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Thirty minutes from the slopes of Vail and Beaver Creek, the charming town of Eagle has become a destination all its own. World-class outdoor recreation includes mountain biking, fly-fishing, horseback riding, off-road motorized trails, hunting, camping and hiking. And the real estate mix is some of the valley’s most diverse.
Thoughtful developments include a variety of single-family homes, townhouses and condominiums, many of which are just a walk or bike-ride away from restaurants, shops and various community services in downtown Eagle and Eagle Ranch.
Originally a ranching community, much of that heritage is still evident as you drive up Brush Creek Road toward Sylvan Lake State Park, where adventurers can explore beautiful hiking trails, paddleboard or fish on the lake, or head into the unknown in the mysterious Fulford Cave. Eagle is the county seat, and its lower elevation equates to a milder, often shorter winter than the towns further upvalley.
Eagle’s real estate diversity offers everything from condominiums to sprawling ranch estates. There are beautifully designed single-family homes, simple historic houses near downtown, condominiums, flats, and single-family and golf course homes in Eagle Ranch. Eagle also offers buyers good value for their money, just a short distance from Vail and Beaver Creek.
Downtown Eagle has become a convenient, family-friendly community with desirable proximity to Interstate 70 and the Eagle County Regional Airport. Just 30 minutes to Beaver Creek Resort, Eagle offers mountain community living with convenient access to the world-class resorts of Vail and Beaver Creek.
Hiking trails are plentiful, where you can ascend to a high-alpine lake or trek through colorful aspen groves in the fall. Mountain biking has taken off in the spring, summer and fall, where bikers can explore Eagle’s 100 miles of singletrack trails featuring landscapes ranging from deep forest to high desert.
The town’s events schedule seems to grow each year, where free summer concerts create festive scenes in the park where children play and adults picnic. Other popular events include an outdoor yoga festival, holiday parade, farmers markets, summer outdoor sports festival, Eagle Flight Days and the Eagle County Fair and Rodeo.
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La Bodeguita Del Medio is a Cuban restaurant and bar located in Palo Alto, Ca. I tried numerous time to reserve a table for 12 but I was never able to get in simply because our group is too large. Tonight there are only 7 of us so I was able to reserve a table without any problem.
The original La Bodeguita del Medio is located in Havana Cuba and almost seventy years later it is still a very popular place for tourists to visit.
La Bodeguita del Medio means the little Warehouse in the middle. Why it is named as a warehouse? Well, story goes that Angel Martinez bought a small warehouse in the middle of Empedrado Street way back in 1942 in Havana, Cuba and named it accordingly as La Bodeguita. Initially, the warehouse sold rice, butter, beans, eggs, alcohol, and canned goods and a remained a warehouse for quite sometimes. Eventually, a publishing house moved next door and printed mostly art and literature journals, and was the hang out for artists, writers, and Ernest Hemingway became a regular there too. To meet demand Angel Martinez began serving them Creole food like minced pork, beef jerky, black beans, rice and beer and that is how La Bodeguita went from being a warehouse store to a restaurant and bar.
In order to open a new Bodeguita under the chain, the chef, lead bartender, and all the musicians must be Cuban. Today, there are Bodeguitas del Medio in cities around the world: Prague, Kiev, Skopje, Nicosia, London, and Milan etc..
There aren't too many Cuban restaurants around, so dining here is a great change of pace. Beside the food they are well known for their mojito.
As soon as you walk in the door this is what you see. The place has a nice atmosphere, dim lights and candles made this place very cozy and welcoming.
Bar is on the left and on the right there are is a small area with a few chairs and table for happy hours or for dinning.
Our table was not ready so we had to wait to few minutes so I took a few pictures of a wall behind the hostess station will a picture of the original La Bodeguita del medio in Havana.
Our waiter Charles was pretty cool. He knows the menu pretty well and explained very carefully what is on the menu and his recommendation.
They use an empty coconut shell, filled it with sand and added a candle to illuminate our table. Pretty cute right?
Empanadas are stuffed bread that are either baked or fried. I did not really like it. I thought is was weird to have a sweet glaze on the empanada.
This dish could be great but it was so salty that it was impossible to eat the broth. We tried to dip the broth with a piece of bread in the hope to cut the saltiness but it was no use so we just gave up and ate the mussels without the broth.
Hoa thought the rice was too wet but I did not mind it. The paella had a nice flavor but the bottom could be a little more crispier but overall it was pretty good.
The lobster was delicious and the broth was tasty. This dish was supposed to be for 2 but we share it among 7 of us so we only got just a bites.
Moros y cristinaos is a Cuban version of rice and beans and it is virtually served every Cuban restaurant.
Masitas is a very popular Cuban dish made with chunks of pork marinated in a blend of lime, orange, garlic and cilantro, then cooked slowly to maximize both the marriage of the bright flavors and the fall-apart-tender-potential of the meat. This is the Cuban version of comfort food.
We asked for medium rare but on the rare side but what we got was was an overcooked piece of meat so basically it was ruined.
To sum up our experience at La Bodeguita I have to say that the service was excellent, our server was very knowledgeable and he took very good care of our table.
The two appetizers we ordered was pretty awful! I did not like the empanadas and the mussels were way to salty.
As for the main dishes I only like the lobster and the Paella other than that the other dishes were a disappointment specially the skirt steak which they overcooked and ruin the dish for me.
Price wise they are pretty reasonably priced with a very good ambiance but the food is left to be desired.