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Guinness Stew and Brown Bread

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Featured Lunch Meat

Guinness Stew with Champs

Historically in Ireland, beef was a meat reserved for the wealthy, and most of it was exported to England. Still today, beef is a significant contributor to the country’s economy

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Featured Lunch Meat

Tajín Crispy Chicken

Tajín has a lot of delicious uses but Wrennyn’s favorite application is to add the seasoning to pineapple. We put our heads together on how to best combine these flavors — fru

Lion’s Mane Chowder with Truffle Grilled Cheese

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Appetizers Featured Lunch

Lion’s Mane Chowder with Truffle Grilled Cheese

An elusive dinner plate delicacy, truffles add a level of decadence and depth of flavor to a dish. Hidden among the trees, there are truffles in Paso Robles and harvest happens in

Conchiglie with Collard Green Sauce

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Featured Greens Lunch

Conchiglie with Collard Green Sauce

From the dewy grass to the fresh new vines, the color of spring is green. This dish is vibrant in color and evokes the feeling of spring through the bright collard green sauce. It

SaladFreak

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Featured Lunch

Grilled Leeks Mimosa Redux

Adapted for enjoying at home, this is not quite mimosa and not quite gribiche, the other, chunkier, French eggy vinaigrette, but whatever it is, it’s delicious, no matter where

30 minutes

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Mushroom and Zucchini Marsala Pasta

Make this delicious and creamy marsala dish in just a few minutes. This quick vegetarian recipe is filled with mushrooms and zucchini.

@seeyouatedna is open for business! 🍷🌯🥖We’ve been @seeyouatedna is open for business! 🍷🌯🥖We’ve been enjoying the wine tasting, relaxed lunches, and shopping at the market surrounded by the lush hills of Edna Valley - which is nothing short of beautiful. And we’ve been impatiently waiting the opening of a star piece of the puzzle: @therestaurantatedna by @chefjeremyfox ✨ Well folks, it’s finally here! And it does not disappoint. The restaurant officially opens November 5 🧑🏽‍🍳💋

📸: @christianainthekitchen
📣 CONTEST IS CLOSED! WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATE 📣 CONTEST IS CLOSED! WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER TODAY. Thank you for entering! And Chef Rachel and Eric can’t wait to see you at the @staviary_ 📣

🚨 GIVEAWAY!!! 🚨 STAVIARY is celebrating their grand opening this week and this is your chance to win a $100 lunchtime dining experience!

1️⃣ LOVE this post

2️⃣ FOLLOW both @staviary_ & @edibleslo 

3️⃣ TAG someone in the comments you want to dine with

‼️ Contest closes at 11am on 11/4/2026

📣 Winner will be chosen just before dinner service during the Grand Opening on 11/4/2026. 

Winner will let the staff know ahead of time when they’ll be coming in for lunch and how many in their party. 

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STAVIARY is the culmination of Chef Rachel Ponce (@pair_with_chef_rachel) and Brewmaster Eric Ponce’s (@cellarfermentation) shared dream: an intimate dining experience where every plate and pour invites guests to explore the balance between flavor and fermentation, simplicity and sophistication.

Open Wednesday - Saturday
LUNCH: 11am - 3pm
DINNER: 5pm - 9pm

Lunch is available on a walk-in basis. To inquire about a lunch reservation, please contact @staviary_ .

Dinner reservations are available for parties of up to five. For parties of six or more, please contact @staviary_ to inquire about availability.
🥡 REWRITING THE RULES - Community-focused culinary 🥡 REWRITING THE RULES - Community-focused culinary project Sichuan Kitchen SLO (@sichuankitchenslo) serves authentic Sichuan cuisine in the traditions of Chinese food and culture, made with Central Coast ingredients. 

At the heart of the business is its pay-what-you-can Monday Night Takeout, a buffet designed to make Chinese food more accessible while supporting a more resilient and equitable local food network. Guests can bring their own containers or use provided boxes, dine in or take out, and pay on a sliding scale with suggested donation amounts. 

Inspired by the transformative power of fresh, nutritious food, the menu highlights seasonal handmade dishes including fan favorite Dan Dan noodles, chili oil wontons, mapo tofu and mala tang. They also offer educational dinners, catering and pop-up events.

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Featured in the Amuse Bouche section of the Fall 26 issue. 
Words by Renee Ror
The Creamery Marketplace (@creamerymarketplace), S The Creamery Marketplace (@creamerymarketplace), San Luis Obispo’s open-air market, has welcomed a new tenant: idola wine co. (@idolawineco) is the vision of husband-and-wife Founders Ryker and Pooja Wall, who launched the minimal-intervention wine brand as a way to be cultivate being present in everyday life. 

Their winemaking approach focusing on natural process, eschewing additives to create wines that are focused, honest and delicious. The recently opened tasting room offers a relaxed gathering space where guests can slow down over a glass of wine while connecting with the creative community that thrives on the vibe of the market.

Featured in the “Amuse Bouche” section of the Fall 2026 issue.

Words by Renee Ror
🇵🇹 In Portuguese cuisine, rustic doesn’t mean basi 🇵🇹 In Portuguese cuisine, rustic doesn’t mean basic. Traditional meat stews, bacalhau (salt cod) and smoked sausages made from leftover cuts are elemental, yes, but also fragrant and nuanced. Portugal is bordered by Spain and the Atlantic Ocean, both of which heavily influence its food. And thousands of miles away, that influence can be found here on the Central Coast.

Thanks to generations of countryside farmers and coastal fishermen, Portuguese home cooking has been a riff on whatever local farmers or fishers brought in each day. Inland communities relied on stews, preserved meats, beans and bread. Along the coast, there was an abundance of seafood, making cod, sardines, shellfish and octopus staples of meals. Garlic and fresh herbs are most often used to brighten dishes, though a typical Portuguese pantry includes dry goods of colorau (paprika), bay leaves, piri-piri (chili) and cinnamon.

➡️ Swipe through and learn about 3 Central Coast Entrepreneurs and how their Portuguese heritage influences their businesses. 

📖 “Portugal’s Flavor Influence” is featured in the 2026 Fall Issue. You can also read the full article on edibleslo.com

📝 Story by Jonathan LaFerrara
🎨 Illustration by Maggie Johnson

Recipe by Lauren Aloise (@lauren.aloise). You can find more recipes online at spanishsabores.com

Recipe by Lauren Aloise (@lauren.aloise). You can find more recipes online at spanishsabores.com

Recipe by Lauren Aloise (@lauren.aloise). You can find more recipes online at spanishsabores.com

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🍸 Yall check out @theandersonpaso, yet? The castle 🍸 Yall check out @theandersonpaso, yet? The castle on 46, in the heart of Paso Robles wine country, is back in action as a hospitality destination. It’s led by Executive Chef Logan Ring and was featured in our Amuse Bouche section of the Fall 2026 Issue.

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