Staviary restaurant opens in downtown Paso Robles
Paso Robles Daily News
November 5, 2026
Paso Robles just got a new reason to linger downtown. Staviary, the family-owned spot from Chef Rachel Ponce and brewmaster Eric Ponce, is now serving lunch and dinner Wednesday through Saturday — and that pairing of a chef's kitchen with a brewmaster's touch is exactly the kind of combination our town does well.
There's something special about a family operation opening its doors here. Paso has built its identity on people who make things with their hands — wine, beer, food — and a husband-and-wife team staking their name on a downtown address fits right into that story. It's also another sign that our core is holding strong as a place to eat, gather, and run a business.
As the Paso Robles Daily News reports, Staviary is open for both lunch and dinner midweek through Saturday, so you've got options whether it's a quick midday bite or a weekend dinner out. Swing by, say hello, and welcome the Ponces to the neighborhood.
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