Everything fabulous in California: restaurants, spas, things to do, resorts and more!
They call it “American cookery” and not “cuisine.” Why? The chef’s intentional and inviting comfortability in every bite and in every square foot. It’s a key phrase when describing Chow – a well-known and beloved restaurant with a new home in San Ramon bringing comfort food classics and cozy charm back to the Bay Area after a three-year hiatus.
Greens San Francisco, a restaurant known for “celebrating vegetables,” spares no flavor and leaves no stomach empty with its fully vegetarian menu that’s ever changing through the seasons, depending on California’s rich harvests.
Walnut Creek’s new LITA restaurant (a k a “Bay Area’s Little Miami”), sitting on the corner of Bonanza and Locust Streets, brings Latin Caribbean cuisine and a lively dining experience to the East Bay.
Marugame Udon, the wildly popular Japanese restaurant known for its udon noodles and tempura, is now open at San Ramon’s City Center Bishop Ranch. The buzz of excitement is heard as you walk through the entire shopping center as guests wait in a line wrapped around the corner for a taste of this new place.
The Lounge, The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco’s primary restaurant with rays of sunlight shining through its floor-to-ceiling windows into the lobby, offers a dazzling view for all who arrive at Nob Hill’s landmark hotel.
The 342,000-sq.-ft. Graton Resort & Casino undoubtedly places Rohnert Park as a destination on the map of luxury. A city within dairy and wine country now caters to the booming business of travelers seeking both excitement and pampering.
High rollers, you’re in luck: 630 Park Steakhouse is just around the corner from your gaming. The American steakhouse with a chic and modern spin is right inside the gaming floor of Graton Resort & Casino in Rohnert Park.
Visiting The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco is like entering a scene out of a movie. Walking in through double doors opened by maître d’s in full double-breasted suits with coattails, it then hits you: you have not stepped back in time, but you have slipped into a slice of luxury.
Santa Rosa’s Flamingo Resort is back to being as vibrant as its iconic sign–an illuminated rotating marquee–and as lively as its historic past.
Quattro Restaurant sits right in front of the Four Seasons Silicon Valley at Palo Alto within University Circle, as a space not just for guests of the renowned resort, but for visitors and business professionals from across the globe as they venture into the heart of Silicon Valley – with a menu as wide-ranging as the guests who visit.