Pebble Beach & Carmel Weekend Getaway

We headed to Pebble Beach for serious good times. Except for the fact that I got a flat tire on the way and had to buy new tires, the weekend was fabulous. Minnesota Stacy’s in-laws rented a house with the 14th tee of Pebble Beach as their backyard overlooking the golf course and the Pacific Ocean. It was highly swank. We had pizza at the house, then Saturday night headed to my favorite spot in the world, the Mission Ranch Piano Bar. Lots of singing ensued. A terrific singer, Joe Gransden, sang and played his trumpet to Fly Me to the Moon. A few minutes later, Clint Eastwood came in and joined him, hamming it up and pretending to play the trumpet.

Sunday, Susan joined us on Doug Lumsden’s Monterey Movie Tour which was very fun. He has the whole thing timed perfectly so he can say ‘Marilyn Monroe comes out that door, walks across the street and has a fight with her boyfriend on that corner’ and then shows you the scene. Highlights of Play Misty for Me, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, A Summer Place, Julie and From Here to Eternity among others. That night we went to the Inn at Spanish Bay to see the bagpiper say farewell to the day and had the most delicious meal at Roy’s — a kobe beef sushi roll - yummy! Later that night we were back to the Mission Ranch for more singing.

Monday, after a delicious lunch of oysters on the deck overlooking the 18th, I headed home.

Things to do Pebble Beach

Websites: Wood’s Hole, Mission Ranch Piano Bar, Joe Gransden, Monterey Movie Tours, Inn at Spanish Bay, Roy’s, Stillwater Cove

Mission Ranch Carmel

26270 Dolores St
Carmel, CA 93923
(831) 625-9040

Inn at Spanish Bay

2700 Seventeen Mile Dr
Pebble Beach, CA
831-647-7500

Roy’s at Inn at Spanish Bay

2700 Seventeen Mile Dr
Pebble Beach, CA
(831) 647-7423

Stillwater Cove at The Lodge at Pebble Beach

1700 17-Mile Drive
Pebble Beach, CA 93953
831-625-8524

Hot off the presses - The Times (London) has published their 2009 edition of the 100 Best Eating Establishments in the World. Visit their site for more details - who’s new on the list, who moved up or down and most shocking - which celebrity super chef fell off the list completely.

Have you been to any of these restaurants? If so, please twitter me @juliemarg, I’d love you to do a guest post.

Eat Show and Tell tells all about the Tasmanian Ocean Trout at Tetsuya’s in Sydney, Australia #17 on the list

My friend Jeanine Barone wrote a fantastic post about #39 - Asador Extebarri - Spain

Below is the list - with links and a map provided by me!*

1 El Bulli, Barcelona, Spain
2 The Fat Duck, Bray, U.K.
3 Noma, Copenhagen, Denmark
4 Mugaritz, Errenteria, Spain
5 El Celler de Can Roca, Girona, Spain
6 Per Se, NYC, NY, U.S.
7 Bras, Laguiole, France
8 Arzak, San Sebastian, Spain
9 Pierre Gagnaire, Paris, France
10 Alinea, Chicago, IL, U.S.
11 L’Astrance, Paris, France
12 The French Laundry, Yountville, CA, U.S.
13 Osteria Francescana, Modena, Italy
14 St. John, London, U.K.
15 Le Bernardin, NYC, NY, U.S.
16 Restaurant de l’Hotel de Ville, Crissier, Switzerland
17 Tetsuya’s, Sydney, Australia
18 L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Paris, France
19 Jean Georges, NYC, NY, U.S.

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20 Les Creations de Narisawa, Tokyo, Japan
21 Chez Dominique, Helsinki, Finland
22 Ristorante Cracco, Milan, Italy
23 Die Schwarzwaldstube, Germany
24 D.O.M., Sao Paolo, Brazil
25 Vendome, Gladback, Germany
26 Hof van Cleve, Krushoutem, Belgium
27 Masa, Boston, U.S.
28 Gambero Rosso, Santa Flavia, Italy
29 Oud Sluis, Sluis, Netherlands
30 Steirereck, Vienna, Austria
31 Momofuku Ssam Bar, NYC, NY, U.S.
32 Oaxen Skaergaardskrog, Morko, Sweden
33 Martin Berasategui, Lasate, Spain
34 Nobu, London, U.K.
35 Mirazur, Menton, France
36 Hakkasan, London, U.K.
37 Le Quartier Francais, South Africa
38 La Colombe, Constatia, South Africa
39 Asador Etxebarri, Axpe, Spain
40 Le Chateaubriand, Paris, France
41 Daniel, NYC, NY U.S .
42 Combal Zero, Turin, Italy
43 Le Louis XV, Monaco
44 Tantris, Munich, Germany
45 Iggy’s, Singapore
46 Quay, Sydney, Australia
47 Les Ambassadeurs, France
48 Dal Pescatore, Canneto sull’Oglio, Italy
49 Le Calandre, Sarmeola di Rubano Padova, Italy
50 Mathias Dahlgren, Stockholm, Sweden
51 Zuma, Hong Kong, China
52 Marcus Wareing at the Berkeley, London, U.K.
53 Spondi, Athens, Greece
54 L’Arpege, Paris, France
55 L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Hong Kong, China
56 Hibiscus, London, U.K.
57 Aqua, Wolfsburg, Germany
58 Le Gavroche, London, U.K.
59 Chez Panisse, Berkeley, CA, U.S.
60 Les Amis, Singapore
61 El Poblet, Denia, Spain
62 Maison Pic, Valence, France
63 Cafe Pushkin, Moscow, Russia
64 Le Meurice, Paris, France
65 Bukhara, Delhi, India
66 Varvari, Russia
67 Schauenstein, Germany
68 RyuGin, Minato-ku, Japan
69 La Maison Troisgros, Roanne, France
70 Wasabi, New Delhi, India
71 The River Cafe, London, U.K.
72 Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence, Italy
73 Le Cinq, Paris, France
74 Allegro, Praha, Czech Republic
75 Quintessence, Tokyo, Japan
76 Restaurant Dieter Mueller, Gladbach, Germany
77 Geranium, Copenhagen, Denmark
78 Caprice, Hong Kong, China
79 Jardine, Capetown, South Africa
80 Amador, Langen, Germany
81 Biko, Mexico City, Mexico
82 L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon NYC, NY, U.S
83 Fasano, Sao, Paolo, Brazil
84 Mozaic, Bali
85 Obauer, Werfen, Austria
86 Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athenee, Paris, France
87 L’Ambroisie, Paris, France
88 Maison Boulud, Beijing, China
89 De Librije, Zwolle, Netherlands
90 Babbo, NYC, NY, U.S.
91 Maze, London, U.K.
92 Zuma, London, U.K.
93 Manresa, Los Gatos, CA, U.S.
94 Pier, Sydney, Australia
95 De Karmeliet, Bruges, Belgium
96 Aubergine, Cape Town, South Africa
97 Bo Innovation, Hong Kong, China
98 Rust en Vrede, Cape Town, South Africa
99 Del Posto, NYC, NY, U.S.
100 Reflets par Pierre Gagnaire, Dubai, UAE

*if you see any links that are incorrect in the list or the map, please leave me a comment.

Whether you’re a San Francisco local or just visiting, it becomes apparent pretty quickly that the City by the Bay is rather pricey. Yet among the extravagant restaurants and swanky lounges, reasonably priced bars can be found—if you know where to look. If you’re on a budget (or just appreciate a cheap drink to unwind after work) no doubt you already know the joys of Happy Hour. After a long day of working, or a long day of sightseeing, nothing winds up a busy day in SF quite like a cheap cocktail with good friends. I’ve compiled a list of my favorite Happy Hours in the city—places where you can enjoy a drink and take in some local color without paying typical San Francisco prices. So here they are, in no particular order…my top 7 Happy Hours spots in San Francisco.

1. Sugar, Hayes Valley. Sugar Lounge has the unique distinction of being the only Happy Hour on the list to provide a spread of free food (!!) along with cheap drinks. The inside lighting is lovely and inviting, the perfect place to meet a friend or a date for a drink and a snack. The free appetizers range from teriyaki chicken skewers, sweet potato French fries, chocolate covered strawberries, and more. You can get your drink on with $3 beers and $5 well drinks, and you won’t go home hungry!

2. Fly Bar, NOPA and Nob Hill (two locations). Fly Bar’s Happy Hour in San Francisco is practically famous. Their Happy Hour is 7 days a week from 3:30 to 6:30, making it the perfect place to hit after work or relax at on a Sunday afternoon. Enjoy $3 draft beers, sangria, and sake cocktails while you check out the rotating art that makes up Fly Bar’s unique décor. Don’t forget to order a pizza as well, they are ½ off during Happy Hour and absolutely delish. Grab a friend, get some drinks, share a pizza—and go home with plenty of money still in your pocket.

3. Olive, Tenderloin/Nob Hill. Ok, the Tenderloin isn’t my favorite neighborhood. In fact, I think I can safely say that it is my least favorite neighborhood. But along the grimy sidewalks, and just a few blocks north of Civic Center is a gem of a martini bar called Olive. Walking through the door, you leave the Tenderloin behind to enter a stylish bar offering top-notch martinis for the Happy Hour price of $5, Monday through Friday, 5-7. Enjoy a classic Olive martini, or something more indulgent like the Chocolate Hazelnut martini. No matter what you choose, you can’t go wrong with these quality libations at Happy Hour prices. Be sure to check out the discounted appetizers as well. Their famous Wild Mushroom and Truffle Oil Pizza is to die for.

4. Amelie, Russian Hill. As far as wine bars go, Amelie is among my favorites in San Francisco. The wine list is extensive, the bar tenders are friendly, and the décor is modern with a touch of French elegance. Happy Hour during the week, 5:30-7, includes a $10 Flight of three wines (your choice), along with a small appetizer. The bartenders clearly know their wine, and are always ready with a friendly recommendation. This place gets a bit crowded later at night, but at Happy Hour there is room to relax and enjoy the ambiance. Wine snobs welcome.

5. Elbo Room, Mission. Elbo Room boasts “San Francisco’s longest Happy Hour” from 5-9PM, every day. Draft pints are just $2, all other drinks are $1 off—and the drinks are pretty cheap to begin with! Live music plays on any given night, so check out their calendar to pick your favorite genre. It’s the kind of place where a Happy Hour drink or two can lead to an entire night of fun.

6. Madrone Art Bar, NOPA. Madrone is part bar and part alternative art space, focusing on every art medium in rotating installments. Not only is this bar aesthetically engaging, but it’s also a great place to enjoy Happy Hour between 4-8 (every day!). Well drinks are only $4, mojitos are $5, and for all you PBR drinkers out there, you can get one for just $2 bucks. The space is full of comfy couches, so feel free to settle in and enjoy the art scene.

7. The Tipsy Pig, Marina. When I wandered into the Tipsy Pig around Happy Hour a few weeks ago, I wasn’t necessarily looking for drink deals. My main concern was taking advantage of the beautiful San Francisco weather, and I knew that the Tipsy Pig boasts an outdoor patio in the back. It’s not uncommon for bars to nix the Happy Hour specials on Mondays, so you can imagine my surprise when I found a note at the bottom of the wine list—“All bottles ½ price on Mondays between 5 and 7.” This is one of the better deals you’ll find in the Marina, and it gave us the chance to try a pricier bottle for a much lower price. The deal is only on Mondays, but it’s a great way to start your week.

There are many more spectacular Happy Hours throughout the city, and I encourage you to explore. I chose these 7 bars specifically because each one offers a nice venue, low prices, and (in most cases) some good food to go along with your discounted drink. SF is expensive, but it is also diverse, which means that this city has something to offer to almost everyone—even those of us on a budget.

Thanks so much for your well-tested info Annika!

Websites: Sugar, Hayes Valley, Fly Bar,Olive, Amelie, Elbo Room, Madrone Art Bar, The Tipsy Pig

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Best Sacramento Day Spa

Arden Hills features one of the largest award winning day spas in Northern California, offering more than 75 choices in treatments. Spa members are pampered with exquisite facial treatments, exotic body wraps and relaxing massages in a tranquil sanctuary of complete bliss. In addition to the full spa facilities, Arden Hills is also home to Salon Cabochon , a full service salon.

For over 50 years, Arden Hills has been the preferred destination for fitness and wellness in Sacramento. Members enjoy an array of amenities including a five-pool aquatic center, 12-court tennis center, a 50,000 square foot health and wellness pavilion and a dynamic social calendar.

History of Arden Hills

In 1954, the Arden Hills Swim and Tennis Club opened under the single proprietorship of the late Sherm Chavoor. This private club on the outskirts of Sacramento, offered simple tennis and swimming facilities for members and an area training center for competitive swimmers. What occurred in the next three decades soared far beyond anyone’s wildest expectations as the Arden Hills Swim Club produced a combined total of 31 Olympic medals (21 Gold medals) and set more than 200 world and American records.

One of the swimmers in Chavoor’s well-honed clan was a confident and electrifying performer named Mark Spitz. Winner of nine Olympic Gold medals and recently named among ESPN’s top 50 athletes of the twentieth century, Spitz prowled the Arden Hills training pools en route to one of the single most sensational Olympic performances of all time in the 1972 Munich games. Triple Gold medalists, Debbie Meyer and Mike Burton along with several other Olympic greats went on to make history and create a dynasty that few clubs have equaled in the world of competitive swimming.

Website: Arden Hills Resort & Spa

Things to do in Sacramento

Arden Hills Resort Club & Spa
1220 Arden Hills Lane
Sacramento, CA 95864

916.482.6111

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Best Basque Restaurant Spain

Guest Author: Jeanine Barone

Spain is one of my specialties and I’ve visited the Basque Country many times. Etxebarri is one of my favorite restaurants because everything about it is unexpected, starting with its location in a hamlet so small that the bus driver didn’t even know where to drop me off because he said there wasn’t anything to see in the area. Thirty minutes from Bilbao, Chef Victor Arguinzoniz transforms humble grilling into haute cuisine. Almost everything is grilled or wood-oven roasted in Etxebarri (”new home”), a restaurant in the hard-to-find hamlet of Axpe in the emerald green Atxondo Valley. Yet Etxebarri attracts a diverse clientele: from locals drinking tart white wine (txaloli) poured at arm’s length overhead in the rustic first-floor bar to the well-heeled arriving by helicopter to sample the ethereal and ever-changing eight-course tasting menu — baby octopus and eels, rare sirloin, Palamos shrimp — in the upstairs dining room. As minimalist as the cuisine, this space has large windows overlooking grazing sheep and Anboto, the stunning 1,300-meter limestone peak.

Arguinzoniz is a creative, meticulous chef who invented unique cookware, such as a laser-sculpted pan, allowing him to grill the ungrillable: baby eels, sea cucumbers and risotto. The food is pure and close to the earth, with Arguinzoniz selecting eggs and vegetables from his farm, maintaining live seafood in kitchen tanks, preparing chorizo using some of his pigs and, every morning, gathering wood to make coal: oak for seafood and fish (and sometimes olive branches) and old grape vines for meat. Where else but humble Etxebarri would you find grilled strawberry tarts with mushroom ice cream.

Thank you very much to my special guest author, Jeanine Barone, travel writer and the author of J the Travel Authority. You can follow her on twitter @jcreaturetravel

Things to do in Spain

Website: Etxebarri

Extebarri

Plaza San Juan 1
Axpe, Spain
011-34-94-658-3042

The first thing you notice about a stay at the Ritz Carlton is the attention to detail and service. Every staff member is truly happy to see you and genuinely eager to please you. While customer service is a dying art, I can assure you it’s alive and thriving at the Ritz Carlton.

A recent MidLife Road Trip to Phoenix found the Ritz Carlton Camelback location the perfect marriage of business & pleasure. Located in the heart of everything, it’s surrounded by great shopping, nightlife and dining. What I appreciated most though was a welcoming, comfortable place with gracious surrounding after a long day of non stop activity. Renowned for their “sleep experience” the plush bedding does not go unnoticed or unappreciated. Crisp, clean, fluffy and inviting, my bed at the Ritz Carlton was literally a cloud of comfort that engulfed me after a long and arduous day.

The amenities which are standard at the Ritz are top shelf. Water, water everywhere! I drink a lot of water and the Ritz Carlton saw to it that I was never without. From the moment I arrived I was greeted with a “Mrs. McKenna can I get you a cold bottle of water?” After a five hour flight that was music to my ears! Our room was always well stocked with the Ritz signature bottled water.

The Broadway Show “Mary Poppins” was also in town the weekend we were in Phoenix. To our absolute delight, the Ritz Carlton Phoenix hosted a noon tea with the cast of the show. They too did not disappoint. The cast that included Caroline Sheen, “Mary Poppins”, Laird Mackintosh, “George Banks”, and Blythe Wilson “Winifred Banks” mingled with the teetotalers who dined on chocolate kites, umbrella teacakes and fruit tarts. The “Tea Sommelier” Jeffrey Hattrick was attentive and absolutely entertaining, joining the cast for a flawless rendition of supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! The tea at the Ritz Carlton is NOT to be missed!

Another great amenity was the tray of brie, bread sticks and apricot preserves that were awaiting our return to the room in the evening. This kept hunger at bay until dinner. The Ritz has several dining options that include the European inspired bistro 24, the Lobby Lounge and the Club Bar which specializes in hand crafted cocktails. If that’s not enough, there is a wide assortment of dining {Morton’s, Houston’s, Cheesecake Factory, Capitol Grille} all within walking distance.

With time racing by and the world changing by he nano second, it’s nice to see that certain age old traditions, like the unsurpassed service of the Ritz Carlton remain intact.

Thanks to my dear friend Sandi McKenna of the Midlife Road Trip for this review. You have got to follow her on twitter @McMedia or @MidLifeRoadTrip - She is hilarious and fabulous.

Website: Ritz Carlton Phoenix

Ritz Carlton Phoenix
2401 East Camelback Road
Phoenix, AZ 85016 USA
Phone: (602) 468-0700

Mexico Hiking Resort Rancho La Puerta Spa

Rancho La Puerta - 70th Anniversary Celebration
Since 1940 — making healthy people healthier while sharing the secrets of inner peace and joy.

Last week I brought a group of fantastic women with me to Rancho La Puerta, to celebrate her 70th Anniversary and my 11th visit. As always, the Ranch is like your childhood home. Bringing you back to the things that are important - beauty, nature, fun, food, community, art. My particular challenge: It was my first time hiking after a serious hiking accident in 2008.

Founded by Edmond and Deborah Szekely, is the original destination fitness resort and spa — family-founded, -owned and -operated. Today’s guests enjoy the very best resort spa experience, shaped by expertise developed over 70 years.

Each week, some 150 guests share 3,000 acres of mountains and meadows beneath 3,885’ Mount Kuchumaa. The peak straddles the U.S.-Mexico border, and Native Americans consider its slopes and summit a sacred place — so much so that it was the first geographic feature in the U.S. to be named a National Historic Site by the Department of Interior based on spiritual significance.

My friend Jackie Silver does a complete job of describing the ranch, the foundation, the organic gardens, the labyrinth and everything a person would need to know about Rancho La Puerta.

New to Rancho La Puerta in 2008, La Cocina Que Canta, a hands-on cooking school. Special guest chefs at the ranch teach classes and our group had a really fun class with Chef Michel Stroot, former Chef at the Golden Door Spa, and first spa cuisine chef ever to be a James Beard nominee.

Then, of course, there is the fabulous spa - I could tell you about the four hands massage, but it was too dreamy - I want to relive it, not describe it. What is a Four Hands Massage - it’s two people (with two hands each) massaging you at the same time with synchronized movements. Completely blissful!

But my friend Sandi McKennacan describe her fantastic facial …

What do you do to bring joy to your life? It’s so easy to get into a rut and fill up your time with activities that stagnate instead of elevate. Rancho La Puerta shows you how to stretch - physically, intellectually, artistically.

As Deborah Szekely, founder of the Ranch 70 years ago says,

“We provide the true luxury of time and space, that which is most lacking in today’s life. Space to breathe freely, to relax and enjoy what will be ‘the longer-living, younger life.’”

So, I stretched a little and sang with the band. First time I’ve ever sang on the microphone without my singing teacher present to cheer me on and calm my nerves …

I want to thank Rancho La Puerta for their gracious hospitality hosting our group. They taught us much about healthy living and expanding your horizons.

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It’s the only ballpark in America where home runs can be “splash hits.” Where the breathtaking Bay views rival the action on the field. Where one of baseball’s most hallowed franchises plays inside an architectural landmark. On your behind-the-scenes ballpark tour of sensational AT&T Park, the home of the San Francisco Giants, you will get to go places only the players and staff go including:

The Field Warning Track - The Dugouts - Indoor Batting Cages - The Visitors’ Clubhouse - The Press Box - The Luxury Suites

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Things to do in San Francisco

Website: AT&T Park

AT&T Park
24 Willie Mays Plz
San Francisco, CA 94107
(415) 972-1800

Lose yourself in a pink and white hillside paradise that features the most breathtaking view of Acapulco´s bay & sunsets!

Has anyone shared a mountainside resort in Acapulco called Las Brisas? OMG, it is one of my faves that my DH & I would return to several times a year before kids. You get a private casita that overlooks Acapulco Bay. Also, your own private pool! Each morning, you awaken to a pot of hot coffee, freshly baked assorted pastries, and fruit. It is quietly delivered to a special compartment in your casita, without ever disturbing you. This hotel is so fabulous on how it cleans up your pool area and floats beautiful hibiscus flowers in your pool each day. If you care to socialize, you can take one of their shuttles down to the beach area to enjoy one of their pools or the beach. The restaurants are also excellant. We loved dining open air.

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