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Empire Grille

The name "Empire" is from a mining company that operated in the San Lorenzo Valley in the 1850's. The Empire Grille pays homage to the "eating houses" for the hungry miners and loggers who lived and worked in Felton, using what was available from local farmers, ranchers, foragers and fishermen.

Empire Grille

The name "Empire" is from a mining company that operated in the San Lorenzo Valley in the 1850's. The Empire Grille pays homage to the "eating houses" for the hungry miners and loggers who lived and worked in Felton, using what was available from local farmers, ranchers, foragers and fishermen.

Empire Grille

The name "Empire" is from a mining company that operated in the San Lorenzo Valley in the 1850's. The Empire Grille pays homage to the "eating houses" for the hungry miners and loggers who lived and worked in Felton, using what was available from local farmers, ranchers, foragers and fishermen

The name "Empire" is from a mining company that operated in the San Lorenzo Valley in the 1850's. The Empire Grille pays homage to the "eating houses" for the hungry miners and loggers who lived and worked in Felton, using what was available from local farmers, ranchers, foragers and fishermen

The name "Empire" is from a mining company that operated in the San Lorenzo Valley in the 1850's. The Empire Grille pays homage to the "eating houses" for the hungry miners and loggers who lived and worked in Felton, using what was available from local farmers, ranchers, foragers and fishermen

The name "Empire" is from a mining company that operated in the San Lorenzo Valley in the 1850's. The Empire Grille pays homage to the "eating houses" for the hungry miners and loggers who lived and worked in Felton, using what was available from local farmers, ranchers, foragers and fishermen

The name "Empire" is from a mining company that operated in the San Lorenzo Valley in the 1850's. The Empire Grille pays homage to the "eating houses" for the hungry miners and loggers who lived and worked in Felton, using what was available from local farmers, ranchers, foragers and fishermen

We have Take-out, Curbside and Patio dining. We have also placed tables in the front of the restaurant along the walkway for additional outside seating.

The name “Empire” is from a mining company that operated in the San Lorenzo Valley in the 1850’s. The Empire Grille pays homage to the “eating houses” for the hungry miners and loggers who lived and worked in Felton, using what was available from local farmers, ranchers, foragers and fishermen.

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