Hi All,
We're considering hosting a luncheon at Latitude, for the atmosphere, deck, dining on the water etc. since their food is not very good. Therefore, my question is:
should we do a banquet menu or let folks order individually off their menu?
I appreciate any suggestions and personal experience with this restaurant.
Many thanks,
Suzanne
RecycleSonomaCounty
01-12-2010, 04:58 PM
"their food is not very good."
Ok,, your words and I agree 100%. Well, there are many other venues with nice atmosphere and food that is not well, less than what most folks want to eat. (trying to be polite)
There is a new place opening on Thursday in Sebastopol: Restaurant P/30 - Sebastopol, CA (https://www.yelp.com/biz/restaurant-p-30-sebastopol)
I have been following them on Facebook,, and some of my Uber Foodie(well respected) friends highly recomend the Chef-Patrick Tafoya (https://www.biteclubeats.com/2009/09/patrick-tafoya-taking-over-saint-rose-spot.html)and frankly I can hardly wait to try it. This is a very cute place. It has been many creations and each time quite welcoming. I am certain they would go above and beyond to make your lunchon wonderful.
There are many other fine places around... I am sure other Waccobians will chime in and help with recomendations. Personally, I would not go to a restraunt just because it has pretty views/atmosphere. My :2cents:...
Good Luck and enjoy,
Ann
"Mad" Miles
01-12-2010, 05:55 PM
First off, the view is of an artificial lake and you can see the freeway, and hear it in the distance. But there are ducks!
The only time I ate there, which was about ten months ago, I ordered some "Polynesian" pork which was dry, mealy and bland. With enough seasoning I was able to make it edible. The portion was generous so I was able to make a couple of more meals out of the leftovers.
After that I read something about the food improving.
I did once have a great time there a couple of years ago. KRSH brought Bret Dennen (sp?) for free on a Friday afternoon.
I didn't eat, the beers were good but pricy. I had a very nice time. Mostly due to the other KRSHies that I know who were also there. And of course Bret, who sings a bit too much like a young Wayne Newton for my taste but has great control of African Soka guitar method and writes some very, very good songs, with sweet social consciousness. I even got to meet his proud parents, and didn't make any disparaging references to Wayne Newton.