtesy of their repsective companies or organizations.
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| health & wellness |
Better
Not
Pout
7 Tips for
a Stress-
Free
Season
BY KOURTNEY JASON
Thanksgiving is over, and Christmas is right around the corner.
While it’s a joyful time of year, it’s also stressful, as we try to
make time for family and friends, find the perfect present,
and be present in each moment. We turned to local experts
to explain why the holidays can feel overwhelming, as well
as share tips on how to manage stress during the most
wonderful time of the year.
Gretta Smith, yoga teacher and owner of Ohana Moon Yoga, says the
holidays tend to be a stressful time because we defy the natural rhythms
of nature. “Winter is a season of hibernation with fewer hours of sunlight
and more hours of night, which should be devoted to more sleep,” she says.
“People fight these primal instincts with caffeine and overstimulation,
including overeating, overspending, and overexerting. A lack of sleep plus overstimulation
equals stress.”
A lot of the pressures we feel around the holidays stem from our own
internal expectations. “We put a lot of pressure on ourselves to do it all,” says
Joy Arnold, a 500 E-RYT yoga teacher, reiki master, and holistic health coach.
“We need to let go of the image we have in our heads of what the ‘perfect’
holiday is and what we ‘should’ be doing during this time. Instead, we need
to allow ourselves to be in the moment and enjoy the true meaning of the
holidays: spending time with those you love and appreciating all we have.”
Here are seven suggestions on ways to minimize holiday stress and put the
focus back on feeling grateful and enjoying each moment.
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1
WORK IT OUT
“Stress starts in the mind; however, we
feel it everywhere,” Smith says. “Yoga is a
practice that helps connect mind, body, and
spirit. When we go into active and passive
yoga poses to feel sensation in the body with
conscious breath, we’re able to quiet the
busy, loud, anxious mind and relieve stress.
As we close out an especially stressful year, I
recommend practicing yin or gentle yoga to
help ground your nervous system and calm
your mind. The combination of stillness and
slow, mindful breathing helps relieve physical,
mental, and emotional tension.”
Amitis Pourarian, owner of THE STUDIO
Martial Arts & Fitness, says exercise is a huge
stress reducer, as it provides a break from
having to deal with issues and an outlet for
stress. “What’s more, there are endorphins
released in the brain as a by-product of exercise,
which uplift our mood and our sense of wellbeing,”
she shares.
2
MAKE A BUDGET
“Make a budget and stay within it,”
Arnold recommends. “No one enjoys giving or
can relish the holiday season when they know
they’ve overspent and will have to face it come
January. The gift of giving is not about a dollar
amount; it’s the intention and energy behind
what we give.” Homemade presents never
go out of style. Who wouldn’t be grateful to
open a framed family picture, recipe book
filled with time-tested dishes, or a calendar of
birthdays with photos?
3
GIVE BACK
“Take time for yourself during the
holidays to break off and do things that
ground you and bring you joy,” Pourarian says.
“Creating space to be of service to others who
are less fortunate is a great stress reliever.”
Turn to page 22 for a list of ways you can be of
service this season.
4
CHOOSE AN INTENTION
“Take some quiet time to choose a word
or sentence for the holiday experience you
want and let it drive your commitment to a
stress-free holiday,” suggests Jenifer Novak
Landers, a professional certified coach at
Fully Expressed Potential. “For example, my
word is ‘resilience.’ I visualize myself in ease
and joy, being fully present to the magic of
every single holiday moment. When things get
messy or off track, (because they WILL!) I can
return to my word, resilience, and remember
to allow myself to practice it, rather than
pushing on my stress or fear, which only
makes it worse.”
5
JUST BREATHE
“When we’re stressed, our breath tends
to be shallow, erratic, and in the chest. This
actually causes the body to release more
stressor hormones, ultimately causing us to
be more stressed,” Arnold says. “No matter
where you are, try this. Close your eyes, sit up
tall, relax your shoulders, take a deep breath
in through your nose and sigh it out your
mouth, emptying your lungs completely. Now,
bring awareness to the belly, begin to sip the
air in through your nose to a count of five,
pause the breath, then exhale through the
nose slowly to a count of five.”
6
REFRAME & RESET
“Being aware of what thoughts or stories
you’re telling yourself about the holidays
will give you the option to choose a different
thought—or to at least think yourself into
a neutral place,” Novak Landers says. “You
can shift how you feel by choosing thoughts
that are more positive. In your mind, change
an anxious story into a relaxed one. When
the feeling of stress creeps in, ask yourself:
‘What do I need right now to feel loving about
myself?’ Or, ‘How can I be loving to ME right
now?’ And then do it. You’ll notice a big shift in
your energy. For example, old thought: I won’t
have time or energy for everything I want to
do. New thought: Even though my time is short,
I’m excited to be fully present with all I can do.
This is also a great opportunity to schedule
follow up time with people in 2021.” As you
navigate the extra stresses of COVID-19 during
the holidays, remember this. “Even though
the negativity of surrounding the pandemic
completely changes this year's holiday season,
choose to look for love in the smallest, simplest
things, especially within yourself. Love is
something you can focus on.”
7
TAKE TIME FOR YOU
“It can be 10 minutes in the morning, 10
minutes at night, or both! Better yet, make it
30 minutes,” Arnold says. “What you do during
this time is your choice, so long as it helps
you to feel at ease, calm, and grounded. Maybe
you go for a run, jump on your yoga mat, or
sip a cup of coffee outside and just be. The
important thing is that you take the time to
nourish and recharge yourself. Then, you’ll
have the energy and stamina to be present for
family, friends, and all the hustle and bustle of
the season.”
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by RYAN MARTINEZ
WHERE THE WILD
THINGS ARE:
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ENVIRONMENTAL
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1. Pack an extra bag for
litter. You should already be
properly storing your own
trash when out on the trail,
but picking up a can or protein
bar wrapper makes a huge
difference over time.
2. Always use reusable
water bottles. Bring a water
filter if needed.
3. If camping, camp away
from water sources
like lakes and streams to
help reduce the influx of
contaminants.
4. Use established trails
and camp spots to minimize
your impact to fragile
ecosystems.
Confluence +
Clementine Loop Trail
5. Never use open flames in
non-designated areas. One
misstep can destroy hundreds
of thousands of acres of
natural areas. Research the
area you’re visiting to make
sure you know the rules and
regulations before you enter
the wilderness.
Located In: Auburn.
Distance: 6.4-miles.
Difficulty Level: Moderate.
Know Before You Go: Arrive
early for parking ($10 at ranger
station). This area gets crowded on
weekends, so expect to see lots of
people in certain sections. A part
of the trail borders the road.
Fuel Up: Hit up Royal
Indian Cuisine
(cuisineroyalindian.
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in Downtown Auburn
for a flavor-packed,
post-workout meal in
casual, cozy environs.
The authentic, freshmade
fare (including ample
vegetarian options) serves as the
perfect winter warmer.
Why We Love It: This hike
offers amazing views of the
American River, Clementine Dam,
and California’s tallest bridge: the
Foresthill Bridge, which stands
at a stately 730 feet. It’s scenic,
moderately long, and great for
wintertime when temperatures
dip down.
Trail Notes: Bring plenty of water
and wear shoes with traction.
Please, practice Leave No Trace
ethics and protect our spaces.
For more information, visit alltrails.com/trail/us/california/
confluence-and-clementine-trail-loop.
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see our December IGTV
episode of “Take a Hike.”
Top photo by Brett Macadam, @macadamphotography
Fuel Up photo courtesy of Royal Indian Cuisine; bottom left hiking photo by
Tuesday Parker, @lucyfordscreations; bottom right hiking photo by Brandi
Green, @bgreen7555.
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WINTER 2020
Taking It to the Streets:
How Marshall is Working with
Vulnerable Populations
Up In Smoke: How Smoking or Vaping Impacts Your Risk of COVID-19
Screening by the Numbers
Keeping Kids Moving While Distance Learning
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DID YOU KNOW
Tips to Improve
Your Emergency
Department Visit
Atrip to the emergency
department can be
stressful, whether
you’re there
for yourself or
accompanying a loved one. There’s a
stigma of long wait times associated
with ERs and it’s understandable
to want to get in and out as fast as
possible. With this in mind, the
Marshall Medical Center Emergency
Department staff has a few tips to help
you through the process.
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• Arrive with your insurance card,
medical history, list of medications,
allergies and names of doctors who’ve
provided you care in the past. If
possible, provide a list and timeline
of your symptoms to help the staff
understand what brought you to the
point of needing emergency care. Your
health history is the most significant
tool the staff has to help make the
most accurate diagnosis.
• Bring a health partner with you.
A health partner can help give the
medical history if you’re too ill, take
notes, ask questions and help you
follow discharge instructions. They
can also be your ride home.
• Use any wait time to make phone
calls to coordinate a ride home if
you’ll need one, ask a friend to care
for pets or pick up children from
school or day care and let your
doctor’s office know you’re in the
emergency department.
• It’s easy to let healthcare
professionals drive the conversation,
especially in such a tense, busy
environment. But make sure you
speak up and advocate for yourself—
tell the doctor or nurse everything—
even if it’s embarrassing—and make
sure to ask all your questions before
they discharge you.
• Before you use the restroom, ask
the staff if they think they’ll need a
urine sample. This simple step could
save you time and several bottles of
water later in your visit.
• When you’re discharged, ask for copies
of any tests or results so you can share
with your primary care provider.
• Do not leave until you fully
understand any test results, diagnoses
and discharge instructions.
The amount of time you spend waiting
in the Emergency Department will vary
based on what you’re there for, how
many other patients are there and the
severity of the cases. Those with risks
to life or limb are attended to first. Rest
assured the doctors, nurses and support
staff are doing everything they can to
move things along quickly.
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BETTER CARE FOR YOU
ABOUT MARSHALL
MEDICAL CENTER
Marshall Medical Center
is an independent,
nonprofit community
healthcare provider located in
the heart of the Sierra Foothills
between Sacramento and
South Lake Tahoe. Marshall
Medical Center includes
Marshall Hospital, a fully
accredited acute care facility
with 111 beds located in
Placerville; several outpatient
facilities in Cameron Park,
El Dorado Hills, Placerville
and Georgetown; and many
community health and
education programs. Marshall
has nearly 300 physicians
and a team of over 1,600
employees providing quality
healthcare services to over
175,000 residents of El
Dorado County.
For Your HEALTH is
published as a community
service by
MARSHALL MEDICAL CENTER
1100 Marshall Way
Placerville, CA 95667
telephone 530-622-1441
or 916-933-2273;
www.marshallmedical.org
It is intended to provide
information about health in
general as well as healthcare
services and resources available
in El Dorado County. Information
comes from a wide range of
medical experts. If you have any
concerns or questions about
specific content that may affect
your health, please contact your
healthcare provider.
To reach the editor of For Your
Health, contact Brittany Garcia
at 530-626-2816 or
bgarcia@marshallmedical.org
Up In Smoke:
How Smoking or Vaping
Impacts Your Risk of COVID-19
The dangers of smoking and vaping are
well documented. But how, specifically, do
these habits change your risk of contracting
COVID-19? And if you do become ill, how
will your experience differ from that of a
non-smoker or non-vaper? Ravi Chopra, MD,
of Marshall Pulmonology has answers to
common questions.
Q: If I smoke or vape, am I more likely to catch
COVID-19?
A: Not surprisingly, studies have shown that
those who smoke or vape are at a higher risk for
catching COVID-19. In fact, people who vape are
five to seven times more likely to catch it than
those who don’t smoke or vape. This higher risk
is due to an increased number of receptors in the
lungs where the virus attaches, which happens
when lung tissue is exposed to nicotine.
Q: If I do come down with COVID-19, will it be
worse for me than for a person who doesn’t
smoke or vape?
A: Once a person who smokes or vapes contracts
COVID-19, the respiratory symptoms will be more
severe and the damage to the lungs greater than
in non-smokers. They’ll have more complications
and will take longer to recover. Lung tissue is
very fragile; membranes are thin enough for
oxygen molecules to pass through into the blood
stream. Some of the symptoms of COVID-19
can cause scarring in the lungs, which is worse
for those who smoke or vape. This scarring
can cause coughing, shortness of breath and
reduce oxygenation of the blood, requiring the
use of supplemental oxygen. While some of this
scarring will heal over time, for some the need for
supplemental oxygen could be lifelong.
Q: Since I’ve already done the damage to my
lungs, will quitting now provide any benefits?
A: If you smoke or vape, you may think the
damage has already been done and there’s
no use quitting now. But with every cigarette
smoked, the cycle of inflammation in the lungs
restarts. It’s never too late to quit smoking or
vaping and see the immediate and long term
health benefits it brings.
If you need help to quit smoking or vaping,
there are lots of free resources online. Over-thecounter
aids such as nicotine gums, lozenges
and patches will ease the cravings as you try
to change your habits. You can also make
an appointment with a Marshall primary care
provider, who can prescribe medications to help
you quit. To find a doctor, visit marshallmedical.
org or call 530-622-1441.
For more information about Marshall Medical Center, visit www.marshallmedical.org or follow us on
Facebook/marshallmedicalcenter, twitter.com/MarshallMedical, on YouTube, LinkedIn and on Instagram
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COVER STORY
Taking It to
the Streets:
How Marshall
is Working with
Vulnerable
Populations
It’s Tuesday afternoon at Upper Room
Dining Hall in Placerville. Jim, a local
man who is currently without a home
or shelter, has come for a hot meal
before he faces a night out in the
cold. What’s different about this visit is that
Shaunda Crane, RN, from Marshall Medical
Center is there. Shaunda helps clients in the
Upper Room with wound care assistance,
a common condition for many homeless.
Jim has an infected wound and appreciates
instruction on how to care for himself. During
their conversation, Jim is able to open up
about some of his other health concerns.
He’s also diabetic and is having trouble
controlling his blood sugar on the street,
which lands him in the ER on occasion for
treatment. Shaunda is able to help him with
this before he takes his dinner to go. She
hopes to see him next week to check in with
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who meet certain requirements are
provided with temporary housing at a
motel in Pollock Pines. Phase three is
where people work on obtaining basic
necessities in order to find a permanent
home and employment, such as a
driver’s license, social security card, food
stamps, and a cell phone.
The program is goal-oriented, with each
person provided a check list or care plan
form to keep track of their tasks and to
know what comes next. The program
also teaches life skills in addition to
addressing health issues that may
be thwarting the ability to obtain safe,
stable housing. It’s been so successful
that other California counties look to El
Dorado County as an example for their
own programs.
him and to talk to him about his goals
for obtaining permanent or temporary
housing.
This weekly check in at Upper Room is
how Marshall’s Care Coordination for
Vulnerable Populations program started.
Conversations open up opportunities
to discuss health issues and other
challenges. Working closely with El
Dorado County’s Homeless Outreach
Team (HOT) and other assistance
organizations, Shaunda expanded
outreach efforts to include HOT’s
Trailer Days, where people can get
haircuts, laundry services, food, clothes
and more, as well as regular check
ins throughout the county to provide
medical support. It encompasses
many vulnerable populations, including
unsheltered, elderly, at-risk women and
the Latino community.
When the pandemic hit, Martin Entwistle,
Executive Director of Population Health
at Marshall, saw a need to help find
services for the county’s most vulnerable.
The effort dovetailed with Governor
Gavin Newsom’s Project Roomkey, an
executive order mandating California
Health and Human Services Agency
and Office of Emergency Services to
make hotels available as temporary
residences to quarantine and treat
individuals who have tested positive for
COVID-19. Many local organizations and
agencies, including Health and Human
Services, the El Dorado County Sheriff
and Placerville Police Departments,
the Public Health Department, and
Community Health Center, as well as
Snowline Hospice, Barton Hospital,
Veteran’s Services and more are working
together to coordinate the Navigation
Program, a three- phased program to
help address the needs of the homeless
community. Phase one of the program
is to address acute, immediate medical
needs including wound care, mental
health and addiction, blood sugar and
blood pressure management. Phase two
is Project Roomkey, where individuals
In a related effort, Marshall has
established the Multi-Visit Patient
(MVP) Program to address utilization
of health services in areas such as the
Emergency Department (ED). This is
a prime example of health services
that are misused and over-used by the
unsheltered, who tend to use the ED
for primary care. Due to the stigma that
surrounds homelessness, many are
hesitant to visit a primary care provider
out of fear of judgement so they wait
until they’re very sick and end up in the
ED. The goal of the MVP Program is to
treat chronic health problems so they are
more manageable and reduce some of
the burden on the ED.
These are examples of the programs
Marshall is taking part into assist and
improve the health and wellbeing of the
vulnerable. Marshall has a long tradition
of collaborating with the community.
Creating a culture of partnership with
organizations has earned Marshall
national recognition for civic leadership
in addition to patient outcomes and
value of care.
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FOUNDATION NEWS
Donations Made
Virtual Visits a Reality
said Maia Schneider, Executive Director
of Business Development for Marshall
Medical Center.
Although the initial surge of COVID-19
did not lead to the patient volume
Marshall Medical Center was prepared
for, they continue to watch the current
viral spread with caution, and Marshall
Foundation for Community Health
remains at the ready to help where
possible.
To support the wellbeing of the
residents of the Western Slope, visit
www.marshallfound.org/donate-now or
call (530) 642-9984.
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The COVID-19 pandemic
has changed our lives.
How we shop, attend
school, and how we visit
the doctor are all different
than they were just months ago.
Prior to this crisis, Marshall had already
been researching the possibility of
virtual visits, but suddenly the need
was urgent, Marshall Foundation for
Community Health jumped into action.
The COVID-19 Emergency Response
Fund was created in March 2020, and
the community came through with
donations. Within weeks, more than
$64,000 was raised to support the
impact of the virus on local healthcare
needs. At the top of the list of needs
was the ability for providers to care for
patients virtually, allowing for patient
appointments from the safety of home.
Thanks to many generous donors,
Marshall Foundation for Community
Health was able to procure 70 iPads
for physician use, making telehealth
for Marshall possible in a few short
weeks. “Since the deployment of the
iPads, telehealth has been widely
accepted and embraced by patients.
Virtual visits are vital to ensuring that
our patients, especially those with
chronic or acute issues, are treated in
a timely manner. ICU patients are also
able to communicate with their families,
alleviating their anxiety and isolation,”
JAMES WHIPPLE
ENDOWMENT
In honor of retired CEO James
Whipple’s 38 years of service to
Marshall Medical Center, Marshall
Foundation for Community Health,
in partnership with the Parker
Family Foundation, is proud to
announce the James Whipple
Endowment.
The public is invited to honor
James by contributing to this
fund. Money raised will support
Marshall employees in financial
crisis, a cause close to his heart.
To donate, visit marshallfound.org/
donate-now, or call the Foundation
at (530) 642-9984.
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FEATURE
Screening by
the Numbers
It’s easy these days to let routine
healthcare lapse. Especially during
these times, it’s important to keep up
with your regular health screenings.
Regular screenings lead to earlier
detection of medical issues including
certain types of cancer as well as chronic
health issues like diabetes and heart
conditions. Earlier detection in turn
results in to better outcomes and easier
disease management. Many screenings
are age specific. Here’s a guide to help
you determine what annual screenings
you’ll need and when.
Beginning at Ages 18 – 39
• Cholesterol – a cholesterol check
should be completed in your
twenties and then every five to
ten years once you turn 35.
• For women – a pap smear every
three years starting at age 21
Beginning at Ages 40 – 64
• Fasting blood sugar levels – to
check for signs of diabetes if
you’re obese
• Colonoscopy – at age 50 and every
three to ten years thereafter
• For women – mammograms every
other year starting at age 40 - 50
(earlier if you have a family history
of breast cancer)
• For men – annual prostate
screenings beginning at age 50
(earlier if you are high-risk) if you
choose
Age 65 and older
• Bone density study – starting at
age 65 every two to five years, or
age 60 if you’re high-risk
• Pneumococcal and shingles
vaccines
• Height and weight – shrinking
could be a sign of osteoporosis
Many of these and other screenings
can be done during your annual
physical with a Marshall doctor. During
this visit, your doctor will also likely
order routine blood work to screen
for other common issues like vitamin
deficiencies and cancer markers. To
make an appointment with a Marshall
doctor at any of our five convenient
locations throughout El Dorado
County, call 530-622-1441 or visit
marshallmedical.org.
ENHANCEMENTS TO
YOUR CARE
Marshall Medical Center is
dedicated to your care and wants
to help you live as healthy a life
as possible. Behind the scenes,
your primary care provider is part
of a larger care team to assist with
keeping your preventive care up-todate.
Your clinic’s Medical Director
is the captain of your care team.
In the coming months, you may
receive messages from the medical
director regarding your regular
screenings for breast cancer, colon
cancer, blood pressure and A1C
(blood sugar) to ensure you’re
receiving comprehensive care.
Your primary care doctor, physician
assistant or nurse practitioner is still
your main provider and will contact
you as usual with your test results
and plans for follow up care.
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OTHER NEWS
Keeping Kids
Moving While
Distance Learning
“My daughters love dance video games. They’ll happily
spend an hour dancing along with the games’ routines.”
—Nanette
“We have step competitions with our smart watches.”
—Maria
“We do nature scavenger hunts while walking the pup. Elena
also likes to collect acorns for the squirrels.” —Erin G.
“We enjoy bicycling, scooters and hikes.” —Megan
“Family workouts! My youngest is assigned workouts for PE
via YouTube videos and we do them together as a family.”
—Jessica
“My kids love having fashion shows. Coolest outfit, craziest
outfit, best dance, etc.” —A.J.
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This pandemic has gone on longer
than any of us could have guessed it
would. We seem to have settled into
this new normal of wearing a mask
everywhere, not shaking hands
when we meet someone new, and
social distancing. Another aspect
of this new normal is distance learning for our kids. It
appears that the days of limiting screen time are long
gone now that the majority of the school day is spent in
front of a screen.
Keeping kids physically active is just as important a
component of their school day as math and reading.
Some might go for a family walk with the dog each
morning, or maybe the kids kick the soccer ball around
the yard for a bit before dinner. If you’re out of ideas for
being active, here are a few ideas to get you out of that rut:
“On the weekends, we like to hike and look for critters.
When we can’t get to a hiking location, the kids take their
magnifying glass to the trees and yard to look for bugs.”
—Ashley
“Swimming, hide and seek, scavenger hunts, random fitness
challenges (do twenty jumping jacks in thirty seconds!)”
—Erin G.
“We have laundry sorting parties, where I take my monster
pile of clean laundry, have the boys stand by a basket in the
living room, and throw their clothes to them. They try to
catch someone else’s clothes and keep their own in their own
basket.” —Vicki
“I pour out our bin of colorful plastic play balls and the girls
surf across the floor on boogey boards. Then they clean it all
up in exchange for a small chocolatey treat.” —Kathy
Whatever your kids are doing to stay active, try joining them.
After all, it’s important for adults to stay active too.
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Introducing
Q&A
WITH LOCAL COMPANIES
PHOTOS BY DANTE FONTANA
Karen Golez
Homebaked
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SERVICES OR PRODUCTS YOU
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WHAT YOU ENJOY MOST ABOUT
YOUR PROFESSION: The creative
process. Every cake is unique,
and I love constantly learning and
making something that doesn’t only
look great but tastes delicious as
well. Most of all, I enjoy seeing the
customer's delight once they see
their vision come to life.
FUN FACT ABOUT YOUR COMPANY:
Homebaked is one of only a few
licensed home businesses in
Folsom operating under the Cottage
Food Law. I’m looking forward to
seeing these types of businesses
grow in the community.
FIRST JOB: Furniture designer.
FAVORITE FOOD: Ramen.
LAST BIG PURCHASE: A freezer.
WHEN NOT WORKING, YOU CAN
BE FOUND: Spending time with
family. We love eating out, going to
the beach, and playing games.
YOU LOVE LIVING HERE,
BECAUSE: Folsom is a great place
to raise a family—great schools,
beautiful trails, plus the lake!
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SERVICES OR PRODUCTS YOU OFFER:
I’m a certified personal trainer and certified
genetics-based program designer who offers
personalized, one-on-one fitness training.
WHAT YOU ENJOY MOST ABOUT YOUR
PROFESSION: I get to help people feel great!
Seeing the personal transformation and
development in confidence, spirit, and overall
health and well-being is far greater than the
physical changes.
FUN FACT ABOUT YOUR COMPANY: My clients
get to train in a private gym, which is perfect
for those who are "gym shy" or not confident
navigating around a big-box gym.
FIRST JOB: Barista at a zoo—the best job ever
for someone who’s a coffee and animal lover!
FAVORITE FOOD: Sushi and coffee (not
necessarily in that order!).
LAST BIG PURCHASE: iPhone 11 Pro Max.
WHEN NOT WORKING, YOU CAN BE FOUND:
Hiking, horseback riding, or working around my
ranch.
YOU LOVE LIVING HERE, BECAUSE: The beauty
of the foothills and the proximity to some of the
most beautiful mountains in the world always
has me in awe. I’m so grateful to live here!
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SERVICES OR PRODUCTS YOU OFFER: Estate planning, trusts, wills,
trust administration, probate, conservatorships, and family wealth
dispute resolution.
WHAT YOU ENJOY MOST ABOUT YOUR PROFESSION: Helping clients
obtain peace of mind (for both them and their families).
FUN FACT ABOUT YOUR COMPANY: We have a cut-out of George
Clooney who moves around the office and is dressed up for various
holidays.
FIRST JOB: Babysitting, but my first "real" job was at the Roseville
Public Library as a shelver.
FAVORITE FOOD: Sushi—all day!
LAST BIG PURCHASE: A house in Loomis.
WHEN NOT WORKING, YOU CAN BE FOUND: Spending time with
my family and enjoying food and our patio. Pre/post COVID-19, it’s
traveling!
YOU LOVE LIVING HERE, BECAUSE: My neighbors are my clients and
my referral partners. I know the area, the community, and get to
celebrate my wins with friends who are my clients.
Photos by Dante Fontana.
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Q: WHAT ROLE DOES MENTAL
HEALTH PLAY WHEN STARTING A
WEIGHT LOSS JOURNEY?
A: It’s not breaking news that many
people start and stop weight loss
programs or exercise routines over and
over throughout their lifetime. Does
this mean they were never successful
or couldn’t stay focused? Of course not.
Did life get in the way and health goals
get put on the back burner? Most likely.
Perhaps it’s time for a mental health
check. I teach our patients, “What gets
measured, gets managed.” In other
words, write down the negative obstacles
keeping you from your goals, how you
can overcome them, and what positive
changes you can make to start your
journey right and be successful. Consider
things such as setting reasonable goals,
time-management, and not being so
hard on yourself. Continue measuring
your successes and setbacks throughout
your journey. Focus on what a wonderful
journey it will be, which is the true
healing, both mentally and physically.
Stay strong, keep writing, and be patient
with yourself.
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‘Tis the season to shop local. Luckily, our region is brimming with boutiques and other
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Most offer online shopping with free shipping or curbside pickup, too, so you have no
excuse not to support them this season. Keep reading for some of our favorite finds.
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Outdoor
Enthusiasts
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1
5
4
2
6
1. 2021 Giant Roam
E+ GTS, $2,350 at
Bob’s Cycle Center,
378 North Sunrise
Boulevard, Suite
300, Roseville, 916-
784-2255; 9920 Fair
Oaks Boulevard,
Fair Oaks, 916-961-
6700, bobscyclecenter.
com
2. Arbor
Cosa Nostra
Snowboard, $399
at Clark’s Snow
Sports, locations
in Roseville,
Rancho Cordova,
and Auburn,
clarkssnowsports.com
3. Garmin Forerunner 45S,
$199.99, and On Cloudace
Women’s Running Shoes,
$200, at Gold Country Run
+ Sport, 4370 Town Center
Boulevard, Suite 150, El
Dorado Hills, 916-303-4786;
7610 Folsom-Auburn Road,
Suite 160, Folsom, 916-817-
1151, goldcountryrunandsport.com
4. SOLsumo
Inflatable
Classic Paddle
Board, $1,249 at
SUP California,
13385 Folsom
Boulevard,
Suite 400,
Folsom, 916-
294-0048,
supcalifornia.com
5. Callaway
MAVRIK
Driver, $499.95
at Granite Bay
Golf Club, 9600
Golf Club Drive,
Granite Bay,
916-791-7578,
clubcorp.com/
clubs/granite-baygolf-club
6. YETI Rambler
30 oz. Tumbler,
$34.99 at
Placerville
Hardware, 441
Main Street,
Placerville,
530-622-1151,
placervillehardwareinc.
com
Photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.
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Foodies
5
3
6
Snooks photo by Dante Fontana. Other photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.
1. Arm & Yak
California
Brandy, $50 at
California Distilled
Spirits, 12205
Locksley Lane,
Suite 11, Auburn,
916-599-6541,
californiadistilledspirits.
com
4 2
2. Verve CULTURE
Artisan Citrus
Juicer, $89, and
High Desert
Botanicals Mini
Cocktail Bitters
Kits, $80 or $10 each,
at Ultimate Designs
& Kitchen Goods,
451 Main Street,
Suite 3, Placerville,
530-903-2229,
ultimatedesignkitchens.com
3. English
Toffee, $34 (1
lb.) at Snooks
Candies and
Chocolate
Factory,
731 Sutter
Street,
Folsom, 916-
985-0620,
snookscandies.
com
4. Camp Craft
Cranberry
Martini Cocktail,
$22 at Ambience
Floral Design
& Gifts, 1249
Pleasant Grove
Boulevard, Suite
100, Roseville,
916-786-6851,
ambiencefloral.com
5. 2017 Tatonka
Tempranillo, $34
at Lone Buffalo
Vineyards,
7505 Wise
Road, Auburn,
530-823-1159,
lonebuffalovineyards.
com
6. Samba Juice
Smoothie
IPA, $20 (4-
pack) at Red
Bus Brewing
Company,
802A Reading
Street, Folsom,
916-467-7790,
redbusbrew.com
7. Holiday Confetti
Cupcake, $3.35/
each or $36.18/dozen
at Icing on the
Cupcake, locations
in Folsom, Rocklin,
and Midtown
Sacramento,
916-303-4333,
icingonthecupcake.com
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6
Beauty
Queens
(& Kings)
2
4
5
3
1. DA Pigment
Correcting Pads, starts
at $69, DA Retinoin
5x, $98, and DA Lip
Plumper SPF 30, $37, at
Destination Aesthetics
Medical Spa, locations
in Folsom, Roseville,
Sacramento, and Elk
Grove, 916-844-4913,
destinationaesthetics.com
2. CRUX Supply Co.
Charcoal Grit Bar,
Tea Tree Toner, and
Hand Salve, $16 each
at Hogan Collective,
boutique-style online
marketplace based in
Folsom, 916-572-4118,
hogancollective.com
3. Éminence
Age
Corrective
Starter Set,
$79 at Pure
Glow Spa,
1725 Iron Point
Road, Suite
100, Folsom,
916-850-5876,
pureglowspa.com
4. This is 40 Healing
Salve, $15-$25,
and F**ken Perfect
Handcrafted Artisan
Soap, $8-$10 each, at
Bee Better Apothecary
& Soap, handmade in
Camino using natural
clays and botanicals,
209-484-1285,
beebetterapothecary.com
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5. That’s Amore
Manicure,
starts at $25 at
Mimi’s Nails,
199 Blue Ravine
Road, Folsom,
916-467-7796,
cometomiminails.com
6. cbdMD
Revive Lotion,
$29 at Asante
Spa, 530 Post
Court, El
Dorado Hills,
916-933-8905,
asantespaedh.com
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Fashionistas
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3
5
7
6
8
Rock Hill Boutique photo by Dante Fontana. Other photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.
1. Citizen Tsuno
Chronograph
Racer Watch,
$626.50, 14K
Petite Diamond
Signet Ring,
$599,and 14K
Diamond
Angel Wings
Necklace, $499,
at Adrian Blanco
Jewelry, 49
Natoma Street,
Suite H, Folsom,
916-260-5136,
adrianblancojewelry.
com
2. Pendleton
Plaid Shirt,
$154 at The
Clothes
Mine, 60
Main Street,
Suite 2,
Sutter Creek,
209-267-0417,
theclothesmine.
com
2
3. Ilse
Jacobsen
Plush Slip
On, $94 at
Blue Skies
Clothing &
Accessories,
466 Main
Street,
Placerville,
530-622-1589,
blueskiesclothing.
com
4. CC Tie Dye
Beanie, $34 at
Apricot Lane
Boutique,
330 Palladio
Parkway, Suite
2057, Folsom,
916-986-9132,
apricotlaneboutique.
com
5. Stella
Tote, $150
at Covet,
handmade
in Roseville,
312-231-8573,
covetcalifornia.
com
6. Nordic Beach
Wrap, $85, and
UNOde50 “Moody”
Bracelet, $125, at
Ambiance Boutique,
6608 Folsom Auburn
Road, Suite 8,
Folsom, 916-936-4471,
ambianceboutiquefolsom.
com
7. P.J. Salvage
Cozy Cuddlers
Pullover, $70
at Button Up
Boutique,
locations
in Folsom,
Roseville,
and Midtown
Sacramento,
buttonupboutique.
com
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8. Matr Boomie
Ria Earrings,
$12.99, and
Matr Boomie
Kaia Necklace,
$18.99, at
Placerville
Food Co-op, 535
Placerville Drive,
Placerville,
530-621-3663,
placervillefood.
coop
9. Leather
Wrap
Bracelet,
$24.95 at
Rock Hill
Boutique,
1017 Galleria
Boulevard,
Suite 180,
Roseville,
916-780-0627,
facebook.com/
rockhillboutique
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Cool
Kids
5
3
2
1
6
7
4
1. Sugar Almond
Knee High Socks,
$6.50, and Crayon
Dinosaur Zipper
Footie, $32, at La
Piccolina Baby
Boutique, 110
Gateway Drive, Suite
110, Lincoln, 916-246-
9511, la-piccolina.com
2. Mermaids and
Scales Newcastle
Blanket, $50,
and Go, Dog. Go!
Swaddle Gift Set,
$45, at Newcastle
Classics, 1182
Roseville Parkway,
Suite 160, Roseville,
530-725-1344,
newcastleclassics.com
3. Green
Gingerbread
Bamboo Viscose
Swaddle + Hat
Set, $32 at Pixie
Spirit Boutique,
303 Riley
Street, Folsom,
916-544-2355,
pixiespiritboutique.
com
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4. GraviTrax
Starter Set,
$59.99, and Tiki
Toss Surf Original,
$29.99, at T.W.
Bonkers Toy &
Candy Emporium,
398 Main Street,
Placerville, 530-
642-2671, facebook.
com/bonkerstoystore
5. Pop Pop
Piano, $29.99,
and Drone
Home, $25.99,
at BrainyZoo
Toys, 13000
Folsom
Boulevard, Suite
1005, Folsom,
916-353-2966,
brainyzootoys.com
6. Strider 12
Sport Balance
Bike, $125 at
Team Cycle,
2555 Greenwood
Lane, Cameron
Park, 530-
676-0505,
teamcycleandtscafe.
com
7. Measuring
Up by Lily
LaMotte with
Illustrations
by Ann Xu,
$12.99 at Face
in a Book, 4359
Town Center
Boulevard,
Suite 113, El
Dorado Hills,
916-941-9401,
getyourfaceinabook.
com
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Home
Sweet
Homebodies
2
1. Chakra Balancing Flower
of Life Healing Crystal Grid,
$85 at Serenity Spa | Soul Yoga,
3984 Douglas Boulevard, Suite
150, Roseville, 916-797-8550;
350 Palladio Parkway, Suite
1975, Folsom, 916-542-7363,
serenityspaonline.com
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2. Curated Gift Basket, $136.94
(includes pair of taper candles
& holders, two 100% linen
napkins, and Moroccan basket/
tray) at Brass + Oak, 320 Main
Street, Placerville, 530-497-5529,
brassandoakhome.com
3. Wash Your Hands Wood Sign,
$12.50 at Terra Cottage, designed
by local artist Seiko Lang of
Stardust by Seiko, 426 Vernon
Street, Roseville, 916-899-6721;
722 Sutter Street, Folsom, 916-
294-7923, terracottageshop.com
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4. Ciao Pizza Oven, $1,699 at
Green Acres Nursery & Supply,
locations in Folsom, Roseville,
Rocklin, Sacramento, and Elk
Grove; idiggreenacres.com
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5. Glittered Pine Bush in Vase,
$12.98 (bush); $24.98 (vase), at
Pottery World, 4419 Granite
Drive, Rocklin, 916-624-8080; 1006
White Rock Road, El Dorado Hills,
916-358-8788, potteryworld.com
6. Kuzco Indoor/Outdoor LED
Rechargeable Steeple Lantern,
$164-$187 at Lighting Unlimited,
2522 Merrychase Drive, Cameron
Park, 530-676-4716, lightingu.com
8
7. Ring Video Doorbell Pro, $429
(includes installation) at Folsom
Lock & Security, 711 East Bidwell
Street, Suite 8, Folsom, 916-985-
2708, folsomlocks.com
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8. Koa and Maple Wood Spatula
with Walnut Details, $20 at The
Spoon Man, handmade by artist
Roger Filippelli in Placerville, 530-
622-9696, thespoonman.net
9. Decorative Plate, $32, at
Remedy Rx Pharmacy, 1420
East Roseville Parkway, Suite
130, Roseville, 916-740-1600,
myremedyrx.com
10. Coyuchi Sequoia Blanket,
starts at $350 at European Sleep
Design, 6606 Folsom-Auburn
Road, Suite 5, Folsom, 916-800-
7403, sleepdesign.com
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Editor’s Picks
Pavon Natural Lounge
Chair, $499 at Article,
article.com
WHY WE LOVE IT: This
bold, beautiful peacock
chair will bring a touch
of boho into any abode.
Made of natural rattan
and trimmed with durable
resin bindings to keep
everything in place, it
serves as a picture-perfect place to open
presents or cozy up with a good book.
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Imperfect Foods
Holiday Box,
$24.99 at Imperfect
Foods, giftbox.
imperfectfoods.com
WHY WE LOVE IT:
Help fight food
waste and support
Feeding America with this thoughtfully
curated gift box. Gift recipients will go gaga
over the six cleverly curated, mouthwatering
snacks—each with their own rescue story—
including dried mango (initially considered
too “sunburnt”), nutty toffee bites, and
broken pretzel pieces covered in dark
chocolate and peppermint.
3
Take & Bake Churro
Kit, $23.99 at San
Diablo Artisan Churros,
sandiablochurros.com
WHY WE LOVE IT: Unlike
cookies, cakes, and
brownies, churros are one
dessert most people love
to eat but loathe to make.
Thanks to this kit, you can have deep-fried
happiness on demand. Simply reheat the 13,
pre-made, chilled churros; fill them with your
flavor of choice (options include dulce de
leche, Nutella, sweet cream, and raspberry);
and chow down.
1. Earth
Animal No-
Hide Chews,
$5.99-$14.99
at sBarkles,
850 East
Bidwell
Street, Suite
150, Folsom,
916-984-0102,
sbarkles.com
2. Wagnolia
Bakery Holiday
Toy, $17, and Dog
Pajamas, $30, at
The Posh Puppy
Boutique, 6671 Blue
Oaks Boulevard,
Suite 2, Rocklin,
916-435-3044,
poshpuppyboutique.
com
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3. Raised Right
Meat Bites for
Dogs & Cats,
$12.99 at Ben’s
Barketplace,
locations in
Roseville,
Lincoln, Citrus
Heights,
and Folsom,
bensbarketplace.com
4. Lupine
Padded Handle
Leash, starts
at $13.99 at
The Doggie
Bag, 1070
Pleasant Grove
Boulevard, Suite
100, Roseville,
916-789-9663,
thedoggiebag.com
5. Kong Tuggz
Sloth Toy
$19.99, and
Canada Pooch
Parka, $48.99,
at Bark Avenue,
locations in El
Dorado Hills,
Rocklin, and
Rancho Cordova,
barkavenueca.com
Vegan Box 2020, $56 at
Maria Nila, marianila.com
WHY WE LOVE IT: Crueltyfree,
climate-friendly, and
color-protecting hair care
that also smells amazing?
Maria Nila gives your
luscious locks all that, and
more. Produced in Sweden,
the 100% vegan brand rises above the rest
in terms of ingredients and ethics, and is the
perfect present for animal lovers who want to
turn heads.
Dyson V8 Absolute,
$449.99 at Dyson, dyson.com
WHY WE LOVE IT: Powerful,
lightweight, and cord-free,
the Dyson V8 Absolute offers
up to 40 minutes of fade-free
power, a whole-machine
HEPA filtration system, and
convenient no-touch bin
emptying. It also transforms to a handheld with
just one click for versatile cleaning in hard-toreach
areas and beyond.
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Presenting Style Magazine’s
Celebrate! special advertising
section, where some of our
area’s culinary pros showcase
the region’s best food and
drinks, and we highlight some
fun-filled holiday experiences.
When you visit or attend, make
sure you tell them you saw their
profile in Style!
We are proud to say that
our Brick’s family has
been going strong for
10 years now. We have enjoyed
making new friends as well as
cherishing our regular patrons.
A big thank you to our community and to all of those that
continue to love and support us. We look forward to another
wonderful year full of friends, food, and fun!
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482 Main Street | Placerville | 530-344-7757 | bricksonmainstreet.com
We have had the
pleasure of being
part of the Placerville
community for nine years now.
Cascada continues to strive to
give our patrons the best dining experience possible. We
serve an eclectic mix of Mexican favorites and California fresh
cuisine with a Latin flair in an upscale, urban setting without
the upscale price. Our full bar is anchored with local wines and
specialty margaritas made with premium tequilas and fresh
squeezed lime juice. Our friendly and professional staff serve
lunch and dinner seven days a week. So stop by and have
some fun. We look forward to seeing you.
Cascada Restaurant & Cantina
384 Main Street | Placerville
530-344-7757 | cascadainplacerville.com
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Kehret Vineyards pairs exquisite,
handcrafted wines with a spectacular
view, harmonizing your senses of
taste and sight. From the moment you
round the corner at the top of Mount Aukum
you will be delighted by the stunning views.
The mountainside vineyard provides a
marvelous location to experience great
wine and to enjoy life.
Kehret Vineyards specializes in bold world varietals. Experience
the Fair Play AVA with stunning views that sweep from the Sierra
to the Coastal Range. Bring a picnic and indulge your senses.
Now hosting small to medium weddings, special events and
corporate team meetings. Tasting Room Hours: Friday – Sunday
11:00am-5:00pm; Monday – Thursday by appointment
Kehret Vineyards
6781 Tower Rd. | Somerset | 209-245-3757 | kehretvineyards.com
Thank you for voting
us #1 Best Sushi
Michael Liu
and as a Best Chef
CONTACT
916-985-7778
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LOCATED
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FOLSOM, CA 95630
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Wise Villa
Winery is the
only winery in
Placer County to feature
a full dining experience
complete with a Tuscanstyle
bistro, tasting bar,
professional waitstaff,
& culinary team. We use
only the highest quality
ingredients that are
sourced locally to craft
elegant, gourmet meals.
Wise Villa Winery is
pleased to announce
the addition of Marc
Riedel as our Head Chef.
Marc is widely known in
the Sacramento area as
a culinary master. Marc's
style is a superb fit for
Wise Villa Winery's
cuisine which pairs
perfectly with our wine.
4200 Wise Rd. | Lincoln
916-543-0323
www.wisevillawinery.com
Thank you for voting us Best
Overall Restaurant 6 YEARS IN
A ROW in the El Dorado County
Foothills area! The Independent
Restaurant and Bar provides an
outstanding American fusion menu and a top-tier full bar staffed
by a friendly, energetic crew.
The scratch kitchen uses only the freshest ingredients in creating
exceptional grill and seafood entrées. Dine under the stars virtually
year-round on the beautiful outdoor private patio! Join us Sunday
mornings for our outstanding Bloody Mary Bar and on Weekdays,
check out our drink specials and bar-only nosh offered at Happy
Hour from 2-6! Open 5 days/week for Lunch & Dinner.
The Independent Restaurant and Bar
629 Main St. | Placerville
530-344-7645 | independentplacerville.com |
#1 FAVORITE ITALIAN RESTAURANT
16 YEARS IN A ROW!
Visconti’s is a family owned full service
restaurant in Folsom where we do our
best to make you feel at home each time
you come to visit. Our recipes come from past
generations of our family in Southern Italy, from
the regions of Calabria and Sicily. We are proud to
use only the freshest ingredients, imported meat,
cheese and wine. When you dine with our family
you feel at home where the flavors are savory, the
atmosphere is filled with love, and the ambiance is
old world traditional Italian life.
If you are wondering where to eat, we welcome
parties of any size no matter what the occasion!
We are a family friendly restaurant that is a perfect
place to celebrate anniversaries, weddings, and
birthdays. We can also host business meetings and
private parties. Open Tuesday through Saturday for
lunch and dinner, and Sundays for dinner only. We
are so proud of our rich traditions and history and
that pride goes into every dish we serve.
Thanks also for making Visconti’s Restaurant
Folsom’s Favorite Italian Restaurant for 16 years in
a row!
Visconti’s Ristorante
2700 East Bidwell St., Ste. 700 | Folsom
916-983-5181 | viscontisristorante.com
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Go the
Distance
Virtual Learning Done Right
by KERRIE L. KELLY, FASID
LET THE SUN SHINE IN
According to the CDC, children ages 3-17
need at least 60 minutes of physical activity
per day. Ask your kids what they liked to
do in school and try to reinvent the time at
home, whether it’s doing an exercise video
together outside or with their friends via
Zoom, or going on a family bike ride or hike.
Recently my nephew went back to school, but only two
days a week, so plans needed to be made for the remaining
three days. One of my clients has three kids at home with
remote learning as the only option. With so much time
spent at home and inside, it’s more important now than
ever for kids to get movement and natural light as much as
possible. And why not? We live in California where we can
enjoy the outdoors 90% of the time. Outdoor learning offers
stimulating experiences and opportunities to connect with
nature. To inspire parents and kids, especially after months
on lockdown, we rounded up a few tips on how to introduce
outdoor learning to your kids at home.
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS
When wintry weather beckons little
learners inside, it’s imperative to keep them
motivated by creating a space that’s light,
bright, organized, and inviting. Our learnfrom-home
must-haves?
• An ergonomic chair that will keep
kids productive for hours
• Natural light and fresh air coming
through a window
• Layered lighting for great Zoom calls
• Personal items to inspire throughout
the day
• Plenty of storage to tuck everything
away in an organized fashion each
night
• A perfect playlist that’ll add
background inspiration
OUTDOOR ED
Consider bringing a few “classes” outside,
not only to get some natural light but also
to provide a change of scenery and help
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motivate the kids. Whether it’s the front
porch, back patio, or side yard, it will be
a welcome environment for enhanced
learning opportunities. Have the whole
family choose fun, alfresco furniture
they can’t wait to sit on and accessorize
with outdoor throws and pillows. Class is
now in session—outside.
KEEP IT FUN & CREATIVE
Stock up on arts and crafts that might
be too messy for inside, from outdoor
painting and chalk art, to tie-dying or leaf
painting. If you feel low on inspiration,
Pinterest has plenty of ideas when it
comes to pumping up the creative.
PARK IT
Our local parks offer plenty of space to
socially distance while taking in a whole
new view. Take an hour break and go
for a walk with the kids to the park for a
picnic and/or meditative moment. Bring
a blanket, yoga mats, and basket full of
snacks to allow your kids some exercise
and time to reset. Even though the jungle
gym might be off limits, they can play
fetch with Rover and run around the
grassy areas to burn off some steam
before heading back to their studies.
With parents looking to keep kids active
and entertained, new traditions have
started to take shape that offer families
a way to spend more time together—
and the backyard is center stage, with
nearly one-third of moms ranking time
outdoors as a top new tradition for their
family. How will you bring in the fresh
air and these fresh ideas to your at-home
classroom?
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director, author, product developer, and multimedia consultant helping brands
reach the interior design community. She’s also a Global Connect Advisor for the
National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA), Zillow Interior Design National
Spokesperson, and National Board Chair for the American Society of Interior
Designers (ASID). kerriekelly.com / 916-919-3023
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Dining Out
105 Noshery
PHOTOS
BY LORN RANDALL
BY DANTE FONTANA
“THE APTLY NAMED ‘CEDAR
PLANK SALMON, WITH THE
FEAR OF BECOMING BORING,
THE FLAVORS CHANGE
WEEKLY’ WAS LITERALLY
A MOUTHFUL—ONE OF
THE BEST (AND BIGGEST)
SALMON DISHES I’VE HAD IN
RECENT MEMORY.”
Cedar Plank Salmon
Randy Peters came home late one night a year or so ago. Lisa, his wife
and business partner, somewhat dismayed, asked him where he had
been. Before he could volunteer his excuse, Lisa fired back at him.
“You’ve been driving up and down Vernon Street looking for a vacancy
again, haven’t you?”
And so it is for the restauranteurs/caterers—not out carousing
after hours but searching for the perfect location to open their newest
endeavor: 105 Noshery. And find it they did, not so coincidentally, at 105 Vernon Street where
the Peters and their crew are bringing locally sourced food and beverages—alongside a
wealth of expertise—to the region.
I arrived a few minutes early for my 7 p.m. reservation and was seated at the bar. Indoor
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New York Steak
Garlic Shrimp
Better Than Brittle Mud Pie
seating was at a premium, especially during opening week and with
occupancy limitations, but I’m always comfortable sitting at a bar—
especially one that has over a dozen local beers on tap, an impressive
cocktail menu, and a well-thought-out wine list.
To start, I ordered the cast iron skillet-seared garlic shrimp,
featuring crumb-coated prawns bathed in a buttery broth. Dunking
the accompanying toast in said sauce made the appetizer even more
enjoyable.
Next up was the 16-ounce bone-in New York steak. Cooked perfectly
medium-rare—as were all of the proteins I sampled in three visits—
alongside Brussels sprouts sautéed with bourbon and bacon, the entrée
could’ve benefited from a bit of pan sauce, but the lardons combined
with the sprouts still made the dish a standout.
Save the best for last? Yes, definitely. The aptly named “Cedar Plank
Salmon, with the Fear of Becoming Boring, the Flavors Change Weekly”
was literally a mouthful—one of the best (and biggest) salmon dishes
I’ve had in recent memory. On this visit, the “weekly flavor” was lemon,
butter, and garlic. The chef, once again, executed the medium-rare
preparation to perfection. Paired with sautéed garlic spinach (I added a
squeeze of lemon) made for a winning combination.
105 Noshery is a welcome addition to the Vernon Street dining scene,
which has gained momentum over the past few years, and is a great
place to gather with friends morning (they also serve breakfast!), noon,
or night.
HOURS: 8 a.m.-3 p.m. (Sunday); closed
Monday; 8 a.m.-9 p.m. (Tuesday); 8 a.m.-
10 p.m. (Wednesday-Saturday)
TRY THIS: 105 Noshery Burger,
Chocolate Gravy & Biscuit, Kulakoesky’s
Reuben, Perry’s Lobster Torpedo Roll,
Sliced London Broil for Two, Cedar
Plank Salmon, Better Than Brittle Mud
Pie
DRINKS: Full bar (beer, wine, & cocktails)
TAB: $$
HEADS-UP: Happy hour Tuesday-Friday
from 4-7 p.m.; breakfast served daily
(full espresso bar, fresh-pressed juices,
homemade pastries); sidewalk/patio
dining; kids’ menu; exhibition kitchen;
event pavilion; located in a historic
building that’s over 60 years old; graband-go
offerings; “flight service”
includes three, .75-ounce pours of
bourbon, gin, vodka, tequila, mezcal,
and other spirits; bacon and pastrami
are cured and smoked in-house; live
music every Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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H BEST FOOD AND DRINK H
PIZZA
AMERICAN SPORTS BAR & GRILL
your neighborhood bar & grill
grill
We’re open for carryout and delivery,
7 days a week from 11-8. Along with
our full menu, we also have beer,
wine, and specialty cocktails. We
appreciate your support!
Order now at wallyspizzabar.com
Wally's Pizza Bar
4079 Cameron Park Drive
Cameron Park
530-677-5205
wallyspizzabar.com
Casual neighborhood bar and grill
specializing in craft beers. Featuring
over 20 beers on tap, great wine list
& a full bar. 12 big screen TV’s for all
your sports. MLB, NFL, NBA packages
so you can watch all of the games.
Happy hour–3-6pm M-F.
Folsom Tap House
25005 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. #140
Folsom
916-292-5711
folsomtaphouse.com
AMERICAN
ITALIAN
italian cuisine
All of us at Relish would like to thank
our loyal clientele for supporting
us during these tough times. We
couldn't have done it without you.
Consistently voted best patio dining,
we invite you to visit us to enjoy
our inviting patio with full bar. At
Relish we offer excellent quality and
enjoyable food.
Relish Burger Bar
1000 White Rock Rd
El Dorado Hills
916-933-3111
relishburgerbar.com
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
AMERICAN
CANDY STORE/CONFECTIONER
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
independentplacerville.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.
Come Visit Us or Shop Online!
Snooks Candies
and Chocolate Factory
731 Sutter Street, Historic Folsom
916-985-0620
snookscandies.com
DESSERTS
ITALIAN
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
Rocklin. Folsom Palladio. Sacramento
916-303-4333
icingonthecupcake.com
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
viscontisristorante.com
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AS VOTED BY THE READERS OF STYLE MAGAZINE
WINERY/BISTRO
FRENCH
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
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. Voted Best Overall
Restaurant 2020 in the Roseville
Granite Bay Rocklin area.
La Provence Restaurant
& Terrace
110 Diamond Creek Place
Roseville
916-789-2002
laprovenceroseville.com
MEXICAN
AMERICAN
Cascada is your Main Street
Placerville destination for the finest
Mexican cuisine and best cocktails.
Stop by and take in the Bell Tower
views while enjoying an authentic
south-of-the-border delight and a
handcrafted cocktail! See why we
are consistently voted a favorite by
Style readers.
Cascada Restaurant & Cantina
384 Main Street
Placerville
530-344-7757
cascadainplacerville.com
Great food and drink meet at Bricks!
Gourmet crafted burgers, satisfying
salads and hearty dishes will delight
all appetites! Bring friends and
family to dine in our uniquely casual
atmosphere, or relax at the bar with
a cocktail and a savory appetizer.
Bricks Eats & Drinks
482 Main Street
Placerville
530-303-3480
bricksonmainstreet.com
JAPANESE/SUSHI
ITALIAN
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
4 Area Locations
www.mikunisushi.com
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
papagiannis.net
AMERICAN
COFFEE SHOP & CAFE
Celebrating our 13th year in business,
Heyday Café has been voted Best
Overall Restaurant, Best Salad Place,
Best Casual Restaurant, and Best
Wine Bar! Heyday Café presents fresh
California cuisine with international
influences. Lunch 7 days and dinner 6
nights a week. Pouring over 40 wines!
Reservations are encouraged.
Heyday Café
325 Main Street
Placerville
530-626-9700
heydaycafe.com
The Bean Barn has two convenient
locations! 428 Placerville Drive and
4531 Missouri Flat Road. Offering a wide
variety of choices: espresso, brewed
coffee, iced & blended specialties,
smoothies, Screamers, Red Bull twists,
cold foam, iced green & black tea,
blended lemonades, muffins, cookies,
bagels oatmeal, and much more!
The Bean Barn
428 Placerville Dr.
4531 Missouri Flat Rd.
The Bean Barn Placerville
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FOODIE FIND
MORE TASTY
TOASTS IN
TOWN
Forget butter and mass-produced
jarred jelly. Today’s toasts are
topped with creative ingredients
that run the gamut from sweet to
savory and are almost too pretty
to eat.
Strawberry Banana
Hazlenut Toast
(sprouted
wheat bread,
hazelnut spread,
strawberries,
bananas, coconut
flakes; gluten-free
available) at Vibe
Health Bar, 2770 East
Bidwell Street, Suite 500, Folsom,
916-990-5367, vibehealthbar.com;
additional locations in Sacramento
Monkey Business Toast (cinnamon
swirl bread, almond butter, sliced
bananas, raw almonds, cacao nibs)
at Argos Caffe, 195 Blue Ravine
Road, Suite 100, Folsom, 916-293-8256,
argoscaffe.com
Loaded Toast (your
choice of bread, base,
and two toppings;
can be made glutenfree
and/or vegan) at
Shady Coffee
& Tea, 325
Douglas Boulevard,
Roseville, 916-742-4117,
shadycoffeeandtea.com
Chocolate Fish Coffee Roasters // Strange name for a coffee shop, right, Chocolate Fish?
Here’s the explanation. “A chocolate fish is a fish-shaped confection indigenous to New Zealand given out as a ‘thank
you’ for a good deed.” The upshot of the unique name is that the owners, Edie and Andy Baker—who relocated here
from New Zealand over a decade ago—brought the Kiwi culture with them in their brewing style and philosophy. After
scanning the beverage menu—which includes down under favorites like a perfectly poured flat white and “fluffy”—I
ordered my standard Mocha (coffee purists, please don’t hate), which was to my standards—not too sweet with full
java flavor. And, of particular importance to many, it had the requisite presentation of latte art. Since I arrived during
weekend lunch hour, the pastry case had already been pillaged, so I moved my attention to the menu board and had
a eureka moment: Smashed Avo Toast with extra virgin olive oil, lemon, salt and pepper, and “the works” (thinly
sliced radish, micro basil, and dukkah (an Egyptian spice blend of nuts, cumin, and coriander). I also ordered the
locally roasted Almond Butter Toast with extra virgin olive oil, flaked salt, and “the works” (banana,
honey from The Bee Box, and ground cocoa nibs). All of their toasts—designed specifically for Chocolate
Check out
Chocolate Fish's
other café's in
East Sacramento
and Land Park.
Fish by chef Kevin O’Connor—start with EVOO and are prepared in-house from Sacramento-sourced
ingredients—including fresh-made sourdough from Bella Bru Café and seasonal preserves from The
Good Stuff (on their Jam Toast). Walk, bike, or drive over and give them a “double” shot! 25055 Blue
Ravine Road, Suite 100, Folsom, 916-358-9950, chocolatefishcoffee.com —Lorn Randall
Avocado Toast (pain au levain,
avocado, radish, salad greens,
house vinaigrette) at Bennett’s
Kitchen Bar Market, 1595
Eureka Road, Roseville, 916-750-5150,
bennettskitchen.com
Harvest Toast (organic, wholegrain,
seeded, non-GMO-certified
bread, apple butter, sliced pears, local
wildflower honey, pumpkin seeds,
warm spices; can be made gluten-free)
at Reset: Café By Day, 727 B
Sutter Street, Folsom, 916-358-9162,
resetfolsom.com
Motherlode Avocado Toast
(sourdough bread, whole-smashed
avocado, sesame tahini spread, feta,
bacon, sambal chili paste, lemon garlic
drizzle) at Foxwood Coffee &
Tea, 4068 Mother Lode Drive, Suite
A, Shingle Springs, 530-387-7445,
foxwoodcoffee.com
Shady Coffee & Tea photo by @aarontaylorofficial. Other photo courtesy of Vibe Health Bar.
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| eat & drink | Taste
Sweeten
the Season
5 Must-Make Christmas Cookies
BY MEGAN WISKUS
Peppermint Chocolate
Crunch Cookies
Submitted by Donna’s Delights, 8200 Sierra
College Boulevard, Suite D, Roseville,
916-234-6520, donnashealthytreats.com,
@donnas_delights
• *1 ¼ cups all-purpose flour
• 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
• ½ tsp. baking powder
• ½ tsp. baking soda
• ½ tsp. instant espresso, optional
• ¼ tsp. coarse salt
• ½ cup cold unsalted butter, cubed
• ¾ cup sugar
• 1 large egg
• ¼ tsp. peppermint extract
• 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
• 12 mini candy canes, or 3 regular-sized candy
canes, crushed
Preheat oven to 350 and line cookie sheets
with parchment paper.
Alfajores
Submitted by Pretty Sweet, 350 Palladio
Parkway, Suite 1935, Folsom,
916-805-5165, prettysweet.co,
@prettysweetdesserts
• 1 1/4 cups cornstarch
• 1 cup all-purpose flour
• 1 tsp. baking powder
• Pinch of salt
• 1/2 cup unsalted
butter
• 3/4 cup sugar
• 2 egg yolks
• 3 tbsp. milk
Filling & Decoration
• 1 can dulce de leche
• Powdered sugar, for
dusting
• Fine shredded
coconut or chopped
nuts, optional
Put cornstarch, flour, baking powder, and
pinch of salt in a bowl and sift.
In another bowl, mix butter and sugar at
medium speed until creamy. Add yolks and
mix until incorporated. Add dry mix and milk.
Cover with plastic and chill in refrigerator for
20-30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 325 and cover a sheet pan
with parchment paper.
With a rolling pin, roll the dough on a lightly
floured surface until you have a thickness
of 1/8”. Cut 2” circles or any desired shape,
and place on sheet pan. Bake for about 10
minutes. Note: Cookies should be pale in
color and not golden brown. Cool completely.
Spread about two teaspoons of dulce
de leche on the flat part of the cookie.
Sandwich together with another cookie,
roll the sides on the shredded coconut or
chopped nuts, and dust with powdered
sugar.
In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour,
cocoa powder, baking powder, baking soda,
espresso (if using), and salt. Set aside.
In a bowl with a stand mixer (or using a
hand mixer), combine the butter and sugar
on medium-high until light and fluffy, 2-3
minutes. Add the egg and peppermint
extract. Beat until combined, about 1
minute, scraping the side of the bowl as
needed. With the mixer on low, slowly
add the flour mixture and stir until just
incorporated. Stir in the chocolate chips.
Scoop a heaping tablespoon of dough
and roll into a ball. Slightly flatten it and
press the top into crushed candy cane bits.
Repeat with remaining dough and place on
prepared cookie sheet 1 ½ inches apart.
Bake 10-12 minutes, until edges are firm and
the center is still soft. Let cool on the cookie
sheets 5-10 minutes, then transfer to a wire
rack to cool completely.
*The flour can be substituted with a glutenfree
flour mix, almond flour, or coconut
flour.
Alfajores photo by Ray Burgess. Donna's Delights photo by Taylor Gillespie.
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Candy Cane Cookies
Submitted by The Yummy Cookie, 10305
Fairway Drive, Suite 110, Roseville,
916-771-2798, theyummycookie.com,
@theyummycookie
• 3/4 cup butter
• 3/4 cup sugar
• 1/4 tsp. sea salt
• 1 tsp. vanilla bean paste
• *1 tsp. peppermint extract
• 1 egg
• 2-3/4 cups unbleached flour
• 2 tbsp. cornstarch
• 3/4 tsp. baking soda
• 3/4 tsp. baking powder
• 1 tsp. red food coloring
Chewy Ginger
Molasses Cookies
Submitted by Frank Vilt’s Cakes,
4100 Cameron Park Drive, Suite
117, Cameron Park, 530-409-7046,
frankviltscakes.com, @frankviltscakes
• 3/4 cup butter
• 1 cup sugar
• 1 egg
• ¼ cup molasses
• 2 cups flour
• 2 tsp. baking soda
• 1 tsp. ground cinnamon
• ½ tsp. ground cloves
• Pinch of nutmeg
• ½ tsp. salt
• ½ tsp. ginger
Cream the butter and
sugar together. Add
egg and molasses.
Combine the dry
ingredients and blend
into the molasses
mixture. Preheat oven
to 350. Portion dough
into desired cookie
size and bake for 10-
12 minutes.
The Yummy Cookie and Frank Vilt's Cakes photos by Dante Fontana. North Fork Chai Co. photo by Mary Vega.
Cream together the butter, sugar, salt, vanilla,
and peppermint extract for about 5 minutes
on low and 10 minutes on medium, scraping
the sides of the bowl as needed. Add the
egg and mix for about 1 minute on low and 3
minutes on medium.
In a separate bowl, sift togehter the flour,
cornstarch, baking soda, and baking powder.
Add the dry ingredients to the butter mixture
and stir together, being careful not to
overmix.
Separate your dough into 2 equal parts, put
them in separate mixing bowls, and stir in the
red food coloring to one of the bowls. Keep
both bowls covered with a bread towel or
baking paper.
Preheat oven to 375. Roll the dough into
portioned balls, about the size of a walnut or
tablespoon, depending on how big you want
your candy canes to be. Next, roll them into
ropes, keeping the dough you aren’t using
covered. Place 1 red and 1 white rope side by
side; press together lightly and twist until it
has a candy cane shape. Place on a baking
sheet 2 inches apart. Bake on the middle rack
for about 12 minutes, turning the tray halfway
through. Let cookies cool on baking sheet.
*If you don’t like the flavor of peppermint,
vanilla or almond extract works, too.
Chai Sugar Cookies
Submitted by North Fork Chai Co., 661
Newcastle Road, Suite B, Newcastle,
916-663-3675, northforkchaico.com,
@northforkchaico
• 1 cup butter
• 1/2 cup sugar
• 2 eggs
• 1/2 cup chai
concentrate
• 3 cups all-purpose
flour
• 1 tbsp. baking powder
• 1/4 tsp. sea salt
• Cinnamon & sugar,
for topping
Frosting
• 16 oz. cream
cheese,
softened
• 8 oz. butter,
softened
• 2 1/2 cups
powdered sugar
• 1 cup chai
concentrate
Cream together the butter and sugar on mediumhigh
until light and fluffy, about 2-3 minutes. Add
eggs and chai concentrate and mix on medium-high
until emulsified with the butter and sugar. Next, add
flour, baking powder, and sea salt.
Using a small scoop or spoon, make 1-inch balls and
place on a parchment-lined baking sheet. When
all the dough has been scooped, place trays in the
refrigerator and chill for about 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 325. Smash cookies with palm evenly
and bake for 12 minutes. Cool to room temperature.
Make frosting. Cream together the cream cheese
and butter. With the mixer on low, add the powdered
sugar. Gently pour in the chai concentrate and mix on
low until fully incorporated. Using a pastry bag fitted
with a large star pastry tip, pipe the frosting onto
each cookie. Sprinkle with a little cinnamon and sugar.
Keep finished cookies refrigerated.
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Winter Warmers
5 Festive Drinks
Savor the season with these creative concoctions that are
bound to make spirits bright. —by Tara Mendanha
Irish Coffee at
Bennett's Kitchen
Bar Market
Nutty Iced Coffee at
FLB Entertainment Center
Eggnog Latte at The Bean Barn
Feeling a bit under the
weather? Fear not. The
Blood Orange Hot
Toddy at Sienna will fix you
in a jiffy. Bask in a beautiful
blend of bourbon, orange
liqueur, and blood orange
bitters and say goodbye to
all your winter woes. 3909
Park Drive, El Dorado Hills,
916-941-9694; 1480 Eureka
Road, Roseville, 916-771-4700,
siennarestaurants.com
Blood Orange Hot Toddy at Sienna
FLB Entertainment Center
in Folsom is calling with its
seductively sweet Nutty
Iced Coffee—a tantalizing,
buzzworthy blend of coffee
and hazelnut liqueurs along
with Irish cream and a garnish
of cinnamon. It’s the only kind
of entertainment you’ll need
this season. 511 East Bidwell
Street, Folsom, 916-983-4411,
flb365.com
The Bean Barn is ready
to provide all the holiday
sustenance you could
possibly need. From pumpkin
spice and maple mochas
to gingerbread chai and
chestnut praline lattes,
they’ve got it all. Try their
Eggnog Latte for a rich,
creamy treat that’ll warm you
to your core. 428 Placerville
Drive, Placerville, 530-622-
2758; 4531 Missouri Flat Road,
530-621-0602
The Fig Tree Coffee, Art &
Music Lounge in Roseville
has magically captured the
essence of a loving embrace
in a mug. The Warm Hug
is a sweet white chocolate
cocoa peppered with
cinnamon that’s not only
cozy but kid-friendly, too. 222
Vernon Street, Roseville, 916-
771-7010, figtreecoffee.com
Warm Hug at The Fig Tree Coffee, Art &
Music Lounge
We owe our gratitude to
the Irish for their boozy take
on coffee and extend that
appreciation to Bennett’s
Kitchen Bar Market in
Roseville for bringing us their
Irish Coffee. Lucky is
anyone who gets to savor
Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey
with freshly brewed coffee
and sweetened cream. 1595
Eureka Road, Roseville, 916-
750-5150, bennettskitchen.
com
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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 $$
Milestone Restaurant
4359 Town Center Blvd., Ste. 116, El Dorado Hills,
916-934-0790, American. Seasonal food, wine, beer, and
cocktails await at this contemporary, hip space with
an outdoor patio. They offer open-face sandwiches,
cheese & deli plates, and other delicious New American
offerings. L/D/ $$
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 Restaurant
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 $$
Chicago Fire
310 Palladio Pkwy., Ste. 701, 916-984-0140. Pizza.
Offering a variety of menu items inspired by the
Windy City, from meaty Italian beef sandwiches and a
“Chicago Dog” to the deepest and cheesiest pizza in
town. L/D $$
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 $$
Costa Vida Fresh Mexican Grill
2791 East Bidwell St., Ste. 100B, 916-597-1008. Mexican.
Costa Vida is awash with the flavors of coastal
Mexico. Inspired by nautical vibes and healthy
living, choose from burritos, tacos, nachos, salads,
and quesadillas, to name a few—and customize
your creation from there. L/D $
Curry Bowl
1870 Prairie City Rd. Ste. 500, Folsom, 916-467-7675.
Indian. Serving North and South Indian Cuisine along
with a daily lunch buffet comprising multiple mains,
sides, and desserts, Curry Bowl aims to please with it's
authentic dishes that cater to vegetarians and nonvegetarians,
alike. L/D $$
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 $$
Dolan's Bar & Grill
199 Blue Ravine Rd., 916-932-4750. Sports Bar. Irish.
American. Sit back and relax at this laid-back sports
pub that serves a fusion of traditional Irish fare and
California classics with a kick, including Carnitas Mac
'n Cheese, Bangin' Flatbread, and Shepherd's Pie.
Entertainment includes Friday night karaoke, live music
on Saturdays, darts, a pool table, six TVs, and a video
wall. Sunday brunch. L/D $$
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 high-quality 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 Dam Grill
97 Natoma St., 916-790-8805. American.
Expect good eats, good drinks, and good fun at this
eatery that serves playfully named plates for all palates,
including street tacos, burgers, and sandwiches.
The classic lobster roll ("The Last Meal") with lemon,
tarragon, and mayo on a grilled, split-top bun is
particularly tasty, and best enjoyed on their spacious
patio. 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 $$
Iron Horse Tavern
460 Palladio Pkwy., 916-618-4322. New American.
Grab a seat on the spacious patio with TVs at this
hip gastropub that serves up eclectic American fare,
including a Mac & Cheese Bar, Brandy Fried Chicken
Nuggets, and weekend brunch with Stuffed French
Toast, a Breakfast Board, and bottomless mimosas.
Their craft cocktails, myriad mocktails, and over 25
beers can't be missed either. L/D $$
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 $$
Land Ocean New American Grill
2720 East Bidwell St., 916-983-7000. New American.
Land Ocean offers distinctive menus that include
hand-cut steaks, wood-fired rotisserie, fresh seafood,
and delectable desserts. Weekend brunch. L/D $$
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 $$
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Lotus 8
199 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 100. 916-351-9278. Chinese.
This eatery serves authentic Chinese food with a
modern twist, such as orange chicken that manages to
be both saucy yet incredibly crispy at the same time.
Lunch dishes come with soup and your choice of chow
mein or fried rice. L/D $$
Mas Taco Bar
450 Palladio Pkwy., 916-597-2929. Mexican.
From creative tacos that run the gamut from pork belly
and duck confit, to Korean fried chicken and fried
oysters, Mas' menu also features appetizers, bowls, and
desserts. When it comes to wetting your whistle, the
cocktail menu—all handmade with fresh ingredients—
has you covered! The bar also boasts over 50 types of
tequila. B/L/D $$
Mel's Diner
13399 Folsom Blvd., 916-985-7337, American. Whether
morning, noon, or night, step into yesteryear at this
local diner that serves all-American family favorites like
country fried steak, burgers, fried chicken, milkshakes,
and more. B/L/D $$
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 $$
Rudy’s Hideaway
12303 Folsom Blvd., 916-351-0606. Seafood/Steakhouse.
Rudy’s is a seafood-lover’s delight and features a
mouthwatering selection of nautical noshes plus meltin-your-mouth
steaks and lunch specials. L/D $$
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 scratch-made 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 $$
Scott's Seafood Roundhouse
NEW LOCATION: 824 Sutter Street, 916-989-6711.
Seafood/American. Expect the freshest of seafood
(flown in or delivered daily from around the world)
served by well-trained, knowledgeable staff in a
comfortable atmosphere at this Folsom area favorite.
Full gluten-free menu. L/D $$$
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 $$
Strings Italian Café
25035 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 120, 916-983-8815.
Italian. Strings has been serving enjoyable and
affordable Italian dishes in a relaxed atmosphere
for the past 10 years. Enjoy one of their lunch
specials any day between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. or avail
of their party trays. L/D $$
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 $$
Sunny Garden Restaurant
25085 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 150, 916-983-8882.
Chinese. Sunny Garden prides themselves on using
fresh ingredients in a traditional way and offering large
portions at affordable prices. L/D $
Sutter Street Taqueria
727 Sutter St., 916-293-8952. Mexican. Sutter
Street Taqueria brings the unique flavors of San
Francisco’s Mission District taquerias to Folsom with
a side of friendly service. Whether ordering a burrito,
taco, quesadilla, or nachos, you can expect fresh
ingredients, mouthwatering meats, and affordable
prices. B/L/D $
Thai Paradise
2770 East Bidwell St., 916-984-8988. Thai. Specials
every day of the week. Voted the Best Thai Restaurant
in Folsom and El Dorado Hills every year since 2008.
Delicious and authentic dishes made using local, farmto-fork
vegetables, meats bought daily, and healthy
rice bran oil. L/D $$
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 $$
Visconti’s Ristorante
2700 East Bidwell St., Ste. 700, 916-983-5181. Italian. For
the past two decades, Visconti’s has given the
community a taste of Italy with their authentic dishes,
romantic setting, and traditional music. L/D $$
Zocalo
2739 East Bidwell St. 916-618-0303. 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 $$
EL DORADO COUNTY FOOTHILLS
Allez!
4242 Fowler Ln., Ste. 101, Diamond Springs,
530-621-1160. French. Savor French café classics like
baguette sandwiches on fresh-baked bread, crêpes,
stews, pastas, and a to-die-for seafood paella. Enjoy
your order in their rustically elegant dining room or to
go. B/L/D $$
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 $$
Bricks Eats & Drinks
482 Main St., Placerville, 530-303-3480. New
American. If you’re looking for a friendly, unpretentious
dining destination with local brews and good eats, look
no further than the aptly named Bricks. Lamb lovers
will go gaga for the Bo Peep Burger, but their steaks,
sandwiches, salads, and desserts are all winners too.
L/D $$
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 $$
Heyday Café
325 Main St., Placerville, 530-626-9700. New
American. This intimate, bistro-style restaurant in a
rustic chic space serves modern American cuisine
(thin-crust pizzas, creative entrées, and artisan salads)
and pours over 45 local, regional, and international
wines. L/D $$
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, scratch-made 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 $$
The Breakroom
4131 South Shingle Rd., Ste. 7, Shingle Springs, 530-763-6761.
American. This full-service restaurant offers delicious
American food (juicy burgers, French dip, salads, mac
& cheese, etc.) and entertainment for the whole family,
from pool tables, dart boards, and an arcade, to cards
and dice. Sunday brunch. L/D $$
The Independent
629 Main St., Placerville, 530-344-7645. New
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 temperature-controlled
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 $$
Chicago Fire
500 North Sunrise Ave., 916-771-2020. Pizza.
Offering a variety of menu items inspired by the
Windy City, from meaty Italian beef sandwiches and
a “Chicago Dog” to the deepest and cheesiest pizza
in town. L/D $$
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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 $$
Goose Port Public House
316 Vernon St., Roseville, 916-886-5080. American. Sports
Bar. This family-friendly eatery boasts fresh-made
bites for everyone, from an array of apps and salads,
to burgers and seasonal entrées. Vegan options. Bigscreen
TVs. Brunch Saturday & Sunday. L/D $$
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 $$
La Provence Restaurant & Terrace
110 Diamond Creek Pl., Roseville, 916-789-2002.
French/Mediterranean. Dining at La Provence is akin to
being in a little French villa. Topped with their
consistently delicious food and wine, cozy fireplace,
and twinkle-lit patio, and you have the recipe for a
memorable meal. Saturday brunch. Closed Sunday. L/D
$$$
Land Ocean New American Grill
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 $$
Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar
238 Gibson Dr., Roseville, 916-727-6321. American. Enjoy
a sizeable, seasonal menu full of eclectic, gastropubstyle
offerings that include salads, bowls, burgers,
pastas, desserts, and even an impressive kids’ menu.
Weekend brunch. L/D $$
La Provence
Restaurant &
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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 $$
Nixtaco
1805 Cirby Way, 916-771-4165. Mexican.
Don't let the unassuming facade of this casual taqueria
fool you: Nixtaco's menu features chef-driven tacos
and quesadillas with farmers' market-sourced produce,
unconventional proteins, and freshly made tortillas
(with corn ground in-house). With a kids' menu, vegan
offerings, and Sunday brunch, it's a perfect pick for the
whole family. L/D $
Paul Martin’s American Grill
1455 Eureka Rd., Roseville, 916-783-3600. New
American. Classic American fare in a sophisticated,
convivial setting; an energetic bar with communal
tables and plush seating, intimate booths and tables,
and an expansive outdoor patio. L/D $$
Platinum Wine Lounge
9050 Fairway Dr., Ste. 105, 916-780-9463. Wine Bar. New
American. For fans of carefully curated wine lists
featuring California-grown grapes and local craft beers,
look no further than Platinum Wine Lounge. Their
menu features build-your-own charcuterie boards, plus
paninis, flatbreads, and other shareables. Be sure to
save room for their brown butter cake alongside a glass
of Port. Closed Monday. 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 $$
ROCKLIN
Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que
6628 Lonetree Blvd., Rocklin, 916-780-7427. American.
Serving slow-cooked meats and other Southern-style
eats that the whole family will love, Lucille’s is a Rocklin
favorite for a reason. L/D $$
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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