CHEF OF THE MONTH: BRYAN GILLENWATER

Website: Bryanson290.com

Address: 300 E. Main St., Johnson City, TX 78636

Telephone for reservations: 830.868.2424

Foie Gras Butter & Bread with Fresh Radish, Sea Salt, and Chives

Grilled Scallops with Tomatillo Orzo Risotto, with Cilantro Puree and Herbs

Local Harvest Entrée with Daily Offerings from Amazing Farmers

Bryans Half Chicken with Orange Marmalade Glaze, Gruyere Mac & Cheese,

Smoked Pepper and Smoked Guda

Angus Burger with House Smoked Pork Belly with Brioche Bun, Cheddar

Cheese, fixings, Creole Aioli and Fries

Fried Oyster Po-Boy with Toasted Leidenheimer French Bread, Bacon, Lettuce,

Tomato, Crystals Aioli, and Fries

Grilled Bavette – 7 ounces with Warm Potato Salad, Horseradish Crème and Pickled Onion

Beef Tenderloin - 8 ounces with Local Heirloom Carrots

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