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Mad Madeline’s Grill is located in Old Town Temecula at 28495 Front Street, Suite A.  The restaurant’s décor of red & white is reminiscent of the old 50’s hamburger joints.  It is a family owned business and has a real intimate, friendly atmosphere.  On most visits, you will find the owner Sid, working tables and greeting customers. 

The menu although simple offers delicious food.  They are well-known for their juicy, large hamburgers.  They have 15 different varieties of burgers.  They also offer ribs, fries, onion rings, sandwiches and salads.  And, if you want to order a beer or glass of wine with your meal – they offer that too. 

I usually take my order and sit on the outdoor patio area.  From that vantage point, I can check out tourists that visit Old Town Temecula.  I can also check out the neat vintage cars that frequent the strip. 

So, if you haven’t had an opportunity to eat at Mad Madeline’s, be sure and put them on your list.   You will be glad that you did.

Temecula’s Thornton Winery

Thornton Winery is one of the premier wineries of the Southern California's Temecula Valley Wine Country.  Several new winemakers have opened their doors in this area in recent years; however Thornton Winery remains my favorite. 

The French-style chateau is located on 20-acres that overlook vineyards of the Temecula Valley.  Thornton Winery's beautiful French Mediterranean style winery is the perfect backdrop for their jazz series.  The series features many popular, contemporary musicians such as Bony James, Peter White, Wayman Tisdale and countless others. 

Other highlights of the winery include Cafe Champagne, a breathtaking fountain terrace, herb gardens, gift shop, tours, jazz concerts, wedding & banquet facilities.

Be sure to put Thornton Winery on your list of places to go.  They are located at 32575 Rancho California Road

 

Like most people, I enjoy a good cup of coffee.  Many people frequent the popular, franchise coffee houses, not me, give me the good old-fashioned, corner coffee shop any day. 

That’s exactly why I frequent Café Bravo located in old-town Temecula.  They roast their own beans and every cup of coffee is delicious.  You don’t get the taste of burnt beans. 

They offer many varieties of coffee, such as Bella Notte, Columbia Supremo, Featured Ethiopian and many other varieties.  If you would like a nice pastry to go along with that cup of coffee, they offer that too. 

You can sit inside, on the patio and observe all of the passersby’s, or purchase your cup to go.   It is also possible to purchase coffee to brew at home. 

Café Bravo definitely gets high marks with me.  Check them out.  They are located at 41911 5th St, Temecula CA 92590.  For more information, visit their website @ http://www.cafebravo.com.