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Plumas Pines Bar & Grill • Live Music What happens here gets all over town. www.grizzlygrill.com Full Bar • Fine Wines • Banquet APPETIZERS, SOUPS & SALADS Porcini Mushroom & Truffle Raviolis Served with a mushroom beurre blanc. House Made Soup ENTREES Mixed Green Salad Served with Soup or Salad • Upgrade to Caesar or Grizzly Salad Available Also available with chicken or salmon. Chicken Gorgonzola Sautéed chicken, mushrooms, artichoke hearts Grizzly Grill Salad Mixed greens served with honey roasted and gorgonzola cheese tossed in a sun-dried tomato pesto sauce. walnuts, crumbled bleu cheese and tossed with country vinaigrette. Also available with chicken or salmon. Chicken Parmesan Two breaded chicken cutlets topped with our homemade marinara sauce, mozzarella and parmesan cheese, served Classic Caesar Salad with pasta. Also available with chicken or salmon. Grilled Filet of Salmon on a bed of sautéed spinach with a side of Bruschetta French bread croutons smothered with diced tomato, mushroom parmesan fresh herb risotto. garlic, fresh basil, Italian parsley, kalamata olives, mozzarella & parmesan cheese with extra virgin olive oil. Shrimp Scampi with sautéed mushrooms, garlic and fresh herbs in a lemon cream sauce, served on a bed of rice. Deep-Fried Calamari Hot and crispy morsels served with cocktail and remoulade sauce. Canadian Lobster Tail Cold water lobster tail, sweet and delicious, Fresh Green-Lipped Mussells Steamed in white wine with garlic served with melted butter. and fresh herbs. Jambalaya A spicy mix of peppers and onions sautéed with Artichoke and Spinach Dip Bubbly hot, served with French Andouille sausage, grilled chicken & prawns, served over rice. baguette crostinis. Barbecued Pork Ribs 1/2 rack of succulent pork ribs in our PASTAS homemade barbecue sauce. Served with Soup or Salad • Upgrade to Caesar or Grizzly Salad Available Grilled Pork Tenderloin with ginger, cilantro, jalapeño and garlic in a white wine cream sauce. Pasta Primavera Seasonal vegetables tossed with penne pasta and a pesto cream sauce. Braised Lamb Shank with French white beans, mushrooms, caramelized onions and a merlot sauce. Fettuccine Carbonara Sautéed bacon, caramelized red onions, mushrooms and proscuitto with gorgonzola sauce. Braised Pot Roast Seafood Medley Lobster and crab morsels tossed with olive oil and New York Strip Steak Served with sautéed mushrooms. garlic with fresh herbs, served over linguine. Grilled Rib Eye Steak with a demi-glace sauce. Fettuccine with Gulf Prawns and Spinach Garlic, scallions and * Pepper any of our steaks and add our mushroom brandy sauce. spicy pepper flakes tossed with olive oil and lemon juice. Fruitti de Mare A delicious blend of prawns, scallops and mussels — Ask About Our Nightly Specials — sautéed in garlic with fresh tomatoes and lemon juice, tossed with fettuccine and our creamy white wine sauce. Chris Simone, Chef 530.836.1300 • 250 Bonta St., Blairsden at 530.836.1111 • 402 Poplar Valley Rd., Graeagle www.LongboardsBarandGrill.com Advertiser Index PAGE # r Eastern Plumas / Portola / Sierra Valley . Page 7-9 Nichole's Coffee Depot & Deli. 9 Rico’s Mexican Food. 9 Sharon’s Cafe . 8 A steakhouse with a Sierra Valley Farms. 8 The Family Corner Italian Restaurant & Full Bar . 7 unique twist on Blairsden / Graeagle / Lakes Basin Area. Pages 2-18 Southwestern Bread and Butter . 10 Coyote Bar & Grill . 4 Cuccia’s Pasta-Pizza-Wine Bar . 11 cuisine Firewoods at Gray Eagle Lodge . 13 Food + Drink. 8 Gold Lake Lodge . 14 Golden Coach RV Park Café . 11 Graeagle Meadows Clubhouse Restaurant. 18 Graeagle Mill Works . 5 Graeagle Real Estate - Plumas Pines Vacation Rentals . 10 Graeagle Restaurant . 11 Grizzly Grill . 2 Gumba’s Family Pizza . 6 Longboards Bar & Grill at Plumas Pines Golf Resort . 3 Nakoma Golf Resort . 16-17 Plumas Pines Vacation Homes and Rentals . 9 Sardine Lake Resort . 15 The Iron Door Restaurant & Bar . 10 Whitehawk Restaurant . 12 — Celebrating 20 Years — Patio Dining • Over 70 Back-Bar Tequilas Quincy / Bucks Lake / Greenhorn Area . Pages 19-22 Wall of Flame: 50 Hot Sauces Bucks Lakeshore Resort . 21 Courthouse Café. 19 Prawns Diablo, Mahi-Mahi, Calamari, Chicken Chile Relleno, Express Coffee Shop. 21 Chicken Santa Fe, Chile Verde, Pork Carnitas, Milanesa, Greenhorn Creek Guest Ranch . 19 Seafood Enchiladas, Chorizo Mill Creek Fish & Chips . 22 Tostadas, Mesquite Shredded Chicken Moon’s. 20 Burritos, Beef Tacos, Paradise Grill . 19 Vegetarian Quincy Provisions-Carey Candy Co., Bell Lane Baked Goods Options, and Brew HaHa . 22 Unique Dinner Sweet Lorraine’s. 22 Salads, Fresh Taste of Plumas Event - Plumas Arts . 19 Southwestern The Drunk Brush . 21 Pastas and The Knook . 20 much more! The Polka Dot. 20 Greenville/Indian Valley Area. Page 23-25 Anna’s Cafe . 24 Canyon Dam Dogs & Burgers . 25 Cherrywood Cafe & Grill . 24 Elaine’s . 24 Evergreen Market Deli & Bakery. 23 Hanson's Homemade Pies, Breads and Custom Cooking 24 Lake Almanor / Chester / Westwood Area. Pages 25-32 Almanor West Grill . 25 Bailey Creek Bar and Grill . 30 Buffalo Chips Pizza and Pub - Westwood . 32 Carol’s Café. 31 Clifford’s at Lake Almanor Country Club . 30 Cravings . 28 Drakesbad Guest Ranch. 30 Knotty Pine Resort and Marina. 28 Lassen Gift Company & Soda Fountain. 28 OPEN 6 DAYS • TUESDAY-SUNDAY • HAPPY HOUR 3-5 PM Paul Bunyan Frosty at Paul Bunyan Resort. 26 Peninsula Market . 26 Lunch 11:30am-4:30pm • American Bar & Grill Menu Pizza at the Branch . 26 Dinner 4:30pm-Closing • Southwestern/Mexican Menu Plumas Pines Bar and Grill . 27 Red Onion Grill & Bar . 25 530.836.2002 The Locker Room Sports Grill . 29 8296 Hwy 89, Graeagle (Located at River Pines Resort) The Ranch House . 27 Recommended on Trip Advisor and Yelp Page 4 • 2017-2018 Plumas County Dining Guide Plumas County Restaurant Locator Map rney This map of Plumas County, California shows the approximate locations of the restaurants listed in this dining guide. The red circled 0 numbers on the map below represent the page numbers showing the restaurant’s ad and by turning to that page you can find more information about the restaurant’s location and menu. LASSEN VOLCANIC NATIONAL PARK Drakesbad 44 Lassen dkWar County 395 ner Valley Rd Susanville See ads on pages 25-32 To Susanville A21 Sandwiches • Salads Chester 36 cs Homemade Soups cs Westwood Desserts A13 ct A21 dm Buffalo Chips 36 cr cpcq Gourmet Coffee • Teas Lake cq Espresso • Cappuccino Almanor cqcs Hamilton 36 Candies • Pastries 32 Almanor cp dk West dk Branch Plumas cr Pines Grill dlCarol’s 147 DINE IN To Cafe or Chico Prattville Antelope Lake TAKE OUT Canyon Sonja Partain, Owner Dam cp co Greenville Canyon Summer395 Hours: Butt Valley Dam Dogs cocn Cherrywood Café 10-5, 7 DAYS Reservoir co and Grill Music and buffet style BBQ 89 Wednesdays, June-Sept. 6-9pm See ads on Crescent Winter Hours Vary. Please Call Ahead. page 23-25 Mills [email protected] co 7539 Hwy 89, Graeagle, CA Twain 70 0 Taylorsville 530.836.2828 n Paxton yo Caribou Genesee an C Belden er Quincy clcl Frenchman iv Meadow bt East Quincy Plumas R Tobin ck cm Lake Lake Valley cmbt r Bucks cl Greenhorn Davis he County at Storrie Lake Creek Fe Buck’s See ads on Guest Ranch To Reno Lakeshore cl Resort pages 19-22 bt 162 Golden Coachbl To Chico & Road closed Cromberg Portola Sacramento in winter 99 395 E21 Longboards3 Blairsden9 87 Beckwourth Johnsville Iron 5 82 70 Chilcoot Little Grass Valley Door bk4bl6 Nakoma 8 Reservoir bk bl bq Vinton A14 bs Gold Sierra Graeagle Valley Plumas Eureka Mtn. Farms State Park G A15 o l Clio bn d La Porte Gray Eagle Lodge Whitehawk L a bm A23 Gold Lake Lodgebo k See ads e To Oroville F Lakes Basin o Calpine on pages re Recreation Area s 49 Loyalton 2-18 t H w y 89 Sierra Yuba Sardine Lake Lodgebp County County 49 Downieville Sierraville 49 Sierra City BREAKFAST MENU 8 AM FULL BAR OPEN Eggs any style, omelettes and pancakes LUNCH MENU Open Salads, burgers, sandwiches Wednesday DINNER MENU 5 PM-CLOSING through Sunday Pastas, scampis, lasagna, delicious original Italian entrées PET FRIENDLY OUTDOOR 530.832.9780 SEATING 448 WEST SIERRA STREET PORTOLA Closed Monday & Tuesday WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Our homemade “Spicy Spaghetti” served with house salad and garlic bread...$8.95 Page 8 • 2017-2018 Plumas County Dining Guide • Golf Course Vacation Rentals • Pool & Tennis Included • Over 40 Homes to Choose From Online • Special Group Rates for Golf/Fishing Groups Reservations Available 24/7 at: www.PlumasPines.com Pet Friendly LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED SINCE 1980 Ellen Cantrell, Vacation Rental Manager/Owner Mark Smith, Broker/Owner CA Lic. #01846012 530.836.0444 307 Poplar Valley Rd., Blairsden/Graeagle Breakfast & Lunch • Delicious Sandwiches & Paninis • Homemade Authentic Mexican Food Soups & Salads • Espresso From the Region of Colima, Mexico • Lattes • Teas Homemade Tamales • Organic Blind Dog available by the dozen Coffee • Blended & Iced All dishes and salsas prepared fresh daily Drinks Breakfast Served Burritos, Tacos, Chile Rellenos, All Day! Enchiladas, Sopes Gordos, Pozole and More Free WiFi • Call-In Ordering Open Monday—Saturday 11am—9pm www.nicholescoffeedepot.com (Winter: 11am-8pm) Dine In or Carry Out 5 West Sierra Ave., Portola, CA (530) 832-4017 530.832.4175 222 E. Sierra St. (Hwy 70) Portola, CA OPEN MON-FRI, 6 AM-3 PM & WEEKENDS DURING THE SUMMER 2017-2018 Plumas County Dining Guide • Page 9 Try something so special... you’ll be back for MORE. Open 8 am-3 pm 21 Bonta St., Blairsden, CA • 530.394.0303 Page 10 • 2017-2018 Plumas County Dining Guide Cafe Sportsbar Diner Open Seasonally 7 Days a Week BREAKFAST
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