Style Magazine - Readers Choice Awards - Roseville Granite Bay Rocklin 2021
No matter what type of good or service you're seeking (preschool, plumber, personal trainer, or a solid slice of pizza…), you’ve opened the right reading material. This issue, our biggest of the year, features the 2021 Readers’ Choice Award winners—the best our region has to offer in health, wellness, food, drink, home goods, arts, culture, shopping, and more. Turn to page 35 to find out if your favorite people and places made the list and use it as a pre-screened, reliable resource the next time you’re seeking a top doctor or memorable meal out. Besides the “Best of 2021,” we also delve deep into the spooky but oh-so scrumptious season of ghosts, goblins, and gourds in The 10 Spot (“Celebrate Halloween”; page 16), Editor’s Picks (“12 Autumn Essentials”; page 42), and Taste (“Must-Try Fall Foods”; page 62); introduce you to 5 local breast cancer organizations in “Fight Like a Girl” (page 20); and talk about the importance of home staging when it comes to selling your home in “Seal the Deal” (page 48).
No matter what type of good or service you're seeking (preschool, plumber, personal trainer, or a solid slice of pizza…), you’ve opened the right reading material. This issue, our biggest of the year, features the 2021 Readers’ Choice Award winners—the best our region has to offer in health, wellness, food, drink, home goods, arts, culture, shopping, and more. Turn to page 35 to find out if your favorite people and places made the list and use it as a pre-screened, reliable resource the next time you’re seeking a top doctor or memorable meal out.
Besides the “Best of 2021,” we also delve deep into the spooky but oh-so scrumptious season of ghosts, goblins, and gourds in The 10 Spot (“Celebrate Halloween”; page 16), Editor’s Picks (“12 Autumn Essentials”; page 42), and Taste (“Must-Try Fall Foods”; page 62); introduce you to 5 local breast cancer organizations in “Fight Like a Girl” (page 20); and talk about the importance of home staging when it comes to selling your home in “Seal the Deal” (page 48).
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| eat & drink |<br />
Dining Out<br />
Cantina Laredo<br />
by LORN RANDALL | photos by TAYLOR GILLESPIE<br />
Guacamole de Guillermo<br />
Looking for a place to wind<br />
down after doing a mall<br />
crawl, but the food court<br />
isn’t your style? Maybe a topshelf<br />
margarita and some<br />
top-shelf guacamole could<br />
help with an attitude adjustment? The<br />
Galleria at <strong>Roseville</strong> has just the place:<br />
Cantina Laredo. I’ve had my attitude<br />
adjusted there a couple of times since<br />
discovering them.<br />
Billed on their website as a “Taste<br />
of Modern Mexico,” they do feature<br />
a couple of interesting variations on<br />
“traditional” Mexican restaurant cuisine<br />
(whatever traditional means where<br />
you’re from).<br />
On a Thursday evening, with a<br />
country trio playing in the front<br />
of the house, I started with the<br />
aforementioned top-shelf guacamole<br />
(look for guacamole de guillermo on<br />
their printed menu) and chips. Plenty of<br />
guac for three people—two avocados, a<br />
roasted serrano pepper, onions, garlic,<br />
cilantro, and fresh lime juice—and<br />
served with their house-made salsa and<br />
fresh chips, it’s a meal in itself.<br />
Next, I tried one of the variations<br />
I mentioned—camaron poblano<br />
asada, an entrée featuring shrimp,<br />
mushrooms, and jack cheese stuffed<br />
into a roasted poblano pepper and<br />
wrapped in fire-charred skirt steak with<br />
Tajín Watermelon Rita<br />
Camaron Poblano Asada<br />
OCTOBER <strong>2021</strong> | stylemg.com 57
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