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    Base Camp Wine & Co

    5.0 (6 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    Amazing service. Love this shop, unique and wonderful items, so much fun. George and Mary are fabulous,

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    4.6(31 reviews)
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    I had a birthday party to attend. Well two actually; a friend and my wife's, happy coincidences and…read moreall. Both being held at the same spot, 4:45p on a sunny Thursday. This is the story, it is not really about wine.. I crested the drive up to Stellas on the hill, truck's RPM held at 3000, four vehicles pass on the left exiting (3 full of ladies with short cropped white hair and the 4th a black Maserati entitled to the center section of the narrow twisting mountain road), edging my wheelbase close to the drop off on the right side. I arrive to Stella's on the hill to a 3/4 full parking lot. And (angel's singing) a prime spot opens up to my right, 3 more silver pumas leaving in a Lincoln Navigator. I pull in as they exit. An attendant comes up to my window informing me "we are at capacity", but 5 cars just left in the last minute I question, "yeah we are not letting people in" he replies. I explain the significance of both birthdays; "yeah that sucks for you man.." That's (shitty errhmm cough cough) fair, I think to myself, a business does have a right to refuse service. I text my spouse, and tell her I will have to abscond from the parties. "Dude it's hot and I had the worst wrap ever. Super nice view but you really aren't missing anything. If it wasn't for Dr Phil and the Enablers (the band), I would have already left." She tells me, and informs my retreating vehicle that I should grab a couple tables at Wine House. A short drive later, I park in the lot for Jimmy's down the street, the sign says I will be towed but 'Jimmy wouldn't do that' I mouth to myself. Wine house was 70% full with a private event being held in the interior space, NOT AGAIN I think. But the owner, sensing my confusion, politely ushered me out to a partially shaded double table in the front. My wife and 7 friends arrived minutes later. We had wine and ate little cheeses. The server even offered to replace my $15 Graham Beck South African bubbles with a $5 brown bag beer free of charge. Thinking, incorrectly, that I had wanted the bargain mystery beer, and not a light effervescence of brut wine dancing in my mouth, as I sat in the sun. We watching other parties on dates, 30-somethings having 'girl dinner', maybe an interview dinner for a nanny (?); it was a very fine evening. The wine was good. The owner of Wine House was attentive and visited the table twice, which was a nice touch. The crowd was good, sociable and attractive. Also they let me sit, while Stellas' didn't even let me park after 5 cars left. And Jimmy didn't tow me.

    Friendly service, lovely atmosphere, delicious wine and super fun tasty nibbles!! The pesto and…read morechicken flatbread is phenomenal, as well as their charcuterie board. Love coming here with the hubs for date night!!

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    4.5(691 reviews)
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    When we walked into this unassuming building we were hit by a magical warmth and beauty, very…read moreclassy but not pretentious. Our server Larry took us on a tour of the restaurant and gave us the history. Just when we thought it couldn't get better, we tasted the food! Side note, the cocktails were delicious also! The food was beautifully plated and the beautifully paired flavors, sang on our tongues! I can't wait to go back, we arrived at 4, and were able to get a table but it sounded like maybe we got the only one that wasn't reserved. The prices were very fair for the incredible quality.

    Did not expect this!…read more I've driven by this place a hundred times and was pleasantly surprised with the whole experience. The inside decor is dark with low lighting giving it a cozy , romantic , upscale feel. Unique decor and decorated cool. The first thing you see when you walk in is a glass floor that you can walk on and can see a table of people Dining in the basement. It's pretty cool. Our server was extremely attentive. Every time he walked by he would check our drinks or ask us if we needed anything... top notch ! The food - it's on the pricier side but worth the experience. We started off with the baked Brie and the blue cheese wedge. The baked Brie was unique. The Brie was wrapped in a house made phyllo dough and covered in caramel sauce. Accompanied by Some fruit and bread. Unique and well executed. The wedge was wonderful. Very tasty house made blue cheese dressing and bacon (I think adding some tomato or onion would have broken up the saltiness) but was still great tasting We ordered the sweet pork chop. I was impressed how moist and tender they cooked the pork.. I have to admit that it was too sweet. Even for me, who has a crazy sweet tooth. It was a unique pairing, but left no room for savory. We also ordered the seafood fettuccini. I believe they house make their pasta and Alfredo sauce. It didn't come with a ton of seafood (a couple large prawns and a few bacon wrapped scallops) but hit the spot. Their house bread they serve with your meal is the highlight! A little loaf of breast drenched in a garlic butter sauce! I'm salivating just thinking about it! I' have to admit, I have high expectations, and this place is probably the better of the many other local eateries I've tried . A little spendy- 2 people , no drinks with tip $130 ish Ambiance - 5 Food- 5 Service -5

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    Plant Gossip

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    4.8(18 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    High quality, nutritious vegan food that is all raw or low temperature prepared. You can tell they…read moreput a lot of thought and heart into their food. Now, expect things to be a little untraditional like the "burger" was really more like a veggie patty on a nut loaf with veggies and gravy. I was plant based for a few years so that type of food is normal to me, but living in North Idaho I could see some folk being a little thrown off. Very nice new interior, the owner was walking around and talking to everyone, good service. Pricier, but you're paying for organic ingredients so it's nice to have as an option when I want a healthy meal!

    The concept is great, healthy eating and organic foods that you can feel good about putting in your…read morebody. The execution left something to be desired. My husband and I came here for lunch on a weekday afternoon after searching high & low for a restaurant that serves organic produce and healthy options. He has an auto-immune condition, and the menu is great for individuals looking for a place to support an anti-inflammatory diet. This is not a place for those who consider themselves big carnivores, but it is good for those who are vegetarian or vegan. Expanding their selection could make it more palatable for all, but for now I think the clientele who will embrace and enjoy the food here is limited. It might have been a bad day in the kitchen, but our food was so salty it was not edible. The food looked fantastic, colorful and full of vegetables - but it didn't taste good. We would go back because the menu is promising, but I would lean toward ordering moderate / minimal seasoning. We took the food to go, and it was much better once we mixed it with eggs and other veggies to dilute the amount of salt. I wish they would incorporate meat into the menu, such as organic free-range beef or chicken- but, that's less of a complaint and more feedback to the restaurant on how they may be able to broaden their audience. I don't recommend Plant Gossip for large groups or gatherings with varying tastes, it is not one of those places where everyone can find something they like on the menu. Other than our very salty meal, service was very friendly and relatively quick. The location is very walkable from DT CDA and the place has a nice vibe. If you're looking for healthy, plant-based options - this is the spot!

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