The Pour House is one of the few late night options in Paso Robles for drinks and live music…read more While in town, we caught the Official Warped Tour band performance which was fun. The stage/concert venue is on the left and bar to the right. Quiet a bit of seating outside-always a good thing. The beer list is solid, through the pours were a bit short-definitely not a full 16oz pint. If looking for some entertainment past 9PM in Paso, the Pour House delivers.

My girls and I hit up the pour house every time we are in Paso! The ambience is great, music is…read morefantastic, food truck out front is such a cool touch!! The team working here always gives great service which is exactly why we keep coming back every time we are in town.

Los Lonely Boys Los Lobos Concert, August 1, 2026…read more Nice venue. We really had a good time. We opted for the Terrance Club VIP upgrade. We also did the Round Trip shuttle ride with SLO Safe Ride bus. I'd do it again. The Terrace Club was nice and we met two other couples from Nipomo and Calabasas. We put tables together and hung like old friends until the concert started. The price of alcohol was brutal. $16.00 beer and $19.00 mixed drinks. This did not deter me though! It's the same drink menu outside the Terrace Club with the same ugly prices BTW. The upgraded food was indeed upgraded. Small menu. Flat Iron Steak Dinner with salsa, chili beans, potato salad, and bread. Veggie Pasta Dinner (No thank you) Caesar Salad We split the Flat Iron Steak Dinner and they nailed it with a perfect medium rare. I for one was impressed. I think it was about $33.00. I splurged on 3rd row center seats. The sound was okay. Pretty loud. Duh, it's a rock concert. I think a little farther back would have been better but we had a good time. Unfortunately the tallest man in the world sat/stood right in front of my 5'2" wife. Wife not too happy about that but what can you do? My biggest beef was with Los Lonely Boys. Love you guys but only two hits the whole night? So Sensual Heaven I will say they were great in concert.

Opened in 2013 on the grounds of a Paso Robles winery Vina Robles Amphitheatre is described as…read more"boutique," and from the moment one arrives to organized, efficient and free parking it is easy to see this isn't a typical concert venue. Attended for the Avett Brothers & Mike Pattone AVTT/PTTN tour everything about the experience was impressive, from Merch lines and vendors that include wood fired pizza and good coffee to the seating and acoustics. Highly recommended for a more intimate event than what one might find at Santa Barbara bowl or other outdoor venues in California.

Some places pour wine…read more Serial Wines pours atmosphere. I stopped in to share a bottle of bright, festive Champagne with a friend and immediately understood why this place has such a loyal following. The staff has that rare ability to make you feel like a regular, even on your first visit. Genuine smiles, easy conversation, and hospitality that never feels rehearsed. The interior is a designer's dream--warm, layered, a little smoky, and filled with interesting textures that invite you to slow down and look around. Truth be told, I originally wandered in as a location scout for Alchemyic Artisan, but I happily stayed for the bubbles and the ambiance. And if the moon happens to be in the right mood, you may have the pleasure of meeting Melane'... an intuitive with an infectious spirit who occasionally appears to be quietly crocheting while waiting for the next spiritual download to arrive. If you're lucky enough to have her read your tarot cards, lean in. Whether you're a believer or simply curious, she's an absolute delight. Come for the Champagne. Stay for the conversation. Leave inspired. A must-stop for anyone who appreciates great wine, thoughtful design, and places with genuine soul.

THE BIG: Tasting room in the heart of Downtown Paso. A little bit off the square. Interior is super…read morenice with a inside patio and then the tasting room inside. Limited seats. Street parking available. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The wife and I came here on a Friday afternoon and grabbed a spot at the patio nook. It is a bit hotter than the inside, but that's because it has more sunlight hitting the room. For the wine tasting, we got one white and three reds. Makes sense since we were in Paso and they're famous for their big bold reds. I did enjoy their cabernet sauvignon the most in the tasting, however the puors were less than an oz, which was just enough to get a sip in. I was disappointed in that especially as a potential buyer looking to get understand the wine a bit more than a two sipper. THE FINAL BAMBOO: A wine tasting of four wines with a very miniscule tasting pours was around $40.

Make it a point to swing by mid*point winery as the best spots are "off the beaten path". This was…read moreour first stop and the impossible happened. We enjoyed EVERY taste off the tasting menu (which is reasonably priced). The space is open, fresh and the train going by is charming. Paul and Roberto are wine wizards. My socks WOULD have been blown off with the wealth of information they shared describing the wine, but I wasn't wearing any ;) They definitely pair well together. They were attentive, easy to chat with being great story tellers of the winery. Cheers my dears.

Very entertaining spot. Nice variety of wines. Friendly service and lots of information. Fun…read morebackstory on all the wines. A fun spot to go. The inside was very nice and clean. A table is available outside or inside seating is an option.

Had an amazing Manhattan there and listened to a bit of country music before having to move on…read more Great little stop in Templeton after grabbing a bite for dinner. Bartenders are top notch! Will be back!

We went for a band and the bartender was very nice but she was overwhelmed with the number of…read morepeople there. Tip is to go next door to Pig Iron for your drinks if the bar is too crowded at Club Car Bar. Sound system is very advanced. Nice folks working and patronizing. Order food before 8:00 (comes from Pig Iron). Plenty of street parking. A cute local spot in the former AJ Spurs (still has the safe - cool!) as well as a former post office and saddlery. Love the space, love the vibes. Cocktails were $13 - not too bad for top shelf.

The lunch and wine tasting at Niner was the superstar of our Paso Robles trip. We made a…read morereservation for the busy Labor Day weekend a couple of weeks in advance. We checked in and were treated to a tasting of their Zinfandel Nouveau upon arrival while they got out table ready... nice and refreshing for a warm afternoon. We were seated in the separate dining room building across the patio with lovely panoramic views of the vineyards on one side and a floral garden on the other. Josh, our server, poured our 4 other shared tasting flight as we perused the menu... Chardonnay, Grenache, Syrah and Super Paso (red blend). Wines were all lovely, but our favorites were the Zinfandel Nouveau and an extra treat pour of Zinfandel. The food was delightful too... * Focaccia with Avocado Butter -- So good (and I don't usually indulge in bread). Nice lightly crunchy crust with soft chewy centers. * Marinated Olives * Golden beet salad with arugula, picked onions and artichoke feta dip -- yum, and perfect dipping to finish off the focaccia. * Fresh Grilled Halibut with a mole Blanco sauce -- Fresh caught from nearby Morro Bay. Perfectly grilled, moist and flavorful. Excellent! Good food paired with food wine, great service, and beautiful surroundings...We look forward to visiting again.

Way overpriced for what you get. At $85 it better be amazing and it tasted like a two buck chuck…read more We started by driving by the winery on a Saturday and saw a sign that said" walk ins welcomed". Granted they were closing in an hour but it literally felt like we were a bother the host. As she made it feel like a table was going to be hard to get. Within 15 minutes we were seated at a table meant for 6? It was just me and my wife a party of 2. Place was not busy at all maybe 4 outdoor tables were being used. So all that energy spent on how difficult it was to get a table this late in the game should have just welcomed us in. Even the entry bar had just 2 people seated. We didn't care for the wine so we won't be back.

I stopped in on my journey this afternoon. Cypher is a great winery and tasting room in an historic…read moretrain depot next to the Amtrak station in Paso Robles. The wines are delicious and most days the winemaker is there to talk about all of them and guide your tasting. Wow! I recommend a stop here, even though it seems a little off the beaten path. They even have snacks and oils, vinegars, and salts. Hope you try it!

I had my first two wine tastings in Paso Robles. The first vineyard and tasting room was what I'd…read morealways envisioned - oak barrels as tables, darkly elegant décor, a low-energy vibe. Cypher was the polar opposite, pleasantly surprising me and giving me a modern, trendy, high-energy experience to contrast with my classic first time. The tasting room is stark white with black accents and startling red décor, giving it a Kubrickian feel. The attendants were friendly and fun. The wines were superb - we took home a couple of reds. The vineyard is gorgeous. Cypher is a must-stop if you're doing a winery tour in the area.

My husband and I really enjoyed our Valentine's Weekend 2026 tasting at Cloak & Dagger. The…read morelocation is great - in downtown Paso across from the main square) - with a mix of lounge seats and high-top chairs. As part of this weekend of love, the tasting room offered a Zinfandel & Chocolate pairing option...which was very delicious. The 2021 The Defector Zinfandel Reserve was my favorite and the 2022 Skull & Bones Single Vineyard Zinfandel was a close second. The various chocolates (milk & dark blend, 70% cacao with nibs & sea salt, 70% cacao with crushed espresso beans, and classic dark chocolate truffle) each enhance the wine with which they were paired. Our experience was managed by the kind and hospitable Mai - she was friendly and conversational. Her level of service is what prompted us to buy a bottle each of my top two favorites. We look forward to coming back the next time we're in Paso.

Had a great time at Cloak & Dagger. We're not huge Cabernet fans ourselves, but our friends are,…read moreand they absolutely loved what they tasted here. Service was excellent throughout, and the ambiance made the whole visit feel special. Even as non-Cab drinkers, we had a wonderful time and would happily go back. Great spot for wine lovers of all kinds in Paso Robles!

FANTASTIC PLACE!!…read more It's a must when you visit Paso Robles!! They have bingo nights, comedy shows and so much to drink.

Great people, Great Wine!! Check out the new tasting room and see what you think. It's in the old…read moreKramer Estate wines building. Nicely decorated and super service.

What a cute small batch winery! They only make about 3500 cases so definitely not mass produced…read more Glasses are about $25-35. I got their white blend and it's lovely on a nice day outside. The sommelier was also very kind and knowledgeable.

Sean makes wine tasting at Derby a great experience. Great information and extremely knowledgeable…read more Lovely seeing Nikki.