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Front Yard executive chef Chris Turano says he’s “a kid in a candy store” when it comes to sourcing fresh ingredients.
The bar serves a balanced mix of cocktails, craft beers and California wines.
The Front Yard is the Garland Hotel’s latest bid to reach out to locals.
The Albacore Tuna Taco ($5) is on the list of small bites.
Fig and Prosciutto flatbread ($14) combines mission figs, shaved fennel, rucola and white sauce.
Outside the Front Yard is an expansive patio.
The Cranky J ($14) combines Nolet’s gin, St. Germain, hand-pressed lemon juice, sage and Champagne.
Entrees include Linguine with Dungeness Crab, fava bean, aji amarillo and lemon ($14).
Dishes such as Sliced Dry Aged Angus Ribeye ($56)—served with chimicurri, shishito peppers, fingerlings and miatake mushrooms—are “made for many,” the menu says.
