bouchon santa barbara 

9 W. Victoria Street                          phone: (805) 730-1160
Santa Barbara, California 93101        email: info@bouchonsantabarbara.com
Online Reservations

 

Only the freshest, high quality local ingredients find their way into the bouchon santa barbara kitchen.  Working closely with local produce growers, fishermen and game ranchers we have created a menu we believe captures the essence of California's Central Coast

bouchon santa barbara is dedicated to providing an authentic, regional wine dining experience, carefully choosing menu selections whose ingredients, textures and flavors marry well with the incredible wines coming out of California's fastest growing wine regions-- the Santa Ynez and Santa Maria Valleys, north of Santa Barbara.

DINNER NIGHTLY FROM 5:30, 7 NIGHTS

bouchon santa barbara

"wine country cuisine"

 

Summer Menu 2010

(nightly specials, too-- please note, all menu items and ingredients are subject to change!)

 

first courses

 

California Escargot & Artichoke Hearts

Oak Leaf lettuce, parmesan tuile, red wine reduction

12.

 

Steak Tartare

Rancho San Julian beef, smoked tomato aioli, radish,

sprouts, sunny side up quail egg on toasteed sourdough

12.

 

Dungeness Crab Cakes

charred sweet carn & microgreens salad
red bell pepper coulis, basil aioli and fresh avocado

16.


Salade 'Lyonnaise'

market baby spinach, roasted chanterelle mushrooms, applewood-smoked bacon,

Pt. Reyes blue cheese and petite sourdough croutons tossed in

warm red wine vinaigrette & topped with a soft-boiled egg

14.

 

Flatbread with Roasted Market Vegetables & Fresh Mozzarella

with caramelized onion, herb pesto and wild baby arugula garnish

$9.

 

bouchon French four onion soup

gruyere-brioche crouton

9.

Tom Shepherd's Mixed Organic Greens

fresh pears, walnut-crusted goat cheese, shaved sweet onion,

Marcona almonds and a pear vinaigrette

9.

 

Warm Pan-Seared Sweetbreads

slivered snap peas, julienne carrots, roasted beets and carrot vinaigrette

14.

 

restaurant details  

private dining at the Grand Table in The Cork Room 10-20 pp

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corkage $20.per 750 ml btl (Mon.-Thurs.) and $40. per 750 ml btl

(Fri., Sat. and Holidays), max 2 bottles per party

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bouchon santa barbara opened Bastille Day 1998

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we shop produce at local Farmer’s Markets

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chefs will gladly prepare vegetarian items

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bouchon means wine cork in French

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dinner nightly from 5:30

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 specials nightly

 

cheeses

(select any three cheeses, selections change frequently)

$18.

 

with house made crackers, candied walnuts & dried fruit compote

 

typical California selections:

Humboldt Fog, Cypress Grove Chevre, Arcata, California

Goat, ribbon of vegetable ash. Best California goat cheese we’ve tasted.

Bucheret,Redwood Hill Farm, Sebastopol,California

Goat, dense buttery texture. Slightly tangy with mild herb flavor.

Original Blue, Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Co., Point Reyes, Ca.

Cow, aged 6 months, tangy, smooth and creamy  California’s best blue.

Mt. Tam,Cowgirl Creamery, Pt. Reyes, California

Cow, triple creme.  Perfect balance of creaminess & tanginess.

St. George,Matos Farms, Santa Rosa, California

Cow, Portuguese-style table cheese.  Semi-firm, hint of a nutty flavor.

Red Hawk,Cowgirl Creamery, Pt. Reyes, California

Cow, triple creme.  Rich, creamy & complex. Deliciously pungent.

Purple Haze,Matos Farms, Santa Rosa, California

Goat, Infused with lavender and fennel pollen..  Intense and creamy.

Midnight Moon, Cypress Grove Chevre,Arcata, California

Goat, Semi-firm, aged cheese.  Smooth and creamy with a tart finish.

San Joaquin Gold, Fiscalini Farms, Modesto, California

Cow, Semi-firm, natural rind.  Buttery and nutty, similar to Fontina .

 

We source all of our cheeses from a wonderful local

cheese shop in Santa Barbara, 'C'est Cheese'!

 

 

visit our Coastal Cuisine restaurant:   www.seagrassrestaurant.com

 

visit our American Riviera Cuisine restaurant: 

www.winecask.com

 

 

 

mains

 

Tangerine-Seared Sea Scallops

local Ridgeback shrimp risotto, sauteed organic pea tendrils,

shaved fennel, crispy prosciutto and tarragon creme

28.



 


Roasted Skin-on Pacific Salmon

served medium-rare over smashed chick peas,

pancetta-braised mustard greens and savory-grapefruit marmalade

28.

 

Fresh Pacific Ahi Tuna

lightly smoked, seared rare and crusted with BD Farms fine herbs

white bean purée, grilled asparagus & cider vinegar gastrique

28.

 

Chicken Duxelles

wild mushroom-stuffed, sauteed McGrath Farms baby carrots,

Lamb Chopper cheese & herbed 'pommes aligotes', mushroom pan jus

25.

 

Braised Pork Belly

apricot glaze, black trumpet mushrooms, red carrots, gnocchi and fresh arugula

28.

 

Bourbon & Maple-Glazed California Duck Breast

duck confit, thyme-infused jus, succotash of corn, fava beans

applewood-smoked bacon and Windrose Farms butternut squash

28.

 

Blood Orange & Mint-marinated Char-grilled Rack of Lamb

caramelized onion & herb farro barley, BD Farms organic rapini greens,

honey-mint glaze and blood orange demiglace

38.

 

Coriander-Crusted Venison Loin

sprouted lentils, sauteed shiitake mushrooms,

roasted heirloom eggplant, blackberry demiglace

34.

 

Grilled Wagyu New York

braised organic market rapini greens, ‘bouchon hash’ of Yukon Gold potatoes,

applewood-smoked bacon and sweet red bell pepper, syrah demiglace

38.

 

desserts

Warm Santa Barbara Chocolate ‘Molten Lava’ Cake

Brazilian coffee ice cream

11.

 

Blueberry Upside-down Cake

with McConnell's lemon zest ice cream

9.

 

'Early Girl' Peach & 'Brooks' Cherry Cobbler

Tahitian Vanilla ice cream

$9.

 

Vanilla Crème Brulée

8.

 

‘Two Scoops’

choose from a selection of ice creams & sorbets

$6.

 

all ice creams from world-famous,

Santa Barbara-based McConnell’s Fine Ice Creams

 

 

 reservations@bouchonsantabarbara.com 

Best Restaurants for Wine Lovers” (2001-2010)

“Award of Excellence”

Wine Spectator Magazine

"With seasonal menu changes, BOUCHON hits a bull's-eye 

when it comes to fine dining with an understated flair."

Santa Barbara Magazine  ~  June/July 2003

 

"This is Central Coast cuisine, at it's finest." 

Gayot  ~  June 2006