Menu Spotlight: Side Street Kitchen’s Tri Tip Sandwich
Side Street Kitchen, just off the main drag in Point Reyes Station, is best known for their ethically sourced, slow roasted meats. The trifecta here: rotisserie chicken, pork belly and tri tip.
Out front, planters filled with flowers and herbs line a spacious patio, where friendly dogs are welcome. Inside the front door, a mounted roll of butcher paper unfurls to display daily specials. Potted succulents along the bar, festive orange light fixtures, and a playful hand-painted mural all work together to create a dining area that strikes a fine balance between chic and cozy.
As expected, their slow roasted meats are outstanding, but Side Street gets all the details right on the tri tip sandwich: peppery local arugula, house made signature red-onion jam, a nice punch from house made harissa aioli, smoked portobello mushroom and a bit of tangy feta cheese make this incredibly flavorful from start to finish. Even the bun is a freshly baked, pillowy ciabatta, good to the last bite.
What to drink
Drinks that go especially well with the Tri Tip Sandwich:
Cinnamon-Plum Ice Tea
McEvoy’s Saimuun Sangiovese
Anderson Vally Brewing Co.’s Barney Flats Oatmeal Stout
Details
(415) 663-0303
60 4th St., Point Reyes Station
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The Point Reyes Village Association has worked out a deal with the PRNPS to move the old shipwreck from Inverness to the former “commons” area in Point Reyes Station.
From the PRVA/PRNPS press release, “This is a win win. Tourists will have easier access to this very popular and beloved historical icon. The lighting will be better for social media users. And it will activate a underutilized space in downtown. So really a win win win.”
This photo is a rendering of what the new home for the shipwreck will look like which was filed along with permits with the county last week.
The shipwreck will be wrapped in bubble wrap by the park and put on a flatbed truck to be moved as early as next week.
Looking forward to having this beacon of hope to look at every day for inspiration!
