At Grano they serve simple elegance at a reasonable price. Their aim is to give you a relaxing place to come together with friends after work and on the weekends. They word so that you don’t have to, becoming a home away from home where you can entertain and be entertained.
The food is simple and delicious with enticing ingredients. They do small snacks for those that like to have something to pick away at while they talk. There is also pizza for the guests that come with an appetite.
The cheese and butcher plate are always a nice start to the evening. They are reasonably priced so you can get a few and create your customized charcuterie board with only the varieties you like. Maybe even add in an order of olives or nuts to make things a little more interesting.
If you are not quite ready for the commitment of pizza, try the raw halibut with browned butter, yuza, and shiitake mushrooms. Perhaps the raw beef with miso and rice is more your speed. There are many unique options on the menu so it is never difficult to find something new to try.
The pizzas are not your average margherita or pepperoni. The are artisan delights that tend to stop all conversations with their mouth watering aromas and flavors. The truffle salami with sour cream, creme fraiche, and Brillat Savarin cheese is an all time favorite. Beware, it may leave you wondering what you ever saw in regular pepperoni.