Back Bistro
“Folsom’s Premier Wine Bistro”
Serving 30 inspiring wines by the glass, microbrew beers, premium cocktails and a seasonally-focused, wine friendly lunch and dinner menu. The casual fine dining new american bistro features a beautiful horseshoe shaped custom concrete bar wrapped around a see-through wine wall. Voted best wine bar and lounge in Folsom/El Dorado Hills 9 years in a row! Zagat Rated. Nominated for Best Wine Bar, Best Folsom Restaurant and Best New Restaurant by Sacramento Magazine.

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All of our meats are expertly cooked, charred, roasted or grilled. While our Tri Tip is our signature, we take all of our meats seriously — whether it is hand pulled pork, juicy and flavorful chicken, or grilled salmon, we season, rub, or sauce each to perfection.

We only use the highest quality beef — Certified Angus Beef. Our tri-tip is marinated and hand-rubbed with a secret seasoning. We char-roast it over an open fire, then smoke it in our smoke oven to a perfect medium-rare finish.

We only use the freshest ingredients. Seasoned on a plate or dressed on a salad, all of our ingredients are treated with the same care as our meat. Down to our house made rustic croutons, you would be surprised at how much we do behind the scenes!

Chicago Fire features Chicago style deep dish (and thin too) pizzas with the freshest of ingredients. We also have fabulous salads, sandwiches, appetizers and a lively bar.

Iron Horse Tavern in Palladio is a new dining destination from Sacramento restaurateurs Mason, Curtis and Alan Wong. Located next to Nordstrom Rack on E Bidwell Street, Iron Horse is named after the locomotives that once rumbled down R Street in Sacramento.

Growing up, Chris and his family would vacation in the breathtaking mountains of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Whether it was skiing in the winter or fishing in the summer, Chris will tell you that even today it is the place he goes when he wants to get away and relax. When you are in any one of the Lazy Dog restaurants, you will see how Chris has tried to capture and recreate the feeling he gets when in Jackson Hole. He wants you to feel like you are walking into a place that is the perfect balance of warm and comfortable, yet full of excitement and positive energy. For Chris, the lodge represents vacations with family and friends. Jackson Hole is a small town with a true sense of hospitality. Get your car stuck in the snow, and the next person who passes by will stop to help. Most likely, they’ll even know your name.

Where did the Lazy Dog name come from? One snowy afternoon, walking back into the lodge after a long morning on the slopes, Chris noticed a dog lying by the toasty fireplace. Commenting to his buddies on how much he loved his time hanging out there, he told them he wished everyone could enjoy life as much as that “lazy dog’ by the fire.

On their last run down the ski slopes in Jackson Hole, everyone has one thing on their mind: get these skis off and head to the lodge. Whether you’re sitting by the fire or bellying up to the bar, the servers and bartenders know what you like and treat you like you’re one of the family. The lodge has cold beer, hot chocolate, incredible food and great music, making it the place to be in town. Just like the lodge in Jackson Hole, the Lazy Dog offers the perfect environment for all ages, making the entire restaurant the place to be for a quick dinner with the family, a meandering meal with friends or a night out on the town.