Part of a steadily growing number of Chef-driven eateries in Paso Robles Finca comes from Stephanie and Patrick Aguirre along with their son Diego, its location inside Old Hometown Nursery's historic farmhouse just steps from the Lofts at the Market. Spanish for "estate," or in this case farm, counter-style service and limited interior seating part of Finca's charm, Chef Aguirre's training includes the likes of Suzanne Goin and Thomas Keller while California's central coast yields a bounty of Fish, Meat and Produce. Offering Baja style quick-casual Mexican Food since May of 2021, Avocados from Morro Bay mashed into under-seasoned Guacamole with freshly made Chips, ownership focuses on local Wines and spirits across a menu of beverages including housemade Agua Fresca with flavors that change daily. Pricey for what it is, though ownership clearly cares about local businesses from Mary's Poutry to Octopus and Shrimp from independent California fishermen, guests can choose to sit indoors or on a porch out front while dining on wood-grilled Steak or a California-style Burrito filled with battered Shrimp. Attuned to the flavor profile of its target audience, namely the sort of people touring Paso Robles' wineries, those expecting spicy Mexican cuisine need to keep this in mind as Jalapenos largely come pickled while other Peppers are tempered by Cream, leaving dishes like the Duck al Pastor nearly too sweet. read more

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This is mainly from a non meat eater perspective. We ordered a mushroom taco, a shrimp taco and a potato taco along with some guac and chips. Guac and chips were good. Mushroom taco was pretty bland, lacked flavours. Shrimp taco was ok. But the potato taco was not good mainly because according to the menu we were expecting a taco shell (deep fried) with some potato cubes and cheese but instead the whole thing (even the fillings) was deep fried. It was extremely rich and had absolutely no flavors. Service was fast and good! The place is clean and really cute! read more

Wow! Wow! Wow! I worked as a head chef in s nice place. I'm VERY picky about restaurants and food. I love octopus and yellow tail and ceviche. This spot is crazy good! Don't miss out. read more

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I have a long history of ordering the wrong thing at new restaurants. If there is a weakness in their menu, I'll find it and inevitably order it. Of course that's not what I'm trying to do, it's just what happens all too often. Invariably, every time it happens, my Wife will have ordered something spectacularly good. So tonight I decided no way am I going to let myself screw up my order. I asked my Wife to order first. She ordered a salad. Ok, definitely not what I would've ordered, but I wasn't going to take any chances. I copied her order. It was a total lock. I had the menu beat. I knew my dinner was going to be great. And then I decided to press my luck. After I ordered my salad I asked my Wife if she'd also like to split an order of Crispy Potato Tacos. She said sure. When those potato tacos hit the table my eyes about bugged right out of my head. You know, there's Crispy and then there's Crispy. These tacos are right around that second Crispy. Deep fried beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty. To a delicious certainty. The edges of the potato filling are fried a deep golden brown. The inside is luciously firm and so satisfying. But what really makes those Crispy Potato Tacos so special are the sauces they drizzle over them. They complement the tacos so perfectly. Just as we finished the tacos the salads arrived. And those salads great. Just like I knew they would be. Because for once I admitted I suck at ordering off an unfamiliar menu and just copied my Wife's order. Not sure why I never thought of just copying her order before. Maybe because she orders things like a salad for dinner. Anyway, the whole meal was a gigantic success. Great tacos, wonderful salads. And they have Mexican Coke! Mikey C says: Copy That read more

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It's a lovely original home in Paso converted into a restaurant. It has a nice wrap around outdoor porch with patio heaters and adjacent is a sunny outdoor dining area You can also dine inside but we ate on the porch as it was my first time and my son's 2nd visit. I wanted to be on the porch. A note about the bathrooms. There's 2 both being male/female. However the doorknob button was pushed in like it was locked but a buy opened it and saw me on the toilet. So it isn't locked even though pushed in. There's no secondary latch. It's counter Servuce. I ordered fish taco and a carne asada taco. I made no changes. I liked them both. Very good. I'm really glad I ordered 2 as it's not a lot of food and comes with nothing. No water either on table. I had a glass of sparkling wine $11 and Hunter had a draft beer ( 2 on tap). Hunter had the carbs asada bowl. We both liked the carne asada. It was tender. However his bowl looked like nothing but meat and chile verde sauce. No cheese no lettuce. No beans. Nothing but meat. The woman said the salsa in my fish taco was spicy as in hit but I consider it totally mild. No heat at all. I liked the food and would go back. I didn't like the aesthetic of the cheap looking IKEA like tables and matching chairs on the porch. It just didn't give the space any character. And felt cheap to me as we found our table but it was comfortable. There's street parking and parking behind the building. All free. read more

Finca Paso Robles - Carne asada bowl. - Mexican Near Me - Paso Robles, California

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Came here for dinner on a Friday evening. Service was sweet, attentive and fast. The restaurant has plenty of seating outdoors and a few tables inside as well. Looks like a home and is cute and bright. Shrimp tacos and fish tacos were the best items ordered. The octopus was a little salty and the pork belly was extremely salty. The asada was pretty good, with mild flavor. They have great chips and salsa that tasted freshly made. The prices are actually pretty high. Paid about $80 for 5 of us including tip. read more

Cutest restaurant ever! Love the decor, ambiance, and outdoor seating. Looks like a modern farmhouse. The inside is small, which is why they have large availability to sit outside. They offer alcohol drinks and bottled drinks, no fountain drinks. They have "specials" that aren't on the menu. Finca is known for their Baja and Sonora style food focusing on wood-grilled seafood and meat. We ordered the yellowtail ceviche. It was my fav! It does get a bit messy to eat due to the ceviche being on top of a tostada and the tostada is floating in the juice. I think maybe just having the ceviche in the juice and the tostada(s) on the side. Definitely makes the plate look aesthetic though. The flavor is amazing!!! We ordered 4 tacos (mushroom, Baja fish, Baja shrimp, and carne asada) and our fav was the Baja tacos. I think the mushroom one was lacking a bit flavor. I enjoyed my aperol spritz. We do think it's a bit pricey, but it's understandable it could be due to the seafood. As we were given our food, the staff had a nice conversation with us regarding the beer my partner was drinking. Whenever we're passing by or in Paso Robles, we will stop by! read more

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I was very intrigued by the Yelp reviews speaking so highly of the house made ceviche that I knew I had to try this place. I stopped in for a late lunch. This converted historical farmhouse houses this restaurant which is the latest project from the owners of La Taquiza in Napa Valley. Menu consists of shared bites, tacos, crunchy tacos (vegan), and oak wood grilled oysters, grilled octopus, and a grilled fish fillet served in a taco, burrito, in a bowl or salad. They are dedicated to using fresh and local ingredients in their dishes. Alcohol is available for purchase and consists of beer and wine. I was greeted warmly by staff and proceeded to order the ceviche special which was the Japanese Yellowtail Ceviche and a shrimp taco. I really didn't know what to expect and anxiously awaited the arrival of my lunch. This ceviche was so distinctive and unique. Ingredients included yellow tail fish, lemon aioli, crab, dijon vinigarette, avocado and tarragon oil. Served on a crisp corn tortilla. I really enjoyed the taste of the fish and the flavor had a nice spicy kick. I see now why people rave about their ceviche. The shrimp taco was also tasty, I just prefer my shrimp tacos grilled with no breading. Although it was quite warm, I enjoyed dining on the beautiful patio near the garden. I would love to return and try the grilled fish fillet. Parking on the streets nearby and a little on the pricey side but you can expect to pay more when ordering good fish. read more

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Once again, we had delicious ceviche and tacos here at Finca. We sat outside and enjoyed the sun on their deck. The food takes a bit but it's made fresh so it's def worth the short wait. The portions were just right. Their homemade salsa is sooo good! The fish taco was a bit short on the fish as pointed out by our server and she said she'd be bringing us another on the house. It never arrived. Hubby loved the duck al pastor and I liked the fish. The chile verde was a bit too mushy for our tastes but the flavor was good. Overall, a good experience. read more

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Always have to pop by Finca the little green house when Im passing through or staying in town. The meats are smoked out back. Fresh made tortillas & fresh produce sourced local. I've never had a bad experience here. Foods absolutely delicious! You have to start with the homemade chips & Guacamole. Enjoy! read more

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I heard such good things about the breakfast burrito at this place but I was not looking for one on my visit. Today, I was in the mood for some tacos so I went with 3 different ones. They were all perfect! I got an asada, duck pastor, and chile verde. I couldn't decide which I liked best! The chile verde had an almost smoked flavor, the perfectly cooked asada was a classic, and the duck was perfectly seasoned with a spicy bite from the included jalapeno. The tortillas were fluffy and held on to the ingredients well. I get why some people might say they're pricey (6.50-8.50) but the quality of the food and ingredients stands out. This isn't your typical taco. My wife got the burrito bowl and was happy with the portion size. She went with the chile verde and said it was some of the best she's ever had. We added chips and salsa to share and it was full of cilantro, which we love! We drank the daily agua fresca and it was limey and perfect for a hot day on the patio. The service was quick and attentive. We'll definitely be coming back. read more

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We stumbled upon this little place cuz all our favorite restaurants are closed on Monday. Ordered the grilled octopus on a plate, ranchero salad and shrimp taco. Everything was amazing. The service is limited at the cashier where you ordered first. Service was quick. Love the indoor and outdoor seating. Ambiance was relaxing and laid back. Good place to grab a quick bite. Suggesting to have a happy hour menu to attract more customers. read more

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Really cute decor and friendly staff. The set up with the restaurant inside the house is really fun and the outside seating is so cute and I loved the seating around the fire pit, it looked like an amazing place to enjoy a margarita at night. The food itself was expensive. We paid $61 for 2 small tacos- Suizas and pork belly, chips & guacamole, one carne asada burrito, and a margarita. The food was plain in my opinion. The burrito was very limey and the tacos were pretty juicy but not very flavorful. The whole experience made me feel like i was at my super trendy and fashionable white girl friend's house who invited me over for Mexican food and it was cute and a fun time but food was bland. Also Maybe we ordered wrong, looks like the fish plates are more popular so maybe those are better! read more

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Always fresh and tasty and their cocktails and beer add to a perfect lunch at the start of our long weekend stay in Paso. read more

Finca Paso Robles - Spicy margarita and tangerine beer - Mexican Near Me - Paso Robles, California

Cut and pasted from their website: "FINCA is a casual restaurant which highlights Baja and Sonora style Mexican food with an emphasis on wood-grilled seafood and carne asada." Quality/Quantity - Not sure what happened, but we were supposed to eat at a winery today?!?! What happened to my reservations?!?! So my daughter picked this place. Simple menu, so I expected it to be done well. We got the following: Guacamole & Chips - $11.50, I expected more chips and guac... My picture makes it look much bigger than it was. For better reference, see the picture next to the two tacos. Taco Duck Al Pastor $8.50 - This was good. Tacco Chile Verde $6.95 - This was good also. Grilled Octopus + Salsa Macha $24.95 - This was good, but nothing like what I really wanted. I thought I was getting the grilled octopus tostada. I should have shown the cashier the picture I found on Yelp... I will take half the responsibility for the wrong order. I got more of an appetizer...? Rather than an entree...? Good thing we were not really hungry and actually going to dinner in a few hours, lol. Beers on tap, but I am drinking only wine on this trip. Atmosphere - Good size location. The outdoor space is way bigger than the indoor space. I do not think my pictures did it justice. You can also see the wood grills outside; see pictures. Plenty of street parking, as with all the other reviews. We were pretty much the only customers here. Yes, we ate at a weird time, 3pm; all those wineries putting us behind schedule, lol. Actually, if you are following, my daughter had us hit so many donut/pastry places prior to lunch. Plus we had a FULL Embassy Suites breakfast! Open 6 days a week from 11am to 8pm, closed Sundays. Service - Counter service. Price - $65 + generous tip; my daughter paid with my credit card, lol. $65 I feel kind of expensive for what we got, especially for a snack. Fancy Mexican food. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2021. read more

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Amazing service, stunning environment and excellent food. The freshness and most delicious mexican food in the central coast!!

Food was outstanding! We tried guac, salsa, octopus taco, duck, carne asada and a pork belly taco. Best carne asada taco I've ever had. The duck and octopus were cooked and seasoned to perfection. (Along with everything else) staff was knowledgeable and friendly....coming back tomorrow lol read more

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Luckily, we stopped by the Paso Market Walk and everything was closed except for Finca! Casual restaurant with plenty of outdoor seating on the porch to enjoy their beautiful garden. The service was quick to get our food out and she provided some other recommendations in town. We decided to try out some of the tacos, specifically the Fish and the Pollo Guiza. These were both really flavorful and the tortilla were ample to not fall apart as you eat. The Cruncy Tacos were the highlight of our order. I really liked the roasted salsa and the melted gruyere inside. These were fun! Finca takes care on making their food and it shows in the quality. read more

Finca Paso Robles - Baja Fish and Pollo Suiza tacos - Mexican Near Me - Paso Robles, California

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DELICIOUS!! Is all i can say. Cute little spot with some bombbbbbb food! They have a lot of sea food options. We got the Japanese yellowtail ceviche (probably our favorite dish of the evening), 1/2 order of oysters, the baja fish taco, duck al pastor, and tacos dorados. These were all yummy options that I highly recommend. We came at 3pm and service was very fast. They have indoor and outdoor seating which I loved. The bathrooms were a little dirty which is my only complaint. Other than that, I absolutely loved my experience at Finca and would be back. read more

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Came here for lunch on a beautiful Saturday afternoon, and the place was poppin! Luckily, we were able to snag one of the last shaded spots outside. We had already been eyeballing the menu and knew that we wanted to try a few different things, we ended up getting the duck Al pastor taco, nachos, and a Carne Asada burrito. Key takeaways here were that the meat was great and the food is expensive. While we would've loved to try more of the tacos, and each have gotten our own duck taco, at $6.50 to $8.50 a taco, that just didn't feel reasonable for lunch or a taco TBH. The meat was very tender and full of flavor, both the Asada and duck. I would get either again, and would like to come back here, but it won't be an every trip lunch stop. Not much to say about the service because it is counter ordering, then your food is brought out to you, but the vibes and the space are delightful. read more

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Had such a great experience at Finca in Paso Robles. We shared the yellowtail ceviche and the duck al pastor taco, and both were incredible -- super fresh, flavorful, and beautifully balanced. The whole vibe of the place is relaxed but elevated, and the food really speaks for itself! Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to. Highly recommend stopping in if you're in Paso! read more

Finca Paso Robles - Duck Al Pastor - Mexican Near Me - Paso Robles, California

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Excellent Mexican restaurant. A colleague brought me here while I was visiting Paso and it was great. Chips, guac and salsa were great with the chips being very addictive and the salsa nice and spicy. Also got a salad with carne asada. The carne asada was delicious and perfectly cooked but the salad could have used a bit more than lettuce and corn. That being my only criticism, I would definitely come back again, especially since there were many other items that sounded really good. read more

I'm giving this place 4.5 stars for the location, the cute building and super cute interior. The service.... Was ok. Could've been way better. Food was good although the carne burrito wasn't very carne as you can see in the photo. The mushroom burrito was good. read more

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We made a last minute pivot to eat here for dinner on our most recent trip to Paso and boy am I glad we did. It's a cute little spot about half a mile from the main downtown area. It's not fancy but the food is crazy good and an incredible addition to the local culinary scene. Everything seemed homemade from the chips and salsa to the corn tortillas. We had chips & salsa, chicken taco, duck Al pastor taco, cheese quesadilla (the green salsa served with this was a true Star, and a bean and cheese burrito. Everything was delicious. The bean and cheese burrito may have stolen the show, which is pretty impressive. They do have margaritas, which we appreciated. The experience was so good that we came back our last morning to try a breakfast burrito (only available fridays and saturdays). We had the bacon burrito. The pieces of bacon were thick, meaty, and Smokey. Nothing like the cheap store bought bacon you often enounter. It was made perfectly so that you got bites of everything in each bite. Very impressive. One of the best I've ever had. Wish they had some spicier homemade salsa/ hot sauce options but what they do have is quite tasty. read more

Burritos are mostly rice, just a few small pieces of meat sprinkled in it. Used to love it when it first opened but has not kept same consistency. They removed my review on google for posting this. read more

Finca Paso Robles - Asada taco, Baja fish taco - Mexican Near Me - Paso Robles, California

This place is solid, don't get me wrong. Five stars is for stellar. This was a good lunch on the road. Setting is a nice converted house. Plenty of outdoor seating good for dog owners. Bathrooms were good (place I first tried across the street didn't have a bathroom- how is that legal?). Staff helpful. We had tacos. The duck was tasty, the carne asada particularly so- unusually tender and nicely marinated. I didn't get a taste of the mushroom so I have to conclude it was good. The chile verde pork belly was okay but lacked that tomatillo richness. Green salsa was tasty. Guacamole was real- mostly avocado with some onion and cilantro. Good chips too. Grim town for espresso tho. read more

Had a nice lunch here, two tacos each, chips with salsa and guac, a Diet Coke and a water... with tip was $68, so food was good, actually it was pretty darn good but honestly very expensive for what you get. It's a walk up order and they bring your food to the table, and again the food was good but 68 bucks should get you a hell of a lot more than a couple of tacos and a Diet Coke.. unfortunately these days everything is so ungodly expensive, but this is just over the top stupid, so if you don't mind spending your hard earned money, you'll get some good food here, but I guarantee you you can get a better deal somewhere else read more

five stars for sure and I would've given them that if that had more than just beer and wine. But other than that I had no complaints! We got the dozen oysters they were delicious. we also got the hamachi ceviche on a tostada it was so yummy. And we got an octopus taco I didn't try it but my man liked it! Ambiance is calm and cute! service is order at the front and bring your number to the table read more

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Crazy good food! High quality and great flavors. We had the carne asada taco, fish taco, mushroom taco and duck taco. All had fresh tortillas and different sauces. The carne had fantastic flavor from their smoker. We also got the ceviche which was so fresh! Fresh jugo too!! read more

Finca Paso Robles - Carne asada, fish and duck tacos with jugo! - Mexican Near Me - Paso Robles, California

First things first, this place is really cute. It's a cross between boho-modern and farmhouse decor and those vibes really work for this place. They're located in a great spot just outside the main building of the Paso Public Market Walk. They have ample parking and had plenty of both indoor of outdoor seating available. The food itself was good but not anything phenomenal. It's hard not to like a fried fish taco and chips and guac, am-I-right? Service was cordial but not overly friendly. You order up at the counter and receive a table number and a server will deliver your food to you when it's done. The food came out remarkably quick! When you're finished, there's a bussing station set up outside to leave your plates and other items. So why only 3 stars? Well, as I and others have mentioned, the food is good but not great. The biggest letdown for me was the Pollo Pibil taco. It's described as a Yucatan style chicken in annatto sauce topped with pickled onions & crema. Maybe my expectations were too high for this taco but at $6.75, I did expect more than a couple ounces of chicken, 4 slices of a pickled onion, and a boatload of crema. The flavor of the chicken was uninteresting and without other crunchy accoutrements, it was just a wet (almost soggy) chicken taco. Honestly, a chicken taco from ANY food truck would have been better. The Baja fish taco ($6.50) was better than the chicken taco but not by much. The fish is beer battered & fried, and includes cabbage, crema & habanero salsa. The additions of the cabbage and salsa were really what elevated this taco above the chicken. Without these, it would have been a dupe of any other run of the mill fish taco. The chips and guac ($11.50) were great. Chips are thick and made in house. They're not 'fresh' though, as they're sitting in bags to the right of the cash register, but they were likely prepared the same day. The guacamole was chunky and the avocado tasted fresh. I wish some pico or some salsa was provided with it as well at this price. Guac is certainly extra here! My wife ordered the Sweet Potato crunchy tacos ($14 for 2) which are stuffed with sweet potatoes and melted Gruyere. The description says they're served with an almond salsa which I don't think we were provided. Unless the almond salsa is the orange sauce drizzled on top which tasted more like chipotle to me. These tacos were great. Crispy but not overly fried or dry. Not too long ago these were $15 for 3 which would have been a fairer price for these. They were still delicious though and they're the only item here that I'd order a second time. Overall, this place is a cute spot and food is good but most of it is overpriced and underwhelming. Small changes like providing escabeche (pickled vegetables) or side salsas with the tacos and adding some texture to the chicken taco would go a long way. Until then, I'll likely frequent other restaurants in the area because there are plenty of good alternatives. read more

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First things first, Finca is SUPER cute. The exterior looks like a cottage style house with outdoor seating that wraps around the front premier. Upon entry we were greeted and shown the menus. Ordering takes place at the front counter which can feel like more of a fast food restaurant rather than a sit down restaurant. We were given a number and our food was brought to our table. We ordered: - Chips and guac ($11.50) - Sweet potato crunchy tacos ($14) - Baja fish taco ($6.50) - Pollo Pibil taco ($6.75) I'm a sucker for chips and guac and this appetizer did not disappoint. When it came out within roughly 2 mins of sitting down I was a little spectacle but the flavor was delicious and the texture was just how I like it- a little chunky. My entree, the sweet potato crunchy tacos were very rich. The sauce on top was quite spicy but the crème complimented it nicely. As for the tacos, they were underwhelming and overpriced for what they are. I enjoyed the self serve water station with utensils, napkins, and huge bottles of tapatio. read more

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The food is exceptional! We had four tacos: duck, pollo, fish and shrimp- each unique and delicious. We live in the Bay Area, and we have many choices for Mexican food. Finca exceeds my expectations! We'll return on Sunday as we head back home. read more

Finca Paso Robles - Duck taco and pollo taco - Mexican Near Me - Paso Robles, California

Guac Star From the owners of Napa's Michelin recommended La Taquiza comes their newest venture Finca. Finca isn't looking to reinvent classic Mexican fare, but to upgrade it to new heights using quality locally-sourced ingredients, housemade everything, and a real wood grill to kick things up a notch. The Good: *Love the ambiance of this historic farmhouse that's been renovated with simple country accents, wood floors, and a stellar patio. *Friendly service with a smile *Dog-friendly outdoor seating *Local beers on-tap, as well as fermented grapes. *Their Guacamole was superb and full of flavor. It needed a few flecks of salt, but the well-seasoned tortilla chips took care of that nicely. *I didn't try it, but my picky-ass son scarfed down the Baja Shrimp Tacos, so that's worth mentioning. *Sweet Potato Gruyère Dorados (fried tacos) were fantasticly rich and full of flavor. But maybe just a little too rich, as Carissa tapped out after just two. Luckily, I was there to save the day. :-) *The Al Pastor Duck Tacos were frigging fantastic. I thought it was odd having the half a pickled Jalapeño on top, but I decided to give it a go--and wow! The spice and vinegar from the pickle went well with the rich, sweetness of the Al Pastor Duck. This was Taco perfection, my friends. The Meh: *Pork Belly Chile Verde Tacos were good, but a little bit too overseasoned as they pickled our mouths with every bite. Luckily, the tasty and crisp IPA helped with this. *Octopus Taquiza, while delicious, ate a little wet which muted the flavor. I just wish it was cooked down a few minutes more. The Ugly: *I don't particularly have an issue with this, but *some* people might not like paying $7-9/ea for a taco, but for me when they deliver on the flavor I'll pay whatever. Conclusion: Upscale delicious Mexi eats without all the fussiness. read more

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Cool little place at Market Walk. Pretty delicious tacos and burritos that aren't traditional but not TOO hipstery reinvented either. The octopus tostadas are their signature item I believe and it's really good. You can see them smoking the octopus early in the morning on their outdoor grill. The only issue is it's quite expensive ($22) for the one small tostada that you get. read more

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The Mrs. and I had a late lunch at Finca today. Finca sits on Spring Street(Paso Robles Main Street) next door to the Paso Market Walk. I can best describe Finca as a fast casual restaurant in a fancy setting. That setting being a beautiful Victorian home. You order food from a counter and then find a seat. There is no table service from what I can tell. We ordered three dishes. Those being the chips and guacamole, the Octopus Tostada, and the Halibut Ceviche which was the ceviche of the day. The chips and guacamole were good. The guacamole had great flavor and the chips were light and crispy. The Octopus Tostada had a lot of flavor. The octopus was tender and had a beautiful smoky flavor. The Halibut Ceviche was probably the best dish. The Halibut was flaky and flavorful. It also had a good bit of heat to it which was tempered by the yellow tomato that was mingled with it. The service we received was excellent. I don't recall if beer and wine was offered. Parking is available behind the building and on the street. read more

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Loved this highly rated Mexican place, located at the prime corner spot of the cool Paso Market Walk food hall. The indoor and outdoor door seating areas are both clean and comfortable. Indoor has AC and outdoor is friendly for dogs. We ordered the grilled octopus tostadas, duck taco, ceviche, and some chips. Everything was delicious, we loved the Octopus the most. read more

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Came here for the octopus and tried a few other things on the menu but the octopus was overcooked, the shrimp bowl had 4 pieces of shrimp and the ceviche just tasted like butter. There were no utensils available and had to go ask for them at the register. Both attentive service and quality of the food is lacking. If you're looking for a good eat, I would skip as it wasn't cheap either. Definitely not anywhere near an authentic Mexican restaurant. Came here 08/2025 for reference. read more

Finca Paso Robles - Patio sitting area - Mexican Near Me - Paso Robles, California

Delicious food and outdoor patio seating. Recommend. Cute merch too! We enjoyed the Aguasc Frescas.

My bf and I stopped by and tried the several pork belly, carne asada, octopus and duck tacos. They were ALL fantastic, with special shout out to the duck tacos. The duck tacos were LIFE CHANGING. So good. A couple of wonderful spicy margaritas made by the helpful and friendly staff and it was a perfect meal. Thank you! read more

Finca Paso Robles - Taco Baja Fish, Taco Carne Asada, duck tacos, spicy margaritas made - Mexican Near Me - Paso Robles, California

Stopped in when visiting Paso over the Thanksgiving weekend. So glad we gave it a try. Excellent service. Very clean inside and well maintained. Bathrooms were very tidy. We had Chips and Salsa, which were so very tasty and fresh tasting. Craving their salsa actually! My spouse had the Salmon Ceviche, which was a special. He said it was good. But he probably wouldn't order it again. The salmon strips were thick and long. Not the chopped appearance that is expected with Ceviche, a little off putting actually. I had a Duck Taco, which was unique and tasty. It had a spice that I am typically not a fan of, but it was enjoyable. And I would order it again. Saw many families dining together, so seems great for young and old. Warning that they have a very small indoor dining area. Lots of outside dining but it was chilly so we were happy to get an inside seat. read more