Cricklewood Restaurant

Gracie, the unofficial hostess at Cricklewood for 9 years has crossed the rainbow 🌈 bridge. She had a great life (22 years), loved by many and she loved you all back. Thanks for making her life so enjoyable.
It’s been a rough 5 years. Losing Cricklewood, then Michael, then Georgie (the sweet grey kitty almost no one ever saw) and now Gracie.
I’m going to see about making this page a memorial for Cricklewood, so if you want to stay in touch, I’m on Facebook, Lynette McGee.
Thanks for all the years of support.
Lynette

LOOOONG SHOT here…
Do any of you have photos of Michael’s DeLorean that shows the license plate???
Or perhaps a friend who works for the DMV?
TIA
Lynette

Just wanted to post that I have finally deactivated the Cricklewood phone number. It was time to say goodbye... next will be this page. One step at a time. It’s been a hard journey these last few years, full of heartache and loss, first Cricklewood and then Michael.
Thank you for remembering them with me.
Lynette

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pressdemocrat.com/article/news/michael-obrien-owner-of-the-former-cricklewood-restaurant-decorated-comb/amp/

Michael O’Brien, owner of former Cricklewood steakhouse, dies at 76 Michael O’Brien was a student of Buddhism and a steadfast champion of the Sonoma County food-and-wine scene long renowned for his French onion soup, bountiful prime rib and caring nature.