As the leaves start to change and the air gets crisp, Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar in Folsom, California, is rolling out its fall menu for 2024, packed with cozy flavors and hearty dishes to warm you up on chilly autumn nights. Located at 300 Palladio Pkwy in the Palladio at Broadstone shopping center, this popular eatery is serving up some seriously tasty seasonal treats that’ll have you howling with delight.

Fall Menu Highlights

Let’s dig into some of the mouthwatering new dishes you can sink your teeth into this October:

Street Corn Tots
Forget your basic tater tots – Lazy Dog is kicking things up a notch with their Street Corn Tots. These crispy potato bites are loaded with all the flavors of Mexican street corn, bringing a little south-of-the-border flair to your fall feast.

Loaded Chili Cheese Tots
If you’re looking for the ultimate comfort food, look no further. These tots are smothered in Lazy Dog’s housemade chili and melty cheese, creating a dish that’s basically a warm hug for your taste buds.

Pie Tin Nachos
Who says nachos are just for summer? Lazy Dog’s Pie Tin Nachos are a fall twist on the classic appetizer, served up in a rustic pie tin that’ll make you feel like you’re at a cozy autumn bonfire.

Tomato Soup
Nothing says fall quite like a steaming bowl of tomato soup paired with a grilled cheese sandwich. It’s the perfect meal for a chilly October day.

Housemade Chili
Lazy Dog’s chefs have been busy stirring up hearty, homemade chili pots that’ll stick to your ribs and keep you warm all season long.

Slow-Cooked Poblano Pork
For those craving something with a bit of a kick, the Slow-Cooked Poblano Pork is sure to satisfy. This dish combines tender pork with the mild heat of poblano peppers for a comforting meal with a southwestern twist.

Nonna’s Something
While we’re not quite sure what Nonna’s cooking up if it’s anything like an Italian grandmother’s home cooking, you know it will be good.

Sip on Fall

Of course, no fall menu would be complete without some seasonal sips. Lazy Dog has crafted some new cocktails that capture the essence of autumn in a glass. While we don’t have the specifics, imagine warming spices, apple and pumpkin flavors, and maybe even a hot toddy or two to chase away the chill.

Lunch Combo Revamp

Lazy Dog has given their lunch combos a fall makeover for those looking to spice up their lunch routine. It’s the perfect excuse to escape the office and treat yourself to a midday feast that’ll have you powered up for the rest of the day (or ready for a nap – we won’t judge).

The Lazy Dog Experience

What sets Lazy Dog apart isn’t just their food – it’s the whole package. The restaurant’s warm, welcoming atmosphere makes you feel right at home. Whether you’re cozying up inside or enjoying the crisp fall air on their patio, you’re in for a treat.

The staff at Lazy Dog Folsom are known for their friendly service, greeting you with a smile that’ll brighten even the gloomiest fall day. And let’s not forget about their full bar, where you can watch the game or chat with cheerful bartenders like Nate, who’s always ready with a joke or a story.

When to Visit

Lazy Dog Folsom is open seven days a week, serving up their fall flavors from:

• Hours:
  Monday – Friday: 11:00 am – midnight
  Saturday and Sunday: 10 am – midnight
  Halloween, Thursday 10/31: Closing at 10 pmHappy Hour:
  Monday – Friday: 3 – 6 pm
  Sunday – Thursday: 9 pm – midnight
• Weekend Brunch:
  Saturday and Sunday: 10 am – 2 pm
  Veterans Day Brunch, Monday 11/11: Open at 10 am

Whether you’re a Folsom local or just passing through, Lazy Dog’s fall menu is worth checking out. From comforting classics to creative new dishes, there’s something for everyone. And with options for dining in, curbside pickup, or delivery, you can enjoy these autumn flavors however you like.

So grab your favorite flannel shirt, round up your pack, and head to Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar at the Palladio. Its cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and a menu of fall flavors make it the perfect spot to celebrate the season.

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