Paso Robles Lassos a Trio of Cowboy-Core Restaurants from a Celebrated New York Chef
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Paso Robles Lassos a Trio of Cowboy-Core Restaurants from a Celebrated New York Chef
"Charlie Palmer, the notable chef behind New York restaurants including Aureole and Charlie Palmer Steak, will open three new restaurants in Paso Robles this year. The trio, which includes a cowboy-inspired bar with a Western-leaning food and drinks menu, a separate rooftop bar, and a ground-level California tavern, will open at the historic Paso Robles Inn. The first, Cattleman's Bar, opens on Saturday, February 21, with a Western-style interior and updated ranch fare."
"Expect dishes such as cornflake-crusted chicken drumsticks, pulled pork croquettes, and chili to start, alongside larger mains like a dry-aged beef burger blanketed in white cheddar, a hot honey chicken biscuit, and steak au poivre. Meals can end on a sweet note with a choice of chocolate peanut butter pie in a cookie crust or an apple hand pie filled with brown butter-baked apples."
"Cattleman's Bar will serve a full cocktail menu with drinks like the s'mores Old Fashioned with marshmallow syrup; the Ranch Hand, a twist on ranch water that uses pomegranate; and the High Horse with bourbon, tangerine, and vanilla. A handful of classic cocktails, including a Manhattan, Negroni, and hibiscus-tinged margarita, will also be available. The rest of the menu spans a handful of beers on top, local wines from Paso Robles and the Central Coast, and zero-proof cocktails."
Charlie Palmer will open three restaurants at the historic Paso Robles Inn this year: a cowboy-inspired bar, a rooftop bar, and a ground-level California tavern. The first venue, Cattleman's Bar, opens February 21 with Western-style interior and updated ranch fare including cornflake-crusted chicken drumsticks, pulled pork croquettes, dry-aged beef burger, hot honey chicken biscuit, and steak au poivre. Dessert options include chocolate peanut butter pie and brown butter-baked apple hand pies. Cattleman's Bar will offer a full cocktail menu, local wines, beers, and zero-proof cocktails, and seats 83 across bar, tables, and lounge.
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