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The Experience, Alameda: Alameda Natural Grocery Culinary Gems

The Experience:

Put some sizzle in your olive oil!

This Sizzle olive oil is made from 100% Picual olives from Jaen, Spain. Graza brings the pure, unblended taste of Andalusia to your table. While many conventional olive oils are blended, and far from fresh, Graza excels due to its purity, precision and simplicity. Plus, these come in  handy squeeze-bottles for easy use both cooking and finishing dishes off. Check it out and then look for your lettuces for the delicious salad you’ll make topped with your new taste of Andalusia.

Shopping here you will find fresh, farm-direct, seasonal, local and organic produce, hard-to-find special diet foods, green home goods, locally produced artisan foods, clean & chemical-free cosmetics and real supplements.

All animal products sold at Alameda Natural Grocery come from producers who are committed to raising their animals in humane standards, and that provide their goods in the way nature intended.

Want good food? Go no further.

After shopping you have the whole rest of the Alameda Marketplace to explore. It’s home to 10 local eateries. There’s a vast selection of artisanal cheeses and wines, grass fed beef, hand-made pastries, fresh gourmet to-go, house-roasted coffees, made-to-order sushi, upscale dining and more. All conveniently located under one roof. Start at the Alameda Natural Grocery. You will be glad you did.

Where:

1650 Park St in Alameda Marketplace
Alameda

https://alamedanaturaygrocery.com

By |2024-11-14T12:47:52-08:00November 14th, 2024|Tags: , , , |0 Comments

The Experience, Alameda: Mosley’s Cafe Charcuterie Class

The Experience:

Take a Charcuterie Board class on the water!

Join Scott Cordie, Chef and Owner of Mosley’s Cafe for a hands-on Holiday Charcuterie Class & Peju Wine Pairing on November 15 at 6pm. Scott will teach you the art of creating the perfect charcuterie board. And you will be ready for your holidays. You get to take home your creation at the end of the event to enjoy with your family and friends.

They will be pairing the boards with some exquisite wines from Peju Winery. Located in the Napa Valley in Rutherford, Peju Winery believes farming sustainably and naturally creates great wines that last over the long term.

Meet at 1070 Marina Village Pkwy in Alameda and board the Hotel California which will be dressed up for the holidays. Get get ready to start celebrating early! An evening where you can indulge in delicious meats, cheeses, and wines aboard the Hotel California, a luxury yacht.

Contact Scott to learn more about his class. And if you have not been to Mosley’s Cafe yet, do visit! It is down at the foot of Grand, 2099 Grand on the water  in Alameda.  Register Here

Cost of class, including wine and excursion: $161.90.

About Mosley’s Cafe

You never know what’s baking in the kitchen down on the water at Mosley’s Cafe. Enjoy a peaceful morning on the dock with your favorite four legged friend in Grand Alameda Harbor. It really is a warm community gathering place, where you feel welcomed. Plus it’s so relaxing when you get to breathe in that fresh sea air. Consider it a wellness break. Seven Seas organic coffee and homemade pastries – heaven! Sandwiches, quiche, oatmeal, granola, avocado toasts, mimosas, beer and wine and more. Fans rave about their Grilled Cheese on Sourdough and they even have Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches. With over 40 years in the restaurant and hospitality business, they have a passion for unique experiences with classic comfort. They can’t wait to meet you!

Hours: Tues -Sun 8am – 3pm. 510-263-8228

Where:

2099 Grand Street
Alameda

https://mosleyscafe.com

By |2024-11-07T13:47:01-08:00November 7th, 2024|Tags: , , , , , , |0 Comments

The Experience, Alameda: C’era Una Volta Kitchen + Catering August 20 Menu

The Experience:

Gear up for your holiday parties with a little Tuscan flair! !

And they can deliver it to the venue of your choice. You have the option of doing a full-on lunch or dinner or Italian Platters & Trays. The Platters & Trays have imported Italian Specialty items, organic produce, grass fed and free-range beef. And they are dedicated to celebrating Italian Cuisine and sharing with your colleagues, family and friends.

Here’s what they offer for Platters & Trays:

  • Appetizers
  • Pastas, Risotto
  • Pizza, Meat, Fish
  • Desserts

Just to give you an idea –

Here are some Appetizer Platter ideas:

  • Prosciutto & Melone Spiedini – Skewers with Prosciutto di Parma and melon.
  • Spiedini di Mare – Skewers with shrimp, scallops, bell pepper, olives
  • Arancini – Arancini with rice, mozzarella cheese and meat ragu.
  • Finger sandwiches: sliced bread or pain au lait buns with smoked salmon, butter & capers.
  • Choux Pastry Puffs filled with Gorgonzola Cream.
  • Mini calzoni Ricotta & Spinaci – Mini calzoni with Ricotta cheese and spinach (vegan option)
  • Mini pizza with mozzarella & capperi (vegan option)
  • Rotolini di Datteri e Pancetta – Pancetta wrapped Dates
  • Plus more!

Add these to your dessert platter:

  • Tiramisu all’Arancia e Grand Marnier
  • Tiramisu al Mr.Espresso caffe’
  • Sicilian Cannoli
  • Panna Cotta con Frutti di bosco
  • Coccolamole vegan
  • Coconut milk panna cotta.
  • Profiteroles con Cioccolato

Platters & Trays are  offered for 10 or more. Please pre-order 2 days in advance.

Contact: [email protected]

 C’era Una Volta has all your Italian favorites and Chef Rudy’s specials represent historic Tuscany flavors. Questions or to place your order:  510.769.4828 or or call Chef Rudy at 510-205-3734. A tavola non s’invecchia mai – “At the table, we never grow old.”

Where:

800 W Tower Ave. inside The Hub Sports Club, formerly the Bladium

Alameda

https://www.ceraunavolta.us

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The Experience, Alameda: Rhythmix Cultural Works Presents

The Experience:

Bienvenido a ‘Round the World: Music, Dance & Art Festival

Driving rhythms, vibrant regalia, fabulous footwork and flavorful cuisines will immerse you in the Rhythmix ‘Round the World Festival.  Celebrate music, dance, art, food and culture from Latin and Indigenous traditions in an afternoon of fun for the whole family on Saturday, September 21st from 12–5pm at Chochenyo Park in Alameda.

With a passion that transcends borders, headlining performer Chika Di blends traditional Latin, electronic, Afro, and pop musical genres, showcasing her powerful Colombian vocals in her high-energy live performance.

Discover the unique instruments and musical traditions of Afro-Peruvian culture with Cunamacué. Feel the strength and spirit of eight generations of Afro-Puerto Rican bomba dance and rhythms with Batey Tambó.  Experience the rich cultural heritage of Brasilian percussion with Tambores e Samba. Witness ancestral dances of Bolivia with Kantuta Ballet Folklórico de Bolivia and much, much more!

Enjoy artisan crafts in the multicultural marketplace and your favorite Latin-inspired foods from Chef Hits the Streets, Teaqueria and Crazy Empanadas. Multi-cultural arts, crafts and activities for all ages provided by Rhythmix Cultural Works and the City of Alameda Recreation & Park Department.

About

The ‘Round the World Festival is presented in partnership with the City of Alameda Recreation and Park Department as part of the Rhythmix in the Parks Family Concert Series which aims to support the local community by celebrating our diverse cultural traditions, uplifting underserved voices, supporting BIPOC artists and redefining Alameda’s City parks as accessible and safe spaces to be enjoyed by all.

Chochenyo Park is located on Park Avenue, south of Encinal Avenue, one block from the Park Street business district.

Free for all ages.

Where:

2513 Blanding Ave
Alameda

http://www.rhythmix.org

The Experience, Alameda: Alameda Island Brewing Co Friday

The Experience:

Fresh beer + three hours of free acoustic roots + blues!

We’ve got  you covered for Friday night fun. Join the folks at Alameda Island Brewing on Friday night from 6-9pm for tunes by John Rybak + Friends..

According to undiscovered music website, John Rybak + Friends are: “Deeply rooted and well-versed in American roots music and early southern blues John + Friends will take you on a musical road trip across the country with feel-good songs of substance and integrity.”

Bring your friends, grab a bite to eat at local nearby eateries and get down to the taproom on Friday, August 30. And chill!

They can’t wait to see you! They’ve been crafting island-inspired brews in Alameda since 2015.

Hours: Tues – Sat 12-10pm; Sun 12-7pm.

Where:

1716 Park Street
Alameda

https://www.alamedaislandbrewing.com/

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