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Ocean Beach Cafe, SF's newest beachside restaurant, is making non-drinking cool - Vimarsana News

Ocean Beach Cafe, SF's newest beachside restaurant, is making non-drinking cool

Ocean Beach Cafe, SF's newest beachside restaurant, is making non-drinking cool FacebookTwitterEmail Joshua James discusses some of the non-alcoholic spirits at his Ocean Beach Cafe near Ocean Beach in San Francisco, California on Jan. 25, 2021.Douglas Zimmerman/SFGATE After 20 years of bartending, Joshua James decided it was time to take a year off drinking. “I was deep in the craft cocktail world, beer brewing, wine and happy hours, and just trying to drink every beer in Asheville, North Carolina,” said James, who lived there most recently before moving to San Francisco. “And I was li...

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New 'must-try' restaurants in the Ballina area | Ballina Shire Advocate - Vimarsana News

New 'must-try' restaurants in the Ballina area | Ballina Shire Advocate

  This casual Mexican eatery and cocktail bar in Lennox Head only opened late last year, but it's already a hit with locals and visitors. With delicious food and cocktails, excellent service and good atmosphere, this is a top spot for a night out. Find out more from their Facebook page. 3. Bob's Tacos, Ballina This lovely little Mexican eatery in downtown Ballina quickly gained loyal customers since opening their doors about six months ago. They specialise in handmade tortillas and other tasty morsels, and the service is second-to-none. Check out their Facebook page. 4. Pelmeni From R...

Good news, sand is finally coming back to Clarkes Beach - Vimarsana News

Good news, sand is finally coming back to Clarkes Beach

After months away, sand has started to come back to Clarkes Beach. Reflections Clarkes Beach park manager David Faiers was happy to confirm the sand has started to come back to Clarkes beach from The Pass in the last couple of days. "The sandbags have done their job, which was to protect the dunes until the sand started to return," he said. "It's been slowly moving back. "We have been waiting for months for this to happen," he said. Mr Faiers said visitors to the park have been enjoying access to a bigger beach during low tide in recent days.