FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 16, 2012
Bravo Farms Smokehouse Opens in
Downtown Visalia
An enticing new restaurant has just
opened in downtown Visalia. Bravo Farms Smokehouse is now open and features
artisan style barbeque, and the fresh quality that you would expect from their
trusted name. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, and offers patio and
bar seating. After months of creative renovation, the smokehouse has given new
life to the former Wagon Wheel building, located in the heart of downtown
Visalia, at 400 N. Willis St.
“We are
excited to bring Bravo Farms to Visalia. With the smokehouse, we are taking it
up a notch by adding full-service dinner”, said owner Jonathan Van Ryn. Lunch
features a dynamic offering of custom salads, wraps, soup, sandwiches, and sides.
Dinner boasts a variety of barbeque offerings, including: tri-tip, steaks, ribs,
and more. The menu brings a bit of
southern flair to the valley. The comfortable bar offers an impressive selection
of beer on-tap, showcasing many local beers, as well as an array of notable
wines. In classic California style,
guests have the option of being seated in the full-covered patio for their
dining pleasure.
The
restaurant atmosphere is sure to please, with its’ clean, upscale twist on the
vintage-rustic style. No detail was overlooked, from the wood-planked walls, to
the vintage style red phone at the welcome counter. Upon entering, customers
are greeted by a beautifully appointed gift shoppe. Have their creative staff
assemble a beautiful custom gift basket for the holidays or any occasion. The restaurant has seating for hosting guests
with large parties, and special events. Families and foodies alike are sure to
take notice of this valuable new addition to downtown Visalia.
Hours: Lunch Mon-Sat,
11am-3pm **Correction** Will be closed on Sundays!
Dinner Mon-Sat 5pm-9pm (Fri-Sat open till 10)
Dinner Mon-Sat 5pm-9pm (Fri-Sat open till 10)
Bravo Farms Smokehouse phone:
(559) 738-9190
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On a personal note, I'd like to add that the staff here are wonderful. They always seem to have the best, most friendly crew. Years ago, we went into Bravo in Tulare and over time, some of them have become great friends. I don't just tell you I love their food because I love the people, I LOVE the food. Seriously, I got suckered into the McDonald's drive thru (I loathe McDonald's) the other day and it was horrible (of course), and it was MORE money than if I would have taken the kids to Bravo for their lunch prices! I hope there are great things in store for Bravo in Visalia, and judging by the crowds so far, that will be the case.
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