#Smoothies and Juice Food Truck Los Angeles

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Acai Bar Catering: A Tasty And Wholesome Addition to the Party

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The Acai Attraction

Acai (pronounced ah-sigh-ee) has taken the culinary earth by storm, and forever reason. This smaller but mighty berry is filled with antioxidants, fiber, and healthier fats, rendering it a nutritional powerhouse. By featuring an acai bar at your function, you might be introducing guests to the superfood feeling that not just tastes tasty but also offers a range of health and fitness Advantages.

Customized Creations

One of many highlights of the acai bar is the opportunity to develop customized bowls to suit individual preferences. Company can start with a base of acai puree or smoothie, then increase their beloved toppings like clean fruits, granola, nuts, seeds, and drizzles of honey or nut butter. This customization ensures that everyone can take pleasure in a bowl tailored for their Choices, whether they're craving something fruity, crunchy, or sweet.

A Feast for that Senses

Over and above its nutritional value, an acai bar also offers a feast for the senses. The vibrant hues of acai bowls, coupled with the array of colourful toppings, produce an eye fixed-catching Show that enhances the overall ambiance of one's occasion. Attendees will be drawn on the visually interesting unfold, incorporating a component of pleasure and anticipation for their eating working experience.

Inclusivity and Dietary Preferences

Acai bar catering is also inclusive of varied dietary Choices and limits. Whether or not your friends are vegan, gluten-absolutely free, or dairy-cost-free, there are plenty of selections to accommodate their desires. From plant-centered toppings to substitute milk bases, Anyone can indulge in acai goodness without having compromising on their dietary possibilities.

A Memorable Knowledge

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In summary, incorporating an acai bar into your party catering is a fantastic way to provide a delectable and balanced solution that appeals to an array of preferences. With its customizable creations, visual attraction, inclusivity, and memorable knowledge, an acai bar is sure to be successful with all your company. Make your celebration stand out by dealing with attendees to the flavorful miracles of acai!

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Opportune Growth

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Pairing: Dominique Luca x fem!baker!reader

Summary: While Luca looks for opportunities to expand his food truck business, he doesn't expect growth in his personal life or to meet you, a woman capable of making everything better.

Warnings: fluff

Word Count: 1.9k+ words

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“I’m on it,” Luca says into the phone. “Hopefully by next week.”

Street tilts his head to the side, a silent request to be pulled into the conversation.

“Yeah,” Luca agrees, laughing. “Thanks, Xiomara.”

“What’s funny?” Street asks when Luca ends the call. “I like funny things.”

“You are a funny thing, Streeter.”

“I’m okay with that.”

Luca shakes his head and playfully punches Street’s shoulder. It’s a slow day at SWAT – though none of them will admit that aloud and risk jinxing – and Luca has been spending more time working on the growth and thriving of Guata-Mama’s.

“I’m looking for some opportunities to expand Guata-Mama’s. Ya know, get more jobs, maybe a more permanent spot,” Luca explains, shrugging as he finishes.

“Like a restaurant permanent or a parking spot permanent?” Street clarifies.

“I’ve been asking myself the same question. Xiomara doesn���t seem to care, she just wants to cook, and now that we have enough help, she can. Right now, I’m focusing on finding some new venues; farmer’s markets, events, stuff like that.”

“There’s a farmer’s market like a mile from here tomorrow,” Street remembers. “We could go scope it out, see how Guata-Mama’s would fit in.”

“That’s not a bad idea,” Luca muses.

“Of course it’s not, it’s my idea,” Street counters, smiling. “Plus, you used all the blueberries this morning.”

“There were three left, Street.”

“Tan’s rolling with 50-squad for a hostage situation,” Hondo says as he exits the situation room. “What are you two doing?”

“Planning a takeover of Los Angeles,” Street answers. “Guata-Mama’s will be the only name that matters.”

Luca smiles as he rolls his eyes. “I’m looking for new opportunities.”

“Well, this is the right city for that, my man,” Hondo encourages.

“I feel underdressed,” Street says through his teeth as they enter the farmer’s market.

Luca taps his elbow against Street, then gestures toward a juice vendor. The man is wearing a light kimono, board shorts, and sandals.

“Never mind,” Street adds. “Just rich, overdressed customers then.”

“I’m gonna go talk to a few of the vendors, get a feel for what it’s like,” Luca explains. “You coming with?”

“I’ll catch up,” Street mumbles, his eyes locked on a booth farther down the transformed parking lot.

“Sure, you will,” Luca agrees facetiously.

He walks between tents and fruit stands, smiling and greeting people as he approaches a strip of food trucks. A breakfast truck offers pancakes on a stick, a smoothie/ice cream hybrid truck appeals to health nuts and sweet tooths, and a sandwich truck is parked between them. Around the corner, tents sell homemade food – everything from customizable organic trail mix to fresh bread.

“Good morning,” Luca greets as he approaches the Juice Cream Dream truck. “I was going to ask if I could speak to the owner, but now I think I need to order two blue line smoothies.”

“You an officer?” the woman in the truck asks.

“I am. How’d you know?”

She shrugs and says, “The owner is picking something up, he’ll be back in five minutes, maybe less. I’ll let him know you want to talk to him.”

“Thank you,” Luca replies, retrieving his wallet.

“It’s on the house,” the woman interjects. “Wendall, my boss, told me never to let an officer pay for a drink he made for them.”

She passes Luca the smoothies and tells him to let her know if she can help with anything else.

“Luca!” Street calls as he returns. “There’s an artist over there who painted a picture that looks like- why do you have two smoothies?”

Luca offers one to Street, and his story is forgotten as he takes the first drink.

“That is incredible,” Luca says after taking another sip.

“And it’s got a blue line,” Street muses. “What is the blue line?”

“Blueberry,” a man answers. “Sorry for interrupting, gentleman. My name is Wendall, I was told you wanted to speak with me?”

“I do,” Luca replies, offering his name and hand. “I own a food truck and I was wondering if you’d be willing to share your experience here with me.”

“Of course.”

“I will be at that bakery tent,” Street tells Luca. “Nice to meet you, Wendall.”

“Good morning,” you greet when someone enters your tent. “How are you?”

“Better now,” the man replies. “It smells amazing in here.”

Your smile grows as he begins looking at the labels on your fresh baked goods. Since you opened your bakery, you’ve found immeasurable joy in seeing people enjoy what you make. When you started vending at a farmer’s market, that joy grew. Being face-to-face with customers like this beats being in the back of your shop, you think, even though you love every aspect of your job.

“Looking for anything specific?” you inquire.

“Well, now I’m trying to narrow down what I want because everything looks amazing,” he replies. “Can you recommend anything?”

“Depends on what you like. The raisin scones are my personal favorite, but the butter croissants and maple cookies are well-loved.”

Another man enters your branded tent and sends you a devastatingly beautiful smile.

“Luca,” the first man says, “we need all of it.”

Luca, you repeat to yourself, drawn to him and his name for a reason you’ll probably never know.

“Good morning,” he tells you. “Sorry about my friend.”

“He’s a great customer so far,” you say lightly, smiling at the man before you.

Luca hesitates, desperate to talk to and be near you for as long as possible. He tries to shake the feeling, but it lingers, like a cloud of impenetrable smoke separating the two of you from the rest of the world, blind to reality around you.

“I’m sorry, is your name Luca?” you ask. “You wouldn’t happen to be Dom Luca, of Guata-Mama’s, would you?”

“Dude, she’s heard of you,” Street gushes. “You’ve made it.”

“Yes, I am,” Luca tells you, sending a look to Street. “You’ve heard of it?”

“It’s the best food truck in LA, of course,” you answer. “I’ve been hoping to see the truck at a farmer’s market.”

“That’s actually why I’m here. I think Guata-Mama’s would do well here.”

You nod and pull a folder from beneath your table. “Here is the contact for the director,” you offer, extending a piece of paper. “He’s a great guy, really down to earth and just looking to make local food and businesses accessible.”

“Thank you,” he says, folding the paper carefully to stow it in his pocket. “How long have you been selling here?”

“Not long. I’ve got a brick-and-mortar place, and I thought it was time to get out of the bakery every once in a while. Business is good here, so it worked out.”

“Looking at your product, I’d imagine business is good all the time.”

Luca smiles and ignores Street’s low whistle. You match Luca’s smile as your cheeks warm.

“I know you own Guata-Mama’s but is that your primary job?” you ask.

“No, we’re LAPD SWAT. The truck is more of a passion than a job,” he explains.

“I love that. And thank you for keeping LA safe. A friend of mine was at the flower market shooting a while back, and I heard SWAT was instrumental in keeping those people safe.”

“I made a decision,” Street interrupts.

Luca turns toward him, and his brows raise when he sees Street’s arms full of boxes.

“You do not have to buy everything I mentioned,” you tell him. “You know that, right?”

“I’m not,” Street assures as Luca takes a few boxes. “These are just the things I couldn’t say no to.”

Luca knows the feeling; he can’t imagine saying no to you either.

“If you’re sure,” you say, giving him an out.

“Very sure,” Street answers.

You make more small talk as you ring up the items. After applying a hefty discount, Street pays for the items as you put them in a large canvas bag. You then draw a business card from the stack beside the iPad you use as a register and write your name and cell phone number on the back.

“This is for you,” you tell Luca, sliding it to him.

“It was nice to meet you,” he says after he sees your handwritten note on the back.

“Enjoy the food, and hopefully I’ll see you around.”

You will, Luca mouths as he follows Street out of the tent.

3 Weeks Later

Luca unlocks his phone again, smiling as he taps the screen.

“Okay, what is up with you?” Tan asks. “You’ve been looking at that phone nonstop all week, and you haven’t acknowledge a single one of Rocker’s stupid insults about double date night.”

“Probably because they don’t make sense,” Deacon interjects. “Although, Luca, he’s got a point, you’ve been… in the clouds, lately.”

“Ooh,” Street teases. “Everybody knows something is up with Luca, and I’m the only one who knows what it is.”

“You know?” Tan asks, turning toward Street. “What is it?”

“Why would I tell you?”

“Because we’re friends and he’s on my team.”

“I brought muffins,” Luca says, changing the subject to one thing he knows his team can’t ignore: food.

Tan follows Street toward the kitchen, pestering him about giving away Luca’s secret. Deacon, however, stays with a knowing look.

“Baked goods, huh?” he asks. “That’s not really your specialty, Luca. Or something you’d go out of your way for, unless someone made them more appealing.”

“Maybe I just got them at the store,” Luca counters.

“You’d never feed us store bakery goods.”

Luca sighs and nods. “She owns a bakery.”

“And it’s been, what, a month since you met?”

“Three weeks.”

“You really care about her.”

“I think I love her, Deac. This is different than anything I’ve experienced before. It’s like she’s a magnet, an addictive drug, I don’t know, but I can’t go long without thinking of her.”

“You’re telling the wrong person,” Deacon points out. “I’m happy for you, Luca. And I’m willing to bet that this woman feels the same, this isn’t like your past relationships.”

“No, it isn’t.”

“Let’s go to dinner,” Hondo says as he closes his locker. “I’m in the mood for not having to cook.”

“I’m in,” Tan agrees.

“Me too,” Street adds.

“Annie’s sister is watching the kids while she prepares a deposition, so I’m free,” Deacon says.

Luca checks his watch before he answers. “I have to run by a new store to get some ultra-fine milled whole wheat flour.”

Tan’s eyes widen dramatically. “No way.”

Deacon and Street nod, and Hondo looks between them and Luca several times.

“Is that a special flour, or?” Hondo inquires, lost.

“Don’t focus on the flour itself,” Deacon says. Hondo raises his fingers from his backpack strap in question. “He’s going to a special store to buy a specific ingredient for something he wouldn’t use.”

Hondo considers Deacon’s explanation for several seconds, then asks, “A girl?”

“Not just any girl,” Street replies, “a baker.”

“My man!” Hondo cheers. “When were you going to tell us?”

“He didn’t have to tell us,” Tan teases. “We figured it out without a lesson in romance from Deac.”

“Pipe down,” Deacon interjects.

“Get the flour and then meet us at the restaurant,” Hondo tells Luca. “We need to plan to meet this baker that swept Luca off his feet.”

“Oh, you have no idea,” Street says as they exit the locker room, ignorant of Luca’s phone buzzing again.

[samparoy]

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[viranlly]

I hopped off the plane on LAX with my appetite and my chambray short-suit. The weather this time in the City of Angels was, to my surprise, bearable (knowing it’s the end of August and I’m a seasoned complainer about the heat). After a two hour something flight from Bellingham (thanks Allegiant!), we cruised through the also surprisingly smooth LA traffic to DTLA.

Our crib for the week was shiny and new, ultra-chic, with multi-million dollar view of Downtown Los Angeles. LEVEL furnished living is not only strategically located in the heart of DTLA, it’s equipped with amazing amenities (pool, outdoor theatre, spacious gym with its own room for Peloton - yes, I worked out during this trip), and did I mention the view from our 29th-floor suite was spectacular?! What made this stay particularly memorable tho,was the level of hospitality we received from their all-star team: impeccable with personalities bubblier than a chilled grapefruit LaCroix!

My memory of DTLA only goes as far as a mid-May pool party on top of the ACE hotel. But this time, I really got to explore the hood - and it was lovely. Of course there are those quintessential Los Angeles institutions (HA!): celebrity Whole Foods, Sweetgreens, and Bottega Louie but I obvs. skipped the healthy-ish stuff and went straight to the important ones. Cocktail bars - surprise!

On our first night, however, I was in the mood for wine. Natural wine. Upon a little research, we stumbled upon Garçons de Café, a rustic-chic French wine bar with sizeable library of vino that includes several bottles of skin-contact and natural wines. A glass of Le p’tit Barriot Syrah was poured to start the evening: full-ish body, bursts of floral and stone-fruit with just the right amount of tannin and spices too. It would’ve been a perfect serenade-me-to-bed kind of wine but nonetheless it was delicious even to start the evening.

Before I ran out of battery, we made it to the Nomad Los Angeles and caught a second wind. The DTLA chapter offers the classic Nomad feels: luscious, velvety, old-school bank-turned-to-hotel with a touch of California sunshine. Colours, textures and prints fill the lobby bar. Photogenic and poetic. Serving up the classics from the NYC counterpart, original, some large format (cocktails for 2), and even larger format (for 3-4,‘depending on your tolerance’ they said) libations, it’s one of those places to see and be seen, to drink and to be (day) drunk. Bonus point for the attractive staffs HA!

I had to come back to the ACE just to relive my youth one more time. Surrounding myself with hype kids, who, most likely would have released more than one EPs in their early 20s, it was adorable. It terms of the menu, It was more a tequila soda with a side of overpriced cold-pressed juice for me.

Conveniently located behind our apartment, is the Broken Shaker. A rooftop pool bar with bumpin’ music and killer tiki cocktails. Fun, colourful, rum and tequila-focused menu with late-night bar bites, it’s a perfect place for a nightcap, especially when you live literally steps away!

DTLA’s sunshine, full-blast air conditioning and fluffy pillows somehow made my hangover less dreadful and more manageable. I had two options: go downstairs and check out the smoothie bar, or go downstairs, turn the corner and get shake shack. I feel like this was an obvious choice when one is in LA, but you never know, cause a lady never shack and tell 😏.

We spent the afternoon exploring the jewelry district as we made our way to the Grand Central Market. A food-enthusiast Mecca with tons of vendors that are uniquely DTLA: from eggslut to oyster bar, Filipino-inspired rice bowls to cold-pressed juice and tacos (obvs), everything is available in one, huge-ass foodhall.

Right across the street from GCM, is the staircase that leads you to the other side of DTLA. The financial district (I assume), the Broad and the Walt Disney Concert Hall. This hike (yes, I considered this steps a hike) took my breath away, literally. My out-of-breath self rejoiced when I saw the Kogi truck waiting for us at the top - worth every step. Naturally, we made a pit-stop for the infamous short rib tacos, which, hit the spot.

*intermission* We went to the Broad, saw some Basquiat and Murakami, took photos of some Koons, almost saw Kusama yada yada yada skipped the Runyon and took nap...*

Fast forward to dinner time!

Honestly one of the things that I am most excited about during this trip was our dinner at Petit Trois. The middle sister restaurant from the award-winning, celebrity chef Ludo Lefebvre (who’s also behind Trois Mec and Ludo Bird). Offering classic French cuisine meets Los Angeles strip-malls. Juxtaposition at its finest and most delicious form.

The 35-seater restaurant is bustling with people coming in and out, basting in the aroma of butter and fresh-baked bagutte. J’ador - Je’ very hungry!

Both the cocktail and wine list are well-curated to accompany the Parisian bistro-style food menu. No fuzz no muss. Tartare de boeuf, escargot that’s bathed in butter and garlic (extra baguette), steak frites, perfectly fluffy, shiny and spotless French omelette of my dream, and I cannot stress how bummed I was that we didn’t order the burger. Tres bien, parfait!

This evening turned into a whirlwind of tequila sodas and bar hopping along WeHo that I honestly can’t really recall the deets 😏 but it was the perfect Friday night, thanks to my lovely companion ❤️

I started the last day in LA with a pleasant surprise. My hangover was a no show - honestly, at this age, this is a big win. I hopped on a uber to the art district for a cute coffee meeting with an old friend Blake and his lovely wife Ashley at the newly opened Verve coffee. The property is HUGE, it might as well be a mall. They also take my morning coffee experience to the next level with their “cocktail” menu: no booze just buzz. It was very fascinating and exciting - exactly what we need back here in Vancouver.

We spent the last couple hours wandering around Abbott Kinney and Venice beach. My goodness the people here are too pretty for their own sake. Jeremy even insisted to go to muscle beach for a little pull-up session. I was just there, sipping my CBD-infused lemonade, sticking out like the sore thumb - it was hysterical.

A hop, skip and an hour nap later, I came back to Nomad for one last cocktail. Still hoping for a meet-cute with a good looking, well-dressed, fresh out of Hollywood star to happen. It did not happen.

I took my hungry self to KazuNori, the original handroll sushi bar, just couple blocks away from the Nomad. The yellowtail and the scallop were particularly stellar that night - and the sea bass sashimi was also a big winner. I don’t know if it’s an LA thing or whatever, but the couple next to me shared six pieces of handrolls. I successfully stuffed 12 rolls to myself. Oh well - it was f*ckin delicious.

With three hours of sleep, I gathered myself and started packing. We watched the sunrise on the way to LAX, half alive but fully grateful.

I absolutely can’t wait to go back to LA. I mean, I didn’t get a chance to eat KBBQ this time... so Elay, I’ll be back!

Thanks again to Allegiant! for the fabulous flight and LEVEL furnished living for the hospitality!

[noble-michele]

Back@It, Again

31 March 2019

Had a pretty good day. Woke up and did the Writing Challenge. I changed the length of time between the writing sessions from 4 minutes to 3 minutes and the number of writing sessions from 4 to 3 as well; but, I think that I’m going to switch the length of time back to 4 minutes because I found that I wasn’t able to write fast enough at the 3 minute time length. After I wrote, I ate my last Morning Glory muffins for a while maybe even forever and had some tea. I then played around on my guitar for a while.

I washed dishes and practiced my piano lessons as well as played a few of my songs on the piano. I took an Epsom salt/baking soda detox bath then showered and washed my hair. I started listening to a new audio book and played some games. Then I warmed my dinner and watched The Closer, God Friended Me, NCIS, Los Angeles and the last hour of American Idol. Right before God Friended Me, the electric went out in my building and on my block for around 15/20 minutes or so. But it was okay; I just stayed on my couch most of the time instead of trying to fumble around in the dark for a flashlight. Once the electric came back on, I went out to my truck and grabbed some water from the back; came back in and finished watching God Friended Me.

Tomorrow, I start my raw food lifestyle and I started pulling down some raw food recipes from the Internet today….salads, juices, smoothies, etc. the first few days, I think will be mostly smoothies and overnight oats until I get a juicer and a food dehydrator. I plan to go food shopping tomorrow to stock up on veggies and fruit for the week. I think that I’m going to try to shop weekly so that I will always have fresh vegetables and fruit that way, the food will not spoil.

Well, I think that’s all for now! Going to brush my teeth and go to bed.

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Not to be outdone by McDonald’s and its recent collaborations with musical artists, Jack in the Box has paired up with Jason Derulo.

The chain is operating a virtual restaurant — One in a Milli — in the Los Angeles area, with a handful of items inspired by Derulo’s “Milli Meals,” made when he acquires another million followers on TikTok.

One of those items, the Milli Meal, is available at any Jack in the Box.

The Jack in the Box Milli Meal consists of three of the chain’s new limited-time offerings: A Triple Bacon Cheesy Jack burger, Jack’s Classic Roost Fries, and three Chocolate Croissant Bites.

Cost for the Milli Meal is $11 locally, and is available via the Jack in the Box app through Aug. 8.

Guests who order the Milli Meal are also entered into a weekly drawing for a Derulo swag pack, including custom sneakers; a Milli Meal tank, hat, chain necklace, and sticker; a $100 Jack in the Box gift card and an autographed picture of Derulo.

Five weekly winners will receive a smaller swag pack, consisting of a $15 Jack in the Box gift card and a Milli Meal tank, hat, chain necklace and sticker.

Jack’s got rewards

In other Jack in the Box news, the chain is the latest to launch a loyalty rewards program.

The program is available via the Jack in the Box app.

Participants earn one point for every dollar spent using the app, and points can be redeemed for free food.

Current rewards include free large curly fries, Jumbo Jack burger, or 10-piece chicken nuggets at 40 points; free Jack’s Spicy Chicken sandwich, Sourdough Jack, or Ultimate Cheeseburger at 50 points; and a free Homestyle Ranch Chicken Club, Buttery Jack Classic burger, or Bacon Ultimate Cheeseburger at 60 points.

The Jack in the Box app is available for Android and iOS.

Summer salad option

Flame Broiler, which specializes in Korean-inspired rice bowls, is turning down the flame this summer.

The chain recently launched a limited-time Sprout Salad, made with spring mix, cabbage, shredded carrots, green onions, and soybean sprouts, along with chicken, beef, tofu or half chicken and half beef.

The salad is available at the following Inland Empire locations:

Corona: 1297 E. Ontario Ave., Suite 103; 440 River Road; 420 N. McKinley St., Suite 103; 750 S. Lincoln Ave., Suite 102.

Menifee: 27774 Newport Road, Suite 101

Moreno Valley: 23550 Alessandro Blvd., Suite 102.

Murrieta: 40444 Murrieta Hot Springs Road, Suite 103.

Ontario: 929 N. Milliken Ave., Suite 101.

Rancho Cucamonga: 6371 Haven Ave., Suite 2; 8005 Vineyard Ave., Suite H-1.

Riverside: 4950 La Sierra Ave., Suite 6; 1201 University Ave., Suite. 109-A.

Temecula: 40573 Margarita Road, Suite G.

Upland: 110 S. Mountain Ave., Unit A.

Prices start at $7.90.

Bagelry bought

Sal’s Pizza and the Bagelry in La Verne has new owners — and a new name.

The restaurant, which opened as The Bagelry in 1995, became Sal’s with new owners in 2005, and will now operate as Sal’s Bagelry and Brew.

Sal’s Bagelry and Brew is at 2095 Foothill Blvd.

Smoothie Day deal

National Smoothie Day is Monday, June 21, and Juice It Up! is offering a giveaway, a buy-one-get-one-free deal, and new limited-time smoothie flavors on that day.

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The first 50 guests to order smoothies on that day will receive a free Juice It Up! tumbler. Also, rewards members can get buy-one-get-one-free Classic Smoothies all day.

The chain will also launch two new limited-time summer smoothies that day, but is keeping the flavors under wraps for now.

Taco Takeover

Miguel’s Jr. has launched a Taco Takeover, introducing two new soft tacos for a limited time.

The Chicken Mole Taco features shredded chicken wrapped in a soft corn tortilla, topped with fresh cilantro, avocado, and a drizzle of house-made pipian mole sauce.

The Carnitas Soft Taco includes carnitas, topped with diced onion and cilantro, wrapped in a soft corn tortilla.

The chain is also offering a strawberry lemonade for a limited time.

-on June 16, 2021 at 03:01AM by John Plessel

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Something Exciting is Happening on The June Lake Loop

Over the past twenty years, not too many things have changed in June Lake. Main stays like Ernie’s & the Tiger Bar have been around since the 30’s. So, it came as a shock when we made the journey down to shred June Mountain this season that something big is happening. An energy that wasn’t there when we visited almost five years ago was alive & electric. Walking down main street, a plethora of new places to eat, drink, and hang out have opened. It’s a new era on the June Lake Loop that you need to experience.

The “Spark” – Alterra Re-opens June Mountain

Photo by: Local Freshies®

What has caused this spark for new businesses to open? To answer this question, you must look at the tourism behind it. Mountain towns are at their soul’s cyclical. People descend upon cozy hamlets in a short, albeit enjoyable season. For most, this peak period is winter, but for June Lake Loop, it’s actually summer. The goal for most is to catch the “big fish” on one of the many alpine lakes surrounding it. When Alterra decided to re-open June Mountain, it didn’t just mean more ski terrain, but rather kicked off the spark that helped usher a new era for the June Lake Loop.

June Lake Brewing

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And what was the first new business to open in June Lake after the resort re-opened? A brewery of course! June Lake Brewing is located a block off the main drag & is a destination in and of itself. June Lake’s quality of water is the stuff of legends. Since beer is 90-95% water, combine that with a mad scientist of creating ales & you better expect some of the tastiest beers you’ve EVER had. And to top things off, served alongside the great selection of award-winning ales is the Ohanas 395 food truck. You can order up a delicious “Hawaiian soul food” dish & they’ll drop it off right in the tasting room.

The Lift June Lake

Be sure to try the nightly special… like these stuffed poblano peppers – Photo by: Local Freshies®

As you pull into town, one of the first structures you come up to is “The Lift.” It’s pretty obvious since outside of it is an old school chair-lift hanging in the sky. The interior is what you could call mountain modern. Concrete finished floors, a wine bar made out of 200-year-old Monterey cypress and bright lighting makes it feel hip but at the same time comfortable. A place you could see yourself studying or just hanging out for a glass of wine. While most cafés talk a big game about making high quality, fresh food and awesome customer service, the Lift actually does it.

No matter if you show up for breakfast, lunch, OR dinner, the artistic variations of cuisine are something you’d expect in Los Angeles or New York not June Lake. For example, their popular California croque monsieur sandwich is like a Reuben meets a French dip. The bread is the key! It’s crunchy on the outside yet soft on the inside. AMAZING! And no matter what… if there’s a special, TRY IT! You won’t be disappointed.

Gordo’s Mexican

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After a big day on the mountain or fishing on a pristine alpine lake on the Loop, you can build up quite a big appetite. Gordo’s Mexican restaurant will make sure you walk out happy & full. For starters, you get complimentary homemade chips and salsa. Instead of the typical watery variety, their salsa is as thick as a pasta sauce & perfect for dipping their fresh homemade tortilla chips. Nearly everything on the menu is delicious, well-crafted, and big. In fact, the portions are so large that you could split them between two people.

T-Bar Social Club

You wouldn’t guess in a town of only 600 residents there would be a good music venue. Well, in June Lake you’d be wrong! This hidden gem is just one stage of a multi-year project to bring back the Sierra Inn to its former glory. They are making sure to respect the feel of the region but at the same time improving upon it with such things as bringing in a world-class sound system. The T-Bar Social Club is a perfect place to rock out to live music, see live comedy, hear inspirational speakers, and so much more.

And That’s Not All

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If you take a moment and walk down Main Street, you’ll see many other businesses that have decided to open up shop. While we ended up riding until last chair every day, we heard great things about Hermitage Juice Bar. This quaint café dishes out clean & healthy food, well-crafted coffee drinks, and of course cold-press smoothies that will make your body run at peak performance.

And it’s not just food and brews that are opening either. If you’re looking for a cool souvenir, be sure to check out Gallery 158. Named after the Loop’s designated highway number, you might find the perfect souvenir to bring home. And for those that enjoy an alternative way to relax, consider swinging by High Sierra Cannabis. They’ve collaborated with a flower (the term of art for “bud”) producer to create three unique-to-June strands: June Bloom, Bodie Ghost and Gnome Zone. And last but not least, a new tech startup by the name of Insane Audio is in town which builds premium off-roading sound systems.

Old Stomping Grounds Are Still Here Too!

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Does that mean all the ole’ stomping grounds are gone? Nope! Ernie’s is still here making sure that your fishing or ski gear is ready for the day. The Tiger Bar & Café still holds the second OLDEST liquor license in California serving up mean drinks to the wee hours of the morning or a Patty Melt made out of fresh never frozen beef.

You may come to June Lake for the impressive scenery, easy access to backcountry skiing, and crystal-clear waters, but now you’ll want to stay for all the fun you can have AFTER the sun goes down.

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Food Trucks: The Real Movable Feasts

From the basic chuck wagon fare of stews, beans and biscuits, we’ve got come an extended way and assume far greater than the antique cellophane wrapped sandwich of the 50s and 60s, in conjunction with stale espresso. Ethnic cuisines and made to order warm meals at the moment are not unusual for harried on-the-run office people, and we’re wiling to pay pinnacle greenback for the benefit.

In the 50s, cell canteens serviced u.S. Military troops on bases and maneuvers, but they have been little more than regulation chow. Individuals have come to expect a long way greater and innovative vendors gladly solution the call. From early ice cream vehicles to the recent dog vendors with their vienna red meat umbrellas, hundreds tumble out of offices, factories and stores, headed to that truck down the road where they realize what they may locate and don’t mind status in line for it. Who wishes stale merchandising device ingredients or speedy food burgers when we can get fresh falafel packed into pita bread, a plate of nachos or an real fish and chips wrapped in newsprint. What has developed from the “roach educate” of the past to a venue that launched the career of many government chefs, meals trucks now even cater at unique activities, college campuses,conferences and weddings.

Let’s see the most popular and state-of-the-art offerings from those meals-on-wheels throughout the united states of america. Most of these truck operators also have eating places multiple places, and many are culinary college graduate and cooks:

The grilled cheeserie – from simple to designer grilled cheese sandwiches, nashville

The taco truck – a diffusion of tacos and toppings, as well as burritos, hoboken, nj

Fukuburger truck – the actual final call of its eastern proprietor, burgers feature unusual asian toppings and sauces, las vegas

Mac mart truck – takes mac and cheese to a new stage with innovative substances, philadelphia

Luke’s lobster – lobster, crab and shrimp rolls for approximately $17 (clearly no longer for the ones on a price range) big apple metropolis

The cow and curd – cheese curds, batter dipped and deep fried, with dipping sauces, philadelphia

Kogi bbq – creative and various korean cuisine, los angeles

Ms. Cheezious – greater designer grilled cheese sandwiches, one in every of the usa’s favourite consolation foods, miami

Cinnamon snail – vegan meals for the extra health-aware and non meat-ingesting crowd, with no longer a snail in sight (cross parent) nyc

Oink and moo bbq – award-winning beef and red meat bbq with all the trimmings, nj

In case you venture into ethnic neighborhoods, including a large metropolis chinatown, glaringly you will find a preponderance of their local cuisines dotting the streets, however universal those are the maximum commonplace menu items throughout the us of a:

Barbecue Hamburgers Warm dogs Espresso and espresso drinks Smoothies / wholesome drinks and juices “grown-up” grilled cheese sandwiches Sliders Cupcakes and desserts Avenue tacos and burritos Sushi Lobster rolls Mediterranean menus / gyros Crepes with special toppings Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches Pizza Ice cream and smooth serve Shaved ice / italian ice Indian meals Hawaiian food Chicken wings

Within the us, food vans are a $1.2 billion enterprise. No matter the apparent demanding situations which include lack of warm going for walks water, strict rules, licenses and fitness laws, meals vehicles serve an essential function in our society and offer a crucial carrier to lots of people anywhere. Even though chuck wagons might also simply be nostalgia, the concept lives on. Meals trucks. Whilst you just can not wait to eat.

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