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|Excellent - 3 reviews
a place in the heart of northern California.. welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Vacaville/Napa Valley Area. Located in "Historic Downtown Vacaville" THE HAMPTON INN & SUITES VACAVILLE/NAPA VALLEY HOTEL IS LOCATED IN THE HEART OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA and is conveniently located halfway between San Francisco and Sacramento. The hotel is the perfect starting p...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 3 reviews
Excellent 9.3
Over all great stay
Beds could be a little softer
Excellent 9.0
The staff was exceptional, we felt taken care of right after we booked and checked on our reservations via phone. Great breakfast area very inviting and the food was good too. Would stay here again. Thanks.
|Excellent - 254 reviews
Stay at one of our best hotels in Vacaville, Ca. It is centrally located between San Francisco and Sacramento, and conveniently located off I-50 and I-80. we are minutes from Travis Air Force Base, University of California, Jelly Belly in Fairfield, Davis, Napa and Sonoma wine country. Whether you prefer small town charm or you're exploring Northern Californ...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 254 reviews
Good 7.0
Free breakfast, dish network, close to freeway and shopping, comfy bed
Bathroom looked like it was in the process of being repainted but it was not done, wanted to keep bathroom door open to air out but it would not stay open nor was there a door stop to keep it open
Excellent 10.0
The staff was incredible. Very friendly & helpful. Our room was very clean.
|Good - 211 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 211 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Location and cleanliness.
NoThe staff was very nice the rooms were clean and the location was perfect for us. It was quiet, parking was very easy and we felt comfortable and safe.
Excellent 10.0
My experience staying at the Marriott was great. The staff was helpful and friendly and the hotel offer great amenities.
|Excellent - 241 reviews
Both business and leisure travelers will be drawn to the first-rate Hilton Garden Inn in Fairfield, California. Well-appointed guestrooms and spacious suites beckon with a multitude of amenities for the ultimate in comfort and convenience Delight in a fine array of hotel services that range from onsite restaurant, swimming pool, and fitness center to meeting...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 241 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
I liked that there are a lot of restaurants near by
I did not like that the room smelled like someone just smoked a full pack of cigarettes then the hotel tried to down the smell with deodorizer. This hotel room was te worst smelling room I've ever experienced. I tried changing rooms but I could not.The sheets were not comfortable. The floors look dirty & old.
Okay 5.0
O Hotel tem ótima localização, ótimos restaurantes e lojas próximo. O quarto eh aconchegante e as tolhas sao ótimas.
Nosso carro ficou estacionado em frente ao Hotel, e amanheceu com a janela quebrada para tentativa de roubo. A cidade parece tranquila, mas nao se enganem!!!
|Mediocre - 1 reviews
Welcome to BEST WESTERN Heritage Inn! The amazing Napa Valley Wineries are the reason many guests stay at our Vacaville hotel, but there are many other sights to be seen, too. Our location, right off the freeway, makes commutes easy. Shoppers delight at the bargains found at Vacaville Premium Outlets®, the perfect place to find an outfit for a day of wine t...
Overall Rating - Mediocre - 1 reviews
Mediocre 2.3
Do not gooooo to this hotel
The hotel!!!!
|Good - 134 reviews
With a stay at Extended Stay America Sacramento - Vacaville in Vacaville, you'll be convenient to Vacaville Premium Outlets and Nut Tree Plaza. This hotel is within the vicinity of Vacaville Museum and Lagoon Valley Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 92 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops. Flat-screen televisions...
Overall Rating - Good - 134 reviews
Excellent 10.0
We can cook dinner and not have to eat out
There is no pools or hot tubYou can bring your dog
Excellent 10.0
The kitchen
Yes I was told I would be charged one price but was charged more
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Overall Rating - Good - 1 reviews
|Good - 107 reviews
AAA approved/2 Diamonds. Across I-80 from Factory Stores at Nut Tree outlet mall. Complimentary SuperStart Breakfast, outdoor seasonal pool, wireless high speed internet access, hairdryer, in-room coffee, AM/FM clock radio, guest laundry. Easy freeway access from I-80 and I-505. Gateway to Lake Tahoe, Gold Country, and the Sierra Nevadas. Napa & Sonoma wine...
Overall Rating - Good - 107 reviews
Good 7.0
Browsed priceline for a hotel right off the freeway.
there was construction on the a good junk off the first floor. Tjat was probably why it was such an excellent price.
Okay 6.0
It was the cheapest option.
The air conditioner was broken. The purpose in getting the hotel was to sleep between double shifts, so I was too tired to complain about it by the time I realized it.Just OK--the AC was out and by the time I realized it I was too tired to request a room change. It was pretty noisy, too. But the room was clean and located conveniently.
|Good - 2 reviews
savor the flavor of wine country.. welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites-Suisun City/Waterfront hotel near Fairfield Nestled near the Suisun Valley near Travis Air Force Base in Northern California, you'll find the Hampton Inn & Suites® Suisun City Waterfront hotel near Fairfield, CA. Convenient to Napa Valley wine country and the big-city thrills of San Franc...
Overall Rating - Good - 2 reviews
Good 7.6
Location is very accessible. Room was clean
Need better customer service at front desk. Front desk didn't really say much. Should be more friendly and ask guest how they are doing.
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With a stay at The White House Inn in Napa, you'll be minutes from Riverbend Plaza and close to Uptown Theater. This 4-star inn is within close proximity of Quent Cordair Fine Art Gallery and Napa Opera House. Make yourself at home in one of the 17 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you conne...
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
|Excellent - 1 reviews
Located within 11 km of the University of California, Davis, this Dixon, California motel features cable TV in every guest room. Free Wi-Fi access is available. A microwave and refrigerator are provided in every room at Dixon Motel. Featuring a shower, private bathrooms also come with a bath or shower and a hairdryer. A 24-hour front desk is provided in ev...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Clean and friendly staff
Only complaint I have was for the shower stall tiles being very slippery
|Excellent - 342 reviews
Located just minutes from UC Davis, Dixon Fairgrounds and Vacaville Premium Outlets®, you'll surely find fun and relaxation at this affordable Dixon hotel. When you check in, the relaxation begins. Each spacious, comfortable room offers cable satellite television with HBO®, a refrigerator, a microwave, high-speed Internet access, a coffee maker and more. Af...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 342 reviews
Okay 5.0
It was easy to find, near gas stations and restaurants. The gal at the desk waited about 10 minutes after we got to our room, and then phoned to make sure everything was okay, which I found very nice.
The hotel was suppose to be smoke-free, but there was a very strong smell of smoke as soon as I walked in our room. They offered a new room, but I declined. It was very noisy all night next to the freeway; not well-insulated. The bed was like a rock.Breakfast didn't have a lot to choose from, but everything looked very clean. Nice pool, steam room, sauna n one of which we used. I will pick only 3-star hotels in the future. 2-1/2 is probably accurate.
Excellent 10.0
The facilities have been recently remodeled. The beds provided the most comfortable night's sleep I've had away from home in months.
There are no elevators, so check in early if you can't handle the stairs and the friendly staff will try to place you on the ground floor.The pool is small, well-kept, outdoor facility. The laundry room was clean and had multiple machines. Within walking distance of a Safeway with a Starbucks.
|Good - 184 reviews
AAA Approved /2 Diamonds. We offer a complimentary SuperStart Breakfast, wireless High Speed Internet access, microfridge, outdoor seasonal Pool, fitness room. guest laundry. Property is 100% smoke free for all guests. Conveniently located off Intestate 80. Close to Downtown Sacramento, UC Davis, Travis AFB, Outlet Shopping, Arco Arena, Cache Creek Indian Ca...
Overall Rating - Good - 184 reviews
Good 8.0
I would highly recommend this hotel. The only thing I didn't like was that breakfast was from 6-9. I am still in bed. Other wise our stay was wonderful.
Mediocre 4.0
G00D value for it's proximity to UC Davis, but obvious flaws kept it from a higher rating. Bathroom tub handle cover was falling off, there was no trim on the recessed light in the room, and some spots were not clean. Still, the revamped breakfast menu (on weekends including Good Friday) with Belgian waffles and inclusion of a small fridge and microwave in the room were unexpected pluses. We drove in late to a warm welcome, slept soundly, and left with a sweet smile from the desk clerk - the staff were great.
|Good - 1 reviews
With a stay at Extended Stay America Fairfield - Napa Valley in Fairfield, you'll be convenient to Jelly Belly Factory and Anheuser-Busch Fairfield. This hotel is within the region of Rancho Solano Golf Course and Lagoon Valley Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 104 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Compli...
Overall Rating - Good - 1 reviews
Good 7.3
Facilities is fairly new and well kept. Staff was nice.
Entire 3rd floor smelled due to a number of smoking allowed rooms. They don't provide shampoo in the bathrooms. They have soap, and the kitchen has dish washing detergent, but they don't carry shampoo. Had to walk to the nearest convenience/liquor store to buy shampoo at midnight to get by. Strange.


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Expectations and learning under alternative monetary regimes: An experimental approach
AbstractWe design and analyze experimental versions of monetary overlapping generations economies under alternative policy regimes. Economies with a constant level of real deficit financed through seigniorage, economies in which the level of deficit is adapted in order to follow a monetary policy with a target rate of inflation, and economies with preannounced changes in deficit levels are reported here. We also examine the behavior of an economy with no stationary competitive equilibrium. Our time series are compared to rational expectations equilibrium paths and to adaptive learning dynamics.
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A video mixing system becomes controllable in the shape of a stove-like interface. The contents of four video sources can be controlled by stirring with spoons in four different vessels. A clockwise or counter-clockwise circling motion allows the films to be played forward or backward. The distance from the center of the interface determines the intensity of the picture: the movie remains invisible when the spoon is at the center point and can be intensified by moving the spoon toward the outside edges. The cooking spoon control tool is a loose, mobile utensil that goes into action only when it touches a part of the setting and can produce effects. Position, movement and distance from the interface surface are the determining factors. Feedback comes back instantly to the user, facilitating a fast self-learning mechanism.
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Amy talks to the rest of FOB while she contemplates her liking of Patrick and his liking of her. Suddenly she finds that someone else likes her too...
As Joe was leant over scribbling his autograph on Amy's piece of paper, she stole a glance at Patrick. He was accepting a gift of a hat from a girl that looked slightly younger than Amy's age of nineteen. He smiled at the girl and placed the hat on top of his other hat on his head. The girl blushed and muttered a "Glad you like it." Two thoughts went through Amy's head as she watched this scene. The first was why hadn't she thought of bringing something for Patrick? And the second was how cute Patrick looked placing it on his other hat. It looked pretty funny and to Amy it showed he had a sense of humor. Unfortunately she had to look away because Joe had finished with his autograph writing. Amy suddenly became conscious that she had held him up once more. She thought that he must think she was pretty slow or something like that. Again he didn't look too happy. "Sorry Joe," she said trying to sound somewhat sincere even though she didn't really feel the need to apologize. It wasn't as if she had meant to keep him waiting. "I'm a bit preoccupied," she added.
"I can see," he said, "No hard feelings. I'm used to girls staying with Patrick for a while. He chats a lot." He laughed and extended his hand to her. Amy shook it.
"He does?" She asked.
"All the time."
Amy felt a little taken aback. She thought Patrick might have seen something a little special in her and that was why he had wanted to chat with her longer. But after what Joe had said, maybe he was just chatting to her like he did to anyone else. Perhaps he always took the time to listen and speak to everyone for as long as he had with her. Amy had really hoped it was only her that he had bothered to chat too that much and that she was the only one he had decided to stand up for. Now she felt like just another girl. That he had just thought of her as that.
"Mind you," Joe said, "No girls have got him to stand up and he's never chatted to another girl as long as you." Joe winked at Amy and she grinned back at him. As Amy moved onto Andy she quickly thought over these words. So Patrick must have seen something in her then. As Joe had said, Patrick had never taken that much time to speak to any other girl. Perhaps there really was a possibility that he liked her a little.
Amy handed her piece of paper to Andy and he signed it quickly before handing it back. As she took the piece of paper from him she noticed Andy was grinning at something behind her. She turned around to see who or what it was. Behind her stood the girl who had been just in front of her in the line. Amy figured that they must have hit it off and that Andy really liked the girl.
"Do you want me to say something to her?" Amy said turning back to Andy. She had just had another burst of sudden confidence and had felt the need to say that. Andy rummaged for something under the table. He handed Amy a letter similar to the one she had herself, a backstage pass.
"Can you give this to her," Andy sighed, "I can't do it."
Amy felt for him. He was too nervous to give the girl a backstage pass in order to see her again.
"Of course I can!" She whispered to him, "And I'll make sure she gets backstage for you since I'm coming too,"
"Oh thanks," Andy grinned again, "You're kind."
Amy smiled, "I know what it's like to like someone."
Andy nodded as if he understood. Little did he know that Amy liked one of his band mates.
Deciding it was time to move on, Amy moved over to Pete and handed him that same piece of paper. "Hi," she said to him confidently. After all the conversations with Patrick, Joe and Andy, Amy suddenly found it easy to pick up a conversation with Pete. "Hey," he replied back, "Having a good day?"
Pete didn't know that this was one of the best days Amy had ever had. "Absolutely," she answered. That answer did not sum up how much she liked the day at all but it was the best she could say, "How about you?"
"Pretty good…" Pete suddenly paused and looked down at the ground under the table, "Hemingway! I told you to stop eating my shoes." Amy laughed and took a look under the table. Pete's dog was lying down chewing through the front of Pete's shoes. He looked like he had been having a great time trying to devour them but now he was watching his owner attentively. "Now don't eat them again otherwise you're going backstage." Pete added. Hemingway moved away from Pete's shoes seemingly obeying his owner. Amy and Pete stopped looking under the table and Amy briefly looked around to see if anyone had been looking at them. It must have been weird seeing two people look simultaneously under a table. Fortunately no one was looking. Amy looked back at Pete who talked, "Sorry about that, he's going through a stage of eating them."
Amy chuckled, "Oh no, that's fine, he's very cute."
"Except when he goes for my favorite shoes."
"Except that."
Pete and Amy's conversation was broken by the security guard's voice booming once more telling everyone to hurry up. Amy thought he was terribly irritating. He kept on interrupting her nice conversations she was having with her favorite band. As Amy was watching the security guard, Pete suddenly stood and surprised Amy with a hug. He then hurriedly sat down and blushed. Amy was a little shocked. Where had that come from? "Uh, thanks," she managed to say,
"You looked cute looking annoyed at the security guard."
Don't say Pete liked her Amy thought. That would make things ten times more complicated. She really liked Patrick and it seemed like he liked her. But now for Pete to like her, that would just cause trouble.
"Are you coming backstage?" Pete asked quickly, "Because I'd like you to be there."
Amy's thoughts were confirmed, Pete definitely was interested in her. But she was only interested in Patrick.


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Are there any Klamath Falls Hounds out there?
- DesertGal Feb 27, 2009 09:01 AM
I was just wondering if anyone had any recent experience with either Bel Tramonto or Tobiko? I looked in previous threads and found good things about both and wanted to see if anyone had anyting new to report. Klamath is the closest big town to me and I am looking for a really good meal. Thanks for your help.
Sorry i can't be of much help - I've been there and I know someone who lives there, though!
I was there a couple of years ago, and we decided to eat at the restaurant at the airport, since that's a great option here in Salem. Huge mistake. Two hours of painfully slow service later, they finally got around to our "reward" bananas foster, for having made reservations. We were pretty much begging to get out of there by then.
Anyway, I guess I can recommend where not to go!
re: tracylee
Thanks for that informatio too!
re: DesertGal
I've eaten at both and they are very good (for that area) in terms of food quality, taste and service. The owner works very hard to keep decent dining options in KF so definitely support him.
I can't speak to either of the restaurants that you suggest, but I will say that the Thai restaurant downtown (Thai Orchid I believe) is quite serviceable. My inlaws live in KF, and I would be happy to eat there again.
Hey DesertGal,
Well, I lived in Klamath from 1988 to 2000, during which period there wasn't much to brag about as far as good eats goes. There was an Italian place at the south end of town that was good, and a steakhouse at the end of Main street (by what was then Molatores, which is gone (but replaced by what is supposed to be another good steakhouse, but I can't remember the name of it).
Anyway, I moved back to Klamath in November of 2008, and things have picked up fairly nicely. I've heard very good things about Bel Tramonto and Tobiko, but I haven't eaten there. There's a steakhouse on So. 6th called Mr. B's, I believe it is, that wasn't bad.
As to Asian restaurants, the Thai restaurant at the far south end of town in Ashland rocks. Period. Get the Pad Thai and Tom Ga (sp?) Gui (sp?) soup. Oh my word, that's out of this world. Wildly out of this world.
In Klamath, there's a hole-in-the-wall Vietnamese (actually all-around Asian) place on So 6th that's very good! Solid authentic and well prepared food will be found there. And...it's not expensive at all. It's about in the middle of town on So. 6th. I can't remember the name of it, but the big sign above the restaurant has "Vietamese" on it. It's a few blocks from Summers Lane heading toward downtown.
Tobikos is very good from what I've heard. and Dynasty, at the end of Main street where Molatores used to be (on the other side of the library), is very good! Stay away from any Chinese buffets in town. Not good at all!
Two Thai restaurants in town are very good: Thai Orchid on Main and, oh, 9th, I believe it is, is very good! also, the Thai restaurant on Washburn (on the east side of So 6th in the little strip mall) is very good.
As to Mexican food, man, things have changed. When I first lived here, Sergios opened a place, and that was the rave of the town. They were, in fact, very good. I haven't eaten there since I've been back, but there are now a ton of hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurants, supposedly the best being two small joints on E. Main (close to Roosevelt school, I believe). On Main street, there's Hildagos, about which I've heard good things. A couple others around town (they're all over the place!) are supposed to be okay, too, but I haven't verified it.
Otherwise, there's not too much else to brag about, as far as I can tell. I will say one thing about the Denny's in town. I know the breakfast cooks (one's been there for over twenty years), and the breakfasts are always prepared well and consistent. You can't go wrong there for a Denny's breakfast. Dinners? Ehhh, I don't know. Nothing to brag about.
Well, I hope that helps.
I live near there now - Bel Tramonto is good. In summer they have a garden out back that much of their produce comes from. The wine list is good, and not too overpriced (the way of all restaurants). They have a good Happy Hour, with a hand thrown pizza that's the best in KFalls (not much competition for that title, though). The Happy Hour is reasonably priced, the regular dinners are expensive.
Tobiko was just okay - we had a couple types of sushi and tempura. It won't beat any very good big-city Japanese place, but it's a change.
Second the recommendation for Thai Orchid, up the street on Main from Tobiko. If you are in town for lunch, Mermaid Cafe and the bakery next door to Daily Bagel are pretty good.
Nibley's is reasonably good casual dining.
Mr. B's is reasonably good mid-level American steakhouse.
The Creamery is a standard microbrew pub, with fairly good pub grub, on the McMenamin's level (especially compared to Mia and Pia, which has great beer, but their pizza is an insult to the term pizza). Otherwise for good pizza, we go to Kaleidoscope when we happen to be in Medford.
I used to recommend Los Potrillos, but the last two times I've been there, it wasn't very good - very greasy. That may have to do with the construction they are doing, and it might be settling down. I'll try again, though.
I also like the little taco place on S. 6th next to Bread Barn (can't remember the name). Limited menu, but very good basic Mexican food. Jalapeno's is okay, too.
re: Mo So
Yo, Mo So!
Another Klamathite, eh (well, you said you live "near there," so I'll take that as in Klamath!)...
Yeah, Nibbleys is good. They've definitely upscaled while I was away from Klamath for eight years. Oh, and the name of that bakery next to the Daily Bagel is, I believe, MCs. Not bad either!
And how in the hek does Mias and Pias (I live near them) have great beer??? That's mind-blowing!
Okay, I'm going to throw this out: You know the taco roach coaches that park near the old Thunderbird and elsewhere? They were not bad at all (again, years back) for a nice, big burrito. Made for a quick, good lunch, you know. I haven't tried any of them, though, since I've been back. I guess I'm afraid to find that they've gone down hill.
You mentioned "the little taco place on S. 6th next to Bread Barn..." Hmm! I'm not sure what you're referring to, but I'm going to go check it out.
And...have you eaten at the "House of Thai," I believe it is, at the south end of Ashland? Great food, especially, as I noted in my previous post, the Pad Thai and the Tom Ga Gai soup. Ohhhh myyyy word! We're talking out of this world, and I don't say that too easily. I have to qualify my kudos for this place, however, with the reminder that the last time I was there was before I left Klamath years back. I assume, though, that nothing has changed, since I drove to it and checked it out (but couldn't eat there at the time).
Well, Mo So, nice to meet a fellow Klamath Falls person on Chowhound!
Take care,
re: Starkmann
I live about 30 miles north of town, up on the north end of Agency Lake. That's my problem with Bel Tramonto - they only open for dinner at 5pm, and I try not to drive Hwy 97 north at night, and especially not after having a few glass of vino.
Later this summer I'm going to start working on an outdoor wood-burning oven so I can get around the terrible (at worst) boring (at best) pizza in KF. Likewise I'm working on my high(er) altitude artisan bread recipes because I can't find any here (and I've tried the Green Whatever bakery on Main and the various grocery store breads.
I haven't tried all of the taco trucks yet - I know of the one by Thunderbird, the one by Diamond Home and the one out where Biehn Street meets Lakeshore Drive. Pretty sure there is one infrequently down Washburn by Wal-Mart, but I try to stay out of that part of strip mall city. I've seen the carniceria and the little Mexican places on East Main, and those may definitely rate a look.
The little place on 6th (by Bread Barn) is called El Cordero (the spouse remembers, even if I don't). It's in a little house next to the faux timber frame structure that Bread Barn is in. Down where the new Sonic is going in, sort of.
Most recommendations I get are for places like RG Buffet, Starvin' Marvins, Black Bear - places that serve HUGE portions of (IMO) mediocre food. That said, I have eaten at Black Bear (a small west coast chain) for lunch a couple of times, and the spouse and I split something like a BLT. Not bad, but even split it's too much food.
My favorite breakfast places are either Nibbley's or Klamath Grill on Main, where everyone has their own cup, it feels like about 1965 again (although I was 4 in 1965), and the buttermilk pancakes are great.
Haven't tried much in Ashland yet, or really in Medford, either. I do like Kaleidoscope Pizza in Medford, and I'd love to find a good Indian food place and a killer seafood place out in the Rogue Valley somewhere.
Since moving here (from the Portland area) not quite a year and a half ago, I've saved an awful lot of money on NOT eating out.....
re: Mo So
Wow, lots of info here for when I revisit Klamath Falls.
Meanwhile, if you're searching for info in the Medford, Phoenix, Talent, Ashland area, I'd suggest you search this board under those towns since there's a lot of info I've found. Places like New Sammy's Cowboy Bistro, Inti Restaurant, La Tapiata Carnicera and Jasper's seem to be liked a lot. I've not yet been to them.
I did go to Deeps Indian Restaurant in Ashland a few years ago for lunch (seems it may only be open for dinner "now"). My friend and I enjoyed it and thought it was good. I don't know how others feel about it.
Good luck.
re: oregoncook
Deep's is now Taj, and they do a very nice buffet at lunch. Very much recommended.
re: Mo So
Mo So,
Okay, you still qualify as Klamathite, at least for chowhound purposes! And, to top it off, we're the same age!
An outdoor wood-burning stove, eh. Hmm! That sounds very cool. The only way to make pizza, indeed.
I ate at one of those small Mexican shops on East Main. Wasn't impressed in the least with the beef (burrito). Talk about gristle. Not good. But I'm open to give a shot with one of the others.
Oh, yeah, I did go drive by El Cordero. Looks interesting. I'm going there next when I do Mexican food. Thanks for the tip.
And I agree about the RG Buffet, Starvin' stuff and sorts. I'm not into those at all. Black Bear does have a very good Mac 'n Cheese, and most of their dishes have a lot of food, but their cooks are horrible. I mean, there's neither decent technique nor consistency. Were there these two things going on behind the line, the food wouldn't be half bad.
Ah yes, the Klamath Grill. A good ol' throwback to older and slower times. Haven't been there yet since I've been back in town, but it's on the list.
Oh, and don't quote me on this, but I hear that Swans (formerly: Bakery, but now Bistro) has a two-dollar breakfast. I'm definitely going to check that out. (And yup, I agree with you about Nibbley's.)
I'll keep Kaleidoscope Pizza in mind as well, though I don't care for Medford; however, I'll check it out the next time I'm on my way to Ashland.
Otherwise, I'm all about the FoodNetwork channel and eGullet.com (if you haven't been to that site, definitely go check it out. There's a neat site that's fairly new called FreeCulinarySchool.com. Jacob, the host, is a young professional chef who offers simple training for free. Pretty cool. I'm definitely sharpening my skills do more of my own cooking in view of living in Klamath.
and to oregoncook,
Thanks for the input! Searching used to be a lot easier under the older format (where all the posts were listed).
re: Starkmann
The Vietnamese place on South 6th is called Pho Hoa Hong, and yes it's yummy. Bel Tramanto is very nice, and Nathan (Carlson, exec. chef) made something of a name for himself at Avalon in Louisville, Ky. The Kings, who own Bel Tramonto, also own Tobiko, as well Waldo's Bar & Grill and a nice catering outfit.
I have to put in a plug for Green Blade Bakery on Esplanade, downtown, with an admission that we own it. We're small, all-family, and committed to the craft. Levain-based breads, made the slow way, including ciabatta, challah, ryes, etc. Also hand-laminated pastries and a bunch of other sweets. The website is www.green-blade.com , if you want to take a look.
And I am sorry, MoSo, if your experience here was not a memorable one. I'm not sure what might have happened. With all due humility, we have a fairly rabid following among local and regional foodies, and we just keep getting busier (We're even shipping croissants & breads to clients in Portland & SF now). Anyway, I hope you'll give us another try, and introduce yourself, so we can try to make good. And if you want any help with your wood-fired, I'd love to lend a hand. We plan to build one out front here someday.
Blessings to all,
re: levainman
Hey what happened to my other post? Anyone know? MoSo, did you get to see it?
re: levainman
Oh, hek, this isn't off the topic...too much! I mean, bakeries are part of the "good eats" ordeal as well!
I think I talked to one of you here a few months back. We talked about why you folks don't make donuts (no donut machine). At first I thought that was really weird. I mean, a bakery without donuts??? But as an artisan bakery, it makes sense.
re: cody321
Glad to hear that there's a place to get some "q" in K-Falls. Wubba's has an interesting menu - includes deep fried pickle spears!
I'm puzzled by your post though - you say it's take out only but their website indicates that it's a restaurant: Vhttp://www.wubbasbbqshack.com/restaurant_bar...
3930 South 6th Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97603
re: RWCFoodie
That's because they moved. They used to be over by the Thunderbird Market in a little trailer. with 4 plastic chairs out front.
re: RWCFoodie
... and I'm wrong. They still have the little shack on Austin by Sherm's Thunderbird and the DMV, but they also have a newer, larger sit-down place in 6th (by the Basin Boot Barn, a great boot placed crammed to the rafters with boots).
We ate at Bel Tramonte tonight and were incredibly surprised. We were stopping in Klamath Falls on the way home from Las Vegas and were blown away with the food there.. My husband and I shared everything. We started with a wonderful grilled caeser salad and what the restaurant called "risotto spheres". They were the best arancini we've ever eaten. Four were served and they were crisp on the outside, creamy on the inside, nicely salty from the prosciutto on top and sweet from the smoked honey that dressed the greens. Heavenly! The mussels in a tomato vodka sauce was nice and we loved the house-made spaghetti that was served with bolognese sauce. The tiramisu for dessert was nice although I would have been happy to have more of the arancini for dessert. We waddled away totally stuffed. The bill, including a Gin and Tonic and glass of beer was $54. Wish we could find another excuse to drive through K Falls again. Thanks to previous posters who steered us to this great restaurant.
re: garber13
And, unfortunately, Bel Tramonto was a casualty of the recession, closed by the owners to concentrate on their other two restaurants, including the "only okay" Tobiko.
Basin Martini Bar (and Restaurant). Totally unexpected find. Charming downtown Kalmath Falls on Main Street. Simple and tasteful urban decor with casual, calm, friendly atmosphere. Husband and wife (Michael & Amy Mckay) team-up to personally serve & spark nice conversation with all patrons. Carefully crafted selection of martinis to appeal to a range of tastes are confidently mixed by Michael with quality and personalized ingredients. Kitchen turns out smallish but thoughtful selection of both lighter fare and entrees made of mostly local ingredients. Scallops wrapped in bacon sprinkled with crispy onions and steak and shrimp skewers with asian inspired dipping sauce are spectacular choices. A welcome and close to flawless execution even after a year in business and in a town with choices but no real standouts.
re: marykanderson1
I have still not been able to get into Basin Martini Bar (for lunch, which, as I understand, they have great lunches as well). Thanks for the review.
re: Starkmann
I don't believe Basin Martini Bar is open for lunch, however, I belong to a networking group that meets there and Amy graciously prepares lunch, so perhaps you've seen us sitting in there eating...LOL! It is a lovely bar/restaurant and a nice addition to downtown for a change of pace from loud drinking establishments!
Can't beleive no one mentioned Wubba's Barbeque Shack. Great brisket, excellent burgers and fries. Take out only, although there are a few chairs and tables for use durning the summer. Don't know the address but not hard to find in K-Falls. definitely worth a try.
Just to update - Bel Tramonto closed last year. But some (all?) of the previous owners plus the new owner of Daily Bagel opened an Italian place on Main St called Lello and Beef. Ate there about a month ago and it was so-so (overcooked, greasy veal and brown wilted edges on the salad), nowhere near Bel Tramonto's standards. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say it was new-restaurant-itis. Will try again later (especially for the pizzas, which were very good at Bel Tramonto). This restaurant is open for lunch and dinner (but I believe closed in the afternoons in between).
Also The Creamery (Klamath Brewing's brew pub in the old dairy) has updated their menu in the last year or so and it's quite a bit better.
Unfortunately I tried the new Blondie's on Washburn (twice) and it was wretched service and food both times - won't be trying that again. This has been such an odd story - they had the burger stand up on Main, closed that, moved down to a new building on S. 6th (still a burger shack, basically) and opened up a full-service at the old Pappy Gander's in the airport - closed both of those plus the Running Y location this last year and are (I think) down to just the Washburn location.
Haven't been to the Basin Martini Bar yet, but I've had it recommended.
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Lawyers continue their efforts to get money for clients in GM recalls
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Three major equity firms to settle collusion lawsuit
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Miley Cyrus NBC special leads to FCC investigation
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State AGs reach settlement with Wyeth Pharma over misleading marketing practices
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The Ultimate Fighter Live on FX – I Am Ready Promo.
Awwwwesome, was wondering when the new season started.
Just had this one thing I had to say… I don't train very often but I've been around a couple gyms and I know a lot of the guys from San Diego, (as I am a resident here) but the other day I saw Dominic Cruz at a club in San Diego and he had a cast on, I asked a BJJ Black Belt who is also a coach at one of the gyms here in SD and he said that Uriah Faber broke his arm, I didn't understand because as far as I knew the show was still being filmed, as I was surprised to see Dominic in SD when he should be in Las Vegas, I doubt anything THAT physical could have happened on the show but now I'm really left wondering what happened….
Did you ever think that he could be drunk and lying to you? You were at a club.
seems like someone would've reported that s*** by now were it true
It's the Ultimate Fighter live.. What does live mean, Ben?


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We often show you videos of supercar races that leave a lot to be desired when it comes to the quality of the videos. More often than not, these are amateur videos shot by people who probably only used their cell phones to shoot the race.
It's rare that we chance upon a video – it actually looks like a short film – that's as professionally done as the one the folks from Stunt Attitude made. Titled as "The Ring Race", the short film features a Porsche 911 GT3 and a Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 Superleggera engaging in a scintillating road race along the four corners of Paris, culminating in an exciting finish towards the end. The short was directed by Antoine Elizabe, who took great lengths in showing the incredible detail of both protagonists as they roared along the streets and highways of Paris.
Beautifully done with great editing, and not to mention two spectacular leading men – or cars – makes this short a must-watch for any Porsche and Lamborghini-loving gearhead.


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Perfect economy
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John Galt
Aug10-06, 02:35 AM
A monopoly can't exist without a consumer to buy their product. They need to have enough consumers to pay them, or else they aren't going to make any money...that is the limit on the prices they can set for their goods.
If a bread congolomorate/monopoly existed and charged $1,000 per loaf, not only would most people starve, but most people wouldn't be able to pay that congolomorate and they wouldn't be able to keep selling bread at that price...it would have to go down. Don't get me wrong, I believe in some government regulation especially considering necessary goods like bread but for the most part the market will determine the price.
The beauty of a free market is that consumers and producers and dependent on eachother for their existence. A producer can't price goods too high or else they won't have a market to sell their goods in. If a producer prices too high, another one can come along with a lower price and take away from the other producer's market.