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In the right time of year, you may want to enjoy Mendocino’s wonderful culinary offerings and its weather. Here is how.
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A central part of Mendocino village life, Goodlife has both sweet and savory baked goods, organic and fair trade coffee, a great lunch menu that features both vegan and gluten-free options, and a large outdoor patio where locals and tourists alike gather to live the good life.
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Frankie’s is a relaxed lunch spot serving delicious pizza, falafels and ice cream, with organic ingredients and an emphasis on a sustainable and environmentally-conscious business model. Their outdoor seating is perfect for a lovely Mendocino day, fog or no fog!
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For a truly unique seafood experience, try Princess Seafood, named after the 42-foot Seamaster hull that catches the fish you are about to eat, and captained and staffed entirely by women. Princess Seafood is a market, deli and restaurant, and features live music on weekends on their ample outdoor patio.
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Patrona: where what’s at the market dictates what’s on the menu. So they proudly proclaim and the result is fresh and delicious, locally-sourced New American cuisine. Outdoor seating is very much available.
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A funky and delicious sandwich shop, this Willits institution features a Tuscan-inspired dining room or a cozy, heated outdoor patio so you can eat outside all year.
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Centered around an immaculately-curated wine shop run by noted wine writer Wendy Lamer, this one-stop shop also offers a small menu with delectable dishes like duck breast sliders and piquillo peppers stuffed with goat cheese.
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With a lovely outdoor area and a down-home, affordable, delicious menu of potato bowls, breakfast sandwiches, and other soulful comfort food selections, this is a cozy and nourishing spot to sit a while and fill up before your next adventure.
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Down in the Point Arena cove you’ll find this unpretentious gem where you can sit and sample the local seafood while watching the endless activity of the Pacific Ocean.
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