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Antique DealerFIRST – Red Geranium & Furniture Restoration514 W. Second St., 778-2221This is a place where you can fi nd instant heirlooms. The store is fi lled with antique items you’ll be proud to display in your home – items that will impress your friends and neighbors or make great gifts. If you have a weath-ered piece of furniture you’d like to see refi nished, Red Geranium can do that, too, and make it look like new.

HONOR – Something Cherished615 W. Second St., 755-4832No doubt about it: you’ll fi nd all kinds of things to cherish in this store that will help you achieve your goals when it comes to antique articles.

Auto Dealer – NewFIRST – Antioch Toyota1817 Auto Center Drive, 778-4800You’ll fi nd a great selection of Toyota cars and trucks at this location, includ-ing the wildly popular Prius that has all the other car companies scrambling to produce something they hope will be as economical. If you’re into pickup trucks or SUVs, take a look at Antioch Toyota’s wide selection. The service department here is second to none.

HONOR – Antioch Nissan1831 Auto Center Drive, 775-2600

With a great inventory of popular Nissan products, this dealer is ready to deliver a car or truck you’re sure to fall in love with. Good service, too.

Auto Dealer – UsedFIRST – Antioch Nissan1831 Auto Center Drive, 775-2600Another Best of Antioch award for this auto agency is no surprise. Antioch Nis-san offers an outstanding selection of used cars and trucks in just about every make and model you can think of. If it’s not on hand, these folks can probably fi nd just the car or truck you’re looking for, and many of them will have a war-ranty you can depend on.

HONOR – Antioch Toyota1817 Auto Center Drive, 778-4800Another great inventory of fi ne used cars and trucks available at a dealership Antioch residents have come to know and trust. You’ll fi nd shopping here a pleasant experience.

Auto PaintingFIRST – Advanced Body & Frame3295 E. 18th St., 706-9970 Ouch, that vintage beauty in your driveway is getting faded and the undercoat is showing through. Time to let Advanced take a look at it and give you an estimate on a super paint job. Your vehicle will look like new when they fi nish and it won’t cost and arm

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wouldn’t be possible without the readers who took the time to let us know what they think. Here we present a trio of voters we singled out for a $100 thank-you. At left, top is Diana Emler, who said she was so surprised at winning that she didn’t know how she’d spend her loot, although we expect she’ll fi gure something out. In the center is Denise Bellante, who plans to give 10 percent of her check to her church and spend the rest on her grandkids. At bottom is Kathy Gallegos, who isn’t sure what she’ll do with her cash, but who fi gures a little mad money is always a good thing. Thanks to everyone who participated!

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HONOR – Jim’s Auto Body Shop1530 W. 10th St., 754-7600Here’s an alternate place to get a re-ally great paint job. You’ll like their work, friendly personnel and the way they take care of you and your vehicle.

Auto Parts and AccessoriesFIRST – Monument Car Parts5280 Clayton Road, 687-6050If you’re a do-it-yourselfer when it comes to working on cars and trucks, this place could become your best friend. Monument stocks a huge inventory of parts and after-market products for your vehicle – all kinds of lubes and supplies to make life easier. If cars could talk, they’d say, “We love this place.”

HONOR – Antioch Parts Depots2010 A St., 757-8000Here’s another place you can get those absolutely necessary auto parts. Our readers are high on this operation and Antioch Parts Depots defi nitely deserve their Honor ranking.

Auto Repair – BrakesFIRST – Precision Brake & Front End225 E. 18th St., 754-5853Don’t let that squealing noise become something really bad. Get those brakes fi xed at Precision Brake before you

need to replace your rotors or, even worse, have a brake failure. Precision can take care of your problem no matter how bad and do it with service you’ll appreciate and tell others about.

HONOR – D&K Automotive Repair3291 E. 18th St., 779-9242Another fi ne automotive repair shop that can take care of those brake problems post-haste. You’ll like the way they do business.

Auto Repair – Muffl erFIRST – Antioch Muffl er Service800 A St., 757-1322You say you’ve noticed some unusual noise coming from underneath your car or truck? Well, perhaps your exhaust system has sprung a leak or something has come loose that needs to be repaired. These folks can handle all your exhaust-system needs, wheth-er that car of yours is only a few years old or a ’56 Studebaker.

HONOR – Midas Auto Service Experts1200 Auto Center Drive, 778-3400Expert is an apt description for this shop that has become synonymous with muffl er repairs nationwide. You can bet Midas will have the expertise to fi x your exhaust system.

Auto Repair – Oil ChangeFIRST – Oil Can Henry’s

2749 Hillcrest Ave., 755-3055Time for an oil change? Tool on over to Oil Can Henry’s and get that sludge replaced before your car gets all choked up. This is the place that will keep your vehicle properly lubricated and keep you from suffering major repairs.

HONOR – Valvoline Express Care3412 Hillcrest Ave., 754-8040Our Antioch readers like this oil change facility, too. Valvoline is a trusted oil brand and these folks can take good care of your car or truck.

Auto Repair – Smog ShopFIRST – Fire House Smog2900 Lone Tree Way, 754-1600When the DMV tells you its time for a smog check, Fire House Smog makes the chore a little easier. It has the equipment required to make sure your vehicle’s emissions are properly tested and doing their part to keep our air clean and healthy.

HONOR – Antioch Smog Center1105 Auto Center Drive, 778-7664Here’s another business that has what it takes to get your car registered with the DMV. These folks get you in and out ASAP.

Auto Repair – Tune UpFIRST – D&K Auto Repair

3291 E. 18th St., 779-9242Another Best of Antioch award for these folks, and it’s well deserved. They do an outstanding job of auto repair no matter how complicated the problem. Your car will be given only necessary repairs and will run like new. D&K’s mechanics are ethical and highly qualifi ed.

HONOR – Auto Tune Up1105B Auto Center Drive, 756-1226Another fi ne shop that will do a terrif-ic job of tuning your car for maximum performance and economy – and with today’s gas prices, that’s important.

Auto TiresFIRST – America’s Tire5551 Lone Tree Way, 516-1789If you’re looking for a great set of tires and don’t want to spend a fortune for them, our readers suggest you talk to the tire experts at America’s Tire. They’re nice people to deal with and have the tire products needed to replace just about any tires on your vehicle.

HONOR – Big O Tire Stores412 E. 18th St., 757-6420A trusted tire shop for decades, Big O has the tires and service to take care of your needs, and their friendly folks will help you make the best tire decision.

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BakeryFIRST – Berry’s Pastry1872 A St., 757-5858This pastry store has what you need for that wedding, party – or tomor-row’s breakfast. Berry’s has been in business for decades and attracted a trusting clientele that keeps getting bigger and more loyal every year. Stepping into this shop is a pleasure; the aroma of fresh-baked products will make you hungry, guaranteed.

HONOR – Panera Bread5897 Lone Tree Way, 755-5031Another fi ne place to shop for those bakery needs. New in town, these folks are nevertheless getting a great reputation for quality and freshness.

Barber Shop for MenFIRST – Delta Barber Shop1631 A St., 754-0458Here’s a shop that can make a man’s hair look cool enough to attract the most discriminating member of the opposite sex. OK, you’re married, but you still want to look your best, don’t you? This is the place for barbering that’s professional in every way and you’ll be glad you came when you see how good you look.

HONOR – Lito’s Barber Shop11 W. Sixth St., 776-4458A great place to get a man’s hair cut.

Long hair or short, the stylists at Lito’s know how to please and can do it your way.

Beauty SalonFIRST – Wild Orchids The Salon1328 Sunset Drive, 756-0666Our readers are really high on this sa-lon. It provides a full-service operation and ,guess what? They are educators in the fi eld and travel to different locations in order to teach others how to perform hair coloring, styling, high-lighting and all the other services only a pro can deliver.

HONOR – Whisper’s Studio405 W. 10th St., 754-5573Certainly one of the premier shops in Antioch that can perform just about any hair service you can think of and do it with fl air.

Boutique ShopFIRST – Fine Things314 G St., 978-2655Before you head over the hill to Walnut Creek and beyond, you should check out this boutique fi rst. That spe-cial item you’re looking for might be right under your nose here in Antioch. Fine Things offers a marvelous array of clothing and accessories that will surprise and delight you.

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HONOR – Cranberries Gifts & Decor5887 Lone Tree Way, 755-7467As the name implies, this shop special-izes in remarkable gifts and decorator items that you’re sure to fi nd pleasing, to say the least. Go take a look; you’ll be glad you did.

Butcher and MeatsFIRST – Duane’s Butcher Block2736 W. Tregallas Road, 757-9162Looking for that superior cut of meat that will complement a fi ne birthday feast or make any occasion special? Our readers recommend you shop here for your everyday meat needs because you can’t beat the quality. Look here fi rst for the best meats in Antioch.

HONOR – Johnny’s Market622 W. Ninth St., 757-1039A terrifi c selection of fi ne meats will make your trip to this shop very pro-ductive. We think you’ll like what they have to offer – our readers sure do.

Car WashFIRST – Pinky’s Klassy Kar Wash300 E. 18th St., 779-9274Yes, we know! You want to fi nd out who can do the best job of cleaning that car, van, pickup truck or SUV and make it look like new. Well, here’s the place our readers picked to put your vehicle in the pink. We second their choice. This is the place to get fi ne detailing, too.

HONOR – Somersville Car Wash3103 Delta Fair Blvd., 755-9274Another great location in Antioch to get your car washed or detailed. This crew knows how to do a superior job and we think you’ll agree.

Cellular PhonesFIRST – Verizon2741 Hillcrest Ave., 522-0480An institution in cellular phone sales and service, this company can deliver the latest products and wireless servic-es, allowing you to do things with your phone you never thought possible. Into gaming, e-mail, texting? No problem. You can get just what you want right here.

HONOR – T-Mobile5779 Lone Tree Way, (800) 866-2453Here again, you’ll fi nd just about anything you could want in a cellular device or service. “Get more minutes” is T-Mobile’s mantra, and our readers like that idea.

Consignment StoreFIRST – Interiors Consignment3640 Lone Tree Way, 779-1100Here’s the place to sell those furniture and décor items you no longer need, or fi nd items you’ll be proud to display in your home. Interiors’ inventory is impressive and most items look like they’re brand new. Prices are much

less than furniture stores charge and, if you’re a seller, you’ll fi nd their fees very reasonable.

Convenience StoreFIRST – 7-Eleven Food Stores4901 Lone Tree Way, 754-6172Our readers overwhelmingly selected this store for the First award and it’s no wonder. 7-Eleven has all the items you most likely need or want, they’re open all the time and whether you’re interested in getting something for breakfast, lunch or dinner, you’re sure to fi nd just what you want right here.

HONOR – Joe’s Liquor & Foods1911 D St., 779-1995Convenience is what it’s all about and this store has a truly impressive selec-tion of food, drinks, gas and just about anything else you might want.

Copy/Print ShopFIRST – Print Club1719 Alhambra Drive, 754-8771No matter what your business or person-al printing needs, you’ll fi nd these folks can take care of them. Not only that; they’ll do it with attentive service and quality that’s sure to please. Our read-ers are really high on this operation. Try Print Club and you’ll see why our readers keep going back time after time.

HONOR – CoCo Copy2331 Buchanan Road, 777-9920This copy center has grabbed our readers’ attention with its service and friendly employees. Lots of options and good prices, too.

Day SpaFIRST – Serenity Salon & Spa2331A Buchanan Road, 779-1130A fabulous spa and salon that pro-vides all the usual hair, nail and facial services but performs them using the most professional staff you’ll fi nd anywhere. Quality and service are Serenity’s watchwords and you can always depend on its work. Just ask our readers, who are really impressed with these folks.

HONOR – Spoiled Rotten The Salon4377 Hillcrest Ave., 778-9200Antioch has a wealth of salons and day spas but this one is very high on our readers’ list of places to go to receive quality services you’re sure to enjoy.

EyewearFIRST – Mystique Eyewear5887 Lone Tree Way, 757-2992 We all want to look our best in eye-wear that refl ects our personality. With the latest styles on hand, Mystique is well positioned to provide that person-alized service and make you glad you shopped there. Look for all your eye-

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care needs in this shop that’s second to none when it comes to style, value and caring technicians.

HONOR – California Eye Clinic3747 Sunset Lane, 754-2300Another eyewear operation our read-ers tell us they really appreciate. Latest eyewear styles and service you expect in a professional operation that’s geared to please. You’ll like this store.

Flooring StoreFIRST – Superior Floor Covering, Inc.311 Sunset Drive, 755-3077This business really deserves its First award by offering a wealth of choices in all kinds of fl ooring. It goes without saying that they employ professional installers who make your place look great – and they do it in a hurry. Want superior fl ooring for your home or busi-ness? This is the Superior spot to get it.

HONOR – Abbey Carpets by Fashion Floors1802 Verne Roberts Circle, 754-7006You’ll like Abbey Carpet by Fashion Floors’ service and selection of qual-ity products. Another great choice for Antioch and East County residents who want to replace that worn fl ooring.

FloristFIRST – Paula’s Family FloristCorner of 15th and A streets, 756-6000

Incredibly beautiful fl oral arrangements are the stock in trade for Paula’s. No matter what the occasion (perhaps you just want to recognize a special person in your life), you’ll fi nd this shop can take care of your needs and do it with marvelous fl air. It doesn’t get better than this – our readers guarantee it.

HONOR – Diablo View Florists1925 D St., 757-4636A full-service fl ower shop since 1930, Diablo View can and does provide gorgeous fl oral products. And why not? Selection, service and value have always been its hallmark.

Freshest SeafoodFIRST – Costco220 Verne Roberts Circle, 757-7130It might have something to do with buying power, but Costco always has a great selection of the very freshest sea-food. Love those shrimp and cod fi lets! And how about that delicious pink salmon or those scallop nuggets? They make great lunch or dinner entrees and are good for you, too. How about some sushi? Costco carries it, of course.

HONOR – Humphrey’s on the Delta 1 Marina Plaza, 778-5800Our readers picked this fi ne establish-ment as another reliable source of fresh seafood. In this case, you’ll be

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FurnitureFIRST – Cost Plus World Market5729 Lone Tree Way, 522-8758Leave it to our savvy readers. Cost Plus sells everything from wicker to wine – including a remarkable selection of imported furniture. Looking for that special item that will set off your room with taste and fl air? Give this store your full attention – you’ll be amazed at the stylish furniture it offers.

Gas StationFIRST – Delta Fair Chevron & Food Mart3201 Delta Fair Blvd., 754-8006Everyone knows Chevron offers supe-rior gasoline and diesel fuel, and this station pumps a huge amount of them every day. You can tell how highly re-garded the Delta Fair station is by the number of customers it attracts. Great location, great products and a mini-mart that sells all your favorite staples and goodies. No wonder this place is so popular.

HONOR – Safeway Food & Drug3365 Deer Valley Road, 706-4150Safeway has been dispensing fuels for quite a few years now and you can get a discount by purchasing items in their stores. Our readers like that idea.

Golf CourseFIRST – Lone Tree Golf Course4800 Golf Course Road, 706-4220Our readers picked this course as their number-one choice and it makes good sense. Lone Tree attracts golfers who crave well-groomed, rolling fairways, a sporty layout and magnifi cent scenery. The relatively new Event Center has become THE place for parties and golf tournament dinners. You’ll be glad you made a tee time here.

HONOR – Golf Club At Roddy RanchDeer Valley Road north of Balfour Road, 978-4653This challenging track will test your mettle (and your metal). Jack Roddy’s club has earned the respect of our readers – serious golfers who admire a serious course.

Golf Practice RangeFIRST – Lone Tree Golf Course4800 Golf Course Road, 706-4220There’s nothing like a little practice to hone your golfi ng skill and this range is just the place to do it. Quality practice balls help you refi ne your range, and good practice green helps you fi nd your putting groove. This is a great place to get in some licks that will make those clubs do what you want them to.

HONOR – Vineyards Practice Tee2901 E. 18th St., 777-9900Practice makes perfect, as they say, and a fi ne practice range where you can hit a few balls (or even a lot of balls) is great fun for our readers.

Golf StoreFIRST – Lone Tree Golf Course4800 Golf Course Road, 706-4220Everything for the golfer is right here in this pro shop. Our readers were impressed and their votes delivered the FIRST award. Need a golf shirt in the latest style or a high-tech driver that’ll help you clear those distant hazards? Whatever your golfi ng needs, you’ll fi nd them in Lone Tree’s well-stocked shop.

HONOR – Golf Club At Roddy Ranch Deer Valley Road north of Balfour Road, 978-4653Another shop that’ll make you feel like a pro when you step inside. Outstand-ing selection of all the latest equip-ment. You’ll like Roddy’s personnel, too.

Grocery StoreFIRST – Safeway Food & Drug3365 Deer Valley Road, 706-4150This is one store the likes of which we all need and use on a continuous basis. Safeway business has made its name doing things right in the supermarket business and our readers have given it

the FIRST award for its effort. Fantastic selection, well laid out aisles, really nice personnel – hey, what’s not to like?

HONOR – Raley’s Supermarket3636 Lone Tree Way, 754-2522Another fi ne supermarket operation that does a great job. These stores are headquartered in Northern California and their loyal customers are legion.

Hair ColoristFIRST – Trina – Salon Victor3333 Deer Valley Road, 757-8438This award is all about service, and cus-tomers like Trina’s personal touch, not to mention her highly professional col-oring expertise. Whether it’s a full color change or some highlighting, this lady knows her stuff and delivers the best coloring service, day in and day out.

HONOR – Lori – Wild Orchids The Salon1328 Sunset Drive, 756-0666Our readers love the coloring jobs Lori Lopez does, how innovative she can be and how she listens to exactly what they want; then delivers it.

Hardware StoreFIRST – Orchard Supply Hardware2388 Buchanan Road, 778-6660It doesn’t matter what your hardware, paint, tools or other needs are; our readers are positive you’ll fi nd just what you’re looking for right here. Or-

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chard keeps a great seasonal inventory, too, so don’t forget those barbecues and lawn mowers you’ll be needing this spring. This store has been around for ages and knows its business.

HONOR – Ace Hardware501 Sunset Drive, 757-2500An excellent store that has been serving Antioch for decades with fi ne hardware products. You’ll like their selection, brand names and friendly service.

Health & Fitness ClubFIRST – In Shape Health Club 4099 Lone Tree Way, 331-3065This club has made a huge impact on the fi tness business in Antioch since it opened earlier this year. In Shape’s fa-cility is impressive, and its staff do just about anything you can think of in fi t-ness, health training and lots more. If you haven’t been in to In Shape, you’ve missed a remarkable operation.

HONOR – 24 Hour Fitness2632 Somersville Road, 753-1553Need to sculpt that physique or just want to get fi t? 24 Hour Fitness is a great place to accomplish those goals. Its trained personnel and programs will defi nitely “fi t” your needs.

Health Food StoreFIRST – GNC

4480 Lone Tree Way, 778-5137You can’t fi nd a more experienced and highly regarded retailer of health food and natural products than GNC. Whether you’re a body builder look-ing for protein supplements or a senior trying to stem the aging process, this store has got all the supplements you need, and a lot more. They’re nice folks to do business with.

HONOR – Vitamin Shoppe5779 Lone Tree Way, 706-8982An HONOR award choice of our read-ers, the people at Vitamin Shoppe know what they’re talking about when it comes to maintaining good health. Trust us and them.

Hotel/MotelFIRST – Ramada Inn2436 Mahogany Way, 754-6600The Ramada Inn has been providing Antioch residents and visitors a place to stay for decades. If that sounds like they must be doing something right, our readers certainly agree. The Inn’s 116 rooms and meeting facilities are immaculate, and its free Internet access makes it a favorite of business travelers.

HONOR – Microtel Suites1605 Auto Center Drive, 522-0010The relatively new Microtel Suites, with its with 45 comfortable rooms, is one

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of Antioch’s nicest places to spend the night. And its prices are right.

Jewelry StoreFIRST – Hardy Nix Jewelers3600 Delta Fair Blvd., 757-7100A fi ne traditional jewelry store fea-tures beautiful watches, engagement rings, silverware, gifts and a lot more. These folks have been serving Antioch since 1949 and do custom jewelry design, repair work, appraisals, ear piercing – it’s incredible how many things they do and do well. You can’t go wrong dealing with Hardy Nix.

HONOR – D&D Jewelers2001 W. 10th St., 706-8842This is a great choice for jewelry or watch repairs. D&D’s craftsmen fi x ev-erything they sell and do a great job of both. Our readers really like this place.

Kids ClothesFIRST – Mervyn’s2602 Somersville Road, 757-8800Our readers believe Mervyn’s reputa-tion as a premier kids’ clothing store is well deserved. Its selection is huge and its prices low. Girls, boys – it doesn’t matter. You’ll fi nd an impressive of-fering of styles and sizes at Mervyn’s – and don’t forget the shoes.

HONOR – Old Navy5869 Lone Tree Way, 706-1036

You’ll fi nd lots of kids’ clothing here. It’ll be stylish, priced right and will please the most fashion-conscious kid.

Liquor StoreFIRST – Beverages & More5859 Lone Tree Way, 754-8600Affectionately known as BevMo, this store boasts the greatest selection of fi ne beverages our readers have seen, from wines, beers and liquors to mixes and soft drinks. Need an interesting cheese or some caviar to complement that wine? BevMo’s got them, too. And its prices are the lowest you’ll fi nd anywhere.

HONOR – Dave’s Liquors1008 Fitzuren Road, 754-8490Dave’s is another fi ne establishment that stocks its shelves with everything it takes to put on a party or stock up that home bar.

Mens WearFIRST – Men’s Wearhouse5789 Lone Tree Way, 778-9869The inventory of clothing at Men’s Wearhouse is unmatched for qual-ity, price and selection. As you’ve heard founder George Zimmer say on TV, “You’ll love the way you look – I guarantee it.” He’s not going out on a limb; it’s impossible to go wrong when you shop here.

HONOR – Mervyn’s2602 Somersville Road, 757-8800Mervyn’s shows up again – and no wonder. It offers superb selection and value in men’s clothing. Walk the aisles here and you’ll agree.

New StoreFIRST – Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse5503 Lone Tree Way, 779-4560Warehouse is right! Lowe’s vast new facility is brimming with hardware, paint, lumber, garden supplies, patio furniture, seasonal items and so much more we can’t list it all. It you can’t fi nd it here, it probably just doesn’t exist. Antioch home-improvement buffs are fortunate that Lowe’s has set up shop here.

HONOR – Vans2556 Somersville Road, 778-8691Open about four months, this is a shoe and apparel store you need to check out. Vans carries stuff for all ages; it even sells skateboards.

NurseryFIRST – Morgan’s Home & Garden Center2555 E. 18th St., 755-7600Morgan’s takes the Best of Antioch FIRST award for a very good reason. It offers the most comprehensive supply of plants and garden products you’re

likely to fi nd in Antioch. Landscap-ers use Morgan’s services and so do hoards of homeowners looking for just the right plant for that garden or front yard landscape. Great options for ground cover, too.

HONOR – Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse5503 Lone Tree Way, 779-4560See, we told you about Lowe’s garden supplies when it won First for New Store. Lowe’s has the plants, fl owers and supplies to make your garden grow like crazy.

Party Supply StoreFIRST – Dollar Tree Stores, Inc.2710 Delta Fair Blvd., 757-6997Dollar Tree has this category all to itself, probably because it supplies everything you need to hold a party or other special occasion. Need napkins, party favors, small toys for the kids, tablecloths – we could on forever list-ing all the stuff this store stocks that’s party related. So we’ll just say, “Go there!” for your party supplies.

Patio FurnitureFIRST – Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse5503 Lone TreeWay, 757-8800Look who’s here again. It’s Lowe’s, and we aren’t surprised. This store carries a fabulous array of patio furniture,

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including heaters for those cold eve-nings. Whether you need something simple or want an elaborate setting for your patio, you’ll fi nd it at Lowe’s, or our name isn’t Best of Antioch.

HONOR – Target Stores5769 Lone Tree Way, 752-0002You might not have thought about Target for patio furniture, but our readers did and they’re right, as usual. For all your patio needs, Target hits the bull’s-eye.

Pet BoardingFIRST – Animal Hospital2204 A St., 754-6700Your dog or cat will like this place almost as much as home. They’ll get treated like royalty and, if they need veterinary services, a stay at Animal Hospital is the perfect time to get those matters taken care of. These folks operate a class act.

HONOR – East Hills Veterinary Hospital2325 Buchanan Road, 754-7960Do you like the idea of having your pet pampered when you’re away? East Hills is well equipped to do just that.

Pet GroomingFIRST – Heads & Tails Pet Grooming4373 Hillcrest Ave., 776-7738Bowser and Muffy are gonna love this place, because Heads and Tails will get

rid of those pesky fl eas and make their coat look and smell wonderful. Are your pets uncooperative during nail-trimming or ear-cleaning time? Relax. Let the pros at Heads & Tails take over.

HONOR – PetsMart5879 Lone Tree Way, 755-8504Is your golden retriever or Persian in need of a trim? Our readers are high on PetsMart’s staff, who make your pet look and smell great.

Pet StoreFIRST – PetsMart5879 Lone Tree Way, 755-8504Back-to-back awards go to PetsMart, and well deserved, too. This operation has just the right stuff for your pet, whether it’s the biggest dog you’ve ever seen or the tiniest hamster. All the right toys, beds – even the pets themselves are part of this great store’s inventory.

HONOR – Pet Food Express5829 Lone Tree Way, 778-9999This fi ne establishment offers lots of things for every kind of pet. Need a pet? Pet Food Express will help you adopt one.

PharmacyFIRST – Walgreens Drug Stores3416 Deer Valley Road, 998-8000A storied name in drug stores, Wal-

greens has been around for more years than most of us have been alive, so they must be doing a lot of things right. Our readers sure think so, and gave them a First without reservation. For all your drug and sundry needs, this store is right up your alley.

HONOR – Kaiser Permanente3400 Delta Fair Blvd., 779-53275601 Deer Valley Road, 779-5171Deer Valley pharmacy hasn’t been here all that long but lots of readers love its location and fi ne service. Delta Fair was the pharmacy springboard for Kaiser.

Pool & Spa StoreFIRST – Leslie’s Swimming Pool Supplies5859 Lone Tree Way, 779-1350, www.lesliespool.comThese folks carry an outstanding array of pool and spa supplies to meet all your aquatic needs. Leslie’s can install, service or repair your equipment, and its prices are low. It stands to reason that their people do a terrifi c job because they’ve got this category all to themselves.

ProduceFIRST – Raley’s Supermarket3636 Lone Tree Way, 754-2522Absolute freshness and variety are two hallmarks of this store. Raley’s has always maintained a marvelous pro-

duce section, and you’ll fi nd a wealth of fresh herbs that are often missing from other stores. Raley’s also dedi-cates a special section to local, organic produce bursting with freshness and fl avor.

HONOR – Safeway, Food & Drug3365 Deer Valley Road, 706-4150Safeway produce aisles are always well stocked with great variety, and its staff pride themselves on providing fresh, just-picked produce that make a per-fect complement to any meal.

Scrapbooking StoreFIRST – It’s Scrapbook Time2348 Buchanan Road, 778-8922OK, you’ve made a commitment to produce a winning scrapbook for your club. Maybe you’ve decided to docu-ment that baby’s growth or produce a family scrapbook you can hand down to your kids. Whatever your scrapbook-ing project, this is the place that can make it happen. It’s Scrapbook Time conducts classes and stocks a full line of supplies.

Shipping & Mailing ServiceFIRST – The UPS Store2974 Delta Fair Blvd., 754-5300If you happen to be shopping for ship-ping and mailing supplies, we’ve got just the store for you. With mailbox and forwarding service, The UPS Store

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Kabuki Sushi

Open Monday-Thursday 11:30am-2:30pm, 5-9pmOpen Monday-Thursday 11:30am-2:30pm, 5-9pmFri & Sat 11:30am - 2:30pm, 5-9:30pm • Closed SundayFri & Sat 11:30am - 2:30pm, 5-9:30pm • Closed Sunday

Thank you Antioch for choosing us as the best Sushi Restaurant and one of the best Japanese Restaurants!

2719 Hillcrest Ave., Antioch2719 Hillcrest Ave., Antioch753-5945753-5945

can handle all your incoming and outgoing mail with no problem. Want them to pack and ship something? They’ve got everything it takes. Do it ASAP with UPS.

HONOR – Postal Annex3377 Deer Valley Road, 706-0166Another great alternative for ship-ping, mail handling and all the usual postal services. The people at Postal Annex love what they do, and we’re sure you will, too.

ShoesFIRST – Gottschalks2520 Somersville Road, 757-2222Need footwear choices? Has this store ever got ’em! Tie-ups, slip-ons, ath-letic, fashion high heels – you name it, Gottschalks is bound to stock it, and in your size. How about a pair of boots for those cold winter walks? You’ll fi nd exactly what you want – and discover gems you didn’t know existed – in Gottschalks’ shoe section.

HONOR – Vans2556 Somersville Road, 778-8691Vans won an award for New Store and the place is quickly earning a reputation for its fi ne shoe inventory. Give Vans a try next time you need footwear.

Shopping CenterFIRST – Slatten Ranch Shopping Center

Lone Tree Way and Slatten Ranch RoadFrom Barnes & Noble books to Wells Fargo fi nancial services, Slatten Ranch has just about everything one could ask for in a place to shop. A huge ad-dition to Antioch’s retail choices, this center is positioned to provide one-stop shopping and fi ne restaurants that serve a cornucopia of delicious dining fare.

HONOR – Somersville Towne Center2556 Somersville Road, 754-5230Our only real mall with inside shop-ping, this center boasts Sears, Mervyns, Gottschalks and many other quality stores to satisfy your shopping needs.

Skate ShopFIRST – Zumiez Inc.2556 Somersville Road, 706-7150Here’s another skater/boarder Mecca you won’t want to miss. Zumiez Inc. offers all the right stuff. You won’t go wrong by checking this place out.

Sporting Goods StoreFIRST – Sports Chalet5839 Lone Tree Way, 777-2030If you’re into sports of any kind, this store could quickly become a prime hangout. The Sports Chalet offers a wide-ranging sporting goods invento-ry, from skiing to fi shing to golf, work-

out equipment – the list is endless. You’ll fi nd a huge selection of athletic footwear and apparel here, too.

HONOR – Big 5 Sporting Goods4859 Lone Tree Way, 778-7430Our readers are high on this store, too, and it’s no wonder. Big 5 has been in this business for a long time, and the staff here knows sporting goods.

SupermarketFIRST – Raley’s Supermarket3636 Lone Tree Way, 754-2522Raley’s again? Yes, and for good rea-son. This chain is one of the premier grocery outlets in this part of the country. Known for quality inventory, good prices and sterling service (such as short checkout lines), supermarket shopping doesn’t get better than this. Our readers invite you to share their excellent experience with this store.

HONOR – Safeway, Food & Drug3365 Deer Valley Road, 706-4150Another winner in this category and many others as well. Safeway does a great job. Its customers are really loyal, and it’s easy to see why.

Tanning SalonFIRST – Planet Tan2428 Deer Valley Road, 753-40002669 Somersville Road, 755-2500Summer isn’t the only season for get-

ting a healthy tan. Not when there are Planet Tan stores around that can make you look like you just spent a month on the beach at Mazatlan. Tan-ning is an art Planet tan has perfected. If you’re not into tanning beds, this place offers alternative methods of giving you that golden glow.

HONOR – The Beauty Source (formerly A-1 Beauty Supply)1625 A St., 778-1615The girls at this seven-day tanning, beauty supply and full-service salon can put a tan on you that’ll make you proud. The Beauty Source provides lots of services at this location.

Teen ClothesFIRST – PacSun (formerly Pacifi c Sunwear)1550 Somersville Road, 779-02145867 Lone Tree Way, 757-7019Yes, we know. Sometimes it’s hard to fi nd those special items teens abso-lutely must have in order to be in style. Well, guess what? PacSun was founded by surfers and it’s been doing everything right in the teen clothing business for a lot of years. This is the place to go for the cutting edge in teen fashions.

HONOR – Mervyn’s2520 Sand Creek Road, 513-3893This chain keeps its fi nger on the pulse

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of fashion. You’ll fi nd they Mervyn’s offers a wide selection of clothing to please your teen boy or girl.

Water/Filtration StoreFIRST – Delta Pure Water3162 Contra Loma Blvd., 755-2801Problems with the fl avor of city water? The solution is right down the street at Delta Pure Water. Here’s where you can get clear, clean water in large con-tainers that’s a lot less expensive than the bottled variety. You can purchase softeners and/or reverse osmosis sys-tems that’ll make your drinking water absolutely pure.

Western WearFIRST – Winners Circle Western Wear505 W. Second St., 757-0208Antioch’s western wear place to go. Our readers have voted and this store is their resounding choice. If fact, it was their only choice, not because there’s no competition but because Winners Circle stocks such a great inventory of western duds. Look, pardner, if you need anything western, you’re gonna fi nd it right here. Prices are good, too.

Wine SelectionFIRST – Beverages & More5859 Lone Tree Way, 754-8600This store is aptly named. Its wine inventory is hands-down the best in

East County. Wines from all over the world can be found at this store, in-cluding some of the best wines made right here in California. All kinds of price ranges, too. If you’re a wine con-noisseur or just want an inexpensive vintage – you’ll fi nd it here.

HONOR – Humphrey’s On The DeltaOne Marina Plaza, 778-5800Our readers singled out Humphrey’s for its wine choices. This restaurant has a superb wine list and you’re sure to fi nd a vintage you really love.

Women’s FashionFIRST – Macy’s West2500 Somersville Parkway, 219-3333A legend in retailing, this chain has always carried a full line of women’s fashions that’s second to none. Ask our readers who they think of when the subject of women’s clothing comes up, and chances are this store will be the fi rst one mentioned. Fine women’s fashions are synonymous with the Macy’s name.

HONOR – Gottschalks2520 Somersville Road, 757-2222Another fi ne store and another fabu-lous fashion department. Gottschalks’ buyers earn kudos every day of the year for their brand and style pur-chases.

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Thank you Antioch for voting us Best Convenience Store. We are best known for our fast and friendly service, cleanliness, product assortment and selection, availability and fair prices. Berkeley Farms FRESH milk, sandwiches, donuts and Copenhagen are delivered fresh daily. Lowest prices on milk, beer, wine, soda and cigarettes.

Voted #1 Best Convenience Store!

Family Owned & Operated

Owner Sukhdev Singh and Family, 7-Eleven Inc., and Store Staff appreciate Antioch voting for us!

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Appliance RepairFIRST – Stewart-Molander Appliances808 G St., 757-0616An absolute institution in the ap-pliance business, this fi rm has been selling and servicing appliances since 1942. That tells you Stewart-Molan-der must be doing something very right. Sales, parts and service for all major brands, same day delivery for new appliances and prompt service for repairs – plus a senior discount.

HONOR – Sears Roebuck and Company(800) 480-6171An anchor store in the Somersville Towne Center, Sears has been selling and servicing appliances in Antioch for more years than most of us have been alive. And Sears operates a fi ne service department.

AttorneyFIRST – Law Offi ce of Joel A. Harris511 W. Third St., 757-4605Joel Harris is a state-certifi ed specialist in estate planning, trusts and probate law. Mr. Harris has given seminars and held meetings to help residents understand the intricate law involved with trusts and estates. He’s extremely well thought of in Antioch and has been in practice here for decades.

HONOR – Ronald J. Shingler, Attorney at Law

1011 A St., 757-7020An attorney whose practice special-izes in asbestos litigation, Ronald Shingler is highly praised by our read-ers, who want him included as one of Antioch’s Best.

BankFIRST – Washington Mutual5829 Lone Tree Way, 755-2160WaMu, as it has come to be known, is an innovative bank our readers really enjoy doing business with. It’s got all the banking services anyone could ask for and offers attractive savings rates, all kinds of loans, and a safe place for all that money you’ve been saving. WaMu’s people are really pro-fessional and always greet you with a smile.

HONOR – Wells Fargo Bank1715 A St., 757-51433365 Deer Valley Road, 706-14035859 Lone Tree Way, 755-5460Here’s a great bank that’s doing its best to provide handy branches for its customers. Wells Fargo is a good fi t for our readers and it’s right at home here in the Best of Antioch. BankerDebbie Walls – Umpqua Bank3700 Lone Tree Way, 778-6700A 20-year veteran of the banking business, Debbie Walls said Umpqua

is a community bank that strives to give its customers the very best service. From what our readers tell us, the bank is meeting that goal with people like Debbie. Congratulations on being selected Best of Antioch.

HONOR – Marilyn Losier – Wells Fargo Bank1115 Second St., 513-6000Marilyn is a banking professional you can trust to help make those hard banking decisions much easier. She has the answers you’re looking for and is easy to work with.

BookkeepingFIRST – Kathy Reis3711 Sunset Lane, 757-0681If you can’t keep those books of yours balanced and don’t know a journal entry from a debit, you need to get acquainted with Kathy Reis. She can make those bookkeeping blues go away and take care of your books in a way that will keep you out of trou-ble with the IRS and the Franchise Tax Board Our readers say she’s great.

HONOR – Dmitriy Company2209 A St., 754-8788Here’s another bookkeeping ser-vice you can count on to keep those ciphers in line and help make sense of the bottom line. Need some help along those lines? Our readers say

give these folks a try.

Carpet CleanerFIRST – Angel Care Carpet & Upholstery Cleaningwww.kellyscarpetcare.com, 755-5005Would you like to get those dingy carpets cleaned down deep? Have you got pets that track in all kinds of stuff? You need to get to know Angel Care. It provides residential and com-mercial cleaning service and its motto is “Expect More.” Angel repairs car-pets and clean drapes, tile and grout – and much more.

HONOR – Carpets Pluswww.carpets-plus.biz, 679-9700Competitive pricing, outstanding service and friendly staff make this company a fi ne choice when you need cleaning services you can de-pend on. Carpets Plus does it all and does it well.

ChiropractorFIRST – Elcenko Chiropractic Center2800 Lone Tree Way, 754-6868A chiropractic institution for over 30 years, this offi ce sees patients with all kinds of problems. Elcenko takes walk-ins and can schedule Saturday or evening appointments. Accidents, work-related injuries or sports injuries are handled routinely in a caring and

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Jill Fister“The Listing Lady”

“Antioch’s Best Realtor in 2008”

Thanks Antioch, for your business and your trust!

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Specializing in all of East County, Buying or Selling,SHORTSALE SPECIALIST

RE/MAX Associates, 4851 Lone Tree Way, Ste. B, Antioch

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Financial Centers in Your Area

Conveniently located in aconvenient location.

Deer Valley4300 Lone Tree WayAntioch, CA 94531(925) 779-3100

Main Antioch3206 Delta Fair BoulevardAntioch, CA 94509(925) 754-8301

Antioch-Hillcrest3457 Deer Valley RoadAntioch, CA 94531(925) 755-7140

Deposits at Washington Mutual are FDIC Insured.

Thank you Antioch Press readers, for voting us best bank in Antioch!

Wherever you’re going, we’re conveniently on the way. So whether you’re headed to the grocery store or the post offi ce, stop by and learn all about WaMu’s great banking products and services. Like our WaMu Free Checking™ account, Home Equity Loans, CDs, Money Market accounts and our Small Business Essentials. And don’t forget to pick up some milk on the way.

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personalized manner. Don’t let pain become a part of your life – check out what these folks can do for you.

HONOR – Dr. John A. Quesada2982 Delta Fair Blvd., 777-0311Trust Dr. Quesada to handle your pain and injuries with professionalism and care. If chiropractic can help you, this is a great place to get treatment.

ContractorFIRST – Plummer’s Heating Sheet Metal & Air Conditioning610 W. 10th St., 778-7788Sooner or later, that old air-con-ditioning unit is going to fail – or maybe it will be the furnace. Whatev-er happens, Plummer’s experienced, professional technicians can handle the problem by installing a new unit or repairing the old one. You might need some sheet metal work, too, but that’s another facet at which Plummer’s excels.

Cosmetic DentistryFIRST – Dr. Mark Miller5201 Deer Valley Road, 754-6020The dental artistry fi eld is coming on strong and it seems like everyone is getting those choppers whitened or fi tted with porcelain veneers. Dr. Miller is expert at making your smile the best it can be. He uses all the latest techniques and has experience

and training you’ll fi nd remarkable.

HONOR – Dr. George T. Erbez5201 Deer Valley Road, 754-1232Another dentist who can make that smile rival a movie star’s. A great smile is all about healthy teeth and gums, and Dr. Erbez will help you get them.

CPA/AccountantFIRST – Richard P. Kaiser2730 Lone Tree Way, 757-2661An accountant’s accountant, this of-fi ce provides accounting services for all kinds of businesses and individu-als. Need to know something about tax law or how certain money moves might affect your fi nancial future? Look no further than Richard Kaiser for advice and services designed to help you make good accounting deci-sions.

HONOR – Roger L. Bundy3 Marina Plaza, 778-1865Individuals, partnerships, corpora-tions, various taxes, estates and trusts, this offi ce handles a wide variety of accounting functions with great expertise.

Dance StudioFIRST – Dancers Elite3642 Delta Fair Blvd., 755-3269Ask anyone who’s been involved

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with dance instruction in Antioch and chances are they’ll know about Danc-ers Elite – not only know about it but recommend it to friends and family. Our readers call this company the Best of Antioch, so pick up the phone. Elite instructors will get you waltzing, trot-ting and boogeying in no time.

HONOR – Doreen’s School of Dance520 Third St., 757-8981Looking for a tap, ballet or jazz dance instructor who knows all the right moves and can teach them to you? Look no further – you’ve just found her.

DaycareFIRST – Debbie Sousa3213 St. James Place, 757-7963This operation has been taking great care of Antioch children for years, and our readers are very impressed with the way their kids are treated. If you’d like a daycare operation that plans all kinds of outings and trips for your kids, throws pizza parties, movie days and presents the best possible growing-up atmosphere, Debbie’s the one to call.

HONOR – La Petite Academy1350 E. Tregallas Road, 779-0110www.lapetite.comHere’s a day care operation that’s been in business for 35 years. Edu-

cational programs for kids 2 to 12, before- and after-school programs with transportation – these folks have always been and still are leaders in the daycare fi eld.

DentistFIRST – Dr. George T. Erbez5201 Deer Valley Road, 754-1232This is the second award for Dr. Erbez and our readers are adamant that his offi ce provides the best possible den-tal services for his patients. If you’d like to fi nd a dentist you can stay with for years, who provides gentle, pro-fessional care and offers a full range of services, you’d do well to check out this offi ce.

HONOR – Lamb & Morrice Family Dentistry3107C Lone Tree Way, 754-2662www.lambandmorricedds.comDr. Lamb is dedicated to the highest quality care available. His patient’s comfort and safety are his number-one concern. A full line of services are available in Dr. Lamb’s offi ce.

DermatologistFIRST – Dr. Noel T. D. Chui3701 Lone Tree Way, 754-6767Dermatology taken to the ultimate level with treatment for skin cancer, moles, acne, psoriasis, warts and

eczema. In short, if it’s related to the skin, Dr. Chui does it and does it well. He is board-certifi ed and specializes in geriatric care – has even co-authored sections of the Merck Manual about this aspect of dermatology.

Doctor’s Offi ceFIRST – Kaiser Permanente3400 Delta Fair Blvd., 779-50005601 Deer Valley Road, 813-6500The Kaiser system certainly has a loyal following, and the doctors at both Antioch locations strive to offer com-prehensive medical services second to none. Many of our readers are Kaiser HMO members and have selected per-sonal physicians they really like.

HONOR – Dr. Clark E. Williams3741 Sunset Lane, 778-2999Here’s a practice that’s up-to-date in every respect – our readers guaran-tee it. They like the way Dr. Williams handles his patients, and his knowl-edge of medicine is extraordinary.

Dry Cleaner & LaundryFIRST – Lamothe Cleaners1860 A St., 757-59403321 Deer Valley Road, 778-4698Where can you go to fi nd a cleaner who’s been in business over 100 years? Well, you’ve got to admit, Lamothe must be doing something folks really like. The fact is, it provides have cleaning services second to none and can launder your shirts, do altera-tions, clean leather garments and even preserve wedding gowns.

HONOR – Keep U Neat Cleaners4514 Lone Tree Way, 756-7281This place does what their name promises. A full service cleaner that can handle those gravy stains and make your clothing look new again. You won’t go wrong when Keep U Neat does your cleaning.

ElectricianFIRST – ICR Electrical Contractors351 Sunset Drive, 757-8282Are you plagued by an intermittent electrical problem you can’t seem to di-agnose? Do you need to install an elec-

trical system in a new add-on room? Attempting electrical work yourself can be a shocking experience. What-ever your electrical contracting needs, ICR can do the job and do it right.

Escrow Offi ceFIRST – First American Title Company5829 Lone Tree Way, 777-0791Our readers swear by this company when it comes to setting up and han-dling escrows, obtaining title insur-ance and closing real-estate transac-tions. Title companies are a necessary part of any real estate deal and you might as well deal with the Best of Antioch when you fi nd a need for title services.

FacialsFIRST – Carrie Jones – Spoiled Rotten – The Spalon4379 Hillcrest Ave., 706-7269When you want to be pampered and have your skin looking vibrant and healthy, there’s just nothing like a Carrie Jones facial to make you feel Spoiled Rotten. Carrie is a fantastic facial expert you’ll be glad you got to know. Check out her spa/salon soon.

HONOR – Jennifer Rose – Spoiled Rotten – The Spalon4379 Hillcrest Ave., 706-7269Wow, two girls who do fantastic facials at the same spa. Jennifer has seven years of experience and is a licensed esthetician who can make your skin glow.

Financial PlannerFIRST – Robert J. Eldred, CFP3240 Lone Tree Way, 757-3700It’s not easy to fi nd investments and fi nancial vehicles that satisfy you goals, especially in this day of wildly gyrating stocks and decreasing inter-est rates. You’ll be glad you talked to Eldred before making those tough decisions. He provides a wide range of options for you to consider, and fi nan-cial planning is his stock in trade.

GardenerFIRST – Zamora Custom Landscaping864-3989 or 625-0308

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Spring is just around the corner, and Zamora can get your landscaping looking great right away. Mainte-nance is this outfi t’s strong suit, but it can install plants, fertilize, trim and care for your lawn and garden – and do it at competitive rates. Our readers say you’ll be glad you called Zamora.

Assisted Living CareFIRST – Lake Alhambra Assisted Living825 E. 18th St., 706-7944This is a live-in assisted care facility that provides complete care for its residents. Each resident unit has a refrigerator and microwave and all meals are furnished in the facility’s dining room. Residents are helped with dressing, showers and all aspects of life for which they might need help. Medications are given and ac-tivities are planned daily.

Home Interior & DesignFIRST – Lowe’s Home Improvement5501 Lone Tree Way, 779-4560Lowe’s can help you design and install all kinds of interior decorat-ing projects, and its knowledgeable employees can offer lots of great ideas. Just tell Lowe’s what you want to accomplish and they’ll help you

visualize it – plus alternatives galore. Our Antioch readers are really high on this place, and that’s no surprise.

House Cleaning ServiceFIRST – Laura’s House Cleaning756-7466Want a house cleaning service that can keep your residence or business sparkling clean and smelling good? Our readers have spoken: look no fur-ther than Laura’s, the Best of Antioch (which means she’s the best of the best). Laura does all kinds of special cleaning – even windows. Imagine that!

HONOR – Gina’s Cleaning Services516-7165Here’s another great option when you’re looking for cleaning services. Gina doesn’t miss anything. You can depend on her to be professional, quick and dependable.

Heat/Air CompanyFIRST – Fertado Heating & Air2504 Verne Roberts Circle, 754-2730In business for seven years, this fi rm is a full-service heating and air shop that installs, maintains and repairs all kinds of equipment. Fertado also does gutters and downspouts – in addition to its sheet metal fabrication business. Call Fertado for furnace and air con-

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ditioning tune-ups and maintenance.

HONOR – Freschi Service Experts715 Fulton Shipyard Road, 778-1415Another fi ne local business our read-ers tell us you can trust to perform new heating and air installations, address maintenance problems or provide equipment service.

Insurance AgentFIRST – Teri Beswick Insurance Services, Inc.23 W. Seventh St., 757-2700The Beswick agency handles lines of property and casualty insurance as well as personal lines and com-mercial property insurance. “We try to provide great service to keep our customers coming back,” Teri Bes-wick said. You won’t fi nd health or life insurance here, but depend on Teri Beswick to handle all your other insurance needs.

HONOR – Dale Manning – AAA – California State Automobile Association1700 Auto Center Drive, 754-2210AAA offers diversifi ed insurance lines and Dale Manning knows them inside out. He’s a pro at what he does and can help you obtain insurance for home, auto, life and more.

LandscaperFIRST – Miracle Landscaping2941 Honeysuckle Court, 727-1903Miracle is a full-service landscaping operation that can care for your lawn and landscaping, install plants and fl owers, set up irrigation systems, fer-tilize, trim and make your residential fl ora beautiful. Miracle won the Best of Antioch for the best of reasons: exemplary service. Your plants and lawn will appreciate this outfi t’s work – and so will you.

HONOR – Zamora Custom Landscaping864-3989 or 625-0308Another award for Frank Zamora and his fi ne landscaping work. You’ll fi nd him ready and able to take care of all your landscaping needs.

ManicureFIRST – Kari Gee – Wild Orchids The Salon1328 Sunset Drive, 756-0666One look at a person’s hands can tell you a lot about how she cares for herself. And those who care most go to Wild Orchids, where our readers tell us they get the best manicure in town. Manicures can take several forms, but there is always one par-ticular style in vogue and Kari knows just how to do it.

HONOR – Lenails3138 Contra Loma Blvd., 754-5737Here’s a great second opportunity to obtain a fantastic manicure by professionals who really know their business. Manicures are done by both men and women.

MassageFIRST – Nell Chadwick – Serenity Salon & Spa2331A Buchanan Road, 779-1130Not many things in life feel as good as a massage. Our readers agree and they’ve pointed out that this is the place to get that wonderful feeling that comes with the relaxing laying on of hands. Those tight muscles be-come limp and stress just melts away. Want to feel good all over? The Press readers recommend you go see Nell.

Mortgage Offi ceFIRST – Delta Lending Group2755 Lone Tree Way, 755-3500As we write this piece, interest rates on all kinds of loans have dropped dramatically. If you have an ARM ready to explode with increased interest, The Press readers are happy to direct you to Delta, which can make those mortgage blues go away. Need a home equity loan? No problem. These folks can set you up ASAP.

Music LessonsFIRST – Gill’s Music Studio331 Sunset Drive, 757-2323Learning how to play an instrument is a talent that will stick with you for life. If you’re into stringed instru-ments like guitar or violin, or reed instruments like clarinet or sax, Gill’s can become your best friend. Voice and piano instruction is available, also. This business has been operat-ing for decades and has remarkable instructors.

HONOR – Barbara Sobalvarro754-2923A piano and voice instructor since 1982, Barbara can be found playing piano at Carpaccio’s Ristorante in Antioch. A founding member of the local Music Teachers Association, she’s a gifted teacher.

NewspaperFIRST – The Antioch Press909 H St. Suite D, 754-1445Your hometown free newspaper works hard to deliver the kind of local coverage readers enjoy. The editorial staff scopes out items of interest in East County and Antioch to provide a newspaper people will read and benefi t from. The Press also makes available great advertising opportunities for busi-ness and service organizations interest-ed in growing their customer base.

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OptometristFIRST – Dr. Eileen Linder – Eye To Eye Optometry Group4051 Lone Tree Way, 234-4932www.eyetoeyegroup.comDr. Linder and her Eye To Eye group do just about everything optomet-ric, including laser surgery. Get free infant eye exams, contact lenses, sunglasses and, of course, a full range of stylish eyewear. Careful eye exams make this company a favorite when it comes to all kinds of lenses, and they provide a two-year warranty.

HONOR – Dr. Michael W. Ottati3700 Sunset Lane, 757-0450www.diablovalleyeyes.comExpert eye care is something everyone needs, and you can fi nd it right here in Antioch. Dr. Ottati offers state-of-the-art eye care and lens services.

OrthodontistFIRST – Dr. Robert Sheffi eld2213 Buchannan Road, Suite 112, 757-9100www.sheffi eldortho.comMore and more adults are opting for orthodontic procedures to straighten teeth that didn’t get attention during their youth. Of course, children are often the primary patients for orth-odontic work and our readers fi nd Dr. Sheffi eld’s offi ce a great place for the

delivery of up-to-date orthodontic services.

HONOR – Dr. David A. Cain3432 Hillcrest Ave., 756-6158A fourth-generation dentist with years of advanced training, Dr. Cain combines experience with cutting-edge technology to create individual-ized care and treatment plans.

PainterFIRST – Ross Painting778-0541There are lots of painters out there in Antioch, but this one has been in business over 25 years and is a favorite of our readers. Providing a professional job every time, Ross is an interior or exterior residential specialist. This crew also does cabinet refi nishing, acoustic ceiling removal, gutters and downspouts, crown mouldings and baseboards.

HONOR – Daniel Navarette779-9820A careful painter who does skilled work and provides excellent service. You’ll be pleased with how your paint job looks and lasts.

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rain off your patio, you can’t do better than check out what Lowe’s has to offer. Our readers are sure you’ll be pleased with its extensive selection of patio covers and awnings, which can have dramatic “green” benefi ts by sav-ing on heating or cooling expenses.

PediatricianFIRST – Dr. Abbas MahdaviDelta Pediatrics Medical Group3903 Lone Tree Way, 754-7200According to our readers, no pediat-ric physician is more revered than Dr. Mahdavi. He takes a personal interest in his young patients and is very good at communicating with both patients and parents. A great diagnostician, he can ferret out what’s ailing young-sters, prescribe the necessary medica-tions or provide treatment.

PedicureFIRST – Lenails3138 Contra Loma Blvd., 754-5737Like a manicure, a nice pedicure can give one a sense of pride and confi -dence when out in public. Many foot-wear styles are toeless or based on the fl ip-fl op concept leaving the feet and toes exposed to view. Lenails is capable of making those appendages look their absolute best – and it won an award in the manicure category, too.

HONOR – Nails By Jimmie2727 Hillcrest Ave., 706-9539If you’re tired of the way your feet look in public, you might want to make some changes. This is a great place to see those changes take place.

Personal TrainerFIRST – Brandon McMullin – In Shape Health Club4099 Lone Tree Way, 331-3065You’ll fi nd Brandon McMullin at the newest health club in town. McMul-lin is a highly experienced trainer who offers fl exible training services. Our readers swear by his ability. Per-sonal training is a great way to get a personalized exercise regimen going that will keep you fi t as a fi ddle.

Pest Control CompanyFIRST – Clark Pest Control757-5890Tired of being bugged? We’ve got the perfect solution that will rid your home or business of those unwanted guests once and for all. Clark Pest Control drivers are experts in termite riddance and disposal of fl eas, ants, roaches and other big or little critters you don’t want. Residential or com-mercial, this is a one-stop shop.

HONOR – Cal Tech Environmental Pest Management

P.O. Box 4635, 737-8266Bugs don’t like these guys, but you will. Got pests? Here’s a really good answer to that problem now, and for good. Give Cal Tech a call.

PhotographerFIRST – Imagemaker Photographywww.imagemakerphotograhy.com, 777-1341A specialist in location photography, owner Lori Adkins can come to you to take images that will delight and astound you with their perfection. Birthdays, glamour, corporate por-traits, expectant mothers, families – you name it, Adkins can create jaw-dropping images you’ll be proud to show everyone.

PlumberFIRST – American Plumbing.414 G. St., 754-4990No job too large or too small – these folks can do it. Licensed and insured, they can respond in 24 hours or even faster in case of emergency. Home faucet repairs are no problem when you call American, which can install new equipment such as instant hot water appliances. Clean, courteous and dependable.

HONOR – Affordable Plumbing Plus755-7754“The White Glove Plumber,” Afford-

able offers 24-hour phone service, no wasted time, trips or invoice shock – and a 100-percent satisfaction guar-antee.

PodiatristFIRST – Dr. James R. Boccio3700 Sunset Lane, 778-2977We all know that nothing’s more worrisome than foot or ankle ail-ments, Offering treatment for any foot/ankle problem you might have, Dr. Baccio is totally trusted by our readers, who named him First for his outstanding practice. Dr. Baccio is a practitioner with the training and experience required to address the most painful problems.

Pool BuilderFIRST – DC’s Pool Patio & Landscape Inc.755-2323The Best pool builder in Antioch goes to DC’s Pool Patio and Landscap-ing. For over two decades Dewight Cooley has taken pride in the design and construction of custom pools and exterior projects of all types with the fi nest craftsamanship all leasding to a unique living environment for Antioch families.

Pool Cleaning/MaintenanceFIRST – Anthony’s Pool Service778-6008OK, now that you have that dream

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pool or spa, you need to take good care of it. Who’re ya gonna call? Well, if you call this company, you can be sure your water sport facil-ity will be carefully maintained with the latest chemicals and processes designed to keep it sparkling clean and healthy to use.

PreschoolFIRST – The Child Day Schools112 E. Tregallas Road, 754-0144One of the most important facets of young children’s lives is how they’re cared for while mom and dad aren’t present. This preschool knows it and is set up to give the preschool or school-age care our readers say is second to none. It minds its young charges full- or part-time and pro-vides a fun environment for learning.

HONOR – So Big Co-op Preschool1201 W. 10th St., 757-6474A really fi ne preschool choice for your children. So Big Co-op has everything it takes to keep your kids safe, happy – and learning.

Private SchoolFIRST – Cornerstone Christian School1745 E. 18th St., 779-2010“Motivating, mentoring and mold-ing” is this school’s motto. If you were putting together a private school for children, you could use this

operation as a model and know you’d have one of the best schools avail-able. Kids K-12 get a great education at Cornerstone that includes a high school athletic program. Sponsored by the Assemblies of God.

HONOR – Holy Rosary School Of Religion1313 A St., 757-9515Holy Rosary School Of Religion is designed to provide an education for families who opt for Catholic-based as opposed to public schooling.

Real Estate AgentFIRST – Jill Fister – RE/MAX Associates4851 Lone Tree Way, 765-5701Our readers say Jill Fister is a person who works hard for her clients and delivers the real estate service they expect. Fister is a short-sale special-ist who can negotiate with banks to prevent foreclosures. She prides herself on good communications and knows the area – hey, she was born and raised here.

HONOR – Joe Wheeland – RE/MAX Associates4851 Lone Tree Way, Suite B, 776-1100Another fi ne realtor, Wheeland earned his Honor award by taking extremely good care of his customers for years.

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Real Estate Offi ceFIRST – RE/MAX Associates4851 Lone Tree Way, Suite B, 776-1100With two of its realtors winning Best of Antioch First and Honor awards, is it any wonder the RE/MAX offi ce would win an award, too? They’re doing things right, and we’d bet those things are exceptional service by professional realtors who know the current market backward and forward.

HONOR – Select One Realty Property Management1500 A St., 706-9000This is an active agency and very popular with our readers. The Select One offi ce runs a professional op-eration that knows how to manage properties in the current market.

Real Estate TeamFIRST – Gary and Linda Davis – Keller-Williams4041 Lone Tree Way, Suite 101, 778-5389Now here’s a team that has been around the block and garnered the experience needed to make the most of this seller’s market. Respected pro-fessionals, the team works hard in this area to make real estate dreams come true for buyers and sellers, alike. You won’t go wrong using Gary and Linda

for your real estate transaction.

HONOR – Wes and Robin Olson – Keller-Williams4041 Lone Tree Way, Suite 101, 315-8700 Wes and Robin make up another extraordinary team working out of Keller-Williams Realty. It’s both fun and productive to work with winners like them.

RooferFIRST – Antioch Roofi ng776-7663Re-roofi ng specialists in the Antioch area for many years, this business is one of the fi nest roofi ng operations in East County. Specializing in tile, composition and shake roofs, it’s hard for our readers to imagine a more seasoned roofi ng business. Contact Antioch Roofi ng for all your roofi ng needs.

HONOR – American Roofi ng754-3666 or 776-1060Another roofi ng business our readers voted for the Best of Antioch. Ameri-can Roofi ng is a respected outfi t that does business all over East County.

Self StorageFIRST – Public Storage3501 Deer Valley Road, 779-0259601 Sunset Drive, 754-7134

www.publicstorage.comWith over 150 Northern California locations to serve you, Public Storage is one of the big ones. It offers Bud-get trucks, great rates, well-lit and fenced locations, and even online bill pay. It also provides packing supplies and electronic extended-hour access. What’s not to like with these folks?

HONOR – Statewide Self Storage1901 Verne Roberts Circle, 754-5452With gate hours 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., this company’s spaces are readily avail-able. Inexpensive, private and secure, Statewide offers storage units of all sizes, plus insurance.

Senior HousingFIRST – Quail Lodge4850 Deer Valley Road, 778-7453www.xlmgt.comThis is a premier senior community our readers are sold on. Quail Lodge opened in 1999, and its 123 apart-ments provide a perfect environment for independent living. Management tells us a few units are still available. Check out all the details and you’ll agree with our readers that Quail Lodge is tops.

HONOR – The Commons at Dallas Ranch4751 Dallas Ranch Road, 754-7772Dallas Ranch invites people to “Come

discover the difference of affordable elegance.” The Commons provides independent, assisted living and memory-care facilities for seniors of Contra Costa County.

Swim LessonsFIRST – Carson Swim School801 E. 18 St., 755-2782A new swimming season begins in April, and if you want to learn to swim, Carson has been teaching Antioch and East County residents to swim since 1985. It offers competitive classes, plus group and private lessons for all ages. Certainly the leader in swim instruction, our readers praise this operation for its professionalism.

Travel AgentFIRST – Karen Russo – AAA Travel1700 Auto Center Drive, 754-2210

HONOR – Sea & Ski Travel3329 Deer Valley Road, 757-3668Here’s a travel service that can get you where you want to go and even help you decide where that might be. Want to get away? Sea & Ski can make it happen.

Tutoring FacilityFIRST – Delta Learning Center275 W. Tregallas Road, 757-1310These folks tutor all ages in just about any subject. Sometimes kids

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and grownups just need a little help to overcome a learning problem in one or more subjects. That’s when Delta Learning Center can intervene with constructive, specialized training that’ll take its students to a higher level of academic achievement.

HONOR – Score Learning3325 Deer Valley Road, 756-6891www.scorelearning.comTutoring for ages 4 to 14 in math, reading, writing and study skills. Expect signifi cant progress while at-tending fl exible, convenient sessions.

VeterinarianFIRST – Dr. Jack Stahler – Animal Hospital2204 A St., 754-6700Member of the American Animal Hos-pital Association, this veterinarian is equipped to handle your pet’s needs with complete medical and surgical care. Animal Hospital has been in business for over 30 years and has a distinguished record. It offers board-ing, wellness plans, and can see your pet during evenings and weekends.

HONOR – Dr. Brian Maloney – Companion Pet Hospital4365 Hillcrest Ave., 757-2287Dr. Maloney offers full-service care including dentistry, surgery, vacci-nations and internal medicine. Our

readers are sure you’ll like his services and the way he treats his patients.

WaxingFIRST – Carrie Jones – Spoiled Rotten – The Spalon4379 Hillcrest Ave., 706-7269Carrie Jones shows up in this publica-tion for the second time. She won the fi rst award for facials. It just goes to show: when someone is good at what she does, you’ll fi nd her listed more than once. Carrie does an amazing job of waxing to keep that unwanted hair from appearing. She knows how to minimize those “ouch” moments, too.

HONOR – Nails By Jimmie2727 Hillcrest Ave., 706-9539Yes, this full-service operation does waxing as well. You might have noticed that Nails By Jimmie shows up fairly often and that’s because it’s good at lots of beauty procedures.

Window CleaningFIRST – Class Act Window Cleaning2621 Desrys Blvd., 706-7572Licensed, bonded and insured, this fi ne company has been doing profes-sional window cleaning and screen repair for 20 years. There’s no substi-tute for that kind of experience, and our readers recommend this fi rm if you are in need of such services. Class Act does a great job and does it fast.

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AppetizerFIRST – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800Schooner’s is a great dining place with a excellent menu, and an exciting part of that menu is the appetizer section. Our readers tell us you’ll fi nd some-thing to please everyone in Schooner’s appetizers. What better way to get those gastric juices fl owing than by starting a great meal with a delicious appetizer? You’re gonna love Schoo-ner’s snappy service, too.

HONOR – Humphreys on the Delta1 Marina Place, 778-5800Quite a bit has been written about Humphreys restaurant and its menu. Suffi ce it to say if you can’t fi nd an appetizer to love at Humphreys, you must not be very hungry.

BagelFIRST – Bagel Street Café4815-C Lone Tree Way, 778-6978Shop here for a fabulous assortment of your favorite bagels, super good coffee and a lot more. As you know, bagels are a staple for breakfast and some folks like to eat them for lunch – or any time. Whatever your bagel ritual, when you gotta have one, Ba-gel Street Café is the place to go.

HONOR – Panera Bread5897 Lone Tree Way, 755-5031

A relatively new kid on the block, Panera Bread does a super job with bagels and bakes up a wide assort-ment you can take home or eat right there.

Barbecue RibsFIRST – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800When a restaurant is good, it’s usually good at a lot of entrees. Schooner’s cooks up ribs that melt in your mouth. Its ribs are juicy, tender and perfectly delicious. Grill masters would love to get their hands on Schooner’s rib secrets. Come on over and fi nd out why.

HONOR – Applewood BBQ3421 Deer Valley Road, 757-5757Slow cooking and delicious sauce make Applewood’s ribs so doggone good you’ll swear you never tasted any better. Our readers tell us they’re dynamite.

BartenderFIRST – Antonio – Humphreys on the Delta1 Marina Place, 778-5800Here’s a good listener but also a good talker and a downright super bartender. He’s one guy who seems to really love what he does and our readers like him for all those qualities – the fact that he’s just a genuinely

nice guy didn’t hurt his chances of earning the Best of Antioch, either.

HONOR – Stephanie – Humphreys on the Delta1 Marina Place, 778-5800A really good bartender must be light on her feet, ready to learn new drinks and a pleasant person to do business with. That’s Stephanie, all right – no question about it.

BreakfastFIRST – Sylvia’s Country Kitchen2799 Lone Tree Way, 778-8877Sylvia’s has been cooking great breakfast entrees for decades and the tradition continues, year after year. How about some eggs over easy or maybe a short stack of pancakes with some delicious bacon or sausage? It doesn’t get better than this.

HONOR – Denny’s Restaurants4823 Lone Tree Way, 757-51052006 Somersville Road, 754-1360Here’s a name everyone recognizes, and a great breakfast choice. Prices are good and Denny’s knows really how to cook those breakfast entrees.

BurritoFIRST – Taqueria Salsa3612 Delta Fair Blvd., 778-9281Whether for take-out or dining in, these folks make burritos taste like

they came from straight across the border. And the portions are gener-ous; you won’t go away hungry from Taqueria Salsa. If you like the bur-ritos, you’ll like everything else here. Our readers guarantee it.

HONOR – Las Tres Maria’s Restaurant2734 W. Tregallas Road, 706-8869What makes a fi ne burrito? Our read-ers tell us it’s the ingredients, sauces and spices that make the difference. You’ll like the way Las Tres Maria’s fi xes them.

CatererFIRST – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800A really great caterer can be identi-fi ed by its entrees, side dishes and service. Schooner’s has all these char-acteristics in abundance. You could say the meal starts with the fl avor, and you can’t fi nd better than what Schooner’s offers. Parties, weddings, birthdays, business meetings – what-ever the need – Schooner’s has cater-ing down to an art and science.

HONOR – Humphreys on the Delta1 Marina Place, 778-5800Humphrey’s has been catering events in this area for years. It knows how to get the job done and provides ev-erything needed to make your event successful.

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Cheese Steak SandwichFIRST – Chili’s Grill & Bar5809 Lone Tree Way, 754-5880Relatively new to Antioch, Chili’s does a great job with its cheese steak sandwiches. The steak must be specially cooked, thinly sliced and married with just the right cheese in order to be considered the real thing, and these folks know how to make a fabulous cheese steak sandwich.

HONOR – Mimi’s Cafe5705 Lone Tree Way, 754-3186This restaurant has discovered the se-cret of making delicious cheese steak sandwiches and our readers think you should go try one for yourself.

Chinese RestaurantFIRST – Tao San Jin2378 Buchanan Road, 778-3888This restaurant is an institution in Antioch and East County. Whenever Chinese food is mentioned, Tao San Jin should come fi rst to mind. Its menu is huge, the food is delicious, the bar is stocked with everything and the service is outstanding. What else could you want?

HONOR – Hidden Dragon4106 Lone Tree Way, 755-8898The name might start with “Hidden,” but the secret is defi nitely out: this is a great place for Chinese food. Our

readers sure know how to fi nd this place.

DeliFIRST – Mr. Pickles Sandwich Shop1710 A St., 755-8040You won’t fi nd a better deli in town than this one, which offers a huge selection of sandwiches, salads and other delectables. Just ask for it. Mr. Pickles either has it or can probably make it. Whatever you end up order-ing, our readers tell us you can bet it’ll be fresh and delicious.

HONOR – Togo’s Eatery2735 Hillcrest Ave., 978-1400A great deli chain that’s been serving food deli style for decades. Togo’s knows how it’s done and you’ll love it.

DessertsFIRST – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800Don’t go nuts on the appetizer and main course. Save room for one of Schooner’s fabulous desserts. Sure, the whole menu is to die for, but your meal won’t be complete with-out a grand fi nale. No matter what you choose, you’ll fi nd it’ll be sweet at Schooner’s.

HONOR – Applebees2737 Hillcrest Ave., 753-5950

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Applebees’ desserts are famously ad-dicting – and there’s a wide variety to choose from. The price is nice, too.

DoughnutsFIRST – Al’s Doughnuts3706 Lone Tree Way, 757-3115Don’t know about you, but we can’t live without devouring a glazed doughnut or maple bar now and then. But those are just the begin-ning of the pastry excellence you’ll fi nd at Al’s. Bear claws, Danish rolls – whatever your sugary need might be, you’ll fi nd it at Al’s, and plenty of it.

HONOR – Peter Piper Donuts2719 Contra Loma Blvd., 778-0891A favorite place to pick up a dough-nut in the morning, Peter Piper has a nice variety of pastries that’ll satisfy your sweet tooth.

Fine DiningFIRST – Humphreys on the Delta1 Marina Place, 778-5800What a great place for a fantastic meal! Just ask our readers; they’ll tell you that Humphrey’s provides a primo dining experience with marvel-ous steaks, seafood, pasta, appetizers and desserts. It doesn’t get better than this, and Humphreys’ prices are moderate, so you can enjoy great meals often. Extensive wine list, too,

and a full bar.

HONOR – Risotto4643 Golf Course Road, 778-5555Fairly new to the Antioch dining scene, this restaurant has made a big impression and offers fi ne ambiance and great food.

HamburgersFIRST – Hazel’s Drive In1820 W. 10th St., 757-4772A hamburger Mecca for decades, our readers say Hazel’s is THE place to get a delicious burger – your taste buds will tell you it’s the best you’ve ever had. Hazel’s has been doing burgers for what seems like forever and have got the job down pat. Try Hazel’s – we think you will agree.

HONOR – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800We’re talkin’ big burgers here, with all the trimmings, that’ll fi ll you up big-time. Check out the rest of Schooner’s food – it’s great.

Hot DogsFIRST – Jerry’s Hot Dogs3005 Delta Fair Blvd., 754-4313Wow, we didn’t realize there are so many ways to cook up hot dogs. You can have them your way at Jerry’s and enjoy this quintessential sports venue food without paying the price

of a ballgame. Our readers give these folks a big thumbs-up for their dogs and you will, too. If you haven’t tried them, what are you waiting for?

HONOR – Costco2201 Verne Roberts Circle, 757-1616Great dogs and sausages with all the trimmings for a pittance. Our read-ers like that, and like the shopping at Costco.

Ice Cream and YogurtFIRST – Baskin Robbins Ice Cream & Yogurt4538 Lone Tree Way, 754-9693How many fl avors does Baskin Rob-bins offer? Let’s count them. Oops, maybe not; that would take the rest of the space in this B.o.A. edition. You’ll fi nd your favorite fl avor at Baskin Robbins – you can take that to the bank – and a lot more great desserts, like ice cream cakes. Mmm – good!

HONOR – Cold Stone Creamery5779 Lone Tree Way, 776-4440We just knew Cold Stone Creamery would get an award for ice cream and yogurt. It was a given and they deserve it. They’re stuff is gooood!

Italian RestaurantFIRST – Carpaccio’s Ristorante Italiano2741 Lone Tree Way, 777-3321

Carpaccio’s is both Italian and out of this world. Great Italian food is a given at this restaurant, from imaginative pasta dishes to regional specialties. And you’ll like the wine list. Our readers want you to share in this superb dining experience. Buon appetito!

HONOR – Risotto4605 Golf Course Road, 778-5555Fine Italian dining fi t for a king, this restaurant’s food is so authentically Italian it’ll knock your socks off.

Japanese RestaurantFIRST – Okawa Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar2327 Buchanan Road, 778-1585Why are we not surprised that this fi ne establishment gets a First award for Japanese food? Okawa’s sushi and traditional Japanese dishes can’t be beat. The ambiance is nice, to say the least. Not into sushi? No problem. Try Okawa’s other Japanese offer-ings – with some hot sake – for a real taste treat.

HONOR – Kabuki Sushi2719 Hillcrest Ave., 753-5945Antioch’s got it good. Kabuki’s fi ne Japanese cuisine makes it a favor-ite destination for food lovers. Our readers know what they’re talking about!

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Live MusicFIRST – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800Every weekend you’ll fi nd some of the area’s best entertainers at Schooner’s. And every now and then, they’ve been known to offer karaoke for their patrons. Better get there early if you want a seat, otherwise you’ll be competing with SRO. Call Schooner’s for its entertainment schedule.

HONOR – Humphreys on the Delta1 Marina Place, 778-5800This fi ne eating place and bar offers live music on weekends, too. Hum-phreys engages the best musicians in East County, so call to fi nd out who’s next – and when.

Meal Under $10FIRST – Mac’s Old House3100 E. 18th St., 757-9908There’s never been a place quite like Mac’s for great food and lots of it for less than $10. We wonder how they do it and how they serve double and triple drinks so cheaply. It’s an amazing place that’s always busy, and no won-der. Get there early or expect a wait.

HONOR – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800Oh, my gosh, Schooner’s shows up again. You’ll fi nd lots of tasty meals

under $10 and their brewery makes outstanding beer.

Mediterranean FoodFIRST – India 4 U5759 Lone Tree Way, 757-7475This restaurant serves marvelous Mediterranean, Indian and Middle Eastern dishes that will pique your taste buds and make you wonder why you haven’t tried the India 4 U adventure before. Its expert chefs will defi nitely curry favor with you. Check it out and see why our readers highly recommend this restaurant.

Mexican RestaurantFIRST – Celia’s Mexican Restaurant523 W. 10th St., 754-1355Prepare your palate for a stimulat-ing south-of-the-border excursion. There’s no better place to get Mexi-can food in Antioch, and that’s been true for many years. Celia’s serves a full menu of Mexican dishes, has nice ambiance and offers to-go service. Our readers absolutely love this place and it’s easy to see why.

HONOR – Las Tres Maria’s Restaurant2734 W. Tregallas Road, 706-8860Take out, eat in, Las Tres Maria’s makes great margaritas, and the food is delicious. Our readers love Mexican cuisine, and Las Tres Maria’s is one of their favorite spots.

Most Authentic Mexican FoodFIRST – Celia’s Mexican Restaurant523 W. 10th St., 754-1355This was a tough one since there are so many fi ne authentic Mexi-can cooks in town, but Celia’s is the big winner – our readers won’t be denied. Vivid and authentic fl avors are everything here – and at reason-able prices. Walk into Celia’s and you’ll realize right away how richly it deserves the title of First.

HONOR – Las Tres Maria’s Restaurant2734 W. Tregallas Road, 706-8860Another fi ne Mexican restaurant with all the characteristics of the real thing. Las Tres Maria’s was close to the top of our voting, so you know it’s good.

Most Raging Happy HourFIRST – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800Get off work early and head on down to Schooner’s for happy hour and an outrageous, fun-loving crowd that’ll make you forget how stressful your day was. This place will get you mel-lowed out so you can appreciate a great evening meal or appetizer right there in Schooner’s well-stocked bar.

HONOR – Humphreys on the Delta1 Marina Place, 778-5800

Head on over to Humphrey’s for some half-price drinks and a fun time with folks you know. It’s a great place to enjoy happy hour.

New RestaurantFIRST – Cocina Medina5005 Lone Tree Way, 753-1968This restaurant is fast making friends all over town, and for very good rea-sons. The food is fl avorifi c, the service is knowledgeable and the ambiance is inviting. You’ll fi nd Cocina Medina a nice change of pace. Our readers were certainly impressed, and our guess is you will be, too.

HONOR – Risotto4605 Golf Course Road, 778-5555This Italian dining establishment hasn’t been around long, but has impressed our readers with its menu and service. Check out Risotto soon.

Outdoor DiningFIRST – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800We’ve written so much about Schoo-ner’s in this issue of B.o.A. that it must be apparent our readers are ecstatic about having this restaurant in town. Schooner’s has an expansive patio for outside dining that makes for a pleasant al fresco experience. The food is great no matter where you sit.

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HONOR – Humphreys on the Delta1 Marina Place, 778-5800A great place for warm-weather din-ing, with a super view of the Delta. Our readers really like Humphreys outdoor dining facilities.

PizzaFIRST – Round Table Pizza4504 Deer Valley Road, 776-77772509 Somersville Road, 754-5747Our readers’ favorite pizza place, this chain has been serving up out-standing pizza for many years and deserves to place at the top of this

business category. Fresh ingredients, a wide variety of styles, and deli-cious toppings make Round Table a favorite stop for pizza lovers. If you haven’t tried it, you’re missing some great pizza.

HONOR – Aladino’s1324 Sunset Drive, 757-5353Always one of Antioch’s busiest pizza spots, this chain serves up an excel-lent number of pizza choices that taste absolutely great. You’ll love Aladino’s.

Pizza DeliveryFIRST – Aladino’s1324 Sunset Drive, 757-6363Aladino’s not only offers lots of choic-es, it can really deliver a hot, custom pizza you’ll like and do it fast. Lots of sides and much more make this store a favorite for delivered meals. Another nice thing about Aladino’s service is the hours: open till after 9 or 10 p.m., depending on sales.

HONOR – Round Table Pizza4504 Deer Valley Road, 776-77772509 Somersville Road, 754-5747These stores offer great delivery service that will get you a fresh, hot pizza before you know it. Lots of choices, and you’ll be pleased with the folks who bring you your pizza.

Pizza VarietyFIRST – It’s A Tie!Aladino’s1324 Sunset Drive, 757-6363Pizza Lover 2733 Hillcrest Ave., 778-5000Our readers couldn’t pick between these two great pizza stores, which bake up an impressive variety of deli-cious pizza. So we declare a tie, and encourage you to patronize them both because they’re truly the Best of Antioch when it comes to variety.

HONOR – Skipolini’s Pizza

901 Fitzuren Road, 757-7770Another super pizza store, where you’re bound to fi nd lots of vari-ety. The experts – our pizza-loving readers – know what they’re talking about.

Quiet DrinkFIRST – Humphreys on the Delta1 Marina Place, 778-5800It might run a “Raging Happy Hour,” but Humphreys also offers some nice quiet places where you and a friend or two can contemplate the day’s events or just relax and look forward to tomorrow. A little quiet at Hum-phreys is good for the soul and makes you ready to take on the world.

HONOR – Prevot’s Restaurant & Bar992 Fitzuren Road, 552-8638Take it easy, have a drink and enjoy some quiet time at this fi ne restau-rant with a great bar. We’ll bet you’ll like it there.

Restaurant for KidsFIRST – Skipolini’s Pizza901 Fitzuren Road, 757-7770Do kids really love pizza more than any other food? Well, when it comes to enjoying pizza at Skipolini’s, the restaurant provides a play structure and an assortment of toys for the younger patrons. In this environ-ment, parents get the opportunity

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to enjoy one another and discuss the day’s events while the children play.

HONOR – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800At fi rst, we were surprised that Schooner’s made this category, but with a great kids’ menu and an entertaining balloon twister in the evening, Schooner’s belongs here.

Restaurant for SeniorsFIRST – Antioch Joes3100 Contra Loma Blvd., 777-1237Here’s an Italian restaurant that caters to seniors and has thrived in this dining niche. Antioch Joes’ prices are low compared to other Italian restaurants – and the veal scaloppini is to die for. If you’re a senior, you’ll fi nd lots of peers at Antioch Joes and, who knows, you might make some new friends.

HONOR – Sylvia’s Country Kitchen2799 Lone Tree Way, 778-8877Hey, with a great senior menu, super service and good prices, how could seniors do better? Check out this Antioch institution soon.

Restaurant ServerFIRST – Jeanine Moore – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800What makes a great server? Let start

with Jeanine. Well, maybe we’ll just list a few so we’re not here all day. Jeanine is attentive, hard-working, has a good memory and is very nice to do business with. She’s courteous, friendly and fun. Our customers ask for her a lot.

HONOR – Domingo Viera – Humphrey’s on the Delta 1 Marina Place, 778-5800A really good server and a genuinely nice person to have wait on you. A table in Domingo’s station is a treat.

SaladFIRST – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800Caesar or simple garden salad, Schoo-ner’s makes those and many others that are things of beauty. Its salads explode with fl avor, freshness and goodness with never a hint of stale-ness. After all, the salad often gets the meal going. Lots of folks make a Schooner salad their main course.

HONOR – Humphreys on the Delta1 Marina Place, 778-5800Another place to get a marvelous salad. What could better than a colorful, nutritious and tasty salad at Humphreys?

SalsaFIRST – Celia’s Mexican Restaurant

523 W. 10th St., 754-1355Nothing’s more Mexican than salsa – with chips, as a side or smothering a serving of enchiladas. Celia’s salsa achieves the perfect balance of spice and texture. It’s sensational. Our readers are adamant about that and we wouldn’t argue the point for one minute.

HONOR – La Plaza Restaurant2370 Buchanan Road, 754-6556A great place to get Mexican food ac-companied by outstanding salsa. We know you’ll like it, so go give it a try.

SeafoodFIRST – Humphreys on the Delta1 Marina Place, 778-5800Named after a famous whale who invaded the Delta, you just know Humphreys offers the freshest, tasti-est seafood around. Scallops, prawns, halibut or sole, salmon or swordfi sh, Humphreys serves a magnifi cent plate of seafood, and the best part about it is … it’s just plain good for you.

HONOR – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800Wow, if Schooner’s isn’t winning the Honor or First awards in a din-ing category, we’d think something is wrong. It serves superb seafood – along with everything else.

Spot for CoffeeFIRST – Starbucks1894 A St., 522-82075779 Lone Tree Way, 754-93774448 Lone Tree Way, 778-3001Starbucks is ubiquitous in East County and makes a fantastic cup of coffee in several different brews. Whether your choice is cappuccino or hot chocolate, Starbucks is the premier business of-fering breakfast beverages and even pastries. People like to go there at all times of the day, read a newspaper and have their favorite cuppa joe.

HONOR – Panama Bay Coffee Company2745 Hillcrest Drive, 754-2500A super place to get that perfect cup of coffee, Panama Bay has made lots of friends in Antioch. Its brews are outstanding.

SteakFIRST – Schooner’s Grill & Brewery4250 Lone Tree Way, 776-1800Look who showed up fi rst in the Steak category. Are you surprised? We aren’t, not when you consider all the other Best of Antioch awards this restaurant has garnered. Steaks are a specialty with Schooner’s. They’re juicy, cooked just right and cut from the fi nest beef available. We can’t say enough about this restaurant and it’s fi ne food.

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AAA Insurance ................................................................................ 32

Abbey Carpets by Fashion Floors .................................................. 24

Advanced Body & Frame ................................................................ 10

Al’s Bakery & Deli ........................................................................... 12

Aladino’s Pizza ................................................................................ 23

Angel Care Carpet & Upholstery ................................................... 16

Antioch Muffl er .............................................................................. 29

Antioch Parts Depot ......................................................................... 9

Antioch Smog Center ....................................................................... 6

Auto Tune-Up ................................................................................... 7

Bagel Street Café ............................................................................ 28

Beswick Insurance .......................................................................... 20

Big O Tires ......................................................................................... 7

Cal Tech Environmental Pest Man ................................................. 29

Carpaccio’s Ristorante Italiano ........................................................ 4

Celia’s Mexican Restaurant ............................................................ 28

City of Antioch .............................................................................. 18

Class Act House & Window Cleaning .............................................. 8

Cocina Medina ................................................................................ 14

D&D Jewelers .................................................................................. 28

D&K Automotive Repair ................................................................ 15

Dancers Elite ................................................................................... 27

Dave’s Liquors ................................................................................. 17

Dr. David Cain, DDS, MSD .............................................................. 27

Delta Barber Shop .......................................................................... 21

Delta Pure Water ............................................................................ 28

Diablo Valley Optometric .............................................................. 24

Doreen’s School of the Dance ......................................................... 8

Dr. Eileen Linder ............................................................................. 22

Dr. Mark Miller, DDS ....................................................................... 26

Elcenko Chiropractic ........................................................................ 5

Fertado Heating & Air ...................................................................... 3

Fine Things ...................................................................................... 28

Fire House Smog ............................................................................... 5

Garry & Linda Davis ........................................................................ 19

Dr. George T. Erbez, DDS ............................................................... 25

Golf N Games Family Fun Center .................................................. 23

Hardy Nix Jewelers ......................................................................... 15

Hazel’s Drive-In ............................................................................... 17

Humphreys on the Delta ................................................................ 29

Imagemaker Photography ............................................................. 10

Jennifer Rose .................................................................................. 30

Jill Fister / ReMax ............................................................................ 14

Joe Wheeland / ReMax .................................................................... 9

Dr. John Quesada Chiropractic ...................................................... 16

Kabuki Sushi ................................................................................... 12

La Petite Academy .......................................................................... 21

Lamb & Morrice Family Dentistry .................................................. 19

Lamothe Cleaners ............................................................................. 8

Las Tres Marias ................................................................................ 25

Okawa Japanese Restaurant & Sushi ............................................ 23

Paradise Custom Wheels & Window ............................................. 21

Paula’s Family Florist ...................................................................... 19

Pinky’s Klassy Kar Wash ................................................................. 26

Plummer’s Heating & Air Conditioning ........................................ 20

Raley’s .............................................................................................. 2

Red Caboose ..................................................................................... 4

Richard Kaiser ................................................................................... 5

Dr. Robert Sheffi eld, DDS ............................................................... 18

Salon Vitor – Salon & Beauty Supply ............................................. 13

Schooners Grille & Brewery ........................................................... 26

Sea & Ski Travel ................................................................................ 5

Serenity Salon & Spa ...................................................................... 21

7-Eleven .......................................................................................... 13

Skincare by Carrie ........................................................................... 14

Somersville Towne Center ............................................................. 25

Spoiled Rotten – The Spalon ......................................................... 11

Superior Floor Covering ................................................................. 10

Tao San Jin ...................................................................................... 25

The Child Day Schools .................................................................... 13

The Commons at Dallas Ranch ...................................................... 23

The Delta Learning Center ............................................................ 12

Washington Mutual ....................................................................... 15

Whispers Studio .............................................................................. 17

Wild Orchids ................................................................................... 22

Word of Mouth Window Cleaning ............................................... 27

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