
Originally founded by Paul Jansen, Fourk was built on a love for exceptional food, shared experiences, and approachable fine dining. In 2025, longtime hospitality professionals Shelbie and Steve Schilling took the reins to build on Paul’s incredible concept. Their vision is to elevate the Fourk experience by showcasing the unique culinary talents of each location’s chef, delivering a fresh, seasonal four-course prix fixe menu that evolves monthly—crafted with creativity, passion, and a touch of local flair.
Hours
| Saturday | 5:30–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5:30–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5:30–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 5:30–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 825 Twelve Bridges Dr #65, Lincoln, CA 95648
Phone: (916) 899-1214
Website: https://fourkyeah.com/
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
First course was a spinach and cranberry salad. Really good dressing and lots of bacon. I’m not a big salad fan, but this was good. My wife, who is a salad fan, loved it.
Second course was Lobster Bisque. Honestly, this was probably the favorite part of the meal for myself and my two daughters. It will really, really good, tons of taste/flavor.
The main course was deconstructed Beef Wellington, which I think basically means the steak is outside of the pastry. It sat on top of I guess what you would call pated (not even sure that’s a thing) mushrooms. This was all really good. Maybe not the best steak I have ever eaten, but very good.
Dessert was a Peppermint Brule Cheesecake. This was good, but I’m not a huge peppermint fan, so that didn’t do it for me. The carmelized brule on the top of it was a nice touch, though.
The one inconsistency I saw was in the wine prices. The two cabs they had on the menu were $20 and $28 per glass. I only tried the $20 cab, Crown Point Relevant, which was fantastic. The $28 cab was for a wine I wouldn’t consider near that price range and ratings on it aren’t great. There was also a red blend that was $12 per glass for a bottle you can get for $14. And I know you’re always paying a premium for wine (or liquor in general) at a restaurant, but I look for pricing that is commensurate with quality/value.
The servers here were great, very attentive, very friendly. They do add a 20% Service Charge/Tip, but that is clearly stated. Overall, was a great, unique experience.