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2 days ago |
goodtimes.sc | Andrew Steingrube
Originally a house repurposed into a business and then sold to its namesake founder, the now iconic Jack’s Hamburgers holds down the meat-between-buns game in the heart of downtown. When Jack passed away, current owner Connie Hutchinson and her late husband, Scott, beat out multiple other bidders for the chance to carry on the legacy and have been doing so for 35 years and counting.
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1 week ago |
goodtimes.sc | Andrew Steingrube
Family-owned since 1978 and named after F. Scott Fitzgerald’s notoriously hard-partying socialite wife, Zelda’s has been a pillar of the Capitola Village dining and nightlife scene for more than four decades. Manager Pam Edmonds has seen it all, starting there as a hostess in 1981 and progressing to server, bartender and then manager before pausing to work part-time for several years while raising three children.
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2 weeks ago |
goodtimes.sc | Andrew Steingrube
Having each lived twice in both China and Santa Cruz, husband and wife team Stacy Liu and Yunteng Li recently came back into town and opened Noodle Time. Born and raised in China, they initially moved here and lived for 20 years while owning a local restaurant. Liu says when they decided to close, they soon found themselves wanting a return to the industry. But first, they moved back to China for two years to perfect their passions, Liu’s for boba tea and Li’s for making handmade noodles.
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3 weeks ago |
goodtimes.sc | Andrew Steingrube
Born and raised in Mexico but not on sushi, chef Claudio Cordova says the first time he tried the Japanese staple delicacy was a transcendental and vivid foundational experience. He developed a deep passion immediately and has been inspired by sushi ever since. His culinary come-up started at a few spots around Santa Cruz. Then he moved to Santa Rosa to work with and be tutored by a highly accomplished sushi chef.
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1 month ago |
goodtimes.sc | Andrew Steingrube
From Cape Cod to Hawaii to Aptos, Shawn Ryberg’s culinary career has spanned the country from side to side, across multiple decades, oceans, time zones and cultures. Born and raised in Massachusetts, he got into kitchen work at age 14 and has followed that path of passion ever since. He moved to Hawaii at age 20, where he became an executive chef and also met chef Nick Sherman.
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