Tortilla Flats goes easy on the dress code ? business casual is expected, so no need to squeeze into your finest attire. Tortilla Flats will be able to accommodate your large party. You won't need to get a sitter before heading to this restaurant ? kids are more than welcome at this family-friendly establishment. A night out deserves a drink to celebrate, and this restaurant has the perfect selection of beer and wine to go with your meal. If you're avoiding fat or gluten, you can still eat great at Tortilla Flats, which offers a number of low-fat and gluten-free choices. We will do our best to keep the list up-to-date but offer no guarantees of accuracy or inclusion.A relaxed establishment in Placerville, Tortilla Flats' tacos, burritos, tamales and more will certainly appease your appetite. However, we are not listing businesses who’s power does not get shut off – only those who stay open when the power IS shut off. We would like this list to be a useful tool for our community and welcome your input.
Placerville – Former County Sheriff’s Office, 300 Fair Lane For after hours emergencies, call 53.įood is available while there is enough daylight. Come visit and charge your electronics if needed.
We are located on Enterprise Drive and have been consistently with power during every Planned Power Outages. We will continue to update and add to this list, and you may submit corrections or additions through the form at the bottom. The Missouri Flat area has generally not been losing power, but we are primarily focusing here on businesses who stay open when they do lose power. If you call and don’t get an answer, it may just be that the phones are out with the power, but the business is still open. We’re trying to verify accuracy the best we can, but cannot guarantee it. We’ve been compiling a list of other businesses in the Placerville area who are staying open even when the power is out. We are also offering refrigeration for perishable medication (and you don’t need to be a patient of ours). At Vera Dooley, DDS, we have a generator and are open regular hours as well as for emergency dental care. As we’re all facing the challenges of PG&E shutting off power for days at a time, many businesses are finding ways to stay open and continue to serve our community.
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