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Mushrooming-foraging is a popular activity in Mendocino County, and the region is home to a panoply of delicious varietals that locals chefs use in bold and creative ways.
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Some vacations are about seeking out out of the way hole-in-the-wall gems; others are about Michelin star restaurants. The best are a little bit of both. For the latter, try this impressive establishment, with multiple Michelin star wins and a James Beard nomination. Sometimes, you get what you pay for, and chef Matthew Kammerer’s 8-12 course tasting menu will be a night to remember forever.
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With wood-burning fireplaces, sweeping ocean vistas, and soaking tubs, Little River Inn is an excellent choice for a luxurious stay, and their restaurant rises to the level of their lodging and location. Try the spring risotto for some smoky mushroom action, or see what’s in season.
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Connected to the destination resort The Stanford Inn, Ravens features an entirely organic, entirely plant-based menu. If you haven’t tried Trumpet Royale mushroom crab-less cakes over fresh arugula yet, then you haven’t truly experienced the wonders that vegan cuisine can deliver.
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One of the jewels in Mendocino’s crown, both for accommodations and dining, the “Mac House,” as the locals call it, features an ever-changing seasonal menu from Chef Alan Kantor that never fails to surprise and delight.
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