Red Wine in Port Townsend
February 3, 2018 by bluegullinn
Red Wine and Chocolates
Red Wine
Love is in the air with Valentine’s Day just a few short weeks away. Escape with your sweetheart to Port Townsend for a romantic weekend getaway. We have a wide array of fantastic accommodations to suit your style. Click here for choices and to book your reservation. Many of our restaurants are offering Valentine’s specials too. For more details, contact our Visitor Information Center at info@jeffcountychamber.org or 360.385.2722.
Start your romantic celebration with Port Townsend as your home base and fall head over heels with the Olympic Peninsula Wineries and Cideries during their luscious Red Wine, Cider and Chocolate event over two scrumptious weekends: February 10-11 and 17-19, from 11 am to 5 pm. Let your quest for guilty pleasures run wild with the unmatched, extraordinary blends of Washington grapes, apples and pears—paired with decadent chocolates and local culinary fare. Enjoy a romantic drive through the scenic Olympic Peninsula!
The ticket and glass package entitles you to a special commemorative wine glass, complimentary wine/cider tasting and chocolate samples at the nine participating wineries and cideries. Book here for online tickets. www.olympicpeninsulawineries.org/redwinechocolate.php
What better place to celebrate love than Port Townsend? Over the years, our city has received many accolades from the media naming us the “best of….” Most recently, in 2017, we were named by Architectural Digest as “One of the 15 Most Beautiful Main Streets Across America” and MSN named Port Townsend the “Prettiest Town in Washington.”
With that in mind, we welcome you to come downtown and show your love for our fair city by penning a Love Letter to Port Townsend. You can write a poem, a love letter, or simply list the three things you love most about Port Townsend. Select restaurants and coffee shops will have entry forms. Please enter by February 14 to win prizes.
Concierges are ready to assist you!
On Saturdays, Port Townsend have friendly “Celebrity Concierges” roaming Water Street, from 1-3 pm, offering suggestions for things to do and see, giving directions and answering questions. They’ll be providing coupon books and maps to help you get around downtown. Be sure to look for them!
From now through June, the “Believe It or Knot!” game will pique your interest in unbelievable facts (or fiction) about our salty seaport. From the 1890s Victorian seaport to modern day, the past and present of Port Townsend will have you questioning whether you believe it or “knot.”
Hidden throughout downtown are incredible facts (true or false!) about our city. Find 10 of them at participating businesses. Try your hand to see how well you know your facts about Port Townsend by completing the game to be entered in prize drawings–$100 in monthly gift certificates and a chance to win a grand prize of $500 in gift certificates to spend in downtown businesses. And be sure to tag any of your photos on Instagram or Facebook with #ILovePortTownsend!
Key City Playhouse
Key City Public Theatre will kick off its 60th anniversary season with the Northwest Premiere of the critically-acclaimed, one-woman play, “Spirit Awakening,” written, directed and performed by Akuyoe Graham, at the KCPT Playhouse February 9, 10, 16, and 17 at 7 pm with Saturday matinees at 2 pm.
Capturing how Ms. Graham evolved as a human being and performer, an immigrants and a woman, this mythic story is effused with power and strength, sensitivity and emotion as the supremely skilled Graham creates 12 distinct personalities that segue into one another with seamless brilliance as her life takes her from Africa to London to Spanish Harlem and eventually Hollywood. Each step provokes new levels of personal assessment, raising complex questions of split loyalties and the difficulties of rediscovering one’s roots, unimpeded by dogma. One film/theatre critic described her as a “mystic in the theatre, a sage on the screen.”
To purchase tickets, go to www.keycitypublictheatre.org or call 360.385.5278.
Shipwrights
The sailboat racing season opens with the 27th Annual Port Townsend Shipwrights’ Regatta on February 24. Boats of all construction are welcome. As always, the race is open to folks who would like to try sailboat racing, but do not have a boat. Non-boat owners are encouraged to show up at the Skippers’ Meeting to be connected with skippers looking for crew.
The regatta is presented by the Northwest Maritime Center and the Port Townsend Sailing Association. www.nwmaritime.org/events/shipwrights-regatta/
Save the date for upcoming events in March and April:
March 2-11
22nd Annual Port Townsend PlayFest
Key City Public Theatre, Port Townsend
This is a theater lover’s feast offering 10 plays over two weekends, including six one-act plays by local writers and three full-length plays by regional and national playwrights.
March 23-25
Victorian Heritage Festival
Port Townsend
The theme is Victorian Dreams—from roots as traditional as tea and shortbread to the high-flying speculation of Jules Verne, there will be celebrations about all that was best in the hearts and minds of this time in history. Mark your calendar for a grand time for the entire family!
We look forward to welcoming you to Port Townsend!
Fireworks on the Beach
June 23, 2016 by bluegullinn
Fireworks on the Beach
Fireworks on the Beach
“Old School” 4th of July
Celebrating Interdependance, JeffCo Style
Monday, July 4, 2016
Fireworks on the Beach. The “Old School” 4th of July is back for a 2nd round of homespun antics!
The 2016 event features an amazing lineup of live music, food vendors, beer garden, car show, hot air balloon, field games, free rootbeer floats, mini golf and tug of war, culminating in an epic display of fireworks.
Schedule of Events
4:00 PM – Event begins
4:15 PM – National Guard Dixieland Jazz Band
5:15 PM – National Anthem + 1000 Free Root Beer Floats served
5:30 PM – Stars of Tomorrow Winners
6:00 PM – Kevin Mason & the PT All-Stars
7:00 PM – Tug of War + The Unexpected Brass Band
7:20 PM – Kevin Mason & the PT All-Stars, 2nd Set
8:00 PM – Pie Eating Contest
8:20 – 50/50 Raffle + Awards
8:25 PM – Community Photo – David Conklin
8:30 PM – Canon & the Lion of Judah
10:10 PM – FIREWORKS
We are still seeking community support!
If you can, donate:
The Chamber is seeking individual contributions to help pay for live music, port-a-potties, event coordination and other expenses. To help ensure the success and annual return of this event, consider making a donation today: www.jeffcountychamber.org/4th or drop by any Kitsap Bank with your donation. Custom T-shirts will also be available to buy at the event, which will help cover the costs of production.
Anything from $10 and up helps make this free community celebration possible!
Parking:
Event parking will be available on the Parade Grounds for a suggested donation of $5 per vehicle. Discover passes will not be required to park in the Parade Grounds but will be required for all parking areas managed by State Parks.
Sign up to volunteer:
Click on the links below to learn more about each volunteer position and to sign up. Contact info@thunderbullproductions.com with any questions.
Volunteer Opportunities:
– Saturday Set Up Crew: 1pm – 5pm – Work Party Day!
– Set Up Crew: 11am – 3pm
– First Parking Crew: 3pm – 6pm
– Middle Parking Crew: 6pm – 9pm
– Late Parking Crew: 9pm – 11pm
– Car Show Assistant: 4-7pm
– Breakdown Crew: 10pm – till the work is done (~1hr)
– Morning After Crew: Tuesday 9am – Noon
Coast Artillery Museum – Port Townsend
June 13, 2016 by bluegullinn
Coast Artillery Museum – Port Townsend
The Puget Sound Coast Artillery Museum at Fort Worden.
On January 1, 2016 CAM will once again be participating in the State Parks First Day Hike Program. Coast Artillery Museum – Port Townsend. We’ll be starting near Battery Randol/Memory’s Vault at the top of Artillery Hill. This year we’ll be doing it a little differently. We’ll give a brief historical talk, then provide people with a pamphlet that provides a self-guided walking tour. That way people can take as long as they want, and cover as much of the area as they’d like. We’ll also provide at least one guided tour at 1 PM, plus additional talks and self-guided tour information as people show up until 3PM. Bring a flashlight if possible, cell phone flashlights will do, and people can share a light if necessary.
Coast Artillery Museum – Port Townsend. If we have enough volunteers current plans are to also have the Harbor Entrance Control Post open for tours, and we may start everything there. If so there will be signs directing people to the HECP from Memory’s Vault, it’s about 100 yards away.
The Coast Artillery Museum is open every day.
The museum is located in Building 201 (one of the original 1904 Barracks) next to the Park Office at Fort Worden. It is open 365 days/year 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend we have extended hours on Fridays and Saturdays: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Admission: Effective April 1, 2013 rates are $4 adults, $2 ages 6-12, and a $10 family value package covering 2 generations. Admission is free for children ages 5 and younger and active duty service members. Effective August 15, 2014 partners and dependents of active duty military service members pay half price. Group rates are available for students, scouts and similar organizations by prior arrangement. Please Contact the Museum.
Help support Washington State Parks, purchase a Discover Pass. Passes are available at (click on the names for a Google Map) the Friends of Fort Worden Gift Shop (in their new location), the Coast Artillery Museum at Fort Worden, the Marine Science Center at Fort Worden, the Registration Desk in the Commons, and some other Fort Worden Partners for $30 without any additional charges so you save $5. Because the Partners sell the Pass at cost without any markup, some only take cash or checks. The Coast Artillery Museum, the Gift Shop and the Registration Desk in the Commons can accept credit cards.
Visit Fortworden.org for information about accommodations and events at the Fort.
Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day the Harbor Entrance Control Post will be open for tours on Saturdays from 11 AM to 3 PM, and there is a free, guided Walking Tour of Artillery Hill beginning at 1 PM on Saturdays, starting in the grassy field near Battery Randol. The walking tour covers 1-1.5 miles and can last up to 2 hours if people are interested, but you’re welcome to join up or leave at any time. A flashlight is advised, but not required. Donations are always appreciated, we have a box at the HECP when it’s open, and always at the Museum. Occasional extra days are scheduled, please see our Upcoming Events page for details.
The tours are also available for groups at any time by special arrangement, please call the Museum at (360) 385-0373 to discuss it. For those unable to walk to the top of the hill, you can check in at the Park office and present a Washington State disabled parking pass or equivalent to make arrangements to drive to the top of the hill. You will still need to be able to navigate uneven ground and some stairs to make the tour itself.
Puget Sound Coast Artillery Museum
Building 201
Fort Worden
200 Battery Way
Port Townsend, WA 98368
(360) 385-0373
Building 201
Fort Worden
200 Battery Way
Port Townsend, WA 98368
(360) 385-0373
Visit Port Townsend in June
June 10, 2016 by bluegullinn
Port Townsend Bay
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Tastes of Port Townsend 2016
June 7, 2016 by bluegullinn
“Tastes” of Port Townsend
Photo by Elizabeth Becker/Seaport Photography
Tastes of Port Townsend 2016…….“Tastes” of Port Townsend — Sample ~ Sip ~ Mingle…It’s going to be delicious!
Thursday, June 9th from 5-8 pm at the Northwest Maritime Center, 431 Water St.
Join us for an Evening of Local Tastes of Port Townsend Food, Beer, Wine, Cider and Desserts!
This is an amazingly tasty fundraiser for the Port Townsend Main Street Program, a 501c3 nonprofit.
TICKETS ON SALE AT THE DOOR or Until Noon on 6/8 at www.eventbrite.com or
Uptown Pub–
1016 Lawrence St.
Lively Olive Tasting Bar–
929 Water St.
The Food Coop–
414 Kearney St.
$50 for Food & Alcohol Tastes or $35 for Food Only Tastes
This is a 21+ event, please bring your ID.
Tasty Samples from:
The Belmont – Lamb Meatballs with a Basil Mint and Feta Cheese Pesto & Stone Ground Apricot Sauce
Cablehouse Beach Canteen – Razor Clam Chowder
Sirens Seafood Bar – Puget Sound Boil — local mussels, clams and prawns in traditional Old Bay and beer broth with red potatoes and corn on the cob
Taps at The Guardhouse – Pulled Pork Sliders
Ichikawa Sushi Bar & Steak House – Miso Soup & Sushi Samples
The OId Whiskey Mill – Caribbean Chicken Sandwich – Smoked chicken, Mount Townsend cheese curds, apricot habanero chutney and baby greens on thick sliced French bread with roasted shallot aioli
The Silverwater Cafe – Sicilian Prawn Risotto
The Tin Brick – Wood Fired Pizza
Dogs-A-Foot – Hot Dog Bites
Port Townsend Food Coop – A selection of Artisan Cheeses
Elevated Ice Cream and Candy Shop – Locally made Chocolates &
Root Beer Floats featuring Bedford’s Beer Soda and Elevated Ice Cream
Port Townsend Chocolates – House made Caramel, hand dipped and sprinkled with Sea Salt & House made Caramel with Organic Pecans
Port Townsend Fudge Company – Locally made Fudge
The Boiler Room – Homemade Cookies & Homemade Chai & New England Coffee Syrup
And Select Sips from:
Eaglemount Wine and Cider
FairWinds Winery – Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot Blend, Merlot & Lemberger
Finnriver Cidery – Honey Meadow Cider
Lullaby Winery – 2009 Morning Light, Rouge de Virginie, & 2014 Carbon
Marrowstone Winery – Pinot Gris, Riesling & Barbera
Pippa’s Real Tea – Iced Tea
Port Townsend Brewing Company – Chet’s Gold, Amber & Hop Diggidy
Propolis Brewing – Beltane – Elderflower Saison with Brett
Sunrise Coffee Company – Locally Roasted Reg. & Decaf Coffee
Events – May 2016
May 5, 2016 by bluegullinn
Events – May 2016
Welcome to Rhody!
The 2016 Rockin’ Rhody Grand Parade Application is now available.
Please click here to download the application.
The application must be returned no later than May 6th, 2016.
The Grand Parade will be held on May 21, 2016 beginning at 1pm.
Please welcome your 2016 Rhody Royalty
AMBASSADOR ERYN REIERSON, PRINCESS KAYLA CALHOUN, QUEEN FIONA SHAFFER AND PRINCESS MORGAN WILFORD
Events – MAY 2016. The Rhody Festival in Port Townsend is always held the 3rd weekend of May.
The 2016 Festival Grand Parade will be on May 21st.
The 2016 Rockin’ Rhody Grand Parade Application is now available.
Please click here to download the application.
The application must be returned no later than May 6th, 2016.
The Grand Parade will be held on May 21, 2016 beginning at 1pm.
Please welcome your 2016 Rhody Royalty
AMBASSADOR ERYN REIERSON, PRINCESS KAYLA CALHOUN, QUEEN FIONA SHAFFER AND PRINCESS MORGAN WILFORD
The Rhody Festival in Port Townsend is always held the 3rd weekend of May.
The 2016 Festival Grand Parade will be on May 21st.
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Rhody Run 2016
May 2, 2016 by bluegullinn
Fort Worden State Park
Rhody Run 2016
Jefferson Healthcare Rhody Run
RACE STARTS 11:00am, May 22, 2016!
The Jefferson Healthcare Rhody Run will be celebrating its 38th year in 2016 and is one of the Northwest’s best-loved races. Although we’ve grown a lot since the first Rhody Run in 1979, this race is still very much a community event. From the hundreds of volunteers who help out as race officials to the throngs of local residents who line the streets to cheer on every runner, we are both proud of and humbled by the enthusiastic community support that we receive year after year. Without this support the Jefferson Healthcare Rhody Run would be impossible.
REGISTRATION
Online Registration for individuals closes at 5pm PDT on May 14, 2016! Click Above!
TEAMS
Click the link above if interested in registering as a TEAM for the Jefferson Healthcare cup.
Our active facebook page will keep you up to date with all the happenings, results, changes etc. about the Run.
If you would like to become a sponsor, please email us at: ptrhodyrun@gmail.com
Welcome to Fountain Cafe in Port Townsend
April 20, 2016 by bluegullinn
Fountain Cafe 360-385-1364
920 Washington St., Port Townsend
SUNDAY-THURSDAY
Lunch 11:00am–3pm Dinner 5pm–9pm
Lunch 11:00am–3pm Dinner 5pm–9pm
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
Lunch 11:00am–3pm Dinner 5pm–9:30pm
Lunch 11:00am–3pm Dinner 5pm–9:30pm
Welcome to Fountain Cafe in Port Townsend. Nicholas Yates, experienced restauranteur and owner of the Fountain Cafe in Port Townsend, welcomes you and your party to experience fine food in a quiet cafe.
Fountain Cafe is a casual and intimate cafe in downtown Port Townsend. Only a block off Water Street, this popular eatery is located in the entertainment zone around Haller Fountain, a historic landmark famous for its statuesque, nude maiden and her attending sprites.
The cafe located in the Mary Webster Building invites you to drop on a whim for a quirky lunch and call ahead for reservations to gather with friends for delightful dinners. Fountain Cafe is a friendly place, where you will feel at home, as if you were dining with family and friends around your own basement bar.
You may be served by Nick, the owner of Fountain Cafe, for by one of his friendly waiters and waitresses who want your dining experience to be one you will cherish and share with friends.
Fountain Cafe Neighborhood
Fountain Cafe (left) is a few steps up from Haller Fountain (right)
Fountain Cafe is located on Washington Street in an entertaining neighborhood surrounding the Haller Statue and Fountain at the base of the Taylor Street stairs one block from Water Street. The Rose Theatre is just around the corner on Tyler Street. Nearby are an antique mall, the Wandering Wardrobe clothing store, bookstore, Bergstrom’s vintage autos and an eclectic selection of other restaurants.
FOUNTAIN CAFE
360-385-1364
360-385-1364
920 Washington Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368HOURS
Port Townsend, WA 98368HOURS
Sunday – Thursday
Lunch 11:00am – 3pm
Dinner 5pm – 9pm
Lunch 11:00am – 3pm
Dinner 5pm – 9pm
Friday – Saturday
Lunch 11:00am – 3pm
Dinner 5pm – 9:30pm
Lunch 11:00am – 3pm
Dinner 5pm – 9:30pm
Lunch Menu
Lunch Menu is server from 11 AM to 3 PM
~Fountain Café~
Lunch Menu
Starters
Roasted Garlic with melted Brie- salsa fresca and garlic crostini. $10.5
Fresh Local Mussels and Clams-
Steamed in a light Organic Pesto~ Chardonnay broth with leeks, tomato, and fresh herbs. Served with locally baked Organic baguette. $14.5
Crab and Shrimp stuffed mushrooms -Baked and topped with a fresh citrus hollandaise $14.
Soups and Salads
All served with Organic Locally baked Baguette and herb butter
Our famous Clam Chowder~ Bowl $7. / Cup $4.
Daily Soup~ Bowl $6.5/ Cup $3.5
Insalate Mista~ Our ‘house salad’
Daily Soup~ Bowl $6.5/ Cup $3.5
Insalate Mista~ Our ‘house salad’
Organic greens and garnishes with choice of house made dressings: Creamy Gorgonzola, Fresh Herb Vinaigrette, Sweet Honey-Dijon, or Lemon Tahini $6.
Warm Salad- Copious Organic greens with sautéed potato, prosciutto, and assorted veggies tossed in a warm vinaigrette and topped with parmesan and pine nuts $16.5
Chicken Curry Salad- Spicy chicken salad made with coconut, almonds, and celery a yellow curry sauce served on a bed of organic field greens with fresh tomato wedges
$12.5
Apple and Gorgonzola Salad- Fresh green apple, red onion, and ginger sautéed in Sherry and tossed with organic spinach, toasted walnuts and Gorgonzola $13.
*Add Prosciutto $3.
Kale Caesar- Fresh chopped kale tossed with our own zesty dressing of anchovy, garlic, caper and olive oil. Topped with parmesan and lemon Small 7./ Large 14.
*Add NW smoked Salmon $4.
Niño’s (12 and under only)
Minnie Marinara~Creamy Fettuccine~Buttery Noodles~Pesto Penne~ $7.
*All come topped with parmesan cheese unless otherwise requested
Sandwiches
Served with a cup of fresh daily soup, Clam Chowder, or salad
Turkey Reuben- Fresh in-house roasted turkey, sauerkraut, Gruyere, & creole sauce on grilled sweet Russian rye $13.
Caprese- Fresh mozzarella layered with roma tomato, & fresh basil on grilled herb focaccia with balsamic and aioli $11.
Brie Melt- with Organic basil pesto, slow-roasted tomatoes, and cracked black pepper on artisan bread $11.5 *Add Turkey for $3.
Tapenade Chicken Sandwich- Chicken breast, olive pesto, spinach, and garlic aioli on grilled artisan bread $12.
Vegan Black Bean Burger- Made from scratch with Latin flair and served with our house made tomatillo salsa, lettuce, tomato, and red onion on an organic polka bun $14.25 *Add Gruyere for $1.
Wild Boar ‘Sloppy Joe’- Ground and seasoned to perfection, topped with diced red and green onion on Organic Italian bun with spinach and stone ground aioli $15.
Mushroom Melt- Roasted chicken breast, caramelized mushrooms and onions, spinach and melted French Brie on grilled Organic sourdough $14.5
Ham & Cheese- Italian Prosciutto, Gruyere, mozzarella, thinly sliced tomato, and Truffle-aioli on grilled sourdough $14.5
Green Garden- Grilled Chicken breast, melted mozzarella, artichoke hearts, spinach, green onion, basil pesto & aioli on herbed focaccia $14.25
Wild Coho Salmon Burger- Served on an Italian bun with organic lettuces, tomato, red onion and house Creole sauce $15.
Lamb Burger*- with mint pesto, feta, organic spinach and sliced tomatoes on a polka bun $15.5
Pastas
Served with locally baked organic baguette
Garlic Prawn stuffed Ravioli- Tossed with fresh diced tomatoes and leeks in a delicate saffron cream sauce $16.
Roasted Walnut & Gorgonzola Penne in a rich cream sauce with spinach, and slow roasted tomatoes $15.5
Scotch Fettuccine- Northwest smoked Salmon with garlic and leeks, in a cream sauce with a hint of Scotch $15.5
Almond Chicken- A Whole breast rolled in thinly sliced almonds and baked, topped with a chipotle-honey drizzle and served over a bed of fresh organic spinach and risotto $15.5
- *A 20% gratuity may be added to parties of 5 or more
- * Consuming raw or undercooked foods may cause illness
FOUNTAIN CAFE
360-385-1364
920 Washington Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
HOURS
Sunday – Thursday
Lunch 11:00am – 3pm
Dinner 5pm – 9pm
Friday – Saturday
Lunch 11:00am – 3pm
Dinner 5pm – 9:30pm
Dinner Menu
Welcome to the Fountain Café
We cook using only the best and freshest ingredients and are committed to supporting small & locally owned businesses. We use wild Local Seafood, Organically grown greens, herbs, and vegetables (when available). This is why after more than 30 years we continue to win awards and have been featured in many guild books, newspapers, and magazines across the country. We love food and strive to add a creative, original flair to all of our preparations. Enjoy your meal and thank you for coming!
Parties of 5 or more may be charged a %20 gratuity.
Appetizers
Roasted Garlic with melted Brie, salsa fresca, and grilled local baguette $10.5
Crab and Shrimp stuffed mushrooms baked and topped with a fresh citrus hollandaise sauce $14
Oysters Guadalupe Local pan-fried oysters over a bed of organic greens with zest and chipotle-cocktail sauce $15
Mediterranean fresh mozzarella, tomato, and basil served with balsamic reduction, extra virgin olive oil, olive tapenade, and grilled crostini $11.5
Buffalo Frogs Legs Delicious freshwater legs (6) fried & tossed in a spicy buffalo sauce, served over spinach with matchstick carrots & a crumbled gorgonzola dipping sauce $14.5
Local Mussels and Clams steamed in an organic (nut free) basil pesto & Chardonnay broth with leeks, tomato, and fresh herbs $15
Wild Coho Salmon Cakes served with Creole sauce and a petite salad $15.
Garlic Prawns Tiger prawns (6) sautéed with garlic and fresh herbs in lemon butter over a bed of Organic spinach $10.5
Lamb Trio of sliders (1) Fresh Mint Pesto & Feta (2) Cranberry-Orange chutney (3) Creole and fresh cilantro $14.5
Salads
Insalate Mista Our ‘side’ salad of Organic greens dressed with fresh garnishes and your choice of: Creamy Gorgonzola, Fresh Herb Vinaigrette, Sweet Honey Dijon or Lemon Tahini dressing $7
Kale Caesar Fresh chopped Organic Kale tossed with our own dressing made of fresh garlic, anchovy, caper, and olive oil. Topped with parmesan and lemon Large $14/ Small $7 *Add Chicken breast, Prawns (4), or NW Smoked Salmon $5
Entrée Salad Abundant veggies and Organic field greens tossed is a fresh herb vinaigrette with your choice of Gorgonzola, Feta, or Parmesan cheese $16
Classic Warm Salad Copious Organic greens tossed in warm balsamic vinaigrette with potatoes, veggies, mushrooms, and prosciutto. Topped with parmesan, pine nuts, and fresh garnishes $16.5
Duck Breast Salad Seared and thinly sliced natural duck breast served over a bed of Organic Greens tossed in fresh cider-poppy seed vinaigrette, Chèvre, candied nuts, and seasonal fruit $21
~Ninos~
Mini Marinara-Creamy Fettuccine-Buttery Noodles-Pesto Penne
$7. Each (all come topped with parmesan cheese)
*We are a small and at times very busy Café, please be considerate of those who may be waiting for your table, be conscious of your child’s noise level, and refrain from using cell phones as a courtesy to your fellow diners. Thank You
Entrees served with locally baked Organic baguette
Seafood and Shellfish
Angel Prawns Large tiger prawns, local shiitake mushrooms and fresh vegetables in a spicy fresh ginger-sesame-lime broth over angel hair pasta $18
Scotch Fettuccine Smoked Northwest Salmon, leeks, green onion and fresh garlic in a cream sauce with a hint of Scotch $17.5
Oysters Dorado Fresh local oysters in a garlic-chardonnay sauce with mushrooms & eggplant over linguine topped with roasted pinenuts $16.5
Puttanesca Prawns, capers, olives, eggplant, artichokes, and linguine tossed with anchovy in our zesty marinara and topped with parmesan cheese $17.5
Chipotle Prawns Black tiger prawns with fresh snap peas, tomato, and matchstick carrots in a smoky chipotle cream sauce over fettuccine $18
Paella Saffron risotto with chicken, prawns, bell peppers, spicy Italian sausage, Marrowstone Island mussels & clams $26
Cioppino Local oysters, prawns, Marrowstone Island mussels & clams, fresh fish, leeks, capers, and herbs in a savory tomato-saffron broth $26
Great Pastas
Add chicken, spicy sausage or prosciutto to any dish for $5
ground wild boar $6
Roasted Walnut and Gorgonzola Penne in a rich cream sauce with fresh spinach and slow roasted tomatoes $15.5
The Greek Our feta sauce with artichoke hearts, sweet bell peppers, Greek olives, & capers on penne pasta $16.5
Aio e Oio Cloves of roasted garlic, freshly chopped garlic, and fresh tomatoes tossed in garlic olive oil with penne, fresh basil and parmesan cheese $15
Capellini Amore Chicken breast, tomatoes, capers, kalamata olives, fresh basil, and angel hair pasta in a light broth topped with parmesan cheese $16.5
Prosciutto OR Chicken & Linguine with garlic, spinach, and wild mushrooms in a parmesan cream sauce topped with toasted pinenuts $17.5
More Entrées
Wild Mushroom Risotto Italian Arborio rice with locally grown wild mushrooms, roasted garlic, slow roasted tomatoes, fresh herbs, a touch of sherry, parmesan cheese and pinenuts $16.5
Moroccan Chicken with an apricot-olive butter sauce alongside saffron risotto over a bed of fresh julienned baby spinach, with parmesan cheese to finish $21
Vegan Black Bean Cakes From scratch with housemade tomatillo salsa, served alongside a small organic green salad and sautéed fresh vegetables $16.5
Baked Gorgonzola Chicken A whole chicken breast with gorgonzola and apricots in a rich sherry cream sauce. Served with chef’s choice of sides $20.
Rack of Lamb Oregon’s Anderson Ranches gives us a wonderful organic, natural grass-fed cut, which we pan-roast to perfection and serve with a fresh mint-pesto and apricot demi-glaze alongside chef’s choice of sides $36
Chicken Marsala A whole chicken breast baked with mushrooms and cranberries in a sweet marsala cream reduction with chef’s choice of sides $20
*Consuming raw or undercooked foods may cause illness
FOUNTAIN CAFE
360-385-1364
920 Washington Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
HOURS
Sunday – Thursday
Lunch 11:00am – 3pm
Dinner 5pm – 9pm
Friday – Saturday
Lunch 11:00am – 3pm
Dinner 5pm – 9:30pm
Desserts
Warm Gingerbread
WE COOL THIS ON OUR COUNTER EVERYDAY BEFORE HEATING IT SLIGHTLY AND SERVING IT WITH LOT’S OF VANILLA CUSTARD AND WHIPPED CREAM
*Even better with a glass of Royal Oporto ’77 Cholheita $16
Chocolate Torte
A DECADENT FLOURLESS TORTE THAT WILL MELT IN YOUR MOUTH, TOPPED WITH A DRIZZLE OF FRESH RASPBERRY PUREE AND WHIPPED CREAM
*Even better with a glass of Warre’s ‘King’s Tawny’ $11
Key Lime Cream Pie
AN INDIVIDUAL PIE WITH A LADY FINGER CRUMBLE CRUST AND FRESH LIME ZEST
*Even better with a glass of Terra Blanca Reserve Chenin Blanc $9
Bailey’s Irish Crème Brulée
VANILLA FLAN BAKED WITH A TWIST OF OUR FAVORITE IRISH CREAM, TOPPED WITH A CAP OF CARAMELIZED RAW SUGAR WE HAND-FIRE TO ORDER
*Even better with a glass of Evenus Zinfandel ruby port $9.5
Tiramisu
A TRUE ITALIAN VERSION NICK FOUND IN ITALY, WITH ESPRESSO AND RUM DRENCHED LADY FINGERS LAYERED WITH WHIPPED MASCARPONE AND DARK CHOCOLATE
*Even better with a glass of Barnard Griffin ‘Syrah’ port $8.5
$7.5 EACH
Bread Pudding
LOCAL ORGANIC BREAD WITH BRANDY SOAKED CHERRIES, BAKED TO PERFECTION, THEN TOPPED WITH CINNAMON-VANILLA CUSTARD AND WHIPPED CREAM
*Even better with a glass of El Maestro Sherry $10
~Ports Etc…~
ROYAL OPORTO ‘TAWNY’ OR ‘RUBY’ $7.5
BARNARD GRIFFIN ‘SYRAH’ PORT $8.5
EVENUS ‘ZINFANDAL’ PORT $9.5
WARRE’S ’KING’S TAWNY’ $11
ROYAL OPORTO 10 YR TAWNY $12
WARRE’S HERITAGE RUBY PORT $13
ROYAL OPORTO ‘1977 CHOLHEITA’ $16
TERRA BLANCA ‘RESERVE’ CHENIN BLANC $9
EL MAESTRO SIERRA MEDIUM SWEET SHERRY $10
Fountain Cafe Historic Building
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Fountain Cafe is located in the Mary Webster historical building at 920 Washington Street, just a few steps up from Haller Fountain and a short walk from Water Street. Mary Webster building is dated 1889 atop the street facade. Its mint green color is distinctive among the nearby buildings. Its front door is recessed in a small alcove above three steps accessed from the slopping sidewalk, which leads down to the nearby Haller Fountain. The simple green building is to Port Townsend’s Victorian homes as a Quaker gathering place is to a church cathedral. Without the lavish filigree of the uptown homes, the simple lines of the Mary Webster building reflects the simpler life of the downtown architecture.
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FOUNTAIN CAFE
360-385-1364
920 Washington Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
HOURS
Sunday – Thursday
Lunch 11:00am – 3pm
Dinner 5pm – 9pm
Friday – Saturday
Lunch 11:00am – 3pm
Dinner 5pm – 9:30pm
LANZA’S RISTORANTE
April 13, 2016 by bluegullinn
Our favorite place to dine in Port Townsend
Located in Historic Uptown
LANZA’S RISTORANTE
1020 Lawrence Street
Port Townsend, WA
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Lanza’s Ristorante is located in UPTOWN Port Townsend, WA. We have been here for 30 years!
We are open Tuesdays – Saturdays. Closed on Sundays and Mondays. We open at 5:00 pm.
Our phone # is 360-379-1900. Please call after 3 to make your reservation. We do not take reservations left on our answering machine.
We hope to see you soon!
Steve and Lori
We are open Tuesdays – Saturdays. Closed on Sundays and Mondays. We open at 5:00 pm.
Our phone # is 360-379-1900. Please call after 3 to make your reservation. We do not take reservations left on our answering machine.
We hope to see you soon!
Steve and Lori
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LANZA’S RISTORANTE
Menu – April 2016
Antipasti
Tomato Salad & Baguettes
Roma Tomatoes, fresh basil, fresh garlic and olive oil on top of toasted baguettes
$8.50
Antipasto Platter
Salami, prosciutto, provolone, roasted garlic, roasted eggplant, roasted red peppers, gorgonzola, kalamata olives
$10.50
Calabrian Salad $12.50
Fresh Romaine tossed with garbonzo beans, mozzarella, red onion, olives, tomato and salami
Florio Salad $13.00
Warmed spinach with prawn, sausage, green pepper, mushrooms and mozzarella
Roasted Vegetable Salad $11.50
Roasted Red pepper, mushrooms, artichokes, zucchini and feta cheese served over spinach
Joe’s Gorgonzola Chicken Caesar Salad $13.00
Pasti
Served with choice of soup or salad
Spaghetti and Meatballs $16.50
Topped with Grandma Gloria’s meatballs or Papa Joes Italian Sausage
Spaghetti Puttanesca $16.50
Kalamata olives, capers, anchovies and red pepper in a zippy spicy red sauce
Penne Bella $20.00
Wild Mexican prawns, Italian sausage, goat cheese, sundried tomatoes, green onion garlic cream
Tortellini Carl Vella $18.50
Tortellini, prosciutto, peas in a garlic cream sauce
Penne with Sausage, Mushrooms and Spinach $17.00
Hearty red sauce with sausage, mushrooms and spinach
Angel Hair Pomodoro $16.50
Roma tomato, olive oil, fresh basil and fresh garlic
Lasagna Formaggio $17.50
Fresh pasta layered with zucchini, spinach, artichoke hearts, mozzarella and ricotta
baked in a tomato cream sauce
Linguine Luna $18.50
Steve’s smoked salmon, sundried tomatoes, green onions in a feta cream sauce
Tortellini Carne $18.50
Tortellini tossed with a meat and sausage red sauce
Specialita
Served with choice of soup or salad
Chicken Picatta $19.00
Draper valley farms chicken breast, capers, lemon, artichoke hearts, sundried tomatoes served over pasta
Chicken Marsala $19.00
Draper valley farms chicken breast, mushrooms, green onion, roma tomatoes in a marsala red sauce over pasta
Pollo Bolognese $19.50
Gina Lanza’s famous chicken breast topped with prosciutto and provolone baked in a marsala cream over pasta
Bistecca Stefano $27.00
Blue Mesa Natural rib eye grilled, topped with gorgonzola and served with pasta marinara
Scampi Pasenelli $23.00
Wild Mexican prawns , garlic, white wine and butter served over pasta with steamed spinach
Pizze
The Uptown
Sausage, Pepperoni, Mushroom and olives
Small $14.50 Large $22.00
Vegetarian
Mushrooms, red onions, black olives, bell pepper and fresh tomatoes
Small $13.00 Large $20.00
Bianca
Olive oil, mozzarella, red onion, Kalamata olive and artichoke hearts No sauce!
Small $12.00 Large $19.00
Mediterranean
Italian Sausage, Artichoke hearts, red onion, and roasted garlic
Small $15.00 Large $22.00
Calzone Del Mare
Smoked Salmon, wild prawn, pesto, mozzarella and ricotta
$15.50
Calzone Adriatica
Artichoke hearts, prosciutto, fresh basil, mozzarella and ricotta
$14.50
Pizza Toppings
Pepperoni, Black Olives, Mushrooms, Italian Sausage, Red onion, Green Peppers, Artichoke Hearts, Diced Roma Tomato, Salami, Feta, Roasted Red Peppers, Sundried Tomatoes, Roasted Garlic, Roasted Eggplant, Prosciutto, Zucchini,
Desserts
Tiramisu
Lemon Cheesecake
Creme Brulee
Canoli
Elevated Ice Creams
Spumoni
MarionBerry Sherbet
Swiss Orange Chocolate
Port Townsend PocketYachters
April 5, 2016 by bluegullinn
Port Townsend PocketYachters
We’re centered in Jefferson County, Washington–proud home of the Northwest Maritime Center, Wooden Boat Foundation, Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival, Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding and a rich maritime history.
We’re a loose-knit group–no bylaws, commodores or membership dues–just folks who love getting out on the water together in smaller boats.
How do you join the Port Townsend Pocket Yachters?
All you have to do is register (free) on our Pocket Yachters forum on Yahoo, where members and guests share information. Here’s a link to the forum:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/porttownsendsmallboats/
You can also join our new Pocket Yachters Facebook page, here:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/900591986701797/
Please see our Calender of Events, at left, and e-mail Marty Loken atnorseboater22@gmail.com
if you have questions…or if you have an event to add.
Port Townsend
Pocket Yachters
2016
Calendar of Events
Port Townsend PocketYachters. Friday, January 1 – New Years Messabout, Puget Sound TSCA Chapter, at Maylor’s Marsh, Oak Harbor (on Whidbey Island.) Event will be shifted to Jan. 2 if weather is awful on the 1st. Details:www.tsca.net/puget/
Saturday, January 2 – New Years Messabout, Ratt Island, with members of the Port
Townsend Pocket Yachters arriving from Port Townsend and/or ramps at Mystery Bay
State Park or Fort Flagler State Park. Picnic on the beach, boat talk, rowing and sailing fun.
Saturday, Feb. 27 – Annual Shipwright’s Regatta, Port Townsend Bay, organized
by the Northwest Maritime Center. $25 registration fee; various classes for larger and
smaller boats. Details:www.nwmaritime.org
March 11-14 – Drizzle Cruise, featuring a circumnavigation of Bainbridge Island, organized by Dan Rogers of eastern Washington and supported by the Pocket Yachters and Puget Sound TSCA chapter. Details:www.tsca.net/puget/
Saturday, April 2 – Bowman Bay Messabout, Puget Sound TSCA. (Just north of Deception Pass, at the north end of Whidbey Island.) Details:www.tsca.net/puget/
Saturday, April 23 – Maritime Swap Meet, Port Townsend, at the Northwest Maritime
Center. Details:www.nwmaritime.org
Saturday, April 30 – Oyster Messabout, Twanoh State Park, lower Hood Canal.
Organized by the Puget Sound chapter, TSCA. Details:www.tsca.net/puget/
Saturday, May 7 – Opening Day of Boating Season festivities, Port
Townsend Bay, with Pocket Yachters taking part in the parade, then breaking away to
row/sail over to Ratt Island for a picnic…weather permitting. Details:www.porttownsendyachtclub.org
May 14 -Pull & Be Damned Small Boat Messabout, Seafarer’s Park, Anacortes, organized by the Anacortes Small Boat Center. Details:
www.anacortessmallboatcenter.com/43-news/84-messabout.html
May 27-30 – Montague Harbour Small Boat Rendezvous, Gulf Islands, B.C., organized
by Jamie Orr of the Salish Sea Small Boat Society. Details:https://salishseasmallboatrendezvous.wordpress.com/
June 3-5 – Classic Mariners Regatta, Port Townsend Bay. Northwest Maritime Center. Details:www.nwmaritime.org
Saturday, June 11 – Pocket Yacht Palooza, Northwest Maritime Center, organized by
the Port Townsend Pocket Yachters and sponsored by Sage Marine, the Northwest
School of Wooden Boatbuilding, the Puget Sound TSCA chapter and the NWMC. Details here.
June 12-15 – Palooza Crooza, as a direct extension of the annual Pocket Yacht
Palooza, featuring 30+ small boats cruising together from Port Townsend. Our tentative plan is to take advantage of extremely modest tidal action during the week and row/sail west, overnighting in Discovery Bay, Sequim Bay and perhaps also the lagoon inside of Dungeness Spit before returning to Port Townsend. Detailshere.
Wednesday, June 22 – Race to Alaska Pre-Race Ruckus, a festive party kicking off the
R2AK and featuring a display of many Race to Alaska boats at Pope Marine Park and
along the adjoining NWMC shore. Details:www.r2ak.com
Thursday, June 23 – Start of the Race to Alaska, with Stage One to Victoria, B.C.,
leaving Port Townsend at 6 a.m. on the ebb current. The second stage to Ketchikan
begins Sunday, June 26, from Victoria. Details:www.r2ak.com
July 1-4 – Lake Union Wooden Boat Festival, Seattle, sponsored by the Center for Wooden Boats. Details: www.cwb.org
July 9-10 – Red Lantern Rally for SCAMP sailboats, Mystery Bay State Park,
Marrowstone Island, organized by Small Craft Advisor magazine. Details:www.smallcraftadvisor.com
July 8-11 – Sucia Island Small Boat Rendezvous, in the San Juans, organized by Jamie Orr or the Salish Sea Small Boat Society. Details:https://salishseasmallboatrendezvous.wordpress.com/
Saturday, July 16 – Boat School Sail-In, in Port Hadlock at the Northwest School of
Wooden Boatbuilding. Co-sponsored by the Boat School, Puget Sound chapter of
TSCA and the Port Townsend Pocket Yachters. Details: www.nwswb.edu
August 4-7 – Lake Ozette Trailerable Gathering,launching at the Lake Ozette Ranger Station ramp in Olympic National Park. The event has been conceived as a two-parter, with retired members (or anyone else who wants to spend more time on the water) launching on the 4th or 5th, with all of the early-phase boats gathering on the beach at Ericsson Bay Friday evening. Others who only have the weekend off can join in the fun Saturday and Sunday, August 6-7, with all boats at Ericsson Bay for a gathering Saturday evening. There is a pit toilet at Ericsson Bay; a Wilderness Permit is required ($5/day) and parking at the Ranger Station lot costs $20 for seven consecutive days unless you have a National/Federal parks senior card. For details, contact organizer Doug Korlann by email atdkor@msn.com or call his cell, (206) 963-0052.
Saturday, August 13 – Jetty Island Messabout, near the Everett waterfront,
organized by the Puget Sound TSCA chapter. Details:www.tsca.net/puget/
September 9-11 – Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival, Point Hudson Marina and adjoining grounds including the
sponsoring Northwest Maritime Center. (This will be a special 40th Anniversary celebration with special emphasis on small boats–getting back to the 1977 roots of the Wooden Boat Festival–so stay tuned for special rates for
members of the Pocket Yachters and TSCA.) Details:www.nwmaritime.org
September 18-22 – “September Surprise” cruise in eastern Washington, organized by Dan Rogers. Details:www.tsca.net/puget
September 24 – Annual Fall Messabout, Potluck, and TSCA Puget Sound annual meeting, at the Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding, Port Hadlock. Pocket Yachters are part of this one, too. Details:www.tsca.net/puget
FOR DETAILS not available via above links: email Marty Loken atnorsebo