Hunter Ranch Grill

Awesome EVERYTHING! Kelly is always making sure that everything is the Best! I’m also a Restaurant owner in Paso Robles, So… Please check it out for yourself!

Excellent Sunday brunch buffet with a great view! We were just passing through town and found this gem on Unilocal.I am so glad we stopped. For buffet food it was delicious; Prime rib, candied bacon, custom omelets, full dessert buffet and unlimited mimosas. The service was great too, Jon was incredibly polite. Well done!

Amazing service, amazing food, and amazing wine!
Today’s special was incredible. Salads are also great for lunch.

The people who work here are nice and helpful.
The food is actually pretty decent and its a nice stop if you’re heading for more wine tasting.
Curious how dinner time looks like since I dont think its a busy town.
Its going to be a regular stop for me from now on every time Im in Paso Robles

This is one of my favorite places in Paso. They used to be open for dinner, but now they’re only open for Happy Hour until 6. The food is more expensive than you’d expect at a golf course, but it’s pretty good and the view is amazing. The happy hour is a great deal, and we often order a few appetizers and turn it into dinner. Go here on a nice day and sit outside.
They also have a Sunday brunch that is expensive, but amazing. You must make a reservation fro Sunday morning.

Amazing sliders (no ketchup needed). First time having the flat bread and Wowzzaa! Yum. Gotta come back for happy hour. Happy new year!

We stopped here for lunch/​brunch on Sunday as we drove from southern Ca, home to SF. It was the perfect road stop oasis. The food on the Sunday buffet is some of the very best buffet food I have had. From prime rib with horseradish, to eggs benedict, ribs, salmon, ceviche, and a full spread of sweets, all were delightful. Not to mention bottomless mimosas to easy the pain of this road weary passenger. If you on the 46, hungry, have dogs and need a break, then you won’t go wrong if you pick this spot!

Suggest the Sunday brunch as very fun and great food.
We set up very large party for 25^th wedding anniversary party, staff was great. Food was amazing.
Definitely worth the money.

This rating is for their breakfast. We went here before a day of wine tasting because it was open earlier than some of the other restaurants and it was nearby our hotel. I tried calling to see if we needed to make a reservation and no one was picking up the phone so that was kind of annoying, but after a few times of calling I finally talked to someone and they said no reservation was needed for the time we were coming. The menu is pretty basic. My husband and I shared a Fresh Garden Omelete and added shrimp as well as the Cinnamon French Toast. The omelet was very good with the addition of the shrimp, but the french toast was terribly dry and bland.
Our über driver, like some of the reviews, said that the Sunday Brunch is really good, so maybe that is worth a shot.
The positives are the view and the service are good.
Side note: I thought it was cute they had a menu for dogs.

flat bread: 2 stars
Way Too much basalmic vinegar, needs more basil & cheese to balance out the taste.
Shrimp cocktail: 3 stars
Needed more lime & cilantro to make this dish better.
Atmosphere: 3.5
Very chill & relaxed great views of green golf course.
Service: C
Very slow & non existent throughout the meal.

Great food and awesome view. Our waiter Jon was very nice and funny. Definitely coming back whenever we are in Paso Robles!

Great Sunday Brunch! Nice views, relaxing atmosphere, fantastic service, large selection of well-​made food, and bottomless mimosas all for $ 33. Not a bad deal… for out of towners…
What I liked the most — our server took great care of my large party with kids. The bacon is definitely worth mentioning. It’s generally hard to have super high quality for a buffet but the prime ribs were good, they had decent quality smoked salmon, a big round table of dessert choices, and a cooked-​to-​order omelet bar is a plus!
Minus 1 star because I probably won’t go back unless there’s another gathering. The food just doesn’t give me enough to talk about.

Read all the Unilocal reviews and decided to stop by with friends for some Sunday breakfast. Although we were expecting to order breakfast we were told that only the buffet is available on Sunday. Food was okay. They had a ridiculous desert area. It was amazing how many deserts they have. I just wished they spent more time focusing on making more breakfast items than serving dozens of different kinds of sweets. It seemed unusual to me. Anyway, the reason why I’ve deleted a star is because their buffet was over $ 30 per person. In short, since they don’t carry different kinds of bacon or pancakes or french toast, you’re basically paying for $ 30 of unlimited amounts of desert.
Finally, we were told that only the buffet was available but, later saw some folks ordering off the menu. It’s just unprofessional to be inconsistent on a detail like this.
TIPS:
–It’s a 15 – 20 drive outside of downtown Paso
–Brunch is overpriced IMO (over $ 30)
–Unsure if breakfast menu is served on Sunday. Call ahead and check before making the drive

I’ve been here before for the weekend brunch and it was pretty good. Bacon is as fab as they say and you really can’t beat bottomless champagne.
Recently I came here with a large group from work for an end of the year breakfast. We had the entire inside-​about 6 eight tops all with separate checks. How the servers didn’t run when they saw us coming is beyond me. We all ordered and I went with the club benedict which could have been disastrous considering poached eggs are hard to do and there was a crowd for sure. They came out perfect! Our server was wonderful and didn’t have any problem remembering who got what or separating out the checks. Bravo! Looking forward to going back again soon!

Went wine tasting in Paso Robles. We stopped by to eat lunch and it was amazing! We really didn’t expect the food to be all that. We were pleasantly surprised. They have their own special bacon which is out of this world! I spoilt their homemade chicken sandwich and bacon spinach salad.
This is definitely a place to check out if you are hungry. They have outdoor seating

We always have lunch here when we’re in the Paso Robles area. The lunches are great and you get to sit on a nice deck and watch people play golf. What could be better?
I have the composed cobb salad every time I come here. The husband has had the caesar salad, the oriental salad, the fiesta salad and the fish tacos (delicious). I believe they told us the tartar sauce was made in-​house, but regardless the tartar is delicious.

I wish this place was closer to town.
Whenever I remember this as a great lunch option we head out to Hunter Ranch.
Kelly does a great job and the food is always top notch.
The view of the gold course and rolling hills of east Paso Robles are wonderful.

The bf and I decided to take a detour down 46E off the 101 to do a little Paso Robles wine tasting. We were able to get to try two wineries before deciding to indulge in a hearty breakfast. Hunter Ranch Grill on the golf course was a convenient, great recommendation nestled among the beautiful landscape of wineries.
We got the buffet brunch with bottomless mimosas. They had an omelette station, fresh carved prime rib with some au jus sauce to drizzle over your juicy meat slice. They also had several varieties of carnivorous fare: sausage, chicken fried steak, fried shrimp, baby corn dogs, bacon They also had some sauteed pepper string beans Asian style and even some General Tsao chicken. The mac and cheese seemed to be everyone’s favorite. Thankfully, there wasn’t much when I arrived. No carb overload for me! There were even little decadent sweet treats for dessert too.
Our server was friendly as well as the bussers. She kept the mimosas coming! It was a gluttonous affair we had at Hunter Ranch. We wouldn’t mind coming back but would advise coming early to beat all the kids the locals bring in.

During our road trip home, my husband and I found this gem via Unilocal.I’m sure glad we did because it was beautiful! The drive up to the grill was scenic, giving a glimpse of the golf course and the valley around. Once at the top, we were able to take in our surroundings.
Walking up, the buildings have rustic charm and are surrounded by beautiful trees and birds chirping happily. It really set the mood and relaxed us. When we arrived, it was around 10:30am on a Sunday. It didn’t appear very busy and we were able to sit outside and enjoy the weather. On Sundays, they have a Brunch Buffett. Since we were still on vacation, we decided to live it up. We ate prime rib, eggs benedict, cheese blintzes, and much more. They even had a dessert bar filled with cake pops, slices of pie, and a chocolate fountain.
Overall, the food was good but the scenery was better. We had a great time sitting outside, enjoying the weather and the scenery. If we were ever back in the area, we’d definitely stop here again. If you are traveling through, I’d highly recommend it.

We decided to stop by for lunch because they are dog friendly. We were promptly seated outside and had a fantastic view of the golf course.
We all looked over the menu and I decided on the chicken sandwich with a side salad, BF had the BLT on the homemade bread with sweet potato fries, Dad had the BLT on sourdough with fruit, Mom got the Cobb Salad, & the pooches had a grilled chicken breast.
I loved my chicken sandwich and thought it was great. BF liked his BLT but the sweet potato fries were a little limp. Dad didn’t like his BLT because of super hard sourdough bread. Mom didn’t like her Cobb salad because of the chicken. There wasn’t a lot of it and when she could find a piece it was super dry. She even took a piece of the pooch chicken to see if it was dry and it was as well (guess I was the only one with the juicy chicken).
Overall, a great dog friendly place with a nice view but it was a miss on ²⁄₄ of our meals.