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Dinner at the Overlook
September 15th, 2014

The Dinner at the Overlook on September 28, is from 4:30 to 9 pm, is a SOLD OUT celebration of our city’s commitment to food. We’re thrilled to be one of several important culinary events taking place this night to celebrate food literacy and our city’s Farm to Fork efforts. You’ll dine outdoors at a location that will take your breath away…WITH NEVER SEEN BEFORE VIEWS OF THE CITY AND WHAT’S COMING IN THE NEAR FUTURE. The spot is truly one of Sacramento’s most innovative.

Menu & Chefs

The 5-course meal will be locally sourced and prepared by a team of gastronomy geniuses, local 4-star chefs, including Chef Eric Alexander of Carpe Vino and Kathi Riley, Visiting Chef of James Beard Award Winning Zuni Café, Tyler Bond of Kru and Aimal Formoli of Formoli’s Bistro. Menu teaser: Passmore Ranch sturgeon bacon and caviar, atop puffed sturgeon skin is just one of the mouth-watering dishes you’ll be served.

Top Secret Location

We’re keeping the dinner’s location a secret…clues and photos will be sent out weekly with full disclosure 24 hours before the start of the event. The site has been selected for its significance to our city’s food system, fitting for both Farm to Fork Week and Food Literacy Month. We’re also keeping the event small with only 120 seats. Get a before look at what’s in store for the City of Sacramento while supporting the efforts of the Food Literacy Center and being a part of this exclusive Food Literacy Month event!

This event is SOLD OUT!

Please arrive promptly at 4:30 pm, the reception will be held at the 6th Street Bridge at H Street!

Just drive down I Street, (that’s pronounced eye street) in Sacramento and turn RIGHT on 6th Street and look immediately for the Dancing Vegetables. They will guide you to the off-street parking and then prepare to be surprised.

Wear business casual and comfortable shoes as you will walk a bit to overlook sites — with wine, of course.

You’ll sign a Release of Liability standard form as we will be taking you on-to/in-to exclusive, private areas of Sacramento’s past, and now future, under construction. Prepare for an adventure and great food cooked by some of the region’s best chefs. Don’t be late or you might find the party has been transported to places unknown without you. We’ll be transporting guests to a second location for dinner.

Directions

EAST from Auburn/Tahoe: Take I-80 W toward Sacramento. Merge onto Ca -160 toward Downtown at Exit 9B. This will take you into downtown on 12th Street. Go to I (eye) Street and turn right. Go to 6th Street on I Street and turn right. Look for dancing vegetables.

WEST from Davis/SF: Take I-80 Bus.E/US-50 to Sacramento and merge onto I-5 N at exit 4A toward Redding. Exit on J Street and continue up to 6th Street. Turn left, go one block to I and look directly ahead for dancing vegetables as you cross I street on 6th.

SOUTH from Stockton: If coming up on I-5, take J Street exit, 519B, continue on J Street to 6th Street. Turn left, go one block to I and look directly ahead for dancing vegetables as you cross I street on 6th.

If coming up Hy.99, at Sacramento merge onto US 50 West at Exit 298A toward SF/Redding. Look for Redding signs and I-5 and exit 4A and merge onto I-5. Take J Street exit 519B and continue on J Street to 6th Street. Turn left, go one block to I Street and look directly ahead for dancing vegetables as you cross I Street on 6th.

Thank you to our sponsors

LDK Ventures LLC

Poswall, White & Cutler

Sterling Dalatri

Ten22

The Firehouse Restaurant

The Nagle Company

Anthem Blue Cross

California Farm to Table

Eric & Patrice Ratinoff

Frontier Communications

Sacramento Production & Lighting

Schetter Electric, Inc.

Simply Recipes

The Law Office of Noel Ferris

Thank you to our Dinner at the Overlook chefs & farms

Kathi Riley, Zuni Café

Chef John Carrier & Chef Jeroen Gerrese, Lions Gate Hotel

Riverdog Farm in Capay Valley

Michael and Vandy Passmore, Passmore Ranch

Chef Stan Moore, Clark’s Corner

Jim’s ProduceAzolla Farm

Chef Shannon McElroy, Federalist

Full Belly FarmEpis from the Baker and Cake Maker

Chef Paul Poore, Food Literacy Genius

California Endive & Whole Foods Sacramento

Chef Aimal Formoli, Formoli’s Bistro

Passmore Ranch & Hanks Hens & All Good Things

Chef Brenda Ruiz, Biba’s & Food Literacy Genius

Chef Tyler Bond, Kru Contemporary Japanese Cuisine

R. Kelley Farms

Chef Eric Alexander & Courtney McDonald, Carpe Vino

Alexander-McDonald 5-Acre Farm

Four Tines Farms

Elaine Baker, Pastry Chef

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