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The Ever-Eccentric Gyppo

Shelter Cove may be the most remote part of Humboldt County, with its own unique subculture and vibe. Isolated on the true Lost Coast, the village is home to approximately 800 year-round residents, who brave seasonal sea winds in exchange for some of the most dramatic scenery in Northern California. While lacking a true downtown, […]

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A Feast Among Giants

Amid miles of wild forestland and meandering river valleys lie hidden pockets with must-eat restaurants that evade most people’s radars — those “if you know, you know” kind of places. Those of us with a wanderer’s spirit are constantly in search of something novel, something exceptional, something worth the journey it takes to get there […]

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Welcome to Ernie’s

Over cocktails, I’ll ponder the great questions. What is the sound of one hand clapping? And when is a dive bar not a dive bar? Who knows about the first, but a defensible answer to the second is: when it’s Ernie’s. We’re talking about a snug little spot at 608 A St. in downtown Eureka, […]

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New Life for Old Traditions

Walking through the doors of Gallagher’s for the first time since the move back to its original location in the Historic Eagle House at C and Second streets feels much like greeting an old friend. What we’ve come to know and love about Gallagher’s remains largely the same (properly poured pints, hearty meals, an inviting […]

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Catching a Flight at Six Rivers Brewery

It’s fitting that a brewery named after the North Coast’s rivers swims upstream. At a time when alcohol consumption has fallen generally, and beer drinking has fallen particularly, Six Rivers Brewery has just expanded its brewhouse and significantly upgraded its equipment. They also have a semi-new chief brewer, Aaron Weshnak.  Weshnak’s beer journey goes back […]

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