Food for Thought Book Club - 4/28

 

Who: Locals interested in reading and sharing their views on all things food.

What: 2nd book club meeting

Where: Private residence, Nob Hill *

When: Wednesday, April 28th - 6:30pm

Why: Learn the story of Chez Panisse, Berkeley's famed restaurant, through the eyes of founder, proprietor, and sometime chef, Alice Waters.  

Cost: Club is Free! 

Book can be purchased at a 15% discount at Books Inc. (Chestnut St.) with the mention of this book club.

Alice Waters and Chez Panisse 

You can't tell the story of Chez Panisse, Berkeley's famed restaurant, without relating that of its diminutive founder, proprietor, and sometime chef, Alice Waters. This is what Thomas McNamee does most handily in his Alice Waters and Chez Panisse, a chronicle that begins with the seat-of-the-pants opening night of the "counterculture" venture in 1971, and ends 35 years later with Waters's restaurant an American institution.

*For more information, please email me at [email protected].

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