adventures - and misadventures -
with great food & wine
Monday, July 28, 2008
Vegas in the 70's
So with my Vegas trip postponed (see previous post), I did do a little mini-Vegas on Friday and Saturday: poker with my friends JS and Jimmy Z at both River Rock Casino and the 101 Casino. I played well: three tournaments, two final tables, one victory. Food wise, we went old-school (surprise, surprise) on Friday, eating at the City Limits Restaurant within the 101 Casino. Why is it 'like Vegas in the 70's"? The food is great, focused on beef, and very inexpensive... because they want to take your money gambling!
Anyway, when the City Limits Restaurant first opened, I thought to myself, "No way is this going to work." But it's flourishing. The card players like it and the word has gotten out among the locals how inexpensive it is. I love it. I love the decor and the fact that the staff, led by Food and Bev Director John Timberlake, treat you like they want you to come dine with them. (For my rant on soul-less, plastic hostesses, see my earlier post: Shin-kicking the Hostess.) Check it out. Great food, very well priced... and the card room is only steps away.
Every Meal a Feast celebrates my adventures--and misadventures--with great food, great wine, and fun times. The inspiration for this blog comes from one of my all-time favorite movies, "Big Night" (see pic above), while the name comes from a friend, who once said he tries to live life like: "Every day's a holiday, and every meal a feast."
Where I Live / Eat / Drink
Sonoma County /Napa Valley CA (with travels all over the world...)
Stay tuned for the next Every Meal A Feast "Gathering" in which you can join fellow EMAF readers for a special dinner where we'll share great food and wine, renew old friendships, and make new friends. (For info about our first Gathering, see the post of Sept. 21: We Meet the Meat Monkey.)
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