Justin

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11680 Chimney Rock Road
Paso Robles, CA 93446 USA
Tel: 805.238.6932
Toll Free: 800.726.0049
Fax: 805.237.4152

Dining in Deborah's Room

“None enjoy a more beautiful setting.” - Bon Appetit Magazine

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Deborah’s Room, one of Paso Robles top restaurants, offers nightly dinners and al fresco weekend lunches on our wishing well patio.

Compliment your meal by choosing from our Wine Spectator Award of Excellence wine and champagne list, a full selection of current and library JUSTIN wines or our special wine-pairing option.

The creative preparations of the JUSTIN Vineyards & Winery Executive Chef Will Torres and Sous Chef Sarah Gemmel emphasize regional menus and seasonal fresh ingredients.

Dinner is served nightly at 6:30, 7:00 and 7:30. 

Open for lunch on Saturdays & Sundays from 12pm to 4pm. Full deli case available for picnic lunches 7 days a week.

Deborah's Room Lunch Menu »

Summer Dinner Menu »

A la Carte Spring Menu »

Sample Wine List (subject to change) »

* Our menu is seasonal and because we strive to use the freshest ingredients available it is subject to change daily depending on availability.

To make reservations online, please click on the button below.

 


Timothy Argie, Dining Room Manager & Wine Director as featured in Wine Spectator, August 2010

For Reservations you may call or email us:

805-238-6932 x3224 or 800-726-0049 x3224  

innkeeper@JUSTINwine.com

 

Accolades - Deborah's Room & JUST Inn

Wine Spectator - Wine Spectator Award of Excellence - August 2010
Deborah’s Room is recognized on the “Best Wine Lists of 2010” with Timothy Argie as Wine Director.

Sunset Travel Guide - Best of CA's Central Coast - August 2010
JUSTIN is featured as one of the wineries in the “Paso Robles: The West’s most unpretentious and enjoyable wine region” article.

Wine Spectator - June 2010
“In addition to the fashionable tasting room, Justin Winery also has the JUST Inn Bed & Breakfast and Deborah’s Room, a small restaurant with an Award of Excellence-winning wine list”

W Magazine – Country Fare – June 2010 
“Back then fine dining in Paso Robles was having a tuna melt sandwich at Wilson Bowling Range,” Justin says over a bowl of pea puree with parmesan foam at Deborah’s Room, the seven table restaurant at Justin Winery.

Bel-Air Magazine - June/July 2010
Perfection in Paso Robles – “Their Winery is in a lovely spot and boasts a charming 4-suite luxury Inn”

LAtimes.com – January 2010
“This seriously romantic restaurant serves seriously sophisticated food.”
“Three of JUST Inn’s romantic suites are in the vineyard and have marble baths and fireplaces, whereas the Bordeaux Suite is at the working winery.”

Wine Spectator - Wine Spectator Award of Excellence - August 2009
Deborah’s Room is recognized on the “Best Wine Lists of 2009” with Timothy Argie as Wine Director.

Art & Entertain Me – July 2009
“JUST Inn is a dreamy retreat for honeymooners, anniversary couples or those who crave an unforgettable Wine Country experience.”

Central Coast Magazine – Ultimate Chef Central Coast - May 2009
“Chef Will Torres of Deborah’s Room, used chestnut as a basis for the gnocchi served with his entrée of bluenose sea bass. All four judges were so impressed with the gnocchi, they said they would eat an entire plate of it – find this recipe on our website – this is one we know the judges will be downloading”

Executive Chef Will Torres made it to the qualifying round in CCM’s Ultimate Chef Central Coast 2009 Challenge! For more information and his qualifying recipe, please click here


ForbesTraveler.com – 10 Most Romantic B & B’s - March 2009
“Four luxurious suites and an intimate six-table dining room are found at the JUST Inn Bed & Breakfast, part of JUSTIN Vineyards & Winery nestled in the rolling hills of Paso Robles.”