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My favorite place to come in out of the fall Sierra chill has to be the Cozmic Café on Main Street in Placerville. Between the vegetarian menu, any coffee drink a java hound like me can dream up, and the full arts calendar, I can easily make a day of it. History buffs will enjoy the Pearson Soda Works building, first erected in 1859, where you can still walk through the old storage cave, carved right into the hillside at the back of the café. To browse the mini-art gallery, grab an organic snack, or even take a yoga class, check out the Cozmic.
Good to know...
Cozmic Here I Come
I've heard of this spot but didn't know much about it. Now I'm be sure to stop by next time i'm through "hangtown". Thanks for letting us know about it. And do share your other favorite spots!
jesikah
jesikah maria ross, Co-Project Director
Saving The Sierra: Voices of Conservtion In Action
This is a wonderful entry...
I'm always looking for places like this in the Sierra. Let us know more of your haunts, if you are willing to divulge!
Catherine Stifter
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