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Joan Obra
Carlton's serves food and music
Folks looking for downtown eats and music have found Carlton's Bar & Grill at Ventura and O streets. Within about a week of its April 14 opening, patrons filled the bar during happy hours and packed the restaurant on the weekend. A live band plays on Fridays and Saturdays."Basically, we wanted to turn it into a jazz club," says co-owner Carlton Lockett. "You've got to mix in some other music, like blues, to make it work out."
Managing diabetes is no jokeIf you've read the story on this page about Gerald Sullivan, you may have the same reaction I did: Wow.
Flamenco Tapas offers brunch buffetDiners looking for Sunday brunch options have another spot to visit. Flamenco Tapas of Spain at Friant and North Fort Washington roads launched a Spanish and American brunch buffet almost two weeks ago.
06:20:00 PM Thursday, May 8, 2008
Managing diabetes is no jokeIf you've read the story on this page about Gerald Sullivan, you may have the same reaction I did: Wow.
05:17:16 PM Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Flamenco Tapas offers brunch buffetDiners looking for Sunday brunch options have another spot to visit. Flamenco Tapas of Spain at Friant and North Fort Washington roads launched a Spanish and American brunch buffet almost two weeks ago.
01:00:26 PM Thursday, May 1, 2008
Eateries hit by economic downturnGiven our recession fears, it was only a matter of time before some restaurants had to change their business plans.
Cracked Pepper Bistro adds lunch to its menuFans of the Cracked Pepper Bistro will welcome this news: The restaurant in the Mission Village shopping center at Shaw Avenue and Fresno Street has added lunch hours.
'Top Chef' dreams go sourEven before Ryan Scott's stint on "Top Chef" ended last week, rumors flew that he was opening a restaurant in Fresno.
River Park farmers market returnsAlmost eight months after River Park lost its farmers market, the 70-or-so farmers decided to come home.
Changes galore at area eateriesDid Justin Shannon learn enough at The French Laundry to create a little of that magic in Fresno?
The Palms is changing, not closingDon't believe the rumors about The Palms.
Help showcase Valley foodsIf you love exploring food as much as I do, you'd probably agree there are lots of unique eats in the central San Joaquin Valley.
Deli Delicious is opening a new eatery on Shaw
Food can serve as a bridge between people
Restaurant rises from the debris
Market offers free fruit, veggies
Manhattan Steakhouse celebrates anniversary with wine
05:47:31 PM Tuesday, Apr 29, 2008
Cracked Pepper Bistro adds lunch to its menuFans of the Cracked Pepper Bistro will welcome this news: The restaurant in the Mission Village shopping center at Shaw Avenue and Fresno Street has added lunch hours.
11:05:20 PM Thursday, Apr 24, 2008
'Top Chef' dreams go sourEven before Ryan Scott's stint on "Top Chef" ended last week, rumors flew that he was opening a restaurant in Fresno.
06:25:00 PM Tuesday, Apr 22, 2008
River Park farmers market returnsAlmost eight months after River Park lost its farmers market, the 70-or-so farmers decided to come home.
08:11:41 PM Thursday, Apr 17, 2008
Changes galore at area eateriesDid Justin Shannon learn enough at The French Laundry to create a little of that magic in Fresno?
05:12:03 PM Tuesday, Apr 15, 2008
The Palms is changing, not closingDon't believe the rumors about The Palms.
10:03:44 PM Thursday, Apr 10, 2008
Help showcase Valley foodsIf you love exploring food as much as I do, you'd probably agree there are lots of unique eats in the central San Joaquin Valley.
05:40:49 PM Tuesday, Apr 8, 2008
Deli Delicious is opening a new eatery on Shaw
Food can serve as a bridge between people
Restaurant rises from the debris
Market offers free fruit, veggies
Manhattan Steakhouse celebrates anniversary with wine
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