Very nice and quiet on a Tuesday. Five stars due to excellent service. Food delivered hot…read more Drink was very nice and flavorful. Dessert was good, fruit fresh. Green salad was crisp, cold and fresh. Low quality beef and vegetables were from a freezer sack. However, not anything unexpected. I was happy with my meal and service.

My girlfriend has eaten at this restaurant a few times and recommended. My husband and I went…read morethere for breakfast. We were told we could sit anywhere, so sat inside but will try outside when it is warmer. Our server was Connie and she was very nice and attentive. I had a tough time deciding what to eat, but ordered the blueberry pancakes with lemon sauce. Not you get a liter of blueberries inside and out. I really liked them, also had coffee was OK. My husband had the California omelette, and he got his shampooed pepper jack cheese. He choice a side of fruit and English muffin. Now what you decide to have next time.

Spacious, clean room. Good restaurant. Pricey rooms. Conveniently located. Wish I could still play…read moregolf.

The site pictures for a King suite did not match the actual "resort suite ". It was super spacious…read moreand dog friendly but so not cozy . Very outdated, cold with basics only . No windows in the living area ,very claustrophobic. The bedroom has the slider window . The patio small area was 2 chairs facing another bldg. It would not be a regular spot for us and we visit the area frequently and wanted to give this place a shot. . It could use a good overall cleaning with stain removals. Restaurant is ok. A little heavy on the grease ,the last few times we have been for breakfast.

A big group of us went to 60 State Park Restaurant at the Inn at Morro Bay to enjoy the beautiful…read moreambience and just to celebrate life. We were greeted immediately by a very friendly waitress, who set us up at a table for eight with a spectacular view of Morro Rock in the back bay. My husband and I had been here for hors d'oeuvres before, so we had scoped out the menu. I knew whatever I had should involve some coconut shrimp. I ordered a Sauvignon Blanc while we contemplated the menu. One couple of our party ordered pasta with shrimp or pasta with salmon. My husband got the grilled chipotle salmon, and a couple of us got the captain's plate which had a big assortment of fried coconut shrimp, calamari, and fish on a bed of fries. It's the most spectacular view on the coast and it is perfectly set up as a happy hour hors d'oeuvre bar. There's a long bar, many different sized tables and even an outdoor area with tables on the porch. The food might be kind of standard fair but it's well done and it's very generous portions. The bartenders very skilled at making drinks. The server even suggested a honeybee martini which sounded very tempting, but most of us stuck to wine. The servings are very generous. The food is crisp and succulent seafood. The extravagant chipotle salmon was a little bit spicy, but well cook cooked throughout with delicate rice under it. Several people in this group have a prodigious sweet tooth, so we perused the desert menu after the meal. One couple got the triple berry tart, while my husband and I split the cheesecake. As a former New Yorker, I have high standards for cheesecake and this was a good B+ effort. It could've benefited from some caramel sauce or maybe more fruit on it. It was the perfect place to gather, to share lots of jokes and fun!

Walt from Walt's Adventures reporting from the 60 State Park at the Inn at Morro Bay in Morro Bay,…read moreCalifornia. The restaurant has tremendously fine views of the bay and has additional parking for non guests. The Fish n chips was very good with the fish in contention for the best I've ever consumed. The fries were prepared with the upmost craft. Regrettable, the Cole slaw was a miss... dry. The shrimp tacos and the beans were also favored but, like the previous dish, the rice was also in need of moisture. The Steak Frites was the highlight of the table and a must order. The deserts were both fantastic but the Apple Cobbler was to die for. If you traveled 100 miles only to order the cobbler... it would be worth your time. Clearly there was a master chef behind the scenes wielding magic. Being the first night at the Inn, the Inn seems to be a hidden gem of Morro Bay. I would recommend venturing to this peaceful refuge.

I attended an event here and I liked the venue. The entire building can be rented or parts of it…read morewith or without kitchen. Tables, tablecloths and chairs can be rented as well. When I attended, the venue was set up as one very large room for dining. Rectangular tables (rented) covered with tablecloths (rented) were pushed together to make very long tables. It was just what the event called for and my friends (the renters) were pleased. They loved having the kitchen because they made large quantities of food themselves and avoided a large catering fee. Purchased food and ingredients fit very well into the large refrigerator. The parking lot has about 60 spaces; some of the guests parked on the street which ends not far from the center so is basically a cul-de-sac, making it easy enough to turn around and park on the opposite side from the center if you need to. There was an event going on at the nearby public library, but there were still enough spaces for everyone. There is a park next to the event center which is good if you need a moment away from a crowded rented room. However, I noticed that all of us parking for the event center kept people from being able to park for the playground right next to it; I felt a bit bad about that.

I, along with approximately 13 other school district administrators, used their meeting rooms for…read moreour annual 2-day planning retreat. It was a great place to have the retreat and I definitely plan to come back again: - The grounds were beautiful. -The food for breakfast and lunch was reasonably priced, abundant, and good. We were able to sit inside or out on the deck that overlooked the fairways and the bay. -The room was comfortable, with the added bonus of having windows that completely surrounded the meeting room portion, which allowed us to have great views. Chairs were very comfortable and the staff let us come in the night before our event to set up. -There were adequate, clean bathrooms for males and females. -The staff were very helpful and friendly. I can't stress enough how pleased we all were with the staff, the facilities, and the awesome views!

The good: Amazing location, great staff, beautiful scenery, good soaps and products in the rooms…read more The bad: Building is a little bit dated, the rooms don't have AC, but the ceiling fan does the job. Small bathroom, and spotty WiFi. If you're looking for something off the beaten path in a quiet yet beautiful spot and you're willing to tough it out just a little, this is a good place to stay.

This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. I have stayed at cheaper hotels and received better…read moreservice etc. Also, at least at the "cheap" hotels you absolutely know what you are going to get. Here you are sold a wolf ticket and being told you are going to see the best show on earth. Upon arrival to the room I noticed water on the floor which was not a result of mopping due to the fact that the floor felt sticky. The floor was also filthy. One walk across left the bottom of my feet dirty. In the bathroom there was scratched off paint as if someone or something was fighting for their life to get out of the bathroom. There was also dirty hand prints on the wall of the bathroom that had no place to set toiletries or clothing. There was also no bar soap and the coffee had not been refilled. We were staying for 4 nights and there were only two coffees. One of the biggest issues was the lock was broken on the door, as if someone had forced their way in or tried to force their way out. Very unsafe for a ground level room, especially considering plenty of addicts seem to stay here and party all night. The room also had no proper ventilation, no ceiling fan, and an old box fan that had paint all over it. The fan barely did anything and even at 55 degrees outside the room remained HOT. I also had to crawl on the floor behind nightstand to find somewhere to plug it in. Even with all this and more there was push back about switching rooms because they supposedly never do that on the weekend when a room is unsafe? They said they had to clean the new room and I had to missed a family event to wait for new room to be cleaned and moved into (no help offered). Then that room was slightly better but the floor was still filthy and the soap in the bathroom was just set in the caddy after epoxy they attached it with failed. I had to get my own socks dirty so that my feet would say clean. The beds are way too soft and you have to sleep in the center to feel like you aren't going to fall off. The water pressure is non existent. The customer service was spotty. Pet fee not explained well at all but that was all my fault according to person who explained that they HIGHLIGHTED the information. Very young people who work there who are made to put up with all the BS owners and management make them deal with. How are they to know? It's too bad, it is a wonderful location. I hope they can update someday so that it might be worth what they charge and match what they advertise. This was my one vacation this year. It was no less than awful. Aside from putting us in a safer room, the staff did nothing for us. Up to $275 a night for what? So disappointing. Update: They ended up giving us a night+ refund for our troubles. While most certainly appreciated, I feel like it was the smallest band-aid on the biggest cut. Update 2: they replied saying that lock was operational. When you put safety lock over door you could still open the door. So NO, not operational. And they said that maintenance said it worked. Nope the nice maintenance worker did NOT say that. So on top of everything else, they are now lying.

Beecham Ranch was the most magical place we could have ever chosen for our wedding. From the moment…read moreyou step onto the property, you can feel the history and heart that's been poured into it. The barn is beautifully rustic, full of charm and character, and the handmade chandeliers are absolutely stunning--the lighting alone creates such a warm, romantic atmosphere that feels both timeless and intimate. What truly sets Beecham Ranch apart, though, is the people. The Beecham Ranch personnel went above and beyond in every possible way to make our day unforgettable. They genuinely care about their couples and make you feel so special and supported throughout the entire experience. It never felt like "just another wedding" to them--they treated our day as if it was as meaningful to them as it was to us. One of our favorite moments was heading up to the top of the ridge for golden hour photos. The views were breathtaking, and it was such a peaceful, unforgettable experience that gave us some of our most cherished memories from the day. If you're looking for a venue that combines deep-rooted history, rustic beauty, incredible lighting, stunning scenery, and a team that truly has your best interests at heart, Beecham Ranch is it. We couldn't recommend it more highly and will forever be grateful we chose this incredible place for our wedding day.

Just went to a Wedding here and this place is truly amazing, with the location and deep rooted…read morehistroy I recommend this place for events!

Really bummed. My husband and I came up to SLO for our first time this weekend. We were really…read moreexcited to explore the botanical garden, since we love the chance to walk around and look at beautiful flora. Welp the garden really dropped the ball. You call the phone number and they tell you they are open 7 days a week. We show up and there are multiple cones stopping you from entering the parking lot. The garden was closed. There was no information on the website or on their Instagram. Hopefully they will up their game

The San Luis Obispo Botanical Gardens lies off Hwy 1, just outside of town. It is part of a large…read moreregional park. Camping and picnic areas are available, and extensive hiking trails let you explore this beautiful area of the central coast. The gardens are well maintained and organised. Lots of benches and areas to relax and enjoy the views. There are also lots of sculpture and art installations. Informative signage give informatin about the plantings. Gardening tips help point out which plants might fit your garden's needs. A small but well stocked nursery offers an selection of plants you can buy and take with you.

Lauren was so easy to work with, and prices are very reasonable!…read moreThe crew who dropped off the rentals were very professional. Overall, I will rent from Butlerz again!

We had a beach bonfire to celebrate my daughter's graduation, and Butlerz made the whole event so…read morefun and special! We rented chairs, table, fire ring, wood, sticks to roast marshmallows, and corn hole. They were super helpful at pickup and delivery. Everything we received was great quality and in good shape. Lauren and Joe were especially helpful and kind! Thank you for helping to make our event special!!