19th Hole Casino & Lounge
2746 W. Tregallas Rd. Antioch CA | (925) 757-6545
Watch every football game, everyday, LIVE, period.
Halloween Haunting Texas Hold'em Tournament Sunday @ 2 PM sharp. 50 go in 10 win cash. One person wins $2,000.00. $55 Buy-In. Free BBQ Dinner at the break.
Play poker today in a live money game. No need to visit Reno or Tahoe to get your poker on.
Texas Hold'em Tournament tonight @ 5:30 buy-in $25.
Happy Hour 7 days a week 4-7 PM. Domestic Beer Pints $2.75, Premiums $3.75.
Bloody Mary Pints $3.50 Fri., Sat., until 2 PM
22 HD TV's, new pool table, shuffleboard and a very strong FREE WIFI.
Play $3-$6 & No-Limit TEXAS HOLD'EM 7 days a week!
Cap's Bar & Grill
144 Oak St., Brentwood, CA | (925) 634-1025
Shows This Friday & Saturday! Tobe Hixx, Jeremy Curry & Mo Jones Comedy Night
Filet Mignon & Lobster, Beef Wellington, Rack Of Lamb, Lobster Thermidor and more
For memorable Holiday Party's, Corporate Celebrations, & Wedding Parties
Celia's Mexican Restaurant
523 W. 10th St., Antioch | (925) 754-1355
NEW MENU with photos
FREE happy hour appetizer plate, this is yummy, available Mon-Fri in the bar after 3 PM, with two drink purchase, two beers will do it.
Having a party? Checkout the CATERING MENU
Lady Washington is in Antioch
Antioch Marina
See Photo in HD | Free Tours Thru Sunday
Harvest Park Bowl
5000 Balfour Rd., Brentwood | (925) 516-1221
This will be the best Halloween Party in East County. I want to party with these gals.
Snack bar October Specials
Karaoke every Friday & Saturday @ 9 PM in the Spare Room Lounge.
The most fun you can have in Brentwood!!!!!!
Potatoe Barge Restaurant 1974-'79
Lucile P. Meinhardt posted this photo on YKYFAW (You Know You Are From Antioch When) this week. The restaurant owner's Shannon & Ron Nadeau opened the 2nd & F St. downtown Antioch restaurant and bar in late 1975. They featured fondue, poor man martini's (draft beer with green olives), belly dancing and dinner theatre. This was a very eclectic group serving good food. The photo reminds me of Monty Python. It was very popular and sorely missed. I have know idea why they closed.
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The Antioch Historical Museum, 1500 W. 4th St., Antioch. Open 1PM - 4 PM every Weds & Sat. Admission is free. Are you interested in local history? Do you have old photos or artifact you'd like to share? Would you like to host an event on the museum grounds? Kitchen, BBQ, and banquet room available. Make your next special event historical. Contact the museum (925) 757-1326. Check out antiochsportslegends.com "Where Antioch Heroes Live."
Lone Tree Golf & Event Center
4800 Golf Course Rd. Antioch | (925) 706-4220
Mexican Fiesta Menu Homemade Salsa & Chip Bar, Jicama Salad, Chicken Mole, Chile Rellenos & more Wednesday 10/28 starting at 5 PM $14.95 for Adults, $8.95 for kids 4-12, served buffet style, specialty theme menu every week call 706-4232 for reservations. See the entire menu here. Did I mention dessert is included?
Felipe Gutierrez on the patio tonight @ 6PM. Good entertainment!
New Saturday breakfasts, Sunday brunch, Happy Hour Fish Tacos 2 for $4 (before 6PM)
Family Golf Specials.
Special guest John Dilao will be joining local favorite Malcomb Hunter for Sunday Brunch this week. Don't miss it.
Lone Tree Catering department handled more than 300 banquets last year. Also, they will cook (for your event) and you can pick up. They also cook, deliver, setup, serve and cleanup. How accommodating is that? Call catering (925) 706-4232.
Mac's Old House Restaurant
3100 E. 18th St., Antioch | (925) 778-1700
"The Porch" at Mac's Old House. I have spent many hours here. It's what people do while they wait for a table. Get there 30 minutes before you are starving, drink cheap drinks, talk to your neighbors, relax and when the hostess calls your name your ready. Tip, if you're there when the dining room opens @ 5 PM you can get in and out most days pretty fast. BTW Jack is back at Mac's. Please drink responsibly.
CHOICE N.Y. STEAK DINNER every Thursday, Soup, Salad, Pasta, Vegetables, warm Bread & Butter $12.95. Add sauteed mushrooms $3
LUNCHES start at $4.95 at Mac's.
Full bar singles $2.50; doubles $3.00; triples $3.50
Read our latest reviews.
Open 7 Days a week Mon-Fri 11-10PM; Sat & Sun 4-10PM.
Providence Bar & Eatery
2085 Main St., Oakley | (925) 625-0292
OKTOBERFEST Saturday 10/24 the fun starts at 2 PM. Food, Beer, Music, Games "was für eine party"
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days.
Great burgers, pasta's, salads and shakes. Full bar! These folks can cook.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show & Live Shadow Casting
Saturday October 24, 2015, 9:30 PM
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Realty World Delta Country
3601 Gateway Rd., Bethel Island | (925) 281-4656
New! Free! "Six Homeowner Hacks To Use When SELLING."
Living on waterfront property is like being on a vacation all year round.
Jerry is a waterfront property expert in this area.
Is your home value going up? Check your home's value in seconds FREE SmartHomePrice !
Straw Hat Pizza
Antioch 754-1520 | Brentwood (925) 634-3664
I love a good combo pizza.
A forty year tradition in Antioch. Quite possibly East County's best salad bar, beautiful dining room and spacious banquet room make this restaurant a large family, sports team, and club gathering place. Serving beer & wine. Open 7 days for lunch & dinner.
I love the lunch special, salad bar, pizza, soda about $8. Brentwood has a WIFI nice.
VFW Post 6435
815 Fulton Shipyard Rd | Antioch (925) 757-2010
Leo M. Carr, Post #6435 Commander, 1989-90
POGO Fishing Derby fishing starts the evening of Friday, October 30th the Fish Fry Party 5 PM Saturday, November 7th.
Play PROGRESSIVE BINGO every Wednesday night starting @ 5:30 PM. Full snack bar available.
Have an event coming up? Rent the hall, full bar available, sits more than 200 people, full commercial kitchen.
Veteran owned, guests welcome, 7 days a week.
Vitality Yoga
Yoga Center, 8650 Brentwood Blvd., Brentwood | (925) 998-0462
Harvest your inner light, meditation tips and a apple delight recipe in the VITALITY YOGA newsletter.
Andrea Stuart, a 200 RYT Yoga Alliance Certified yoga instructor, invites you take an aromatic journey into yoga. Build strength and flexibility while reducing stress and having fun. The pairing of Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade essential oils with yoga has profound effects on the mind and body.
Andrea has been practicing yoga for over 22 years. She teaches yoga with an open heart and open mind to make yoga accessible to people of all body types and abilities. She is also a Reiki practitioner and essential oil advocate.
EastCountyLive.com
Antioch 325-0934
New websites! Mac'sOldHouse.com; Cap'sRestaurant.com; 19thHoleAntioch.com; They are mobile friendly (work on any device). They are custom made (no templates so you can have it your own way) they all have a content management system that allows website owners to make routine changes (no looking for your website manager). If these are features that you would like, for your own website, give me a call Frank MacCallister (925) 325-0934.
Community Events Calendar
EastCountyLive.com
Brian Oliver, 1995 graduate of Antioch High School, was recently inducted into the Antioch Sports Legends Hall of Fame Museum. The shortstop was a key player on a powerful team that one two North Coast Section 3A championships, including a 9-2 win over De La Salle in the 1995 title game at the Oakland Coliseum. This is one of 14 new display cases at the museum. Stop by between 1-4 PM on a Weds or Sat and see a beautiful museum, no parking or admission fees, and tribute to Antioch's rich sports history.
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Events Starting Tonight!
Felipe Gutierrez Tonight @ Lone Tree
Mariachi San Miguel
Lady Washington Tours Antioch Marina
Farmer's Market
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Halloween Haunting Texas Hold'em Tournament
Pride of the Delta Restaurant Tour
Stump Trivia
Big Money Progressive Bingo
H.A.L.O. Golf Tournament
Coupons To Local Businesses
EastCountyLive.com
Automotive, Business Services, Dining & Entertainment, Health & Beauty, Home & Garden Coupons to local businesses in Antioch, Brentwood, Oakley and Pittsburg.
Like Two Ships Passing In The Night
People in Kansas will never see this. The waterways, it's one of the nice things about living in East County. I'm always pleased to watch one of these ships travel down the river like this one did last Saturday. See how shipping has changed in 300 years.
Note: Next SPOTLIGHT will be delivered Thursday 10/29/2015
