Beaujolais Reunion

You know the old saying, You can’t go home again? We beg to differ.

One glorious morning soon, you can have not just a taste of the past, but rather a meal of the most delicious and satisfying nostalgia.

During the last millennium, whether you ate breakfast at Cafe Beaujolais every morning before work, or indulged in Buttermilk Cinnamon Coffeecake when you were cutting school, or wandered in on the weekend when you had just discovered this magical area, or for any other reason (the cookbooks, The New York Times and Gourmet magazine articles, or childhood visits that left you with wisps of waffle reminiscences), this is your chance to recapture that memory.

Looking forward to seeing you at Caspar on May 19!

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	from the south Most folks approach Caspar from the south, heading northwest off of US Highway 101 on Highway 128 just north of Cloverdale, then north along the coast on California's scenic coastline Highway 1. Before reaching Caspar, they pass Mendocino ... for directions from Mendocino, see below. from the north Others come from the north, turning southwest on Highway 1 from US Highway 101 in Leggett, and winding through redwoods and along the coast to Fort Bragg ... for directions from Fort Bragg, see below.
	from Fort Bragg Head south on Highway 1 from Fort Bragg about 5 miles. Pass Jughandle State Reserve and continue up the hill. At the top of the hill, turn right (west) on Caspar Street. from Mendocino Continue north from Mendocino on Highway 1. At the bottom of a long hill you will cross Caspar Creek bridge. At the next left turn, turn west on Caspar Street. At the bottom of Caspar Street, turn right on Caspar Road and drive about 100 feet. Caspar Community Center is the white schoolhouse in the field on your right (east).