Baton Rouge Tapas Spot to Become New American Concept

Southdowns Grille will offer dishes like baked lasagna and steak frites

Brett Llenos Smith News Writer
Solera in Baton Rouge is currently transforming into Southdowns Grillw (Image credit: Google Earth Pro)

The owners of Baton Rouge tapas spot Solera are shifting gears at 4205 Perkins Road, transitioning the restaurant into a more approachable concept called Southdowns Grille. Set to open in mid-April, the new venture will offer elevated comfort food to appeal to the heavy traffic between the city’s Southdowns and Garden District areas. What Now New Orleans has reached out for more information.

Executive chef Eric Sibley is behind a menu that balances sophisticated flavors with everyday staples, featuring highlights such as blue crab fritters, steak frites, baked lasagna, and grilled artichokes with herbed yogurt. At the bar, there will be 25 wines by the glass and 10 signature cocktails. The refreshed, more open space now includes a dedicated to-go counter and a renovated bar, according to The Advocate.

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Brett Llenos Smith is a freelance writer with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and more than a decade of experience writing about restaurants, farms and food production. As someone with a multi-ethnic background, he has a passion for highlighting folks from underrepresented communities.
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