It was described as Spanish food by Jacob Terrell. I've never eaten there.
T Bone Livingston posted this in another Web site where i also listed it:
Our mission at Villa Creek is to serve local, organically or sustainably farmed products in simple rustic preparations, taking inspiration from the padres of the early California missions. Villa Creek is honored to serve the products of Four Elements Farm, Kanaloa, Niman Ranch, Olea Farms, Petaluma Poultry, TD Willey, Willow Creek Olive Ranch and Windrose Farms. The local and international compilation of wines and premium bar selection complement the early California and Mediterranean inspired cuisine.
And Mary Baker said the owners describe it as Rancho California.