http://culinaryglobetrekkers.tribe.net/thread/54acfb49-7597-43d5-8ad3-46dc5c356bf0?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://culinaryglobetrekkers.tribe.net/thread/54acfb49-7597-43d5-8ad3-46dc5c356bf0#7b9e811d-85a2-4bcd-8d14-4d2239afa684 Bless My Soul Cafe, in Eureka. Good homemade Cajun food, and you can often visit with the madam of the restaurant herself. Best thing about Humboldt? You can rely on good food, and its preparation the healthy way (grassfed meat, oragnic fresh produce). Big Blue Cafe in Arcata for breakfast. Hay Juans Burrito! Make sure you stop there. Have fun and journey safely. Tue, 21 Nov 2006 05:38:45 GMT http://culinaryglobetrekkers.tribe.net/thread/54acfb49-7597-43d5-8ad3-46dc5c356bf0#7b9e811d-85a2-4bcd-8d14-4d2239afa684 Tamaura 2006-11-21T05:38:45Z http://culinaryglobetrekkers.tribe.net/thread/54acfb49-7597-43d5-8ad3-46dc5c356bf0#a72cbda4-8893-4342-9722-6fe45cedba5b Not sure if this is the best place to post this, but it's the first place that came to mind and I couldn't figure out where else. We've decided to head north from SF along the coast for Thanksgiving weekend this year and are looking for any recommendations for nice restaurants (specifically one likely to be open on Thanksgiving and take reservations) somewhere in the rough vicinity of Humboldt Redwoods State Park, if anyone has any advice. Mon, 20 Nov 2006 06:26:34 GMT http://culinaryglobetrekkers.tribe.net/thread/54acfb49-7597-43d5-8ad3-46dc5c356bf0#a72cbda4-8893-4342-9722-6fe45cedba5b rich 2006-11-20T06:26:34Z