2018 KING CITY Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture DIRECTORY BUSINESS, RELOCATION & VISITOR’S GUIDE
A PUBLICATION OF SOUTH COUNTY NEWSPAPERS VOLUME 21 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & AGRICULTURE
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The King City BUSINESS, RELOCATION & VISITORS GUIDE Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture Directory, Business, Relocation & Visitors Guide Is Produced By The King City Table of Contents Chamber of Letter from the President...... 7 Commerce & Agriculture Letter from the Vice President...... 7 200 Broadway St. Suite 40 King City, CA 93930 Office of the Mayor...... 7 (831) 385-3814 2018 Board of Directors...... 8 Why Join the Chamber...... 9 Benefits of a Chamber Member...... 9 King City Map...... 11 Past Chamber Presidents...... 13 U.S. Army Fort Hunter Liggett...... 15 King City History...... 17 Shopping, Dining, Entertainment and Recreation...... 19 Education...... 21 A Publication of South County Newspapers Health and Wellness...... 21 522-B Broadway. P.O. Box 710, King City, CA 93930 Fine Arts and Culture...... 23 Call Us at (831) 385-4880 Important Numbers, Clubs & Organizations...... 25 fax 385-4799 Jeanie Johnson Sponsor Thank You...... 25 Publisher [email protected] Ryan Cronk Recreation...... 28 Editor [email protected] Sheryl Bailey Pinnacles National Monument...... 30 Marketing Associate [email protected] Jon Allred Wineries and Vineyards...... 30 Marketing Associate [email protected] 2018 Membership Application...... 31 Chamber Members...... 32
MEMBER OF CALIFORNIA 2018 Chamber Award Winners NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION & Citizen of the Year: Paulette Bumbalough NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION Business of the Year: Lynn’s Too!
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6 • 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers The King City ChamberFrom of Commerce & Agriculturethe is a vitalPresident part of cultivating a community that is one of the best places in the Salinas Valley to live, work and raise a family. Our members, and our volunteer Board of Directors, understand that in order to have a strong economic environment we must have a strong community. We are fortunate in our community to have leaders, business owners, educators and citizens who realize that we all share in the responsibility of creating economic success and happiness within our community. As the 2018-19 Chamber President, I am honored to work alongside our dedicated Board with a shared vision of business growth and a healthy community environment. We work toward improving the quality of life through the support and commitment of our Chamber members, volunteers and committees. We are proud to sponsor programming throughout the year to help support the community. If you are not a member of the King City Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture, please join us today! Your mem- bership will benefit your business and the community. Call our office or reach out to me directly to learn more about TJ Plew chamber membership. If you are a member, and you want to be a part of a dynamic team making a positive impact in King City, contact Salinas Valley Fair me directly to learn how we can utilize your talent as we work together to realize our vision. Chamber President I look forward to working with everyone during my time as President.
From the Vice President On behalf of the King City Chamber of Commerce, it is my pleasure to welcome you to King City. With deep roots in Agriculture, and a civic spirit, King City ensures access to the programs, professionals, and services you need. We are fortunate in our community to have leaders, business owners, educators and citizens who realize that a city prospers by community-wide cooperation. King City is nestled in the bountiful Salinas Valley, in the southern part of Monterey County, filled with abundant natural beauty and charming history. You can enjoy a drive through wild flowers near Mission San Antonio and our lakes, San Antonio and Naciemento, go wine tasting at nearby wineries, spend the weekend camping and exploring the museums of San Lorenzo Park, or enjoy a day of hiking at our Pinnacles National Park. With so much to offer and do, King City and the surrounding area is a land of adventure waiting for you and your family. Whether you live in King City, you’re planning to relocate here or just visiting our area for a short time, we wel- come you to our thriving community and are confident that your time here will be a pleasant experience! Melissa Grindstaff Mee Memorial Hospital Chamber Vice President
Welcome to King City, California!
Visit us and discover the small town charm here in South County’s Jewel of the OfficeValley. Enjoy great weather and relax to oneof of the mostthe beautiful Mayor sunsets in the Salinas Valley. Join us May 15th as King City welcomes the 2018 AMGEN Tour of California bike race viewed by over 11 million people worldwide and then stay for the best county fair in California, the Salinas Valley Fair, starting May 17th. Great food! Our local restaurants cook up a variety of styles to choose from. Whether regionally inspired dishes from Mexico or locally sourced handcrafted artisan fare at the Cork and Plough you will find your new favorite restaurant in King City. Stroll downtown and spend some time at a variety of family owned shops and boutiques. Hunt for antiques or visit the MCARLM museum in beautiful San Lorenzo Park. Discover talented local artists at Sol Treasures Art & Cultural Center and this November attend the 59th anni- versary of one of the Nation’s oldest Nutcracker Suite ballet performances at the historic Robert Stanton Theater Mike LeBarre Visit world renowned wineries. Enjoy a scenic bike ride. Tour the valley and learn about early agricultural and Mayor of California history or spend the day exploring the Pinnacles National Park, Lake San Antonio, Lake Nacimiento, and the historic San Antonio Mission. King City Come visit us and begin your adventure in King City. 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers • 7 2018 Board of Directors
Left to Right, Back Row: Kathy Garcia, Hayashi Wayland, Chamber Treasurer; Adriana Granados, City of King; Scott Laycock, Pacific Valley Bank; Rob Cullen, Farmers Insurance; Jessica Potts, MCARLM; Alex Tirado, King City Police Department; Oscar Avalos, Rabobank; Melissa Grindstaff, Mee Memorial Hospital, Chamber Vice President; Becky Garcia, Delicato Family Vineyards, Chamber Secretary. Front Row: Erin King, 1st Capital Bank, Past President; TJ Plew, Salinas Valley Fair, Chamber President; Kate Hestand, King City Nursery; Janet Bessemer, Chamber Manager Chamber Office & Visitors Center Statement of Purpose The King City Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture is a group of business people joined togeth- er for the purpose of promoting King City and the business community and making King City a better place to live, work and do business. Mission Statement The King City Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture supports our local businesses by promoting economic development, community involvement and government connectivity. We stimulate a vibrant local economy through events and programs. Chamber & Visitors Center Hours: Monday through Friday 9am to 4pm Holidays Observed We will be closed on: • New Years Day Visitor’s Center • Presidents Day 200 Broadway, Street, Suite 40, • Memorial Day King City, CA 93930 Monday - Friday • Independence Day 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Veterans Day Phone: (831)385-3814 • Thanksgiving Day Fax: (831)386-9462 • Day After Thanksgiving www.kingcitychamber.com • Christmas Eve • Christmas Day 8 • 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers Why Join the Chamber? he King City Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture’s primary and your business. We are your advo- function is to act as a voice for the business and professional cate and voice in the community; we community and translate the collective thinking of our members provide essential business services and intoT action. We provide services that can be most effective by an organiza- promote our members through mixers, tion that benefits our members and community as a whole. media and networking events. Support through Chamber membership from local businesses is You as Chamber members pro- essential to finance Chamber programs that advocate for business growth vide the ideas, the drive, the goals, the and community development. What investment, outside your immediate financial support and the voluntary business, could be more important than an investment in the business services to keep the Chamber sustainable and strong. You, as members, are community of which you belong? The Chamber is every business person’s the Chamber. investment in their community and thrives with members’ energy and If you are not already a member of the King City Chamber of Com- commitment. merce & Agriculture, consider joining and obtaining the benefits of our Your investment in the Chamber is returned to you through our great valuable organization. Please contact the Chamber to answer any questions Membership Benefits. As a Chamber member, the Chamber invests in you you may have, we look forward to speaking with you. Benefits of a Chamber Member Advertising • Map & Business Directory ~ Reach people throughout the US seeking to • King City Business Directory ~ Chamber Members Are Highlighted relocate to our area • Quarterly Chamber Newsletter in King City Rustler ~ Members Contact • Website ~ Members get listed and a direct link from our website to your website Information Listed • Facebook Page ~ Where social status or information of an event may • Beautification Guide ~ Chamber Members Listed potentially increase when posted • King City Map Brochure • King City Business Phone Card ~ Chamber Members Recognized Community Credibility • Chamber Dollar Program ~ Promoting Shop King City First • Our residents appreciate knowing that you have committed to the • King City Visitor Center Wall of Information community through your Chamber investment. This tells them that you • King City Visitors Center Bulletin plan to work in this community for many years to come. • Email Blasts • King City Chamber Website Facebook & Instagram • King City Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture Facebook Page • Discount Advertising with KRKC
Networking • Mixers ~ At Chamber Members Businesses, where you’ll not only meet potential customers, you will gain great friends… After all, friends prefer to do business with friends.
Special Events: • We put together fun-filled, exciting events where you can promote your business through sponsorship packages or by just attending. • State of the City ~ Mayor, City Manager and Ft Hunter Liggett US ARMY Col addresses the Chamber members and community regarding the future of the City of King. • KC Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Dinner ~ Chamber honors the Business, Citizen of The Year & Friend Of The Community • Salinas Valley Fair Informational Booth ~ Representation of our members • Beautification Week • Independence Day Celebration • Tri-Tip Barbeque Fundraiser • Community Expo at Fort Hunter Liggett • El Grito Parade and Celebration • Community Resource Fair –Salinas Valley Fairgrounds • Annual Christmas Parade ~ Brings The Community Together
Referrals-Customers Find You Through Us! • By Joining The Chamber We Can Refer Your Business • Each day we receive many calls asking, “Do you have a member that does….?” We refer inquiries to members by providing potential customers with your name and phone numbers.
Gain Recognition with Affordable Advertising Opportunities • Chamber Newsletter ~ Is inserted into the King City Rustler quarterly • Phone Cards ~ Reach hundreds of people
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12 • 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers Past Chamber Presidents 1911 C. L. Steiner 1966 Wesley Bengard 1912 W.C. Hamilton 1967 Lloyd Butler 1913 W.C. Hamilton 1968 Jack Schmidt 1914 A. B. McReynolds 1969 Edward Ballengee 1915 A. B. McReynolds 1970 Robert T. McVay 1916 J. C. Falkenburg 1971 Jack Schmidt 1917 J. C. Falkenburg 1972 Charles Tom Grim 1918 L. B. Ulrey 1973 Paul T. Beckett 1919 L. B. Ulrey 1974 Melvin Simas 1920 E. L. Rianda 1975 Don Carlile 1921 H. B. Burns 1976 Jim Barrient, 1922 H. B. Burns Becky Tully 1923 H. B. Burns 1977 Becky Tully 1924 Leslie Hables 1978 Del Lombard 1925 C. M. Armstrong 1979 Jim Miller 1926 C. M. Armstrong 1980 Walt Tirschwell 1927 C. M. Armstrong 1981 Eddie Gallegos 1928 W. C. Beasley 1982 Dan Stevens, 1929 Dr. George Starbird Dr. Marc Stretten 1930 William Steglich 1983 Tom H. Fulton 1931 E. A. Powell 1984 William H. Dye 1932 E. A. Powell 1985 William H. Dye 1933 E. A. Powell 1986 Suzanne Krause 1934 Roy Gleason 1987 Patricia Hearne 1935 Roy Gleason 1988 Chris Davis 1936 J. A. Carlson 1989 Fred Yelkin 1937 Les Hitchcock 1990 Richard Casey 1938 Les Hitchcock 1991 Rose Marie Johnson 1939 Mel Fowler 1992 Kathy Merritt 1940 Ralph Freeman 1993 Lynette Oliveira 1941 W.C. Beasley 1994 Kevin Young 1942 W. A. Lake 1995 Robert Eddington 1943 Walter Paine 1996 Karen Jernigan 1944 Roy Gleason 1997 Susan Boloorchi 1945 Roy Gleason 1998 Bill Gittler 1946 Dr. John Hughes 1999 Mikel Ann Miller 1947 Loring Burns 2000 Sharon Hornlein 1948 James Pettitt 2001 Bruce Kitchin 1949 Dr. Oz Hull 2002 Scott Brennan 1950 Ree Grim 2003 Oly Gomez 1951 Leo Bardin 2004 Francisco Barajas 1952 Grant Cunningham 2005 Paulette Bumbalough 1953 William Hargis 2006 Paulette Bumbalough 1954 Leroy Tavernetti 2007 Paulette Bumbalough 1955 Hal Green 2008 Gerry Ramirez 1956 Emil Meyer 2009 Jeremy Burke, 1957 Jerry Keefer Mikel Ann Miller 1958 Emil C. Meyer 2010 Humberto Arenas 1959 Melvin Davis 2011 Sarah Cummings 1960 Sam Gregory 2012 Gerry Ramirez 1961 Dr. James Nash 2013 Gerry Ramirez 1962 Dr. James Nash 2014 Ron Childers 1963 John (Jack) Turner 2015 Ron Childers 1964 Edward Foley 2016 Erin King 1965 Edward Prussak 2017 Erin King 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers • 13 Feel good about your Buttgereit-Pettitt future. & Davis Agency www.bpdrealestate.com BRE# 00457349 We have qualified buyers ready to buy!! “We pride ourself in finding the perfect home for you & your family. Give us a call. We look forward to working with you.”
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121 N. Vanderhurst Ave. King City, CA 93930 Lynnie Oliveira CA Ins Lic No: 0F10041 831-235-1946 BRE 00645576 831-385-4831 REAL ESTATE Offering: Residential • Commercial Mutual Funds, Variable Universal Life, Agriculture Sales Variable Annuities, IRAs, 401(k)s, & Property Management Roth IRAs, 401(k) Rollovers, College Savings, Estate Protection 121 N. Vanderhurst Ave. King City, CA 93930 PH: 385-4831 FX: 385-3950 Securities offered through Farmers Financial Solutions, LLC Member: Monterey County MLS Member FINRA & SIPC
14 • 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers City of King City Council Meetings are held on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the Month At 6:00 pm, in the City Council Chambers
Contact the City of King at: 212 S. Vanderhurst Avenue, King City, CA 93930 Phone: (831) 385-3281 www.kingcity.com
City Council Mike LeBarre, Mayor • [email protected] Carlos Victoria, Mayor Pro Tem • [email protected] Rob Cullen, Council Member • [email protected] Darlene Acosta, Council Member • [email protected] Carlos DeLeon, Council Member • [email protected]
US ARMY Fort Hunter Liggett The U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hunter Liggett is the largest installation in the Army Reserve, with more than 165,000 acres of un en- croached mountains, valleys, rivers, plains, and forests, providing ideal maneuver areas to meet today’s training requirements. Fort Hunter Liggett’s ranges, training areas and facilities support year-round joint, multi-component, and interagency training. For more information: www.liggett.army.mil and www.facebook.com/forthunterliggett. For Events Calendar Please Check www.FHLFMWR.com Cancelations or Changes During The Quarter or Facility Closures.
Commissary Qualified Recycling Program On post grocery shopping Don’t throw it away, recycle for Building F182, Apache Rd. another day! Phone: (831)-386-2191 Building 338, Route Tampa Open: Tues -Thurs- Fri Phone: (831) 682-1996 11 am- 4pm Open: Mon-Fri 7:30am-4:30pm Sat 9am- 4pm
FHL’s Hacienda Liggett Lanes Bowling Center Post Exchange Provides Lodging & Catering Bowling, snack bar & snack truck Self-service shoppette with high Full bar in the evening. Building 121, Infantry Rd. quality merchandise Building 101, Infantry Rd. Phone: (831) 386-2194 Building 80, Infantry Rd. General Info: (831) 386-2900 Open: Phone: (831)-385-4585 Reservations: (831) 386-2262 11am-2pm Mon-Tues Open: Mon-Wed 7am-6pm Open: Mon-Fri 11am-9pm Wed-Sat Thurs – Fri 10 am -6 pm 7:30am-4:30pm Sat-Sun 10am-2pm (Bar) Wed-Fri 5pm-11pm
Hunting & Fishing Office Recreation Center Library Hunting & Fishing Registration: Offers off-post recreational trips, Check out a variety of books Equipment Check out games, and recreational equip- and magazines. Building 191, Bradley Rd. ment for rent. Reference materials available. Phone: (831) 386-2677 Building 287, Infantry Rd. Building 291, 7th Division Rd. Open: Thurs - Mon 7am-3:30pm Phone: (831) 386-2406 Phone: (831) 386-2719 Sat & Sun 5am-5pm Open: Daily 10am-10pm Open: Mon-Fri 7:30am-6:00pm
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he City of King is located on Highway 101 in the Salinas King City carries its own hospital, airport, golf course, four Valley, 155 miles south of San Francisco and 277 miles swimming pools, a theater, college extension, a skate board park, north of Los Angeles. The population in the city has been racquet ball courts, soccer fields, baseball fields, basketball court, relativelyT slow. In 2010, the city’s population was 12,874 residents its own newspaper and a radio station. These are only a few of the and in 2014, the population 13,211 residents. great things that the City of King embraces! A few nearby attractions The city is multicultural and family oriented rooted in a strong ag- include the Pinnacle National Park, Mission San Antonio de Padua, ricultural economy. Agriculture is the dominant industry in the City. Monterey County Wine Country and Corridor, San Lorenzo County Thirty-eight (38%) percent of the City’s population is employed by Park, and Robert Stanton Theater. the agricultural sector, followed by other major employers including education (11%), manufacturing (9%), and retail trade (8.5%). Agri- culture contributes over $4.38 billion per year to Monterey County’s economic output. Fort Hunter Liggett, located 26 miles from the city, also plays a role in the city’s economic base. The Training Center at Fort Hunter Liggettwww.liggett.army.mil can be accessed north of the city at Jolon Road. The City was incorporated in 1911 as “City of King” and is a Charter City. The City of King derived its name from pioneer Charles H. King, who was born in New York State on May 3, 1844. In 1884 King purchased 13,000 acres of the Spanish land grant and found- ed the King Ranch. His crops succeeded beyond expectations in the area, causing the railroads to take note. In July 1886, the Southern Pacific completed rail lines to what became known as “King’s Sta- tion.” The City is currently working on reestablishing passenger rail service via a multimodal transit center on a site near the original train depot.
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There is no shortage of fun and exciting things to do in King City. larly produced by The Stage Hands theater group which has been Although we are a small town of about 13,000, our residents cherish offering quality performances for more than 25 years. The Monterey a unique flavor of life in our close-knit community that makes us County Dance Theatre does marvelous productions featuring young different from any place in the world. dancers twice a year. Sol Treasures, our local non-profit cultural If you want malls and big box stores, you won’t find them here. center, offers a wide range of activities including backyard concerts We are a rural agricultural community that has most of what people during the summer, an art gallery and a delightful gift store featuring need for everyday life, including a variety of stores in our King City hand-crafted items. Tours of local wineries are available within a Center and Broadway Plaza shopping centers. Our downtown pro- short drive. Each year in May our Salinas Valley Fair welcomes vides stores with supplies including many family-owned stores that thousands of people for four days of fun and learning. The two land- offer food and goods favored by our largely Mexican population. mark red barns on the fairgrounds offer large venues for rodeo and Our long-standing L.A. Hearne Company on Metz Road supplies barrel racing events year-around. products with a Western theme from clothing to goods for ranches Recreation occupies many of our residents all year with pro- and farms. Businesses along Highway 101 cater to travelers, many grams for soccer, baseball and basketball for all ages through our of whom are headed to Pinnacles National Park, America’s newest King City Recreation Department. The recreation department also national park. The Garden House gift store off of Canal Street is a runs our four-pool swimming complex complete with a water slide treasure as is A Little Bit of Country on Broadway Street. open during the summer months .Great hiking and outdoor adven- When looking for a place to dine, you are in luck if you desire ture are easily accessible at Pinnacles National Park, just a 45-min- Mexican food. Numerous downtown restaurants offer an array of ute drive to either the east or west side entrances. As well, the Los authentic food found in various areas of Mexico. You won’t want to Padres National Forest and our San Antonio and Nacimiento lakes miss the tacos at Tacos La Potranca de Jalisco, the beef and chicken offers outdoor experiences and a splendid array of wildflowers in the chimichangas at Guadalajara Restaurant, the shrimp tostadas at El springtime. San Antonio Mission is a great place to explore in the Lugarcito Restaurant, the guacamole at El Sinaloense and handmade hills to the west, adjacent to Fort Hunter Liggett, a training ground ice cream at La Michocana. Our new The Cork and Plough restau- for our military. rant downtown features food and wine grown in our beautiful Salinas San Lorenzo Park, within walking distance to King City, is re- Valley, an area often referred to as the Salad Bowl of the World. For ferred to as the hidden jewel of the Salinas Valley with its amazing one of the best salad bars around, try California Gourmet Pizza. An- Agricultural museum, displays of vintage farm equipment, historic other ethnic favorite is the Vietnam Restaurant across the street from school house, Irrigation Museum, campground and marvelous RV our high school. A nice array of fast food choices and coffee shops park all located next to the Salinas River. Our city parks feature a are available near the freeway. If you are in town on a weekend, you skateboarding area, tennis courts, horseshoe pits, playgrounds, rac- are likely to find a chicken BBQ going on somewhere as a fundraiser quetball courts and ball fields. Overlooking San Lorenzo Creek is a for the many worthy causes our town supports. nine-hole golf course. For entertainment, King City offers a three-screen King City The more you visit and stay in King City, the more you will ex- Cinemas in our Town Square. Live theater productions are regu- perience the unique flavor of our town. 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers • 19 On Your Ranch or In Our Branch,
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20 • 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers Education Hartnell College Public Schools Hartnell College started teaching in King City in the 1990s. South Monterey County Joint Union High School District At first it was housed at the Gleason Center and, thanks to major 800 Broadway St • P: 831-385-0606 funding by local donors, moved to its current location on 2nd & King City High School Office Broadway in 2002. Current Dean Renata Funke, oversees the pro- 702 Broadway St.• P: 831-385-5461 gramming of courses for all of South County; support staff provides one-stop services that include assessment, cashiering, counseling, King City Union School District Pearl St. • P: 831-385-2940 some financial aid assistance, and tutoring. The King City Center offers classes Monday-Saturday and is well positioned to work with Chalone Peaks Middle School local employers, collaborate on grant projects with community agen- 667 Meyer Street • P: 831-385-4400 cies, and provide a hub for job training, preparation for university Del Rey Elementary School transfer, and lifelong learning. 502 King Street • P: 831 385-4884 King City Union School District Santa Lucia School King City Union School District is a K-8 public school district 502 Collins Street • P: 831 385-3246 with an enrollment of approximately 2600 students. Currently we King City Arts Magnet have three K-5 elementary schools: Del Rey, Santa Lucia and King 415 Pearl Street • P: 831 385-5473 City Arts Magnet. Chalone Peaks is our middle school with grades 6-8th and the Phoenix Academy for grades 5th - 8th is our commu- nity day school. Our district has partnered with Harmony at Home and Monterey County Behavioral Health to bring counseling ser- vices back into our district. As we are fully engaged in Common Core State Standards implementation, we continue our belief that all students can learn and achieve! Please visit the district website for more information: www.kcusd.org
Health & Wellness King City has a broad selection of locally available medical ser- • Modern Outpatient Surgery and Diagnostic Center vices that are easily accessible, situated right here within our town, • Emergency Medical Services Staffed 24 Hours with clinics such as Clinica de Salud which specializes in Commu- • Cardiac Care nity Health, Healthcare for the Homeless, and Migrant Healthcare. • Physical Therapy Pinnacles Healthcare offers Urgent Care, Occupational Medicine, • Dialysis and Nephrology Family Practice, Multispecialty Care, Employee Health and Physical • Diabetes Prevention Therapy. Our local health care professionals can meet virtually any • Laboratory Medicine need, even highly specialized services such as a cardiology depart- • Skilled Nursing ment, in-patient dialysis and mental health services. Senior Options include non-profit Skilled Nursing Unit serving King City is fortunate to have an excellent health care system, a the needs of senior adults with caring nurses and staff that are fully continually expanding and improving hospital staffed with outstand- committed to each and every patient. Around the clock nurses and ing physicians, and support by a dedicated emergency medical ser- their aides monitor each resident. In addition, Mee Memorial Skilled vice staff. Young and old alike will find a commitment to quality and Nursing provides in-house Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy a level of caring unmatched in Southern Monterey County. and Speech Therapy. Also provided is a comprehensive Wound Care Never losing sight of its mission to deliver primary health care program, as well as Pain Management, Restorative Nursing Care and and access to comprehensive health services in a professional and other services. caring environment to its community, the Mee Memorial Hospital Monterey County Health Department and Monterey County De- and Clincs offers King City a full spectrum of care; offering special- partment of Social Services provide numerous programs from health ized programs including: related to training and temporary aid for limited income families. • Family-Centered Maternity and Pediatric Care
2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers • 21 22 • 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers Fine Arts and Culture Monterey County Dance Theatre today where Nutcracker has become well known and popularized, it was quite the opposite - few knew the story or music. Pauline staged full pro- ductions of the ballet in 1964 using her innate determination, natural talents and her own funds! The 50th Golden anniversary of the first performance of The Nutcracker Ballet in Monterey County was marked by her daughter Jan Harkness in December 2009 with a new staging of the Christmas classic by the students of the Monterey County Dance Theatre (MCDT). MCDT proudly continues the legacy of Pauline Hall, retaining the Nut- cracker in their repertory. Their studio also co-produces a spring ballet and a summer dance recital for studio dancers and our community. Past spring ballets include Cinderella, Peter Pan and Sleeping Beauty. The MCDT shares the same vision that art and dance can flourish any- where if students are provided an opportunity to see, to learn, and to partic- ipate. Many MCDT students have gained acceptance with premier schools Monterey County Dance Theatre (MCDT) was originally the Pauline such as San Francisco Ballet, Ballet West, Joffery Ballet of New York, Uni- Hall Dance Studio founded by the late Pauline Hall in 1958. versity of California Irvine, North Carolina School of the Arts and Contra Pauline presented the FIRST Nutcracker Ballet in the Salinas Valley and Costa Ballet. one of the first in California in 1959. The early productions were presented Pauline opened the creative door for her students and the legacy contin- in operetta format with Pauline’s recorded voice telling the story over the ues with MCDT. For more information about classes and productions visit music to small audiences. Bringing Nutcracker into the Salinas Valley and their website at www.MontereyCountyDanceTheatre.com. the rural town of King City was no small endeavor. At that time, quite unlike Sol Treasures The Stage Hands The Stage Hands, a communi- nual scholarship for high school ty-based non-profit theatre organi- seniors who attend King City or zation, was established in 1980 and Greenfield High School, and who has been producing plays contin- are pursuing an education in the per- uously since it’s birth. Comedies, forming arts. dramas, musicals - SoMoCo resi- New members, 18 years of dents have shared their considerable age and older, are always welcome talents in acting, costuming, lighting to join the troupe! Meetings are and sound production, set design the first Tuesday of every month. and construction and producing/di- There’s a place for everyone - ac- recting in intimate settings such as tors, set production, costuming, dinner shows and in large-scale pro- lighting and special effects, stage duction at the Robert Stanton The- managers, house managers, direc- atre at King City High School. tors and even gourmet cooks! Mem- The group jas presented 52 dif- bership fees are very nominal and Established in 2007, Sol Trea- Schools, After-School Art, Art Gal- ferent plays (as of November 2016) each new member receives a Stage sures is a non-profit organization lery and Shop for local artists, and over the past 37 years. Well-known Hands t-shirt and canvas tote bag. dedicated to bringing arts and cul- Enrichment Classes. We have part- musicals such as “Le Miserables,” For more information, please ture related education, enrichment, nerships with CHISPA Housing in “The Music Man” and “South Pa- contact founding member Cindi and engagement to King City and Greenfield and King City as well as cific,” along with well-loved dramas Brown Reeve, 831-320-1119, email Southern Monterey County. Sol area schools to provide visual and such as “Arsenic and Old Lace” [email protected], or check Treasures serves 8,500 children and performing arts classes. have been presented to SoMoCo res- us out on Facebook, www.facebook. adults each year. The Sol Treasures Gallery and idents, and recently audiences have com/The-Stage-Hands. Among our many programs are Shop welcomes visitors to the 7-8 enjoyed the comedic female version Children’s Musical Theatre, SOL-O rotating exhibits each year, show- of “The Odd Couple” and the con- Youth Strings Orchestra, Middle casing local artists. The gallery is temporary musical drama “The Las School Band, Timshel Adult Choir, enjoyed by all ages, including class- Five Years.” Children’s Show Choir, Art-in-the- rooms of area school-age children. The group also sponsors an an-
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24 • 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers Important Numbers, Clubs & Organizations King City Police Department Hospital/Clinics 415 Bassett St. (Non emergency)...... 831-385-8311 Dialysis Clinic, 809 Broadway...... 831-385-6034 Tip Line...... 831-386-5980 George L. Mee Memorial Hospital Town Watch...... 831-385-4848 300 Canal St...... 831-385-6000 We Tip Line...... 800-78-CRIME George L Mee Memorial King City Clinic King City Fire Department 210 Canal St...... 831-385-5471 422 Bassett St. (Non Emergency )...... 831-385-3430 Pinnacle Healthcare, 1180 Broadway...... 831-385-8000 Specialty Clinic, 400 Canal St. Ste B...... 831-386-7401 City Hall The Women Center, 400 Canal St. Ste C ...... 831-385-7200 212 S. Vanderhurst Ave Work Well, 809 Broadway #1...... 831-533-5352 City Hall...... 831-385-3281 Building Permits...... 831-385-5915 Newspapers Business License...... 831-385-3281 South County Newspapers • King City Rustler Community Service Officer...... 831-269-9053 522-B Broadway St...... 831-385-4880 Economic Development...... 831-385-3281 Transportation Engineering...... 831-385-3281 Amtrak Schedules/ Fare...... 800-872-7245 Planning Director...... 831-385-3281x5916 Greyhound...... 831-386-0322 Public Works...... 831-682-1007 MST Monterey- Salinas Transit...... 1888-678-2871 Recreation Dept...... 831-385-6748 Utilities Animal Control/Pet Licenses Cal Water...... 831-385-6575 Licenses are required for all dogs age four months or older. PG&E...... 800 743-5000 Max number of adult dogs permitted in any residence is three. Waste Management...... 831-385-5694 Animal Control ...... 831-386-5981 Additional Community Numbers Community Numbers California Highway Patrol...... 831-385-3216 King City Chamber Of Commerce & Agriculture & Visitor Center, 200 Broadway Ste. 40...... 831-385-3814 Department Of Motor Vehicles...... 800-777-0133 Monterey County Free Library King City Branch Mesa Del Rey Airport...... 831-385-6575 404 Broadway...... 831-385-3677 Monterey County Health Department...... 831-386-6899 Salinas Valley Fair, 625 Division St...... 831-385-3243 Monterey County Sherriff Department...... 831-385-8312 U.S. Post Office, 123 S. 3rd St...... 831-385-3472
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The purpose of the King City Rec- Swimming Foundation and partners More Recreation Creekbridge Baseball/Softball reation Department is to provide provide swimming lessons and edu- offered in King City Park, enriching, affordable and quality cate residents on the importance of corner of San Antonio Drive and recreational activities to King City learning how to swim and help fam- King City Boxing Club Mildred Street residents and their families that ilies become water-safe and share Adult Softball Four acres help improve the quality of life in with them a lifelong physical fitness Adult Basketball Baseball/Softball Park our city. In the interest of improv- activity. Little League Baseball Restrooms ing the health and well-being of our Junior League Baseball community members, the King City Our Summer Day Camp program King City Golf Course Creekbridge Soccer Park, Recreation Department offers a va- offers nine weeks of summer pro- King City Swim Club Meyer Street and San Antonio riety of recreational programs on a grams and activities for King City Monterey County Youth Foot- Drive year-round basis. Enjoy our parks, children. Daily activities include ball Three acres tennis courts, pools, ball fields and arts and crafts, cooking, water activ- South County Soccer League Restrooms much more! ities, sports and walking field trips. Club Volleyball Club Softball Pocket Park, Recreation Center The King City Pool is a Make A King and Beech Streets Splash Local Partner. Make A Contact the Recreation Office for Sport Court The King City Recreation Center is Splash is an initiative of the USA more information at (831) 385-6748 Playground with slide and play located at 401 Division Street and is Swimming Foundation and partners apparatus available for rentals, public and pri- provide swimming lessons and edu- Parks vate events. The Recreation Center cate residents on the importance of Facility Rentals has one bathroom and a kitchen fa- learning how to swim and help fam- City Park, Reservations for park rentals, field cility with sink, oven, stove and re- ilies become water-safe and share Division Street and South Van- rental and Rec Center rental are frigerator for use. The Center also with them a lifelong physical fitness derhurst made at City Hall. A permit is is- has a small fenced, outside patio activity. 10 acres with barbecue. The Center holds up Softball Field (lighted) sued when making the reservation and a permit must be on-site at the to 200 people. Youth Sports/Adult Sports Little League Field 2 Tot Lot Playgrounds with facility when rental is occurring. Bounce houses are permitted with Aquatics Center Youth Basketball swings, slide and play apparatus Our Youth Basketball Program be- Covered Barbecue area with pit proper insurance. Electricity is not We offer a variety of water fun for gins in January and is for boys and 2 Horseshoe Pits available for bounce houses. all ages and abilities. Soar down our girls from grades 1—6. Skills cov- Restrooms 40-foot tall waterslide...enjoy tak- ered include ball handling, passing, The Recreation Center is located at ing a flying leap off the 1-meter or pivoting, shooting, rebounding, Forden Park, 401 Division Street and holds 200 3-meter boards into the dive tank….. screening and individual defense. Rio Vista Drive and Forden Drive people for parties, classes and other leisurely wade in the 1.5 foot wade Teamwork, sportsmanship and a Three acres events. A refundable security de- pool for little swimmers or test your positive attitude win or lose will be Open Grass Area posit of $200 is required when mak- endurances in the five-lane, 25-yard emphasized. All games are played Playground with slide and play ing a reservation for the Recreation race pool. Swimming lessons are on Saturdays. apparatus Center. Liability insurance must offered for every age and skill lev- also be provided. el—parent/tot classes through ad- Girls Fastpitch Softball San Antonio Park, vanced swimming for children and Our ASA Fastpitch Softball Pro- corner of San Antonio Drive and adults. gram is for girls age 4 –14 and be- Bedford Drive Other Activities gins in March. The program stresses 10.6 acres Summer Day Camp Recreation swimming, lap swim- the fundamentals of softball, includ- Tot Lot Playground with swings, Our Summer Day Camp program ming and aqua aerobics is held daily ing pitching, catching, fielding and slide and play apparatus offers nine weeks of summer pro- from June—August. We also offer base running. Basketball Court grams and activities for King City pool rentals for parties and special Barbecue area children. Daily activities include events. The King City Pool is also Youth Soccer Sand Volleyball Court arts and crafts, cooking, water activ- home to the King City High School Our Youth Soccer Program is for Skateboard Park ities, sports and walking field trips. Swim Team and King City Swim boys and girls grades Kindergarten Soccer Fields Registration for the drop –in pro- Club for ages 6 – 18. through 6th grade and begins in Sep- Softball/Baseball Field gram begins in June. tember. The teams are co-ed and Restrooms The King City Pool is a Make A emphasis is placed on developing Covered picnic shelter with elec- Splash Local Partner. Make A skills, teamwork and sportsmanship. trical Splash is an initiative of the USA 28 • 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers 385-3819 400 King Street • King City Hours: Worship 11 am. Bible study for all ages 10 am.
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LAW OFFICE OF PETER D. ANDERSON, INC. Pups and Such Experience you can trust! WILLS & TRUSTS 102 Ellis Street REAL ESTATE King City, CA 93930 PROBATE EVICTIONS Kasey Hurley PRE-MARITAL AGREEMENTS 831-385-4043 TRUST ADMINISTRATION Grooming • Doggie Day Care • Boutique 523 Broadway King City, CA • (831) 385-5428 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers • 29 The Pinnacles, a geologicalPinnacles National Parkchaparral and offer glimpses marvel, offers hiking and camping of the many kinds of plant life to thousands and is our nation’s which thrive there: live oaks, newest National Park. buckeye and sycamore trees, More than 23 million years California poppies and oth- ago, molten rock poured over the er wildflowers, owl’s clover, surface of the land, oozing through manzanita, greasewood, buck fissures as two plates comprising brush and holly leaf cherry. part of the earth’s surface ground There’s also poison oak, so against one another. Today rem- be careful. Animals that make nants of that geological activity their home in the park include can be seen at Pinnacles National black tailed deer, gray foxes, Park, tucked in the Gabilan Moun- bobcats, rabbits, rodents, rep- tains just east of the Salinas Valley, tiles and bats. Bird watchers accessible by Highway 146. Trav- may see the California wood- elers can get there from Soledad, pecker, brown towhee, Cal- Greenfield and King City. ifornia quail, turkey vulture Huge rock formations, caves, and other specimens. wildflowers, nature trails and ani- The Park Service has cat- mal life greet visitors to the Park, egorized the various trails into which was created as a monument degrees of difficulty, ranging by President Theodore Roosevelt from easy to strenuous. Dis- in 1908. Though the park has ac- tances covered by the trails cess from both its west and east range from just over a mile to sides, the two roads leading to it 7.6 miles. The Park is open all don’t meet within the monument, so from either direction, there’s one way year. Both the west and east sides offer picnicking and rest-room facilities. in and one way out. The east side (accessible from King City via Bitterwater Road and Highway Several trails wind their way through the park and give hikers a close-up 25) is home to a more elaborate visitor’s center and has camping facilities. view of the formations which have made the Pinnacles an increasingly pop- The east-side visitors center is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Day-use fee is $25 ular destination. The huge rocks, many of them tumbled upon one another, per vehicle (the pass is good for seven days). are a fascinating study in geology and offer a marked contrast to the smooth For more information about the park, call (831) 389-4485, or write to hills which surround them. Trails dip into caves and wind past sheer cliffs, Superintendent, Pinnacles National Park, Paicines, CA 95043. often dotted with rock climbers. Pathways take visitors through the park’s Wineries & Vineyards About San Bernabe Vineyard Owned by the Indelicato family for more than 25 years, San Bernabe Vine- yard is a Certified California Sustainable Winegrowing property by the make the California wine industry one of the best. California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance – one of the first vineyards When deciding on a name, the Silva’s wanted something that spoke to the in California to carry this honor for stewardship of the land. It is located great state of California where their family had settled so many years ago. in King City towards the southern end of the Salinas Valley in the “sweet One day, while looking at wild poppies growing amongst the vines, the spot” of the Monterey growing region, with 22 distinct microclimates, well- name was born. Celebrating the state of California and its golden blooming drained soils, advanced viticulture practices and more than 20 grape vari- flowers, Poppy is a proud symbol for our great state and this great wine. eties under cultivation. San Bernabe Vineyard borders the Salinas River to the east and ascends 1,400 feet up into the Santa Lucia foothills to the west. Schied Vineyards Vines are planted between 350 and 650 feet in elevation, with beautifully OUR STORY preserved open spaces in the higher hills for wildlife refuge. Approximately Al Scheid first purchased property in Monterey County in early 1972. Mon- 3,045 acres are currently planted under vine and divided into many individ- terey wine grape growing was in its infancy and Al was drawn to the region ual vineyard blocks. Each block has a distinct farming program that ensures for its untapped potential. Back then, Scheid Vineyards was called Monterey its unique set of characteristics are captured and optimized. Farming Corporation and it was originally structured as a limited partner- ship. If you are over 50, you may remember that the tax laws at that time Monterey County Wine Company allowed investors to offset losses against regular income. Al, a graduate of ABOUT POPPY Harvard Business School and an investment banker and entrepreneur, was Poppy, located in Monterey Wine Country, was founded by the Silva Family running his own investment company and became intrigued with the idea of who have spent over 45 years diligently tending to the land of the beautiful vineyards as a tax shelter vehicle – heavy investment on the front end and Salinas Valley. In 2003, the Silva family decided to channel their passions no income until at least five years into the project. After determining that it into a carefully crafted family wine–Poppy. Founded on the principles of was a sound plan and Monterey County was an ideal region, Al scouted for developing consistently elegant and approachable wines, a glass of Poppy is vineyard ground, formed the Vineyard Investors 1972 limited partnership, the quintessential California wine experience. and found a customer for 100% of the grape production before even one acre By controlling grapes sourcing and operating a state-of-the-art facility, Pop- was planted. This was soon followed by the Vineyard 405 limited partner- py combines age-old winemaking traditions with new world techniques that ship and Al Scheid’s career in wine growing had begun.
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2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers • 31 Chamber Members PREMIER SPONSORS George L. Mee Memorial Hospital South County Packing 300 Canal St. Rava Ranches A&G Pumping King City, CA 93930 P.O. Box 1915 P: 831-385-6000 Fresh Farms & 268 E. San Antonio Dr. Facebook: Mee Memorial Hospital Mesa Business Park King City, CA 93930 P.O. Box 1600 P: 831-385-5803 Meememorial.com King City, CA 93930 F: 831-386-9459 P: 831-385-3285 [email protected] Hayashi Wayland Accounting & F: 831-385-1446 pumperman.com Consulting 104-A S. Vanderhurst Ave. California Orchard Co. King City, CA 93930 BUSINESS SPONSORS Salinas Land Co. P: 831-385-5426 1st Capital Bank P.O. Box 686 F: 831-385-5156 432 Broadway St. King City, CA 93930 www.hw-cpa.com King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-3858 P: 831-385-8900 F: 831-385-5909 L.A. Hearne Company F: 831-540-4099 512 Metz Road [email protected] California Water Service King City, CA 93930 1stCapitalBank.com 1301 Broadway St. P: 831-385-5441 Suite 3-A F: 831-385-4377 Big Valley Labor, LLC King City, CA 93930 [email protected] 117 N. First St. P: 831-385-5486 Hearnestore.com King City, CA 93930 calwater.com P: 831-385-1263 McDonald’s/ RHC Management F: 831-385-9414 Calpine King City Co., LLC 750 Metz Rd. 1350 Broadway Cir. CSC Of King City King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 602 South First St. P: 831-385-4090 Restaurant: 831-385-4323 King City, CA 93930 F: 831-385-6683 Offi ce: 831-262-7694 P: 831-385-2960 [email protected] 712 B Abbott St. Casey Printing Co. Salinas, CA 93901 398 E. San Antonio Dr. Mitchell Technologies P: 831-757-3009 King City, CA 93930 399 E. San Antonio Dr. F: 831-757-1356 P: 831-385-3222 King City, CA 93930 [email protected] F: 831-385-3226 P: 831-613-1011 cscofsalinas.com caseyprinting.com mitchelltechnologies.us First Street Storage Chevron Rio Farms LLC & Gill Ranches LLC 401 N. First St. P.O. Box 1392 P.O. Box 605 King City, CA 93930 Bakersfi eld, CA 93302 King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-3817 9525 Camino Media P: 831-385-6225 Bakersfi eld, CA 93302 F: 831-385-0133 Gonzales Irrigation Systems, Inc. P: 661-654-7450 [email protected] 130 San Antonio Dr F: 661-654-7189 gillsonions.com King City, CA 93930 [email protected] 723 Fermin Lane Gonzales, CA 93926 Salinas Valley Fair City Of King 625 Division St P: 831-675-2376 212 S. Vanderhurst Ave. King City, CA 93930 F: 831-675-3871 King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-3243 [email protected] P: 831-385-3281 [email protected] F: 831-386-5968 salinasvalleyfair.com Hartnell College Kingcity.com 117 N. Second St. South County Newspapers King City, CA 93930 Datafl ow Business Systems P.O. Box 710 P: 831-386-7100 540 Work St. Suite E South County Newspapers [email protected] 522 B Broadway St. Your Hometown News Salinas, CA 93901 King City, CA 93930 King City Rustler • Greenfield News • Soledad Bee • Gonzales Tribune Hartnell.edu P: 831-776-1554 P: 831-385-4880 F: 831-417-1905 F: 831-385-4799 KRKC Country & KC 102 Startdbs.com [email protected] 1134 San Antonio Dr. Facebook: King City Rustler King City, CA 93930 Delicato Family Vineyards kingcityrustler.com P: 831-385-5421 51955 Oasis Rd. Facebook: KRKC News King City, CA 93930 [email protected] P/F: 831-386-5600 Offers a Military discount [email protected] Dfvwines.com BUSINESS SPONSORS Continued on next page
32 • 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers BUSINESS SPONSORS Continued from Chamber Members Coastal Tractor Co. Rio Farms LLC & Gill Ranches AUTO SERVICES previous page 10 Harris PL. LLC Pacifi c Valley Bank Salinas, CA 93901 P.O. Box 605 V Automobiles 2 Girls & A 302 Broadway St. P: 831-757-4101 King City, CA 93930 Carwash King City, CA 93930 F: 831-757-4106 P: 831-385-6225 815 C Broadway P: 831-385-2200 King City P: 831-385-5401 F: 831-385-0133 King City, CA 93930 F: 831-385-2219 [email protected] [email protected] P: 831-385-5858 krysta.keema@pacifi cvalleybank.com coastaltractor.com gillsonions.com [email protected] pacifi cvalleybank.com JVautomobiles.com CSC Of King City Santa aria Seeds, Inc. Rabobank 602 South First St. P.O. Box 7739 King City Radiator Service & King City, CA 93930 Santa Maria, CA 93455 532 Broadway St. Complete Auto Repair P: 831-385-2960 P: 805-922-5757 King City, CA 93930 316- A S. First St. 712 B Abbott St. F: 805-928-8667 P: 831-385-4144 King City, CA 93930 Salinas, CA 93901 King City P: 831-385-1118 F: 831-385-5558 P: 831-385-3188 P: 831-757-3009 santamariaseeds.com RabobankAmerica.com F: 831-385-3188 F: 831-757-1356 [email protected] [email protected] AG EQUIPMENT SALES & The Cork & Plough cscofsalinas.com Napa Parts & Service Center 200 Broadway Ste. 34 RENTALS 316 S. First St. King City, CA 93930 Elephant Garlic Kings King City Industrial Supply Inc. King City, CA 93930 P: 831-386-9491 P.O. Box 39 132 Lynn St. P: 831-385-5991 [email protected] King City, CA 93930 Facebook: The Cork & Plough King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-3261 Raymundo’s Auto Sales thecorkandplough.com P: 831-385-5901 F: 831-385-6473 1023 Broadway St. Offers a Military discount King City, CA 93930 Fresh Farms & APPLIANCES / APPLIANCE P: 831-214-7124 South County Packing REPAIR [email protected] Rava Ranches ACCOUNTING & esa Business Park ildhorse Propane BANKS BOOKKEEPING P.O. Box 1600 50557 Wildhorse Rd King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 1st Capital Bank P: 831-385-3285 PO Box 633 Borzini Accounting & 432 Broadway St. F: 831-385-1446 King City, CA 93930 Consulting, LLP King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-4827 218 Bassett St. P: 831-385-8900 Gonzales Irrigation Systems, Inc. King City, CA 93930 F: 831-540-4099 130 San Antonio Dr P: 831-385-8500 ART GALLERY [email protected] King City, CA 93930 F: 831-385-8505 1stCapitalBank.com P: 831-386-9336 Sol Treasures Art & Cultural 723 Fermin Lane Hayashi ayland Enrichment Center Central Coast Federal Gonzales, CA 93926 Accounting & Consulting 519 Broadway St. Credit Union P: 831-675-2376 104-A S. Vanderhurst Ave. King City, CA 93930 510 R. Canal St. F: 831-675-3871 King City, CA 93930 P: 831-386-9809 King City, CA 93930 [email protected] P: 831-385-5426 [email protected] P: 831-386-0376 F: 831-385-5156 Facebook: Sol-Treasures F: 831-386-0166 Holaday Seed Company, Inc. [email protected] Soltreasures.com [email protected] 820 Park Row #616 www.hw-cpa.com Facebook: Central Coast Salinas, CA 93901 ATTORNEY’S & LEGAL Federal Credit Union P: 831-796-0504 AG BUSINESS SERVICES centcoastfed.com King City Nursery Bassetti Farms Law Offi ce of ells Fargo Bank P.O. Box 1042 506 Broadway St. 402 Bassett St 48452 Lonoak Rd. Peter D. Anderson Inc. King City, CA 93930 523 Broadway St. King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-4805 831-385-3507 P: 831-385-6495 King City, CA 93930 [email protected] F: 831-385-6488 P: 831-385-5428 Pacifi c Valley Bank BASSETTIFARMS.COM [email protected] F: 831-385-5440 [email protected] 302 Broadway St. King City, CA 93930 Big Valley Labor, LLC L.A. Hearne Company 117 N. First St. oncrief & Hart, PC P: 831-385-2200 512 Metz Road F: 831-385-2219 King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 16 W. Gabilian St. P: 831-385-1263 Salinas, CA 93901 krysta.keema@pacifi cvalleybank.com P: 831-385-5441 pacifi cvalleybank.com F: 831-385-9414 F: 831-385-4377 P: 831-759-0900 [email protected] F: 831-759-0902 Rabobank California Orchard Co. Hearnestore.com moncriefhart.com Salinas Land Co. 532 Broadway St. P.O. Box 686 Noland, Hamerly, Etienne & King City, Ca 93930 ission Ranches Company, LLC P: 831-385-4144 King City, CA 93930 117 N. First St. Hoss P: 831-385-3858 333 Salinas St. F: 831-385-5558 King City, CA 93930 rabobankamerica.com F: 831-385-5909 P: 831-385-1263 Salinas, CA 93902 F: 831-385-3340 P: 831-424-1414
2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers • 33 Relay for Life of King City CORPORATE PROMOTIONS 945 S. Main St. Suite 201 Salinas, Ca 93901 est Coast Specialties Chamber Members P: 831-772-6528 or 800-227-2345 46265 Pine Meadow Dr. BUILDING & GROUNDS Hospice Giving Foundation F: 831-772-0959 King City, CA 93930 RENTALS 80 Garden Court [email protected] P: 619-208-6622 Suite 201 Facebook: King City Relay for Life [email protected] Salinas Valley Fair Inc. Monterey, CA 93940 relayforlife.org/kingcityca westcoastspecialties.com 625 Division St. P: 831-333-9023 [email protected] King City, CA 93930 San Antonio Community EDUCATION P: 831-385-3243 www.hospicegiving.org Betterment Association P.O. Box 222 F: 831-385-3345 Hartnell College [email protected] King City in Bloom 65951 Lockwood-Jolon Rd P.O. Box 1776 117 N. Second St. salinasvalleyfair.com Lockwood, CA 93932 King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 rosa.struthersmail.net [email protected] P: 831-386-7100 BUSINESS CONSULTANTS Lockwoodcommunitycenter.com [email protected] King City oung Farmers Hartnell.edu S.E. King Consulting & Santa Lucia asonic Lodge P.O. Box 712 421 Broadway St. Bookkeeping Hartnell College Foundation King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 200 Broadway St. P: 831-970-3143 411 Central Avenue King City, CA 93930 P: 619-208-6622 Salinas, CA 93901 P: 831-594-7254 [email protected] King City outh Football & P: 831-755-6810 [email protected] F: 831-759-6038 Cheer Silver Kings & Queens P.O. Box 2421 [email protected] P.O. Box 614 hartnellfoundation.org CATERING King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 P: 831-207-8606 P: 831-385-6253 onterey County Home Rosa’s Catering [email protected] [email protected] P.O. Box 1652 Facebook: kingcityyouthfootbal- Charter School Greenfi eld, CA 93927 PO Box 80851 landcheer So. o. Co Republican omen P: 831-821-1372 Salinas, CA 93912 Federated eals on heels of the Salinas P: 831-755-0331 P.O. Box 221 F: 831-755-0837 CHIROPRACTORS Valley King City, CA 93930 40 Clark St Suite C [email protected] P: 831-382-4230 mchcs.org Sara Coniglio, DC Salinas, CA [email protected] 423 Broadway, Studio B P: 831-758-6325 onterey County Offi ce Of King City, Ca 93930 F: 831-758-6518 VF Auxiliary Post 7 7 P: 805-400-9776 www.mowsalinas.org Education 599 Bitterwater Rd 901 Blanco Circle F: 805-434-0934 King City, CA 93930 Salinas, CA 93901 sarachiropractic.com ee emorial Hospital Service P: 831-382-4230 P: 831-755-0301 League [email protected] 300 Canal St. F: 831-755-6473 CLEANING SERVICE [email protected] King City, CA 93930 Veterans of Foreign ars Post P: 831-386-7396 Facebook: Monterey County Ace’s Quality Cleaning 7 7 Offi ce Of Education P.O. Box 1909 [email protected] 599 Bitterwater Rd. King City, Ca 93930 King City, CA 93930 So. o.Co. oint Union High Nacitone Regional Interpretive P: 831-385-7555 P: 831-385-5061 School District F: 831-385-5061 Center [email protected] P.O. Box 278 800 Broadway St. [email protected] R. Lockwood, Post Commander King City, CA 93930 Offers a Military discount 68901 Jolon Rd Lockwood, CA 93932 P: 831-385-0606 831-235-7358 COUNSELING [email protected] CLOTHING [email protected] Alliance on Aging ELECTRICITY, GAS & El Reparo Boots & ore Pinnacles Gateway Partnership 247 Main St. ENERGY 200 Broadway St. Suite 46 P.O. Box 2080 Salinas, CA 93901 King City, CA 93930 Hollister, CA 95024 P: 831-655-1334 F: 831-655-8781 P: 831-385-0436 Calpine P: 831-637-4879 tsullivan@allianceonaging 750 Metz Rd. [email protected] allianceonaging.org King City, CA 93930 CLUB & ORGANIZATIONS- Facebook: Pinnacles partnership P: 831-385-4090 NONPROFITS pinnaclespartnership.org Kinship Center F: 831-385-6683 124 River Rd. Chevron Community Foundation For Rancho Cielo Salinas, Ca 93908 P.O. Box 1392 onterey County 710 Old Stage Rd. P: 831-455-4723 Bakersfi eld, CA 93302 945 S. Main St. Ste. 207 Salinas, CA 93908 kinshipcenter.org 9525 Camino Media Salinas, CA 93901 P.O. Box 6948 Bakersfi eld, CA 93302 P: 831-375-9712 Salinas, CA 93912 Sun Street Centers P: 661-654-7450 F: 831-375-4731 [email protected] 11 Peach St. F: 661-654-7189 [email protected] ranchocieloyc.org Salinas, CA 93901 [email protected] P: 831-753-5140 F: 831-753-5163 Girl’s Inc of the Central Coast Pacifi c Gas & Electric [email protected] 318 Cayuga St., Suite 101A Company Salinas, CA 93901 Facebook: Sun Street Centers 406 Higuera St. P: 831-772-0882 Sunstreetcenter.org San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 F: 831-772-0773 P: 1800-PGE-5000 www.girlsinc.org pge.com 34 • 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers Palmer Electric FITNESS 63 Carmel Ave Salinas, CA 93901 Kasey Fitness Academy 831-320-9336 325 Broadway St. Chamber Members Hospice Giving Foundation [email protected] GLASS King City, CA 93930 80 Garden Ct. Ste. 201, P: 831-385-9500 King City Glass Monterey, CA 93940 F: 831-385-9501 FAMILY SERVICES 600 A Broadway St. P: 831-333-9023 kaseyfi [email protected] King City, CA 93930 [email protected] kaseyfi tness.com Kinship Center P: 831-385-3295 Facebook: hospicegiving 124 River Rd F: 831-385-4561 hospicegiving.org Salinas, CA 93908 FLORIST & GARDNER’S [email protected] P: 831-455-4723 kingcityglass.com Pinnacle Healthcare F: 831-455-4791 EVOS Landscaping 1180 Broadway St. [email protected] P.O. Box 627 GOVERNMENT SERVICES King City, CA 93930 Kinshipcenter.org Greenfi eld, CA 93927 P: 831-757-4444 831-774-1020 F: 831-757-4419 County Of Monterey FINANCE & INSURANCE [email protected] [email protected] Supervisor Simon Salinas evoslandscaping.com Facebook: PinnacleHC 168 W. Alisal, 3rd Floor pinnacleweb.com AAA NCNN Salinas, CA 93901 1019 Post Dr. Frank’s Gardening Services P: 831-755-5033 Salinas, CA 93907 P.O. Box 52 Robert C. Mackin, O.D. F: 831-796-3022 P: 831-771-4011 King City, CA 93930 406 Canal St. [email protected] F: 831-796-0795 P: 831-385-3368 King City, CA 93930 F: 831-385-3368 P: 831-385-6400 City Of King F: 831-385-1015 Amezcua Insurance Services 212 S. Vanderhurst Ave. 560-D Canal St. The Garden House [email protected] King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 650 Canal St. P: 831-385-3281 P.O. Box 9528 King City, CA 93930 Kingcity.com INCOME TAX SERVICES Salinas, CA 93915 P: 831-6811 P: 831-757-6313 King City Police Department H & R Block F: 831-757-5455 FUNERAL SERVICES 415 Bassett St. 1301 Broadway Cir. Ste. B-1 [email protected] King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 Eddington Funeral Services P: 831-385-4848 P: 831-385-1668 Bessemer Insurance Services 333 E. San Antonio Dr. F: 831-385-4976 F: 831-385-1669 51530 Pine Creek Pl King City, CA 93930 Dispatch: 831-385-8311 [email protected] King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-5400 P: 5831-495-5694 F: 831-385-5432 Senator Anthony Cannella INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS [email protected] [email protected] 2561 3rd St. Suite A efscares.com Ceres, CA 95307 Daniel & Monique Todd Central Coast Federal P: 209-552-5253 51460 Pine Canyon Rd. Credit Union FURNITURE F: 209-581-9832 King City, CA 93930 510 R Canal St. [email protected] King City, CA 93930 Heritage Cabinets, Inc. Donna Meyers P: 831-386-0376 300 E. San Antonio Dr. HARDWARE RETAIL 102 River Dr King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 Farmers Insurance and P: 831-386-0805 Financial Service King City True Value Hardware F: 831-386-0765 Joanne Banuelos 121 N. Vanderhurst 600-B Broadway St. [email protected] So. Co. Newspapers Columnist King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-6104 P: 831-385-4831 P: 831-385-5898 F: 831-385-3950 GIFT SHOPS F: 831-385-7517 Kathy Merritt [email protected] [email protected] 61847 Argyle Rd. farmersagent.com/rcullen Gifts from Mee King City, CA 93930 300 Canal St. HEALTH SERVICES P: 831-385-4634 State Farm Insurance King City, CA 93930 F: 831-385-6499 108 N. Russ St. P: 831-385-7193 Dr. Sarah Coniglio, DC King City, CA 93930 [email protected] 180 E. San Antonio Dr. Paulette Bumbalough P: 831-385-6777 Facebook: Mee Memorial Hospi- King City, CA 93930 216 Grove Pl. F: 831-385-5979 tal Service League P: 805-400-9776 King City, CA 93930 [email protected] F: 805-434-0934 P: 831-214-0742 anneolson.net Sol Treasures Art & Cultural [email protected] [email protected] Enrichment Center [email protected] Tavernetti, Layous & Clark 519 Broadway St. Roberta R. Oswald Insurance Services King City, CA 93930 Edward L. Ballengee, DDS 20 Lonoak Rt Box 20 333 Broadway St. P: 831-386-9809 218 N. Vanderhurst Ave. King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 [email protected] King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-3227 Facebook: Sol-Treasures P: 831-385-5886 Sarah Nash F: 831-385-6980 Soltreasures.com [email protected] [email protected] George L. Mee Memorial The Garden House Hospital Sharon Pursley 650 Canal St. 300 Canal St. PO Box 775 King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 P: 831-6811 P: 831-385-6000 P: 831-262-8282 Facebook Page: Mee Memorial Hospital Meememorial.com 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers • 35 Valley Sign Co. Nino Homes at Arboleda Argyle Rd 640 Bickle Dr. King City CA, 93930 King City, CA 93930 INTERNETChamber PROVIDER MembersNacitone Regional Interpretive P: 828-788-0708 P: 831-902-9945 Center [email protected] F: 831-385-2979 valleysignco.com [email protected] So. o. Co ireless 68901 Jolon Rd. P.O. Box 1090 P.O. Box 278 Veteran Owned Business ninohomes.com King City, CA 93930 Lockwood, CA 93932 P: 855-766-6269 P: 831-235-7358 est Coast Specialties Oak Shores Realty [email protected] [email protected] 46265 Pine Meadow Dr. 1 Oak Shores Drive Facebook: Somocowireless King City, CA 93930 Bradley, CA 93426 somocowireless.com MUSIC LESSONS P: 619-208-6622 P: 805-472-9030 [email protected] F: 805-472-2907 westcoastspecialties.com [email protected] Fresh usic Guitar Academy MOBILE HOME PARK Offers a Military discount 815C Broadway St King City, CA 93930 PLUMBING Barsotti Properties LLC Queen Oaktree Property Company P: 831-525-8282 obile Home Park 936 E. Lake Ave [email protected] Benson Plumbing & Supplies 11420 A Commercial PKWY Watsonville, Ca 95076 Castroville, CA 93930 freshmusicguitaracademy.com 630 Broadway St. King City, CA 93930 P: 831-722-9922 P: 831-633-3371 F: 831-722-9920 F: 831-633-3389 PLACES OF WORSHIP P: 831-385-4308 F: 831-385-4308 [email protected] [email protected] MOTELS First Baptist Church Pettitt Lands Inc. 450 King Street PUBLISHING 121 N. Vanderhurst Ave. Day’s Inn King City King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 1130 Broadway St. P: 831-385-3819 P: 831-385-4888 South County Newspapers King City, CA 93930 fi [email protected] F: 831-385-3950 P.O. Box 710 P: 831-385-5921 fi rstbaptistkingcity.com [email protected] F: 831-385-6508 522 B Broadway St. Grace Lutheran Church King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-4880 RECREATION Keefer’s Inn 205 Canal St. King City, CA 93930 F: 831-385-4799 615 Canal St. California Rodeo Salinas King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-5563 [email protected] Facebook: King City Rustler 1034 N. Main St. P: 831-385-4843 Salinas, CA 93906 ission San Antonio De Padua kingcityrustler.com F: 831-385-1254 P.O. Box 1648 1 Mission Rd. [email protected] Salinas, CA 93902 Jolon, CA 93928 PUMPING SERVICE keefersinn.com P: 831-775-3100 P: 831-385-4478 F: 831-757-5134 F: 831-386-9332 A&G Pumping otel King City [email protected] offi [email protected] P.O. Box 1915 3 Broadway Cir. carodeo.com missionsanantonio.com 268 E. San Antonio Dr. King City, CA 93930 Offers a Military discount P: 831-385-5000 King City, CA 93930 St. ohn The Baptist Church P: 831-385-5803 F: 831-385-0943 onterey County Parks 504 N. 3rd St. F: 831-386-9459 motel6.com 855 E. Laurel Dr. Bldg G King City, CA 93930 [email protected] PO Box 5249 P: 831-385-3377 pumperman.com Super 8 Salinas, CA 93905 F: 831-385-3317 4 Broadway St. P: 831-755-4909 [email protected] King City, CA 93930 RADIO BROADCASTING [email protected] P: 831-385-4646 mocoparks.org F: 831-385-6024 St. ark’s Episcopal Church KRKC Country & KC 102 301 Bassett St. 1134 San Antonio Dr. US Pinnacles National Park King City, CA 93930 MOVIE THEATRE King City, CA 93930 5000 Hwy 146 P: 805-975-9269 P: 831-385-5421 Paicines, CA 95043 [email protected] King City Cinemas Facebook: KRKC News P: 831-389-4486 121 N. Vanderhurst Ave. [email protected] F: 831-389-4489 King City, CA 93930 PRINTING Offers a Military discount [email protected] P: 831-385-9100 Facebook: pinnaclesnps [email protected] Casey Printing Co. REAL ESTATE, PROPERTY nps.gov 398 E. San Antonio Dr. MANAGEMENT & MUSEUM King City, CA 93930 RESTAURANTS P: 831-385-3222 APPRAISALS F: 831-385-3226 onterey County Agriculture California Gourmet Pizza caseyprinting.com Buttgereit Pettitt & Davis Rural Life useum Agency, Inc. 232 Broadway St. P.O. Box 644 King City, CA 93930 Scofi eld Graphics, LLC 121 N. Vanderhurst Ave. 1160 Broadway St. P: 831-385-4914 46163 Meadowbrook Dr. King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 F: 831-385-4253 King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-4831 P: 831-385-8020 [email protected] [email protected] P: 831-385-1062 info@scofi eldgraphics.net Facebook: Facebook.com/ King City Town S uare mcarlm 121 N. Vanderhurst Ave. [email protected] King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-4831 F: 831-385-3950 [email protected] 36 • 2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers Carl’s Jr. Wildhorse Café 570 Canal St. 50630 Mesa Verde Rd. King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 40 Winham St. P: 831-385-4312 Chamber Members Monterey Wine Company, LLC Salinas, CA 93901 F: 831-385-5234 VETERINARIAN & ANIMAL 1010 Industrial Way P: 831-796-0105 / 385-5138 [email protected] SHELTER King City, CA 93930 F: 831-796-0107 Facebook: Wildhorse P: 831-386-1100 Offers a Military discount mywildhorsecafe.com King City Veterinary Hospital F: 831-386-1104 Offers a Military discount 890 South First St. El Huarache King King City, CA 93930 Delicato Family Vineyards, LLC 322 Broadway St. P: 831-385-4878 ROOFING CONTRACTOR 51955 Oasis Rd. King City, CA 93930 F: 831-385-1988 King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-5241 [email protected] Field’s Roofi ng P: 831-386-5600 [email protected] Facebook: King City Veterinary 399 E. San Antonio Dr Suite L F: 831-385-0667 Facebook: El Huarache King Hospital King City, CA 93930 [email protected] kingcityvet.com P.O. Box 843 Dfvwines.com El Taquero Jolon, CA 93928 815 Broadway St. P: 831-385-0769 WATER SERVICES Scheid Vineyards King City, CA 93930 1927 Hobson Ave. P: 831-578-0599 STORAGE California Water Service King City, CA 93930 1301 Broadway St. P: 831-386-0316 Eve’s Enchilada’s Clark Trucking & Storage King City, CA 93930 305 Hilltown Rd. 103 Bassett St. 101 Airport Dr P: 831-385-7845 Salinas, CA 93908 King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 P: 831-455-9990 P: 831-385-7599 [email protected] Pure Water Bottling Company F: 831-455-9998 [email protected] Offers a Military discount 11265 Commercial PKWY Castroville, CA 95012 Lawrence’s Restaurant WHOLESALE PETROLEUM First Street Storage P: 831-633-9333 611 Canal St. RETAIL 401 N. First St. F: 831-633-5336 King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 [email protected] P: 831-386-0920 / 238-5299 Toro Petroleum Corporation P: 831-385-3817 purewaterbottling.com 448 Metz Rd. Lorena’s Taqueria WINERIES & VINEYARDS King City, CA 93930 132 Broadway St. TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS P: 831-385-5884 King City, CA 93930 F: 831-385-1336 Ing Estates P: 831-386-9060 Datafl ow Business Systems [email protected] 540 Work St. Suite E 44737 Sun Valley Dr. King City, CA 93930 Salinas, CA 93901 Wildhorse Propane McDonald’s/ RHC P: 408-242-0070 P: 831-776-1554 P.O. Box 633 Management Co., LLC [email protected] 1350 Broadway Cir. F: 831-417-1905 King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 Startdbs.com P: 831-385-4827 Marin’s Vineyard & Tasting P.O. Box 10130 Room Salinas, CA 93912 Mitchell Technologies 67997 Jolon Rd. P: 831-262-7694 399 E. San Antonio Dr. Lockwood, CA 93932 F: 831-269-5856 King City, CA 93930 [email protected] [email protected] P: 831-613-1011 www.marinsvineyard.com mitchelltechnologies.us Pozzi’s Stampede 207 Broadway St THEATRE ARTS King City, CA 93930 The businesses in this directory have made P: 831-385-3425 Monterey County Dance an important commitment to the community and a Foundation Subway valuable investment in their future by joining the King P.O Box 2323 560 A Canal St. King City, CA 93930 City Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture. King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-1776 1301 Broadway St. Ste. A9 [email protected] King City, CA 93930 montereycountydancefounda- P: 831-385-4202 tion.weebly.com Please show your appreciation to all our P: 831-385-3608 Monterey County Dance members by giving them your business! Tacos La Potranca De Jalisco Theatre 201 Broadway St. 332 Bassett St. King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 P: 831-385-7500 P: 831-261-2981 *If you would like F: 831-386-0551 montereycountydancetheatre.com [email protected] to see your business listed here, The Stage Hands The Cork & Plough please contact P.O. Box 87 200 Broadway Ste. 34 King City, CA 93930 King City, CA 93930 The King City Chamber of Commerce & P: 831-385-6565 P: 831-386-9491 [email protected] Agriculture Offi ce Facebook: The Cork & Plough thecorkandplough.com (831) 385-3814 Offers a Military discount
2018 King City Chamber Directory • A Publication of South County Newspapers • 37 KING CITY PIZZA FEATURED PIZZAS PERSONAL $8.29 SMALL $14.39 MEDIUM $19.73 LARGE $24.69 X-LARGE $28.69 all Day Delivery 385-0881 Cheese included on all pizzas SUPREME COMBO GARLIC VEGGIE Dine in or taKe out 385-0880 Salami, Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Olives, Garlic, Spinach, Mushrooms, Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Sausage, Ground Beef, Zucchini, Red Onions, Artichokes, 500 B. Canal St., King City Center Yellow Onions & Zesty Red Sauce. Italian Seasoning, Green Onions, Simply the BeSt pizza, SandwicheS Creamy Ranch Sauce. & Salad Bar in town GARLIC CHICKEN Beer - wine- Banquet, room Facility Garlic, Mushrooms, Tomatoes, Red HAWAIIAN SUPREME Big Screen tV Onions, Chicken, Italian Seasoning, Ham, Pineapple, Tomatoes, Red Mon-Sat 11aM-9pM • SunDay 12pM-9pM Green Onions, Creamy Ranch Sauce. Onions, Bacon, Green Onions, Sweet Chili Sauce. BACON DELI APPETIZERS Ham, Tomatoes, Bacon, Sausage, VEGGIE DELIGHT BREADSTICKS BEVERAGES Green Onions, Creamy Ranch Sauce. Mushrooms, Yellow Onions, Olives, Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Zesty Red 3 Breadsticks ...... $3.39 SODA ALL MEAT Sauce. 6 Breadsticks ...... $5.69 21 OZ ( 1 FREE REFILL) ...... $2.49 CHICKEN WINGS Salami, Pepperoni, Sausage, Bacon, 12 OZ ...... $1.79 Ground Beef, Zesty Red Sauce. GARDEN PESTO 6 Wings ...... $6.99 PITCHER (1 FREE REFILL) .... $ 5.89 12 Wings ...... $10.99 Garlic, Spinach, Mushroom, Tomatoes, GARLIC & PEPPERONI Zucchini, Olives Green Onions, Pesto BEER SALAD BAR ONE TRIP Garlic, Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Sauce. Pint ...... $ 4.59 Tomatoes, Sausage, Green Onions, Small ...... $5.39 Pitcher ...... $14.29 Creamy Ranch Sauce. BBQ CHICKEN Large ...... $7.39 PREMIUM BEER Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Red Onions, Take out small ...... $5.99 Pint ...... $ 5.19 HAWAIIAN Chicken, Green Onions, BBQ Sauce. Take out large ...... $7.99 Pitcher ...... $16.29 Ham, Pineapple, Zesty Red Sauce. POTATO WEDGES Personal $6.79 Small $10.49 CHICKEN & BACON JUICE...... $2.25 Medium $15.79 Large $18.49 Chicken, Bacon, Creamy Ranch Sauce Small ...... $3.99 BOTTLED WATER ...... $1.99 X-Large $21.99 Personal $6.79 Small $10.49 Large ...... $6.99 2 LITER (TAKE OUT ONLY) .... $4.00 Medium $15.79 Large $18.49 CHICKEN NUGGETS X-Large $21.99 Small ...... $4.59 all you can EAT Large ...... $6.99 LUNCH BUFFET Monday- Friday 11am-2pm MOZZARELLA STICKS DINE IN ONLY Small ...... $5.99 PIZZA, BREADSTICKS, SALAD & SODA CREATE YOUR OWN Large ...... $8.99 Adult $10.39|Kids 4-11 $6.39 VEGGIES ONE TOPPING Olives, Spinach, Zucchini, Green Onions, Yellow Personal $6.29 Small $9.39 Medium $14.39 GARLIC BREAD...... $3.39 Onions, Tomatoes, Mushrooms, Large $16.69 X-Large $19.69 GARLIC BREAD with CHEESE . $3.79 Red Onions, Garlic, Artichoke, Pineapple, Green Peppers, Jalapenos EXTRA TOPPINGS Personal $1.00 Small $1.50 Medium $2.00 MEAT Large $2.70 X-Large $3.00 Pepperoni, Salami, Sausage, Chicken, Bacon, LUNCH COMBO SPECIALS Ham, Ground Beef, Anchovies SANDWICHES SAUCES PAN CRUST Served Daily 11AM-3PM Bacon, Red Onions, Cheese, Lettuce. Pesto, Creamy Ranch, BBQ, Zesty Red, Sweet Chili Small $2.25 Medium $2.50 Large $2.75 1. ONE TOPPING PERSONAL ... $8.99 Tomatoes. Creamy Ranch Sauce, CRUSTS on a 6” French Roll served with Lay’s Original, Thin, Pan with a Small Salad, 21 oz. Soda Potato chips. 2. BREADSTICKS AND WINGS . $9.99 HAM OR CHICKEN ...... $7.99 3 Breadsticks, 6 Wings, 21 oz. Soda 00 00 00 00 $3 Off $3 Off $4 Off $4 Off 3. CLAZONE (3-TOPINGS) ...... $7.99 PIZZA SANDWICH ...... $7.99 Any Large Pizza Any Large Pizza Any Any Lay’s Potato Chips, 21 oz. Soda Choose any 3 toppings and sauce on or or a 6” French Roll, served with Lay’s 00 00 Xtra-Large Xtra-Large 4. ANY SANDWICH ...... $7.99 Potato chips. $2 Off $2 Off Pizza Pizza Lay’s Potato Chips, 21 oz. Soda Any Medium Pizza Any Medium Pizza 5. ONE TOPPING PERSONAL ... $6.99 CALZONE ...... $7.99 King City Pizza King City Pizza King City Pizza King City Pizza KING CITY KING CITY KING CITY KING CITY 21 oz. Soda Choose any 3 toppings and sauce, CENTER CENTER CENTER CENTER served with Lay’s Potato Chips. NOT VALID WITH ANY NOT VALID WITH ANY NOT VALID WITH ANY NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER OTHER OFFER OTHER OFFER OTHER OFFER
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