New bartender series utilizes farm fresh ingredients
Bar inside Royale Burgers & Cocktails.
Starting July 25, notable bartenders from False Idol, George’s at the Cove, Jayne’s Gastropub and more will come to Royale Burgers & Cocktails for a new bartender series, “In Good Company,” to concoct summery beverages using local, farm produce.
The mom ‘n pop-style bar and eatery sources its ingredients from a 15-acre farm in San Diego. It just so happens this farm, Nopalito, is also owned by the same people who started Royale — Jordan and Mariah Brownwood.
Nopalito has tapped into local business with its fresh farm produce, botanicals and ingredients. “In Good Company” seeks to extend that practice and include cocktail connoisseurs.
“In Good Company” events are from 7-10 p.m. at Royale Burgers & Cocktails. Read more about the Ocean Beach farm-to-table restaurant here.
“In Good Company” dates
July 25: Stephen Kurpinsky from George’s at the Cove
August 6: Ryan Koontz & Andrew Cordero from Noble Experiment
August 20: Adele Stratton from Jayne’s Gastropub
September 12: Bill & Johnny from False Idol
September 25: TJ Majeske from Charles + Dinorah at The Pearl Hotel
4204 Voltaire St., Ocean Beach, 619.431.5653, royalesd.com
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