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Blondies Bar and Grill opens
Patrons enjoy the food at Blondies in downtown Vacaville on a recent Friday night. The Curbside Cuisine food truck business now has a new home among the various businesses and restuarants downtown. (Daily Republic-Adam Smith)
VACAVILLE — The chefs behind the Suisun City-based Curbside Cuisine mobile food truck are now serving their meals at the new Blondies Bar and Grill in Vacaville.
“We’re open and fully operational,” executive chef Jason Johnson said.
The restaurant is located at 555 Main St. in the building that once housed the Creekside Bar & Grill. It opens at 5 p.m. for dinner seven days a week, but its schedule is evolving. Johnson said weekend brunch will be added from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays starting Dec. 16. Lunch on weekdays is coming in January.
Johnson described the food as marrying classics with international flavors. The food includes such Curbside Cuisine items as the Banh Mi Burger, which has pork, beef, pickled daikon, carrots and cucumbers, and the Loco Moco, which is steamed rice topped with Angus beef patty, two fried eggs and a Japanese-style gravy.
Blondies has several flat screen televisions where patrons can watch football and other games, including a 150-inch set and two 120-inch sets. The bar serves more than 20 varieties of whiskey and an array of specialty drinks.
The restaurant also offers catering. Please call 592-1442 for more information.
Meanwhile, the Curbside Cuisine food truck is looking to serve businesses in the Fairfield-Suisun and Vacaville areas. Curbside Cuisine can be reached at curbsideeats@gmail.com.
What are you buzzing about? Reach Barry Eberling at 427-6929 or beberling@dailyrepublic.net.
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