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Scallywags Tavern is a family friendly, casual restaurant in Smartsville and is fast becoming a popular spot in the greater Penn Valley area as well as for travelers on Highway 20. The restaurant opened in January of 2017 following a more than two-year remodeling project at the site of the former Driftwood Inn. The restaurant serves a full lunch and dinner menu daily as well as breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. Menu items feature classic American comfort food and more as well as beer and wine along with spectacular desserts made in house.
Scallywags’ owners Lisa and Nick Rogers also own Skippers Cove Marina at Englebright Reservoir just a short distance down Mooney Flat road from the restaurant. The Marina is a popular spot to rent houseboats, ski boats, and kayaks and Scallywags is the place to stop both before and after spending the day on the lake at Englebright.
Located at the corner of Highway 20 and Mooney Flat Road, Scallywags is open Monday – Friday from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM with breakfast being served on the weekend.
Scallywags Tavern
10091 Mooney Flat Rd, Smartsville
(530) 432-6600
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Sunnyside Senior Transition Services located in Penn Valley was born out of a passion for helping seniors go through the process of downsizing and moving in order for them to receive the proper care needed at this stage in life. Owners, Steve and Colleen Trotter, handle and manage the entire process from helping their clients decide what residence might suit them the best, to organizing the home, packing for the move, floor planning, donating, disposing and selling of items, transferring of utilities, scheduling movers, unpacking and setting up the future residence and finally selling the home and handling the real estate transaction. Just one call does it all. Although specific services vary for every client, they can design a plan to help with some or all of the process. They offer a free initial consultation, which will determine a plan of action and cost. Colleen is a member of the National Association of Senior Move Managers and is fully insured.
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