JAMBA JUICE

Jamba Juice is jumping on the breakfast bandwagon and is now offering oatmeal. Through March, you can get a cup of organic oatmeal made of hearty steel-cut oats for $1 with a coupon located at jambajuice.com. Jamba Juice is located in several spots in the South Puget Sound.

WASHINGTON RULES

El Gaucho offers a dinner for two — tableside Caesar, 16-ounce Chateaubriand and 8-ounce lobster tail, baked potato, and veggies — paired with one of eight Washington wines for $150 for two. Reserve your spot at this fancy downtown restaurant at 253.272.1510.

VITALY PALEY

The 2005 recipient of the Best Chef Northwest Award from the James Beard Foundation and co-owner of the awesome Paley’s Place in Portland, Vitaly Paley will share his favorite dishes Friday, March 20 at the Bayview School of Cooking in Olympia. Before the 6 p.m. class, Paley will sign copies of his book, Paley’s Place, beginning at 5 p.m. The cost is $75. Reserve your spot at 360.754.1448.

A NIGHT IN IRELAND

Chef William Mueller and his wife, Shannon, host another reservation-only chef’s dinner March 22 at their Babblin’ Babs Bistro in Tacoma. For their A Night in Ireland dinner they will serve Wild King on Irish bread, Irish Onion Stout soup, duet of beets spinach salad, Shamrock mint mist, Gaelic steak with Irish Whiskey and end with a Guinness Stout float. The cost is $75 per person. To reserve your spot, call 253.761.9099. Babblin’ Babs is at 2724 N. Proctor.

THE TUDORS

Click! Cable TV will host a free Showtime party Friday, March 27 at WineStyles Wine & Gifts on North Pearl in Tacoma. Chow down on appetizers, drink from the no host wine bar, win prizes and catch a special screening of The Tudors Season 3 premiere. Death, nudity and wine — nice. Reserve either the 6 or 8 p.m. seating by calling 253.502.8900.

PRIMO CLASS

Primo Grill hosts a paella cooking class Saturday, April 4 from 2-4 p.m. The cost is $65, which includes recipes and instruction, lunch with a glass of wine, tax and gratuity. Reserve your space at 253.383.7000.

DUELING PIANOS

The Lone Star Kitchen in Lacey has been sold, and its new owners —including Terry Suzuki of Jazzbones — are converting it into the Red Bike Dueling Piano Bar & Restaurant. Keep an eye open at 4441 Pacific Ave. S.E. for the music to start sometime in April.