The Slough House Kitchen
Welcome to The Slough House Kitchen, a hidden gem located at 12700 Meiss Rd Sloughhouse, CA. This Italian, seafood, breakfast & brunch restaurant offers a unique dining experience that combines intimate, romantic, classy, and upscale vibes. With outdoor seating, it's ideal for groups and families, with private lot parking and waiter service ensuring a seamless dining experience.
Customer reviews rave about the delicious food and friendly service at The Slough House Kitchen. Sabine B. describes her experience as a wonderful dinner, while Keisuke N. praises the fresh and tasty dishes, highlighting the heirloom tomatoes with burrata and the homemade apple cider vinegar used in the insalata di mare. Don F. and Albina M. also commend the delicious food and attentive service, with Don recommending the cioppino and Albina enjoying the Rockefeller Oysters.
From rustic interiors to beautiful outdoor scenery, The Slough House Kitchen provides a memorable dining setting. The menu features dishes like poached Barramundi Fish, Lamb chops with smashed baked potato, and spaghetti burrata, all prepared with amazing flavors. Whether you're looking for a romantic dinner or a gathering with friends, this restaurant promises a delightful culinary experience.
If you find yourself in the area, don't miss the opportunity to dine at The Slough House Kitchen. With incredible food, thoughtful service, and a nice wine list, your taste buds are in for a treat. Don't hesitate to try their fried asparagus, cioppino, or house-made bread for a truly satisfying meal.
The Slough House Kitchen Menu
Location
Address: 12700 Meiss Rd Sloughhouse, CA 95683
Phone: (916) 288-7654
Business info
- Outdoor SeatingYes
- Intimate, Romantic, Classy, UpscaleYes
- Good for GroupsYes
- Good For KidsYes
- Private Lot ParkingYes
- Waiter ServiceYes
- Covered Outdoor SeatingYes
Last Reviews
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Author: Sabine B.
The food was super delicious!!! Friendly service and great setting. Altogether a wonderful dinner
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Author: Keisuke N.
Stumbled upon this place on the way back from Jackson. What a gem! The food was so fresh and delicious. The chef was very knowledgeable and passionate about his food and vision. I love that he kept the history of the house while adding his character to the food and place. The heirloom tomatoes with burrata is a must try. The tomatoes were so fresh and tasty! The insalata di mare uses homemade apple cider vinegar and had the perfect balance of acidity with the arugula and seafood. Pasta was also perfectly cooked and delicious! Can't wait to come back!!!
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Author: Don F.
Delicious food, attentive service and pleasant ambiance for a very reasonable price! I had the cioppino, which was bright and tasty. The kids had the pomadoro spaghetti. Thumbs up from everyone!
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Author: Albina M.
Visited this place with my sisters in honor of my birthday recently. It was the first time for each of us, so we were eager to try as many dishes as possible to get a good grasp of what this place was all about. Most of the items we shared and then each one of us ordered our own entree. We ordered the arugula salad (great portion for the 4 of us) and it paired really well with the bread and butter that was brought to the table. Delicious. But kinda pricey. Our server also recommended the Rockefeller Oysters (not on the menu). These were baked with a creamy spinach goodness. I could've eaten all 6 of them, but that'd be rude. I'd go back for these alone! For my main I decided on the Poached Barramundi Fish - mostly bc I hardly ever cook fish at home and thought it'd be good to eat something different from my usual diet. Unfortunately, this dish didn't wow me. The fish and polenta were seasoned well, but the fish felt heavy and overcooked - not something I'd expect from a poached dish. Also, the large portions of 2 different purées on my plate were pretty bland and felt like I was eating baby food. I could only eat a few bites. Would not pay $39 for this in the future. A couple other things - 1) We sat on their outdoor patio - which is gorgeous! - but a couple girls in our party were really bothered by the spiders and bees surrounding us. They were literally covering their faces with napkins every time the bees would come on by. Perhaps it's just seasonal. But it'd be nice to have some kind of deterrent. 2) Our waiters were kind and helpful in telling about items on the menu, but they were not super attentive for the rest of the evening. My sister and I were parched by the end of our meal bc no one had come by to refill our water. Perhaps having a pitcher on the table would be a nice option. 3) The total bill was quite high and I don't feel as though the food quite measured up to the price. I'd be interested in coming by for brunch sometime to see how that experience compares to a dinner one.