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Hillsborough’s eye-catching Flintstone House is getting the luxury dining treatment. Stone Age Omakase, a sushi pop-up, will open there on July 12, the Chronicle reported, with a private dining room hosting 12 guests at $230 per person. On the menu: a 15-course tasting menu catered by chef Masa Sasaki, who earned a Michelin star during his time at San Francisco sushi restaurant Maruya.
According to social media videos , the experience begins with a tour of the house, a recreation of the ’60s cartoon, “The Flintstones.” The house, designed in the ’70s, has long been a fantastical fixture on drives down Highway 280. Former media mogul Florence Fang bought the house for $2.
8 million in 2017 and added such eclectic decor to the yard, including a herd of dinosaur statues, it led to a lawsuit from the city in 2019. Related Articles Restaurants, Food and Drink | Gov. Newsom signs law allowing California restaurants to keep surcharges Restaurants, Food and Drink | Las Brasas Peruvian Cuisine brings authentic tastes of Peru to Emeryville Restaurants, Food and Drink | Taco Bell is offering 30 days of Nacho Fries for $10 Restaurants, Food and Drink | The Melt: Now open in Sunnyvale, coming soon to Santa Clara Restaurants, Food and Drink | Bikes & bites: Three iconic Bay Area bike trails and where to eat along the way After the door, guests will head to the unusual dining room — a small, dimly-lit cave adorned with stalactites and a statue of Fred Flintstone.
A U-shaped table.