There are over 200 wineries in Paso Robles and the surrounding area. You really can't go wrong, but here are some of our favorites!

Downtown Tasting Rooms:

Herman Story (casual spot but the best wine in Paso)

Paso Bottle Shop (several tasting rooms, Nenow is our favorite)

Justin (Bordeaux style wines, right on the square)

Tin City (10 min drive):

Zanoli (rhone-style, super nice people)

ONX Wines (excellent variety)

Desparada (unique blends and good vibes)

Hubba (great blends and good for a large group)

Vineyards (10-30 min drive):

Tablas Creek (Rhône-style wines, our favorite winery)

Epoch (incredible property and wines)

Daou (best views)

Austin Hope (big wines and great service)

Opolo (great value, tons of variety)

Eberle (kid-friendly, cool caves, great patio, free tasting)

L'Aventure (Bordeaux style, beautiful property)

Law Estate (hilltop views, Rhône blends)

Italian:

Il Cortile (downtown Paso)

Parchetto (downtown Paso)

Buona Tavola (downtown Paso)

American/Modern:

Hatch (downtown Paso)

McPhee's Grill (steakhouse in Templeton)

In Bloom (@ Paso Market Walk, 10 min. walk from downtown)

Pig Iron (bar & grill in Templeton)

Barrelhouse (brewery in Tin City with food, good for groups)

Red Scooter Deli (sandwiches in downtown Paso)

Mexican & Spanish:

Finca (takeout or sit-down, @ Paso Market Walk)

Sorella (tapas, downtown Paso)

Fish Gaucho (seafood & tequila focused, downtown Paso)

Breakfast:

La Chata (takeout, great breakfast burritos)

Joe's Diner (downtown Templeton)

Joe's Place (downtown Paso)

Beaches:

Pismo Beach

Cayucos

Avila Beach

Tin City:

A short drive from downtown Paso to check out wineries, a brewery, gelato, and lunch spots

Horseback Riding:

Central Coast Trailrides

Nighttime activity:

Sensorio Light Show

Local Live Music, Upcoming Events, etc.:

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H. Cheval Coffee (downtown Paso)

Spearhead Coffee (downtown Paso)

AMSTRDM Coffee House (downtown Paso)

Pappy McGregor’s

Pine Street Saloon

Tetto Rooftop Bar (Piccolo Hotel rooftop)

Eleven Twenty-Two (1122) Speakeasy