
Hours
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1215 Spring St, Paso Robles, CA 93446
Phone: (805) 296-3754
Website: https://www.lpcrestaurant.com/
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Reviews
I am so glad we ended up booking this spot because it was fantastic. They have an incredible wine selection (over 2,200 bottles I believe) as well as a really fun menu. I’m a vegetarian, so I am used to my options being somewhat limited, however my waitress was really helpful in letting me know my options. I got the mushroom risotto (not pictured but absolutely fabulous) and my friend got the steak tartare (you can make it bougie by adding caviar). Everything was very flavorful, fresh, and local.
They really go above and beyond on service. I felt completely taken care of, and our waitress was so fun to banter with. It feels very modern on the inside, so I feel like the setting is comfortable and polished for everyone.
I can’t wait to eat here again!
We regularly work in the area, and I can attest that we’ll be back to visit soon. Each person spent around $100-110 because we ordered various bottles of wine and champagne, multiple appetizers, and full entrees. The food and wine is priced appropriately for the quality of the meals and experience offered. Highly recommend making a reservation if/when possible.
We’ll definitely be back the next time we’re in the area.
Book your table well in advance. This place is worth it. From the food to the staff. All worth it.
It’s a small place but quite a few people can fit into the restaurant. Very intimate. Our 7 top was front and center right when you walk in. It is loud in the restaurant since there are no buffers to help with the noise.
Kirby was our waitress. She was polite and friendly. Told us the specials of the night and got our orders in. It took a bit to get the starters but it was packed.
We had bread and steak tartare for the starters. The bread was just bread and butter nothing special for $9. The steak tartare was great. There was some citrus and the egg drops on top were silky. Great flavors and highlight of the meal as it was the best of what we had for the night.
Then came our entrees. I got the Steak Au Poivre, which is an Australian Wagyu steak with French fries, I had it medium. It was tough and chewy. Nothing that you would expect a high end restaurant to serve. Plus the fries were over salted. Not worth the $48 it cost. I’ve had better at a cheaper price!
My BF got the Spring Lamb Two Ways. The pork belly was just okay. The lamb loin was tender but both lacked flavor. And wish there were more veggies. Again not worth the $48.
The kids got the burger special which was the Iberia ham and steak blended patty with onion rings. There was a funky sauce that I felt overtook the burger flavors. There were mixed reviews with the table but majority were not into it.
Another got the mussels. Again the funky sauce took away from the mussels in my opinion but others liked the sauce and not the mussels.
The service during the meal was just okay. Majority of the table didn’t have waters for over 20-30 minutes which for a high end restaurant is unacceptable. We had to ask to get more water. She came and checked on us two bites into it but then felt we never needed checked on again until the end.
Unfortunately most of us will not want to go back as we felt was not worth it. But there were a couple that liked it and will be back.