Sierra Mar · Menu comparison
September 18 ↠ January 21
Here's Why Big Sur's Post Ranch Inn Should Be Your Next Weekend Escape · other · both menus preserved with provenance
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- dishes added
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- price changed
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- descriptions changed
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Added
Monterey Regional Airport
GETTING THERE · first documented appearance
Sierra Mar restaurant
THE ACCOMMODATIONS · first documented appearance
guided hikes
THE ACTIVITIES · first documented appearance
sustainability walks
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private trails
THE ACTIVITIES · first documented appearance
gym
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spa
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yoga classes
THE ACTIVITIES · first documented appearance
forest meditation
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edible garden tours
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private sound baths
THE ACTIVITIES · first documented appearance
quinoa breakfast bowl
THE FOOD · first documented appearance
buttermilk pancakes
THE FOOD · first documented appearance
breakfast burrito
THE FOOD · first documented appearance
burgers
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salads
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sandwiches
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seasonal tasting menu
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a la carte
THE FOOD · first documented appearance
dairy-free fruit tart
THE FOOD · first documented appearance
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Rooms
Preserved in the archive
Sierra Mar
Preserved in the archive
Amenities
Preserved in the archive
Complimentary activities
Preserved in the archive
Changed
falconry program
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falconry program
“There are a few activities that aren't included in the rate: namely the falconry program, which is an added $200. Having done the two-hour program myself, I will say it is an incredible, memorable experience that allows guests to admire six birds of prey up close, but it of course comes at a cost.” → “Master falconer Antonio Balestreri introduces guests to six different birds of prey, including the Peregrine falcon and the great horned owl.”