Bangor
Bangor, CA · Food & Drink
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Organic Headstash Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Natural Process
Sweetly fruit-forward, balanced, gently floral. Strawberry, cocoa nib, honey, plum, lavender in aroma and cup. Briskly sweet acidity; creamy, rounded mouthfeel. Clean, lingering finish of berry and cocoa sweetness. Notes. Produced by Bogalech Muda, from trees of local landrace varieties of Arabica, and processed by the natural method (dried in...
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2023 Navarro Vineyards Zinfandel Old Vine Cuvée – Bottle Notes
Located in the Anderson Valley, Navarro Vineyards has been producing exceptional, fairly-priced wines since 1974. The winery is best known for its range of Pinot Noirs, including the showstopper Deep End Blend (available through futures). They also produce an age-worthy Cabernet Sauvignon a delicious Zinfandel and their whites are noteworthy and food friendly with an exceptional Riesling, Gewurztaminer and Gruner Vetliner amongst many others.
Redding Record Searchlight
New Downtown Redding business, El Polo Loco update are 'Buzz'-ing this week
Redding Record Searchlight
From menudo to tri-tip, Redding gas stations have your next tasty takeout at a nice price
Gas stations have upped the game on food choices. A few of them, like Maverik, rival fast-food restaurants with plenty of hot and fresh offerings. Most stations with their convenience stores typically offer fountain drinks, snacks and packaged sandwiches, but a few take gas station food to the next level. Follow along for what you'll find at five spots in the Redding area. Krispy Krunchy Chicken, University Market at Valero Walk into the University Market at the corner of Churn Creek Road and College View Drive, make a left and you’ll see the Krispy Krunchy Chicken counter. Here, kitchen manager Steven Thompson and his crew fill orders for their popular chicken tenders and potato wedges. But there’s also thighs, drumsticks, whole wings and more. “A lot of people come in and they seem genuinely impressed with our chicken,” Thompson said. “I tell my crew all the time that we’re getting feedback from our customers and they’re saying that we’re some of the best in town.” “I try to be humble about it but this is what our customers are saying,” he added. Sausage and bacon breakfast burritos are another go-to item. They’re made fresh next door by From the Hearth
Redding Record Searchlight
French bakery steps from Redding Public Market has 'dreamy' opening. El Pollo Loco update
The day after the Tuesday, Nov. 4, election, the line at the counter nearly reached the front door inside downtown Redding’s new French bakery. La Joie opened days before and owner Kate Grennell has been overwhelmed by the initial response. “It feels like it’s been years in the making. We feel like we’ve been in construction for an eternity, but we have seen the light at the end of the tunnel, and it’s been so fun to see people show up and turn out,” she said. La Joie is on the ground floor of Market Center on the northeast corner of Market and Yuba streets. While it’s not technically part of the soon-to-be-open Redding Public Market , the bakery, steps away from the market, should be a welcome complement. Like other surrounding business owners, Grennell is eager to see the market open, which is expected to be sometime in November. “Really excited to see all of those businesses open. We kind of chat and gossip in here about where we are going to go for lunch when they open up,” Grennell said. “I think we’re really going to collaborate and bounce off each other but it’s really fun to see
Redding Record Searchlight
Buzz builds around Redding Public Market opening soon with food, drink choices
The Redding Public Market is expected to celebrate its grand opening in November. Expectations are high for a project and concept that the developer and food and retail vendors that will make up the market say will transform downtown. Indeed, expectations are high. The market has the potential to change the dynamic of downtown, much like the renovation of the historic Cascade Theatre did more than 20 years ago and more recently reopening Market Street to vehicle traffic. The market is on the ground floor of the Market Center building on Market Street. “I think it’s going to be incredible,” said Seng Saechao, who owns Maro Noodle House, one of the restaurants in the market. “I think when the rest of Redding sees what’s inside, I think their minds are going to be blown. There’s nothing like this in town; not a lot of stuff like this anywhere I’ve been to.” I visited with Saechao inside the market on a recent weekday morning as crews continued working toward the opening. “It will get done pretty quick,” he said the work still going on. “Everybody is pretty much there, all the equipment is here, it’s just the installing, cleaning up and
krcrtv.com
Redding Public Market set to revitalize downtown with new offerings
REDDING, Calif. — The Redding Public Market is taking shape in downtown Redding, promising to bring a variety of restaurants, a grocery store, and shops to Market Street. K2 Development, the company spearheading the project, recently installed a grand sign above the market. CEO Allen Knott announced that soft...
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Shipping containers transform into new Redding restaurant
REDDING, Calif. — A new restaurant called The Ribcage is taking shape in downtown Redding, utilizing repurposed shipping containers at the corner of Market Street and Shasta. K2 Development Companies began the project last year, with the two-story, over 3,600-square-foot restaurant expected to be completed by mid-next year. The...
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People Drive From All Over California To Dine At This Rustic Breakfast Restaurant
Hidden in the heart of Redding stands a dining destination so beloved that Californians willingly embark on hours-long road trips just to savor its legendary breakfast offerings. Lumberjacks Restaurant isn’t trying to be subtle with its larger-than-life blue and red Paul Bunyan statue greeting you from the roadside, proudly announcing...
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The Best Chicken Fried Steak In California Is Hiding Inside This Rustic Restaurant
There’s a culinary treasure hiding in plain sight along the roadways of Redding, California, where the chicken fried steak has achieved legendary status among comfort food connoisseurs. Lumberjacks Restaurant stands proudly announced by a towering blue and red Paul Bunyan statue, his mighty arm raised in greeting as if...
Redding Record Searchlight
downtown Redding Domino's Pizza, the rest of the story; westside tap house
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This Unassuming Restaurant In California Serves Up The Best Jalapeño Poppers You’ll Ever Taste
Hidden treasures often lurk in the most unexpected places, and The Lighthouse in Redding, California proves this delicious point with every crispy, cheese-filled jalapeño popper that emerges from their kitchen. While most travelers zoom through this Northern California city on Interstate 5, locals know that this modest eatery houses...
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2016 Black Kite Pinot Noir Kite’s Rest – Bottle Notes
Black Kite Cellars, a family-run winery, specializing in block-designated Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Founded by Donald and Maureen Green in 2003, Black Kite is named for the beautiful but endangered Black Shouldered Kite that is native to the Anderson Valley. Jeff Gaffner of Saxon Brown is the consulting winemaker. Kite’s...
Redding Record Searchlight
Downtown Redding gets a restaurant it turned away 25 years ago. Tap house opening
Times have changed in downtown Redding. The former Downtown Grounds coffee shop at Market Street and Eureka Way is being redeveloped into a Domino’s Pizza. According to the city's building department, the location will cater to delivery and take-out customers only. No sit-down dining. Nearly 25 years ago, the Redding Planning Commission unanimously rejected plans for a Domino’s Pizza on a then vacant lot at Shasta and Market streets, across from Old City Hall. Eventually, that lot was redeveloped into the Gateway Building, which houses Kobe Seafood & Steakhouse on the ground floor and apartments on the second floor. Back in November 2002, the city wanted no part of the one-story, 4,875-square-foot building that would have housed the national pizza chain and adjoining cafe. Commissioners said the project did not meet the urban, high-density and pedestrian-friendly downtown the city envisioned, according to the Record Searchlight story. The Domino’s proposal was the first project to come before the planning commission since the new Downtown Redding Specific Plan was enacted a year earlier. Then planning commission Chair Gray Brickwood summed up the proposal “as a square peg in a round hole,” former R-S reporter Scott Mobley wrote in his story. “We have
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New public market set to revitalize downtown Redding
REDDING, Calif. - A new public market is set to transform downtown Redding, bringing a mix of food, drink, and entertainment to the city. The development is already generating significant excitement among locals. Developers have designed the Redding Public Market to draw inspiration from popular destinations like Seattle’s Pike Place...
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This Humble American Diner In California Secretly Serves The State’s Best Hamburgers
Tucked away in the shadow of majestic Mt. Shasta stands a wooden cabin-like structure that might not catch your eye at first glance. But Black Bear Diner in Mt. Shasta, California isn’t just another roadside eatery – it’s a temple of American comfort food where hamburgers achieve a level of perfection that would make fast-food chains weep with inadequacy.
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The Rustic Restaurant In California That Secretly Serves The State’s Best Breakfast
Hidden in plain sight along a Redding roadway stands a restaurant where breakfast dreams come true and pancakes achieve their highest purpose. Lumberjacks Restaurant might look like just another roadside eatery from the highway, but locals and savvy travelers know better – this timber-themed treasure serves what might secretly be California’s most satisfying morning meal.
turtlebay.org
Caffeinate for a Cause 2025: Celebrating Community, Coffee, and Turtle Bay!
Yesterday was a day full of energy, excitement, and community spirit as we hosted Caffeinate for a Cause 2025! From the early morning 7–9am shift to the lively 2–4pm shift, our honorary baristas brought incredible enthusiasm, big smiles, and a contagious sense of fun. Their high spirits helped make the day truly special, spreading cheer while supporting Turtle Bay’s mission.
Mount Shasta Herald
Wine, beer and music at Siskiyou Humane Society fundraiser. Come by for a nip
The Siskiyou Humane Society puts on the dog for its Garden Party and Silent Auction at Native Grounds Nursery and The Garden Tap in Mount Shasta. The animal shelter and rescue hosts its annual fundraiser "in the lush golden-hour beauty" of the nursery from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 28, at 1172 S Mount Shasta Blvd. in Mount Shasta, according to an announcement issued by the shelter.
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Local Dutch Bros. locations in Redding, Palo Cedro, Anderson hold Caffeinate for a Cause event for Turtle Bay Exploration Park
By purchasing coffee at the Dutch Bros. locations in Redding, Anderson, and Palo Cedro, you can help the Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding. One dollar from every purchase plus tips will go towards Turtle Bay.