Whats the best restaurant in Occidental, CA?
0/1 found this review helpful Locally referred to as just ‘the union’, this place is the go to for any day of the week, any time of the day. Foggy mornings are absorbed with the help of sweet cinnamon pull apart bread and white mochas…(or whatever coffee you love) Typically only one or two baristas and plenty of seats and windows to enjoy inside, if that’s your preference. Straight back, you will find the restaurant and patios…all of the food and esp. the pizza here is amazing and so are the deserts. To the right of the restaurant and cafe is the union pub. A great place to grab a pint and see familiar faces. get more informations here http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g32813-d607090-r21538303-Union_Hotel-Occidental_Sonoma_County_California.html Sources:
Mosaic Restaurant and Wine Lounge * (707) 887-7503 6675 Front St, Forestville, CA 95436 Get directions Cross Streets: Between 2nd St and 1st St 5 out of 5 stars # User Rating: 5 out of 5 stars by catlover49 04/05/2009 Mosaic is one of the best restaurants both for cuisine and ambiance. Tucked away in the quiet town of Forestville it offers the feeling of eating at someone’s home with the flair of “the big city” presentation. Wide variety of choices in food and wine. I’ve eaten there for both lunch and dinner and have never had anything but a 5-star meal. The staff go out of their way to make each experience enjoyable and memorable. 5 out of 5 stars by slantnan 09/25/2008 Having lived in the Russian River area several years ago while working in tourism promotion, Mosaic was a lovely way to return for a visit. We ate outdoors, a rowdy group (maybe 20) of mostly gay men, celebrating a 58th birthday of a beloved friend, and the service was as good as if for a small table of four. The outdo
From the garden to the table, the California Global menu at Mosaic Restaurant & Wine Lounge reflects chef/owner Tai Olesky’s native Sonoma County roots and philosophy of serving local, fresh, seasonal ingredients. Using the freshest ingredients from local gardens, farms, and ranches, Chef Olesky depends on an abundant supply of the finest and freshest meat and produce as the raw materials for the nightly menu. Mosaic’s sophisticated bohemian vibe and warm rustic interior sets the stage for Olesky’s cuisine. A partially open kitchen allows diners to see the action in the main dining room. A second cozy dining space makes for a more intimate experience. The Wine Lounge with its handmade wood accents and leather loveseats looks out onto the private outdoor Backyard. For the ultimate in alfresco dining, the Backyard features an outdoor kitchen serving a more casual rustic menu. A giant Redwood tree is the focal point of the garden, while an outdoor fireplace warms diners.
Where to Eat in Occidental Occidental has been known for generations ast the place to come for great Italian food, but American and Mexican food are offered as well. There is both dine-in and take-out food available, as well as deli sandwiches and pizza. WHERE TO EAT El Mariachi Mexican Restaurant This is the closest thing Occidental has to fast food. They are very fast at preparing your order, so the wait is short, except perhaps for Thursday nights about 7 pm or so, when it seems like the entire Volunteer Fire Department has ordered burritos to get them through their Thursday night training. Contact: 707-874-2752 Serves: breakfast and lunch – Mexican food, dine-in or to-go Open: 6 days a week, closed Mondays. 9:30 am to 7 pm Location: 3595 Bohemian Highway, Occidental, CA 95465 Website: none Facendini’s Occidental Market Serves: freshly made-to-order sandwiches – deli style Open: 7 days a week, 7 am to 7 pm except Sunday 8 am to 7 pm Contact: 707-874-3312 Location: 3633 Main Street,
