The 9 a.m. race will begin at Freeman Stadium on the CSUMB campus, the former site of Ft. Ord in Seaside, California. It will conclude with a final shower and lap around the stadium track.

Participants may compete as individuals (civilian or military) or as part of a fiv-person team. Team categories include: Open Male, Open Female, Mixed, Corporate, Military, Public Safety and Collegiate. All five team members must cross the finish line together with linked arms to compete for awards.

Initiated by the Presidio of Monterey’s Family, Morale Welfare and Recreation division in 2006, the Mud Run is a cooperative effort of the Presidio, the CSUMB athletic department and the Big Sur International Marathon race organization. Key sponsor Granite Construction Company assists with the building of the mud pits and other course obstacles.

Entry fees for the Mud Run are $48 (individual) and $240 (five-person teams) with a discount for active military participants and students. Online registration is available at www.bigsurmudrun.org. For questions: Telephone: (831) 625-6226; E-mail: info@bsim.org.

©James Raia

The Quail: A Motorsports Gathering 2009 will be held Friday Aug. 14, 2009 at Quail Lodge Resort & Country Club in Carmel, Calif., and will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the legendary Daytona Speedway; the 30th anniversary of BMW’s motorsports division; the racing heritage of Audi; and pay tribute to Hans Struck, Jr. The Quail is a unique six-hour experience that combines landmark automobiles, catered culinary delights, an exquisite landscape of rolling greens lawns and mountain peaks in a combined atmosphere of serenity, luxury and exclusivity.

The Quail classes for 2009 will include: 50th anniversary of Daytona Speedway, 30th anniversary of BMW Motorsports, Audi Racing Legends, Hans Struck, Jr. Tribute, The Great Ferraris, Pre-War Race Cars, Post-War Race Cars, Sport and Racing Motorcycles and Super Cars.

Entrants’ applications are also currently being accepted.

Here’s a sampling of media testimonials about The Quail: A Motorsports Gathering:

“If the editors of Food & Wine, Town & Country and Cigar Aficionado got together and decided to put on a car show, it would be The Quail.” —- The New York Times.

©James Raia

“The Quail has become the event of The Week, where superlative motor cars are enjoyed along with fresh oysters, Russian caviar and ice-cold Champagne.” —- Octane Magazine.

“The Quail is one of the more enjoyable events of the weekend — if you can get in.” —- Los Angeles Times.

“Exclusive and exquisite in function and form, The Quail is a true motor sports-gathering.” —- Sports Car Market

“The Quail had grown into international fame and is recognized as a place to be.” —- Auto Events Magazine.

Tickets for the seventh annual event, sub-titled “Redefining Automobile Celebrations,” will be offered for $350 beginning Feb. 2, 2009 for previous attendees and others who have been provided a unique log-in code. If tickets remain, they will offered to the public on a first-come, first-serve basis for $400 beginning Feb. 18.

For more information, visit the web site: www.quaillodgetickets.com.

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

Holiday shopping for a golfer is easy. Any golfer can use traditional items — the latest technology in balls, a new glove design or a trendy shirt. But surprising a golfer with an unusual gift is more challenging. But there are plenty of choices. If you’re seeking a luxury gift, for example, how about purchasing an all encompassing entry to a year-end tournament and party at Pebble Beach Golf Links and Inn at Spanish Bay? Or how about a gift certificate for a round or rounds of golf at a unique destination or a practical accessory stocking stuffer?

Here are four items for the golfer on your holiday shopping list. Some items are heavy on the wallet, but all are lightweight overall, easily transportable and varyingly suitable for beginners to top-flight amateurs.

* Pebble Beach Dream — The fourth annual New Year’s Championships, a two-person team best ball event with gross and net flights, will be held Dec. 30-Jan. 1 at Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spanish Bay Golf Course.

Suited for couples but also available to single golfers, the package includes: two nights accommodations at The Inn at Spanish Bay, two rounds of golf (one at Spanish Bay, one at Pebble Beach), ticket to a New Year’s Eve party at The Inn at Spanish Bay, two additional food and beverage functions, individual player tee package and awards to the top-three teams in each flight.

Cost is $950 without rooms, $1,550 per player for shared room, $2,215 per player for individual room. Additional New Year’s Eve tickets are $150.

Details: Pebble Beach tournament office, Tel. 831-625-8575; E-mail: cooleyb@pebblebeach.com.

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

* Perfect Pairing: Golf And Chocolate — Known as the “Sweetest Place On Earth,” Hershey, Pa., is not only the home to Hershey Company, the manufacturer of the famous chocolates, it’s home to four golf courses, including Hershey Links.

Part of the Hershey Golf Collection of courses, Hershey Links has been cited for the “Best New Course Design in Central Pennsylvania.” And it’s offering four gift packages: Three greens fees and a Hershey Links polo shirt ($135); Ten Greens Fees, Jan. 1-April 5, and a polo shirt ($199); Three one-hour golf lessons and a polo shirt ($250); And a Hershey Golf Links gift certificate. The first three gift options do not include a golf cart.

Details: Hershey Links, Tel. 1-800-437-7439; Web site: www.hersheylinks.com.

* Global Golf Adventures — The Las Vegas-based web site GolfAdventures.com is offering gift certificates for four of its popular destinations, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Niagara Falls, N.Y., Las Vegas, Nev., and Scottsdale, Ariz.

Available for $100 to $10,000, the web site will gear the certificate to specific needs — accommodations to restaurants, airfare to local transportation.

Details: Las Vegas Golf Adventures, 5524 South Fort Apache Rd., Suite #110, Las Vegas, Nev., 89148. Tel. 1-702-566-7324; 1 800-6570; Web site: www.golfadventures.com.

* A Different Kind of Caddy — Golfers who like to bring a bottle of water on their rounds now have a tote that easily clips to the golf bag and keeps their essentials handy during rounds. It’s called the Golfing Caddy, and it’s ideal for golfers who walk or use pull or electric carts.

The unisex-styled bag holds up to a 24-ounce bottle of water or a golfer’s favorite beverage. The included water bottle cooler sleeve keeps drinks cold. It’s ideal for tournament goodie bags, tee prizes and can be imprinted with company, club or organization name and logo.

Details: Vicky Forster, BVT Products, 8143 Brumby Court, Trinity, FL 34655, Tel. 727-834-8944; E-mail: vicki@bvtproducts.ccm; Web site: www.thegolfingcaddy.com.

Palmer, a fifth-year PGA Tour pro, earned his first PGATour win since his debut season in 2004 at the Ginn sur Mer Classic (Nov. 2). He will be joined by 2008 tournament winners Steve Lowery, D.J. Trahan and Chez Reavie among 29 PGA Tour players in the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational field.

Trahan won the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (Jan. 20). Lowery is the reigning AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am titlist (Feb. 10). Reavie claimed the RBC Canadian Open (July 27).

Palmer, whose 2007 season was the least successful of his young career, was in jeopardy of losing is full PGA Tour exemption for 2009. But he rallied to win the Ginn sur Mer Classic in unique circumstances.

After beginning the week in 143rd on the season money list, he made an 11-foot birdie putt of the final hole to emerge from a multiple player tie. Palmer’s win also came after a rain delay and during a round in which he called a one-stroke penalty on himself and recorded a bogey when his ball moved in gusting winds as he was about to putt on the 10th hole.

“I had it a little rough last year,” said Palmer, who eventually finished 68th on the 2008 season-ending money list to secure a two-year exemption. “I put so much sweat and a lot of tears into this year. I’m speechless; it’s unbelievable. The work I put in this year, working hard, grinding. For it to finally show, I knew it was coming.”

Founded in 1972, the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational is the only tournament featuring individual competition among players from the four major tours.

Championship rounds for the $300,000 event will be played Nov. 20-23 with the first three rounds held simultaneously on all three courses. Following the 54-hole cut, the top 40 pros and 10 amateur teams will play the final round Sunday, Nov. 23 at Pebble Beach Golf Links.

The winner will earn $60,000. Tee shot yardage advantages are given to various tours’ players on each of the three courses.

Admission to the tournament is free as is entrance to the 17-Mile Drive for tournament spectators.

Kevin Sutherland, who won the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational in 2000 and had two runner-up finishes this season, is the top 2008 PGA Tour money list entrant in 18th place with more than $2.5 million.

John Cook, who finished fifth on the money list this season, will lead nine Champions Tour entrants. Brittany Lincicome, one of the longest hitters on the LPGA Tour and a 2007 Solheim Cup member, will lead seven LPGA Tour entrants. The 14 entrants from the Nationwide Tour will include nine players who will be competing on the PGA Tour in 2009.

Rocco Mediate, second this year in a Monday playoff to Tiger Woods at the U.S. Open and the 1999 Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational winner, will also be in the field that includes a half-dozen former Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational winners.

Two-time U.S. Open winner Lee Janzen, 2002 PGA Championship titlist Rich Beem and former U.S. Open winner and Scott Simpson, the former U.S. Open winner who won the 2006 Walmart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach, are also in the field.

The Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational benefits The Kiwanis Club of Monterey County and the AT&T Pebble Beach Junior Golf Association.

Palmer, a fifth-year PGA Tour pro, earned his first PGATour win since his debut season in 2004 at the Ginn sur Mer Classic (Nov. 2). He will be joined by 2008 tournament winners Steve Lowery, D.J. Trahan and Chez Reavie among 29 PGA Tour players in the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational field.

Trahan won the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (Jan. 20). Lowery is the reigning AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am titlist (Feb. 10). Reavie claimed the RBC Canadian Open (July 27).

Palmer, whose 2007 season was the least successful of his young career, was in jeopardy of losing is full PGA Tour exemption for 2009. But he rallied to win the Ginn sur Mer Classic in unique circumstances.

After beginning the week in 143rd on the season money list, he made an 11-foot birdie putt of the final hole to emerge from a multiple player tie. Palmer’s win also came after a rain delay and during a round in which he called a one-stroke penalty on himself and recorded a bogey when his ball moved in gusting winds as he was about to putt on the 10th hole.

“I had it a little rough last year,” said Palmer, who eventually finished 68th on the 2008 season-ending money list to secure a two-year exemption. “I put so much sweat and a lot of tears into this year. I’m speechless; it’s unbelievable. The work I put in this year, working hard, grinding. For it to finally show, I knew it was coming.”

Founded in 1972, the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational is the only tournament featuring individual competition among players from the four major tours.

Championship rounds for the $300,000 event will be played Nov. 20-23 with the first three rounds held simultaneously on all three courses. Following the 54-hole cut, the top 40 pros and 10 amateur teams will play the final round Sunday, Nov. 23 at Pebble Beach Golf Links.

The winner will earn $60,000. Tee shot yardage advantages are given to various tours’ players on each of the three courses.

Admission to the tournament is free as is entrance to the 17-Mile Drive for tournament spectators.

Kevin Sutherland, who won the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational in 2000 and had two runner-up finishes this season, is the top 2008 PGA Tour money list entrant in 18th place with more than $2.5 million.

John Cook, who finished fifth on the money list this season, will lead nine Champions Tour entrants. Brittany Lincicome, one of the longest hitters on the LPGA Tour and a 2007 Solheim Cup member, will lead seven LPGA Tour entrants. The 14 entrants from the Nationwide Tour will include nine players who will be competing on the PGA Tour in 2009.

Rocco Mediate, second this year in a Monday playoff to Tiger Woods at the U.S. Open and the 1999 Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational winner, will also be in the field that includes a half-dozen former Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational winners.

Two-time U.S. Open winner Lee Janzen, 2002 PGA Championship titlist Rich Beem and Scott Simpson, the former U.S. Open winner and 2006 Walmart First Tee Open titlist at Pebble Beach, are also in the field.

The Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational benefits The Kiwanis Club of Monterey County and the AT&T Pebble Beach Junior Golf Association.

The 36th annual Rolex Monterey Historic Automobile Races and auto exposition is scheduled Aug. 14-16, 2009, at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca in Monterey, Calif., General Racing has announced. Next year’s dates come in the still-buzzing aftermath of this year’s successful event during which special guest Mario Andretti drove his famous Lotus 79. Porsche, the manufacturer that has long intrigued compassionate global automobile enthusiasts, will be the featured marque.

“We are extremely excited to honor Porsche and its incredible racing heritage at the 36th Rolex Monterey Historic,” said Steve Earle, founder of the event and president of General Racing. “With great cars from the early 356 Speedsters and Spyders, to the 917’s, this event will be an auto enthusiasts dream and we look forward to seeing these vehicles on the track.”

The iconic 356 gave Porsche its first overall win in a major sports car racing event at the 1956 Targa Florio. The 356s Speedsters and Spyders are rarely in public view but will be showcased at Rolex Monterey Historic Races. The Porsche workmanship and craftsman has endured endless replications, improvements and technical evolution of the intervening 60 years.

The early 356’s lean curvatures, penned by engineer/aerodynamicist Erwin Komenda, are fundamental to Porsche products. The Porsche 917 was in its heyday the fastest series production car ever produced, and it was made into a movie star by Steve McQueen in his 1971 film Le Mans. The movie magnificently showcases the bright blue and orange livery Gulf 917K and Porsche Austria 917LH.

“Porsche won the Can-Am Championship here in 1972 and 1973 with one of the most iconic sports racing cars of all time,” said Gill Campbell, CEO/general manager of Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. “The 917 was known for its high speeds and high horsepower outputs and raced successfully here at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca.”

Tickets, additional event information, parking directions and information for the 2009 season at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca are available by calling (800) 327-SECA or online at www.laguna-seca.com.

Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca’s 2009 racing schedule includes: The Festival of Speed featuring Rolex Grand-Am Series, May 15-17; Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix featuring MotoGP World Championship, July 3-5; 36th Rolex Monterey Historic Automobile Races August 14-16; and the Monterey Sports Car Championships featuring the American Le Mans Series, Oct. 9-11.

Tommy Armour III

Press Release

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — One week after completing the most successful season of his nearly 30-year PGA Tour career, Tommy Armour III will begin defense of his 2007 title at the 37th annual Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational presented by Merrill Lynch. After playing this week in the Children’s Miracle Network Classic in Orlando, Fla., the final PGA Tour event of the season, Armour will be among a strong field of 81 professionals in the uniquely formatted event, Nov. 18-23, 2008, at Pebble Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill Golf Course and Del Monte Golf Course.

Armour, grandson of the U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship winner, has five top-10 finishes this season in 24 PGA Tour events and is 62nd on the money list with more than $1.5 million. It’s the first season since joining the PGA Tour in 1982, Armour has earned more than $1 million.

The 72-hole Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational, founded in 1972, is the only tournament that features individual competition among players from the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, Champions Tour, Nationwide Tour as well as mini-tour players, club pros and amateur teams.

Championship rounds for the $300,000 event will be played Nov. 20-23 with the first three rounds held simultaneously on all three courses. Following the 54-hole cut, the top 40 pros and 10 amateur teams will play the final round Sunday, Nov. 23 at Pebble Beach. The winner will earn $60,000. Tee shot yardage advantages are given to various tours’ players on each of the three courses.
Admission is free throughout the tournament on all three courses.

“I am absolutely thrilled with the professional field we have selected for this year’s tournament, all of whom will be attempting to dethrone our defending champion, Tommy Armour III,” said first-year tournament director Bill Sendell.

Ryan Palmer, who claimed his second career win last Sunday at the Ginn sur Mer Classic in Florida, will also be among 29 PGA Tour entrants.

Rocco Mediate, second this year in a Monday playoff to Tiger Woods at the U.S. Open, will be joined by Armour, Palmer and more than a half-dozen former Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational titlists.

Kevin Sutherland, who won the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational in 2000 and has two runner-up finishes this season, is currently the top PGA Tour money list entrant in 18th place with mor e than $2,5 million.

John Cook, who finished fifth on the money list this season, will lead nine Champions Tour entrants. Brittany Lincicome, one of the longest hitters on the LPGA Tour and a 2007 Solheim Cup member, will lead seven LPGA Tour entrants. The 14 entrants from the Nationwide Tour will include nine players who will be competing on the PGA Tour in 2009.

“Sunday’s final should be a special day as spectators have the opportunity to walk along with some of the world’s greatest players at Pebble Beach Golf Links as they vie for the professional title,” said Sendell. “Perhaps the most exciting thing is that there is no charge for spectators to enjoy the tournament.”

Armour, who turned age 49 in October, is a two-time PGA Tour event winner. He ended more than a four-year winless streak with his Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational victory last year.

After beginning the final round with a one-stroke lead over Ronnie Black, Armour shot a 2-under-par 70 final round at Pebble Beach en route to a 16-under 272 total and a two-stroke victory over Black and Mediate.

“I just played good all week and never had a three-putt,” said Armour, whose last PGA Tour win was the 2003 Valero Texas Open in a still-record 34-under par. “I told myself this morning that I had to shoot 70 to win. I shot 70.”

The Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational benefits The Kiwanis Club of Monterey County and the AT&T Pebble Beach Junior Golf Association.

But perhaps my favorite stop is the KRML studio, museum and retail store on San Carlos and Fifth Ave. I can’t help but either walk past the place and just look in the window for a minutes (if it’s very late) or stop in early in the evening and reminisce while looking at the cool jazz stuff. Much of it is related to Clint Eastwood and his long-time passion for jazz as an enthusiast and composer.

Usually, there’s some standard jazz cut playing and it reminds me of my father, who was a lifelong jazz fan and a good selection of the retro jazz albums and CDs available for sale in the store.

KRML jock Capt. Mike

Sometimes, when you walk past the studio and store, a show host in sitting in the front window. I always take the time to wave or give a “thumb’s up.”

The folks at KRML have a good presence on the web, too, and they recently forwarded an update on the station’s web store stock. Here’s the notice (edited for brevity):

“We have just expanded our web store to include some great gift ideas for any of the upcoming holidays, birthdays, and special events in your lives! (By the way, did you know we don’t charge postage for CD’s shipped in the lower 48? Just call and have us find your favorite band, singer, swinger, or artists of any kind — if it’s in print we’ll mail it postage free!. And if you’re out of state that saves 7.25% California tax as well!)

We’ve kept the choices simple, easy to see, easy to order, too. Just go to www.krmlradio.com and click on “store” and then scroll down to see the children’s books and CDs, tote bags in many colors, 100% wool berets to fit all sizes, and all the logo clothing items we carry, too!

Free shipping is offered on some items. Also, ask about our “Make My Day Discount Card.” We initial a card for each purchase of $20 or more and after 10 items, you get to pick one free at a value of $20! Yes, it works on mail orders, also!”

The Monterey Peninsula has a diverse selection of restaurants, inexpensive sandwich shops to family restaurants, national chains to world renowned, exclusive fine-dining establishments. Unfortunately, the Monterey Peninsula also has a good share of restaurants that come and go, casualties of the fluctuating economy and as a world famous area that relies heavily on its tourism industry to support local establishments.

During my quarter-century of living and visiting the Monterey Peninsula, I’ve eaten at many Monterey Peninsula restaurants, locals’ favorites like The Fish Wife and Peppers in Pacific Grove and fine-dining like Casanova in Carmel. Here’s a list on Monterey Peninsula restaurants and their web sites.

If you’ve dined at a restaurant listed (or one that isn’t) and you’d like tell me about it, I’ll post the review.

Abalonetti Seafood Trattoria
www.pisto.com/pisto-restaurants.com

Allegro Gourmet Pizzeria
www.allegrogourmetpizzeria.com

Ann Kelly’s By the Lake
www.annkellys.com

Anton & Michel Restaurant
www.carmelsbest.com

Asilomar Conference Grounds – Restaurant
www.visitasilomar.com

Bahama Billy’s
www.bahamabillys.com

Benihana
www.benihana.com

Big Sur River Inn
www.bigsurriverinn.com

Bistro 211
www.bistro211.com

Bixby Martini Bistro
www.bixbymartini.com

Black Bear Diner
www.blackbeardiner.com

Blue Moon Restaurant
www.pisto.com

Bouchée
www.boucheecarmel.com

Britannia Arms
www.britanniaarms.com

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.
www.bubbagump.com

Cafe Beach
www.montereybeachresort.com

Café Fina
www.cafefina.com

California Market
www.highlandsinn.hyatt.com

California Pizza Kitchen
www.cpk.com

Carmel Chop House
www.carmelchophouse.com

Casa Café
www.casamunras-hotel.com

Casanova
www.casanovarestaurant.com

Characters Sports Bar & Grill
www.marriott.com

Chart House
www.chart-house.com

Cibo Ristorante Italiano
www.cibo.com

Cielo-Ventana Inn & Spa
www.ventanainn.com

Club Del Monte
www.mwr.navy.mil

Club Jalapeno
www.clubjalapeno.com

Clubhouse Bar & Grill
www.pebblebeach.com

Crazy Horse Restaurant
www.bayparkhotel.com

Club XIX
www.pebblebeach.com

Covey Restaurant, The
www.quaillodge.com

Crown & Anchor, The
www.crownandanchor.net

Domenico’s on the Wharf
www.pisto.com

Duck Club
www.woodsidehotels.com

Edgar’s
www.quaillodge.com

Fandango
www.fandangorestaurant.com

Fifi’s Café
www.fifiscafe.com

Fish Hopper
www.fishhopper.com

Fishwife at Asilomar Beach
www.fishwife.com

Flaherty’s Oyster Bar & Seafood Grill
www.carmelsbest.com

Forge in the Forest
www.forgeintheforest.com

Fresh Cream
www.freshcream.com

Gallery Café
www.pebblebeach.com

Grasing’s Coastal Cuisine
www.grasings.com

Golf Club Grill
www.grandbay.com

Grill on Ocean Avenue
www.carmelsbest.com

Hullaballoo Restaurant
www.hullaballoorestaurant.com

Hula’s Island Grill & Tiki Room
www.hulastiki.com

Il Fornaio
www.ilfornaio.com

Jacks Restaurant
http://www.portolahotel.com/dining/index.cfm

Katy’s Place
www.katysplacecarmel.com

Knuckles Historical Sports Bar
www.hyattregencymonterey.com

Louie Linguini’s
www.louielinguinis.com

Loutas on Mission
www.loslaureles.com

Lugano’s Swiss Bistro
www.swissbistro.com

Marie Callender’s
www.mcpies.com

Marinus at Bernardus Lodge
www.bernardus.com

Mary’s Restaurant—The Culinary Center of Monterey
www.culinarycenterofmonterey.com

Massaro & Santos
www.massaroandsantos.com

Montrio Bistro
www.montrio.com

Nepenthe
www.nepenthebigsur.com

Oaks Dining Room
www.grandbay.com

Old Bath House Restaurant
www.oldbathhouse.com

Old Fisherman’s Grotto
www.oldfishermansgrotto.com

Old Monterey Cafe
www.cafemonterey.com

Pacific Cafe
www.embassy-suites.com

Pacific Grille
www.monterey-hilton.com

Pacific’s Edge
www.highlandsinn.hyatt.com

Paradiso Trattoria
www.pisto.com

Passionfish
www.passionfish.net

The Monterey Peninsula Restaurant
www.montereyhyatt.com

Peppoli
www.pebblebeach.com

Peter B’s Brew Pub
http://www.portolahotel.com/dining/index.cfm

Phil’s Fish Market & Eatery
www.philsfishmarket.comd

Pizza My Heart
www.pizzamyheart.com

Plaza Café & Grill
www.foodlife-carmel.com

Portobello Market
www.carmelsbest.com

Rio Grill
www.riogrill.com

Robert’s Whitehouse
www.robertswhitehouse.com

Rocky Point Restaurant
www.rocky-point.com

Rosine’s Restaurant
www.rosinesmonterey.com

Roy’s
www.pebblebeach.com

Sardine Factory
www.sardinefactory.com

Schooners Bistro on the Bay
www.woodsidehotels.com

Shnarley’s Pizzeria & Wine Cellar
www.shnarleys.com

Sierra Mar Restaurant
www.postranchinn.com

Steinbeck House
www.infopoint.com/mrg/ogs/steinbeck

Stillwater Bar & Grill
www.pebblebeach.com

Stokes Restaurant & Bar
www.stokesrestaurant.com

Tap Room
www.pebblebeach.com

Tarpy’s Roadhouse
www.tarpys.com

Taste Cafe & Bistro
www.tastecafebistro.com

Terrace Grill
www.laplayacarmel.com

Three Flags Cafe
www.marriott.com

Trailside Café
www.trailside.com

Tuck Box, The
www.tuckbox.com

Villa Carmel
www.carmelmissioninn.com

Village Corner Restaurant
www.carmelsbest.com

Whaling Station
www.restauranteur.com/whalingstation

The Whole Enchilada
www.wenchilada.com

Wickets Bistro
www.bernardus.com

Wills Fargo Dining House & Saloon
www.willsfargo.com