This is our favorite winery! If you are doing any wine tasting, we highly highly recommend you check out Torrin. Brian and I have been members for two years now and visit any time we are in Paso. Their relaxed vibes but incredible knowledge makes the tasting experience approachable and memorable. Not to mention delicous! Reservations are required.
An evolving industrial makers market nestled amongst the oaks where friends, adventurers, and aficionados come together to partake in craft wine, beer and spirits served up by Paso Robles' most passionate artisans. Home to over 40 businesses, including award-winning wineries, innovative craft breweries, and artisanal distilleries, Tin City is a vibrant and unique industrial hub full of passionate, hardworking artisans who have come together to create a unique and vibrant community.
The Paso Robles Taproom features a spacious dining hall, wrap-around bar, side patio, and outdoor courtyard. The gastropub menu is geared for beer, including special selections, as well as brewery-only beers. Brew and barrel tours available, reservations recommended.
The Hatch is a simple rotisserie and bar located just off the town square in beautiful downtown Paso Robles, fueled by wood fire, small batch whiskey, and a bustling atmosphere full of mingling locals and visitors. Brian and I still talk about our steak dinner! After, take a stroll down 13th Street and you’ll find an appealing mix of tasting rooms, boutiques, coffee shops, and live music on many weekend nights.
When the sun goes down in the hills of Paso Robles, the lights come up at Sensorio, one of California’s largest immersive art exhibitions. Walk easy paths through more than 100,000 glowing bulbs, like bioluminescent flowers from a jewel-toned fantasy land. Explore several solar-powered exhibits that merge light and music technology with dreamy color in a sensory experience you have to see to understand. From magical family moments to unforgettable date nights to unique corporate events, let Sensorio illuminate your evening.
Hearst Castle, known formally as La Cuesta Encantada, is a historic estate in San Simeon, located on the Central Coast of California. Conceived by William Randolph Hearst, the publishing tycoon, and his architect Julia Morgan, the castle was built between 1919 and 1947. About a 47 minute drive from downtown Paso Robles.
The 8 miles of towering sand dunes are often used in movies and television shows. They are ideal for horseback riding, picnics, hiking, guided nature walks and camping. For the adventurous four-wheel ATV riding on the dunes is a thrill not to be missed. Arnie’s ATV – (805) 474-6060 BJ’s ATV – (805) 481-5411 Steve’s ATV – (844) 278-3837 Sun Buggy Fun Rentals – (805) 244-9721
Brian and I had a blast at this candle making shop in Pismo Beach! They had a wide selection of scents to choose from for your candle cocktail. Choose your favorite fragrances to mix and pour your own candles. It is located in Pismo Beach, about 40 minutes from Paso Robles.
A staple in central California, known for their ornate decorations and vibrant colors. Every room you enter has a different theme. If you are driving up from the south, this is a fun place to stop for lunch! About 35 minutes from downtown Paso Robles.