Shoutout to Tony, the doorman, and the entire support staff at Pine Street Saloon! They're always…read morefriendly, attentive, and do an amazing job looking out for everyone while keeping the atmosphere fun and welcoming. You can tell they genuinely care about their guests and the integrity of the Pine Street Saloon! . Great people and a great place!

Late night drinks and some good ole karaoke. Perfect spot for both. Drinks are reasonably priced…read more Karaoke was very entertaining... got the crowd going. Pool hall type of vibes, with some pool tables available to play on. If you need a ride home they have a haunted looking limo available.

We're visiting from out of town and had dinner nearby when we walked past the Rodeo Bar. We…read morecouldn't resist peeking inside--and we're so glad we did! We love a good dive bar, and this place hit the spot. We played a couple games of pool, enjoyed some great beers on tap, and got to pick our own music through their TouchTunes jukebox. The bartender and the crowd were super friendly--overall, a great vibe!

Bartender was super rude!! they had a whole hour and a half before they closed and all we asked for…read morewas bottled beer and she made it seemed like we were asking for so much. She also had a gf at the bar she was catering too and it was like we were interrupting her even asking for a beer or our tab. Will never go back even two other guys at the bar told us she had been rude to multiple people the entire night. It was the last bar we wanted to stop at before finishing our trip in Paso and she made it a horrible experience when we were in a good mood.

Stopped in after a hike and lunch up the street. Had heard about this place and decided to check it…read moreout! Shannon the bartender was super friendly and we chatted about places we've lived in California various things. It's a good sized "dive bar" but has pool table, stage and a huge outdoor patio out back. I like the beer choices and we chilled for about an hour. Would like to come back on a night with music and a larger crowd. Will be back with friends!

Aka Niffy's Merrimaker. God bless Niffy, she saved this historic venue from the enshittification of…read morethe last owner's "remodel". The Merrimaker is, once again, a welcoming watering hole to all walks (including well-behaved pups). The Biergarten in back is beautiful. The interior's character has been restored. The beer is cold and yummy. The hoses are clean! All the good of the OG "Marriagebreaker" is back, with nicer bathrooms and an amazing live music calendar (but plenty of regular hang-time, too). The balance of the universe has been restored. Thanks, Niffy!

Incredible dive bar with perfect cocktails! Had one of the best olde fashions there and a holiday…read moreeggnog. Read the previous reviews and knew it would be good. Keep in mind dive bar rules apply, you get what you give. Enjoy this hole in the wall and keep the true dive bar vibe alive!

Love this sweet spot. Feels old school in an historic area (but with all the new spots opening)…read more It's a whiskey with a beer back kind of place. Post up and chill. Nice bartenders.

We really enjoyed our meal here a few Sunday's ago on Father's Day! They make absolutely killer…read moreburgers, especially the Creston burger. It's one of the very best I've had in all of SLO county hands down. There's something special/unique about heading out on the highway 41 east to Creston and LB Saloon in particular. When you pull into the few block radius that is Creston it's always a fun feeling. They've got a great outdoor patio with live music, a throwback feeling interior/bar, and an unassuming character to the establishment that's awesome. We really appreciate our visits out here and the high quality of the food, beverages, live music, and a friendly staff.

Surprise find on the way back to highway 101 from a visit to see the wildflowers at Carrizo…read moreNational Monument. We needed a bio break and to stretch our legs. We came upon the intersection that Longbranch sits at and decided to check it out. Glad we did. We split the Smoked Pork Cuban Sandwich with fries and a pint of their rotating beer on tap. The sandwich was so good! Had a little zing at the end of each bite from the banana peppers included on the bottom. We both loved it. The beer was a Mosaic Pale Ale from a local SLO brewery called "There doesn't exist" We sat outside in their patio section, the weather was perfect. We learned our 3:30p Sunday arrival meant that we missed the live music they have on Sundays from noon-3pm. Bummer Service was quick and friendly. Would definitely return if it was along the path of our future travels.

On our way home from Morro Bay, we decided to stop in Paso Robles for lunch and ended up at Pappy…read moreMcGregor's. This was our second visit, and we enjoyed it just as much as the first. We grabbed a table on the patio, ordered a couple of drinks, and split the meatloaf while watching the World Cup. The portion was more than generous for two people sharing lunch, and everything was flavorful and well prepared. The service was excellent, and the atmosphere was nice. It is the kind of place where you can easily spend an extra hour enjoying a drink and taking in the scene. Overall, this continues to be a great stop whenever we're in Paso Robles, and I'm sure we'll be back again.

My family went here this evening. The food was not a problem, the waiter was efficient and fine…read more But I have to make you aware of why the 2 stars. 1) they do t tell you there is an automatic 20% tip fee for parties over 6 until they bring the bill 2) they add another 3% for a credit card fee. We had a party of 7 and the bill had over $50!!! Added regardless of how the night went and without any prior warning. This is not OK. If you want to up charge Dayton front. If you want to hit me with a 20% service fee tell me up front. But when you do not and you put me in the patio with no Air Conditioning and charge me over $50 without my consent. Shame on you. This is a 3.5 star place but I had to down graded it for single financial issues.

Food was great as usual! Samantha was amazing helping navigate the menu for our dietary…read morerestrictions and making sure we had a great experience! Come for the cocktails, and enjoy the yummy food. Burrata was great and the fries are to die for especially with the ranch!

This place was so cute and such a great atmosphere. Great drinks and food, and the service was…read morefantastic. Can't say enough about our server, Keely, she was super helpful, friendly and helped us book a reservation for the remedy! Definitely recommend!!!

Good vibes, nice drinks, and staff was super nice, perfect for a chill night out. Went here with my…read morewife to get a few drinks and cap off the night, the drinks were well made. Love the overall decor of the place very rustic.

Always a good time. CASH ONLY! So be prepared…read more Great dive bar. Great service with very chill ambiance. TBH - I've been here 3 times and don't think they have food, but I've never really checked. If you're hungry, there's tons of little restaurants in the area. Great gum place to hang out!!

Just wasn't as tasty and fun as the last two times we attended…read more... Our Server was fantastic, but our Steaks weren't as good and the Appetizers/Sides were average

We ate there Friday 7/17. The service was outstanding and the food was excellent!!…read more We started with the Burrata appetizer which was delicious. I had the Shrimp and Grits and my husband had the Braised Pork Shoulder. We shared but just for a few bites. Each plate was well worth it. We took dessert back to our hotel. It was the butterscotch pie. Equally delicious. It had a graham cracker/coconut Crust. We will definitely go back when we visit Paso again. Kathy & Karl

We loved Eleven Twenty-Two, what a unique and fun experience. Hidden off the square behind Pappy…read moreMcGregor's in downtown Paso, this speakeasy has quite the entry process. First, you line up at the entrance, then you ring the doorbell, but only once as the sign warns. You are greeted through a peekaboo window in the door where they ask your party size. You are then taken in groups of three or less to a vestibule where they lock down your phones so you can't take any pictures and then you are seated in the dark and moody atmosphere. They don't split checks, so be ready to order as a group. There's a 90 minute time limit as well, so don't dawdle. Highlights of our order included the Butter Pecan Old Fashioned (so good!) and the Banana Daiquiri. We stayed for the full 90 minutes and when we left there was a long line waiting to get in. Go early if you want to get one of the few seats inside or be prepared to wait. We loved our experience.

Had the thrill of taking my girlfriend out to check out one of Paso's most unique cocktail…read moreexperiences. She'd only been once before and thought it would be a fun place to return to. We arrived just minutes after 5pm on a Thursday, with only one group ahead of us -- about a 5-minute wait before we were ushered in. They do check IDs, so bring one, or find somewhere else to drink. After the secret knock and moving a book in the entryway library, the door opens into a 1920s-style bar: heavy, dark wood, and very limited seating, with just 8 seats at the bar and two larger seating areas for groups. I believe our bartender's name was Matt -- the last of the original employees since Eleven Twenty-Two opened eight years ago. He was great, walking my girlfriend through the menu when she asked for recommendations, and sharing some great insight when we asked about the bar's history and the mixology behind the drinks. She started the evening with a Mexican Firing Squad -- very margarita-like, with tequila, lime, house-made grenadine, and Angostura. I wasn't quite as adventurous and wanted to keep things simple, so my first round was a martini, stirred and dry. The fun didn't stop there, since we had 90 minutes to relax before our dinner reservation. Round two was a Slow and Foamy -- a lemongrass- and fennel-infused vodka with egg white. It was an interesting drink; flavors you wouldn't expect to work together, worked together beautifully. It's an in-house creation by the female bartender, whose name I didn't catch. Torn between a Sidecar and a Manhattan, I went with the Sidecar, since I hadn't found a good one anywhere else in Paso. Matt poured a really nice one -- not too sweet, with a sugar-rimmed glass and well-balanced simple syrup. Like every drink that night, it was beautifully balanced. We finished with a Banana Daiquiri -- their unique take on the drink, without the slushy ice or fake banana flavor. This was probably the best drink of the night for both of us, and we shared it. It's not cheap, but a night out for drinks never is. That wouldn't stop me from bringing out-of-town guests here -- they'd love this kind of historical, speakeasy-style setting. I really appreciated the staff's attention and professionalism. We had a great time. Thanks, Eleven Twenty-Two!