Lido Restaurant & Lounge: Located right on site at our wedding venue! If you want a phenomenal meal, craft cocktails, or a relaxed brunch without leaving the property, Lido offers incredible oceanfront patio dining. The Steaming Bean: About a 10 minute walk from our venue. A local coffee shop offering coffee, pastries, and casual morning bites. Old West Cinnamon Rolls: You can't visit Pismo without getting a warm, fresh cinnamon roll from this legendary spot downtown. Wooly's Beach Bar & Grill: If you want something super casual right on the boardwalk, head here for a burger, fish tacos, and a cold beer on their open-air deck. Scout Coffee Co. (San Luis Obispo): If you take a drive slightly north into SLO for this beautiful artisan coffee shop with house-roasted beans and handmade syrups.
Just a short, scenic 15-minute drive from the resort lies Edna Valley, home to some of Kayla's favorite Central Coast wineries. Chamisal Vineyards: Gorgeous estate views and a beautiful outdoor patio. Biddle Ranch Vineyard: Offers a chic, modern farmhouse vibe with fantastic small-batch estate wines. Perfect for groups. Baileyana: Housed in a historic, cozy old schoolhouse. They offer a huge variety of flights and have a great lawn space.
Morro Bay Golf Course sits right inside Morro Bay State Park with ocean views from almost every hole. It’s laid-back, scenic, and one of Parker’s favorite spots to play a round! Surf: Head just north of Morro Rock. It’s one of the most reliable beach breaks on the Central Coast, offering classic setup options for various skill levels depending on the swell.
The Pismo Preserve: Located just minutes from the venue, this area features gorgeous panoramic ocean views. Try the Discovery Loop Trail for a steady but rewarding hike through the hills. Shell Beach Bluffs & Ontario Ridge Trail: If you want something closer to the water, this trail offers dramatic cliffside views right over the Pacific. Bob Jones Trail (Avila Beach): A beautifully shaded, flat, paved 5-mile round-trip path that winds along a creek and ends right at the Avila Beach beachfront.