Escape into history, delectable cuisine, and great fun with the dining and entertainment offerings of Paso Robles Inn. Whether it's enjoying our fabulous Champagne Sunday brunch on our patio overlooking the gardens or listening to live entertainment on the weekends in our Cattlemen's Lounge, we want your stay at the Paso Robles Inn to be a pleasurable experience.
Paso Robles Inn Steakhouse
A favorite gathering place for over 50 years, the Paso Robles Inn Steakhouse offers classic steakhouse dining in a comfortable and casual setting. Catering to the beef enthusiast, steak is the specialty of the house. From Filet Mignon, Top Sirloin to Prime Rib or Porterhouse with gourmet sauces such as Gorgonzola butter or Green Peppercorn, you'll savor the sizzle of perfectly prepared steak. The Paso Robles Inn Steakhouse also features many other delicious entrees such as Chicken Parmigiana, Rack of Lamb and fresh Seafood dishes. Enjoy some of the Inn's classic menu items that have been favored by locals for years. And the Steakhouse features an extensive local wine list of wonderful Paso Robles and Central Coast wines to compliment our menu. The Steakhouse offers indoor fireside dining or patio seating overlooking the Inn's beautiful gardens. |
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Cattlemen's Lounge
After dinner enjoy some local flavor and culture upstairs in the Cattlemen's Lounge. The Cattlemen's Lounge is a landmark in California as well as a local hot spot. The cocktail lounge is open daily at 11:30 am and features a full bar, live entertainment on the weekends, four television screens and is a great place to learn about Paso Robles history and culture. |
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Coffee Shop
The famous coffee shop at the Paso Robles Inn has been completely restored and opens daily for breakfast at 5:45 am. The historic coffee shop was originally constructed in 1942 and was a local gathering place for nearly 50 years. The restoration project included the reconstruction of a 50-foot circular counter, reinstallation of the original chrome barstools and the complete restoration of a large mural. Local artist, Stephen Kalar, restored the beautiful mural, which depicts early Mission era life. |
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