Things to Do
Guide to San Luis Obispo County
Visit the official guide for San Luis Obispo county for more sites and activities.
— Dining —
The Hatch Rotisserie & Bar
Lively brick-lined haunt featuring wood-fired seasonal fare, craft cocktails & small batch whiskey.
Paso Market Walk
Collection of coffee shops, bakeries, and restaurants good for groups
Finca Paso Robles
Casual Mexican restaurant highlighting Baja and Sonora style cuisine
Fish Gaucho Mexican Restaurant
Lively cantina featuring modern Mexican fare, craft cocktails & tequila in a rustic-chic space.
H. Cheval Coffee
Coffee & pastries in a shaded outdoor patio a few minutes walk from Paso Robles Inn
Joe's Place Diner
Popular mom-&-pop joint serving American breakfast 15 minute walk from Paso Robles Inn
High Camp Wines
Relaxed tasting room right in downtown
Cattlemen's Bar
Recently opened western themed saloon in the Paso Robles Inn
Pony Club Lounge
Serving premium Central California and select European Wines, distilled spirits and small plates
CANE TiKi ROOM Restaurant & Bar
Tropical-themed tiki bar serving Asian-fusion cuisine and craft cocktails.
Novo
Great place to stop in San Luis Obispo for brunch, lunch and dinner. Selene used to work here many years ago.
— Activities —
Dia De Los Muertos Festival
Saturday morning live music and food in the Paso Robles City Park
Tin City
A walkable, industrial-chic craft and beverage district located about 3 miles south of downtown Paso Robles, California
Sensorio
Walk easy paths through more than 100,000 glowing bulbs!
Paso Robles Horse Park
Free Admission! Check out the website for specific competition times.
Boot Barn
Find fun cowboy boots, western staples, and great gifts
— Adventures —
Here for an extended stay?
Hearst Castle
Tour the incredible Hearst Castle grounds while you are in the area!
Mission San Miguel Arcángel
Founded in 1797, it is a National Historic Landmark famous for having original interior wall murals that have never been retouched.
Cambria Scarecrow Festival
The Cambria Scarecrow Festival is held each year from October 1 to October 31. As you walk around the villages of Cambria and San Simeon, you will see hundreds of scarecrows in front of businesses and in public areas. These scarecrows are truly one of a kind, created by local scarecrow artists.
Montaña de Oro State Park
Tucked along the shoreline at the southern end of Estero Bay, this 8,000-acre state park is one of California’s largest. From eucalyptus groves to wildflowers, tidepools to towering dune mountains, Montaña de Oro always offers more to discover.
