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john segale | June 29, 2007 at 2:35 pm
Wow! What hot dishes!!! Great site, Kundred told me to check it out. Congratulations.
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Jennifer Quermann | July 27, 2007 at 2:08 pm
This was so fun to read all the stories and recipes here. Nice job….I will definitely continue to come back. Nice work.
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Deb Thornton | August 7, 2007 at 2:47 pm
Great site everyone – as an alum, I”m glad to see the FH foodie scene alive and well.
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Tami Wilson | August 16, 2007 at 4:53 am
Hey there Sacramento foodies! Love the site. MIss you all!!
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Lori Briggs | September 21, 2007 at 4:20 pm
Cheese loaf at Rio City Café-please tell me one of you very lucky people who live so close to this heavenly food, has this recipe???
I enjoyed it about 5 years ago at Rio City and believe it or not, I have been craving it again, but haven’t made it back up there. Help!!!
Thanks in advance; you are making a fellow foodie, down here in San Diego, VERY HAPPY!
Lori
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Michelle Mello | October 2, 2007 at 4:53 pm
Britt-I lived with you for a year and never had a magic cookie bar? You better be bringing me some to munch on at the UCLA game!!! Great site!
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Holly Day | May 11, 2008 at 12:03 pm
Great site! But have you figured out where to buy blood oranges and rye flour?
Thanks
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JOEL | June 3, 2008 at 8:49 am
so when do i get to go have coctails at ella with the sac foodies?
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Rick Kushman | September 9, 2008 at 10:02 am
Great to meet you all. Let’s hear it for chicken and waffles.
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Cody Lewis | September 18, 2008 at 3:06 pm
Hi Sac Foodies,
I love your site and I want to challenge the nine of you to make your way out to Hawks Restaurant in the Quarry Ponds shopping center, in Granite Bay. If you ladies are into casual fine dining (if, hah), you have got to come try the food. We have an array of farm fresh dishes, thirst-quenching cocktails, and a wine list that features some of the “Diamonds in the Rough” of the wine world. I am a server at the restaurant, and if you ask for me, I assure you, you will receive the royal treatment. Even if you don’t ask for me, you will receive the royal treatment. Anyway, best of luck, and I hope I see your names on a reservation list soon.
Thanks, Cody.
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larry miyamura | September 22, 2008 at 11:33 am
I read about your group in last Weds food section. Sounds like a real fun group. I am a commercial salmon troller who lives in Loomis but fishes out of SF. My wife and I sell our fish at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Mkt. Salmon season is closed this year so we have morphed our business plan to sell the best seafood abailable. We currently sell over 20 different kinds of fish and shellfish. We try to cover all price points from sardines, sand dabs, whole rock cod to grade 1 ahi, kanpachi or hiramasa (hamachi substitutes) to Teramoto sashimi grade scallops. What I was thinking – if your group wanted to visit the market – maybe you already have – is that we could give you a tour of some of the vendors both at the farmners market inside the building. The market is Sats from 8-2. We would recomment taking Amtrak which drops you off right in front of the Ferry Bldg. We’ve done this with some of our friends and they’ve had a great time and were amazed at the qualitiy of products.
Larry
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Amy Kull | September 24, 2008 at 10:02 am
Larry,
I’m a Bay Area-based team member of Sac Foodies. I work out of Fleishman-Hillard’s San Francisco office and I’d LOVE to take you up on your offer, along with one of the original Sac Foodies, Amy Jackson, who has also moved to SF. I’ll email you directly to set up a date!
Amy Kull
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Jennifer Snyder | December 10, 2008 at 5:45 pm
Hey there-
I just wanted to get the word out to all of Sactown’s foodies: Dine Downtown will return January 10 – 16! We’ve got 24 restaurants signed on to participate with several new to the event. To find out more, you can visit downtownsac.org/dinedowntown.
Thanks!
Jennifer
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Kimberli | April 27, 2009 at 5:39 pm
I’m coming to Sacramento Thursday night thru Sunday for a little business. I’m looking for one great place to take someone for business and many good places to try that a single gal won’t feel odd at eating alone since I know no one out there! I love all food. Bring it ON!
I’ll be doing a trunk show at The Village Hat Shop on Sunday, midday and should be on your local TV station Saturday morning to talk about it! Other than that i want to eat, knit, shop and explore!
Any suggestions?
Thanks!!
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sacfhoodies | April 28, 2009 at 9:38 am
Hi Kimberli -
So glad you asked! I think for business Il Fornaio is always delicious and classy – or if you aren’t picking up the tab, try the Waterboy for some of the best food in town! Or the Tower Cafe is a Sacramento landmark that always serves up reliable fare.
As for a single gal out on the town, I think you could have a great “fancy Mexican food” meal at Zocalo (and a great margarita!) and probably sit at the bar to eat if you wanted. Another fun place is Tapa the World because you can try a few different dishes.
Wherever you end up dining, be sure to let us know! Enjoy Sacramento!
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Lee | May 11, 2009 at 1:59 pm
Are you going out to review Tres Agaves any time soon? I know its in Roseville, but I love the one in SF and want to know if this one is as good!
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Jenna | May 11, 2009 at 3:13 pm
Hi Lee – If one of us is in Roseville, we’ll have to check out Tres Agaves – thanks for the tip!