Eat & Drink

At the Paso Robles Inn, we’ve got on-site eating and drinking options to cater to every mood. From simple-pleasure treats at our Coffee Shop, to creative bar bites and signature cocktails at our lounge, to locally sourced dinners at our garden-side restaurant, you’ll find it all at the Inn.

New for 2026 – Charlie Palmer will put his stamp on our three restaurants when they reopen under his helm. Read more about it:

SF Chronicle                                    SLO Tribune

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Cattlemen’s Bar

Paso's Original Watering Hole

Hearty bar food, well-worn classics, and drinks poured just right — we’re here for light bites, big dinners, and late night hangs.

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The Steakhouse

Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Steak perfection awaits. The Steakhouse's menu features premium cuts, timeless sides, and expertly prepared seafood. Relax in a tranquil setting with Secret Garden or downtown Paso views, and discover the best regional wines.

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Coffee Shop

Breakfast | Lunch | Coffee

Our Coffee Shop is one of the first things you’ll see as you enter Paso Robles, with its vintage vibes and large windows facing the town square. And it’s the go-to spot for breakfast while you’re in town.

Rooftop bar and lounge with modern furniture, tables, and barstools, softly lit by lanterns. The space features an open ceiling, showing a starry night sky, and a cozy fire pit in the foreground.

Next Door at The Piccolo

Salina Rooftop

Debuting Summer 2026

Where cocktails bloom

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Next Door at The Piccolo

The Piper Wine Lounge

Local Pours

A locally rooted wine lounge and tasting room brings the best of Paso Robles wine country right to the heart of downtown.