ALWAYS CLOSE 10-20 MINUTES EARLY which is just so…read moreunfortunate since my job doesn't allow me to get off until 3 meaning i have to rush here every time

Drivers need to do better and not be lazy.Say my driveway door and mail box are blocked. One…read moredelivery said couldn't be delivered due to that reason said the time they tried it and same day another package said was failed to be delivered at different time which was funny cause I was outside and never saw the usps truck. This has happened 3 times now. And it's due to the laziness of the drivers you can see how determined they are to not get out of the vehicle by looking at the side of there vans there all scratched up on one side from bushes and all clean on the other side just cause there lazy and drive government issues vehicles

I first joined the Atascadero Chamber of Commerce 9 years ago when we launched SLO TALK podcasting…read morestudio. From the very beginning ACOC has been supportive and beneficial to our business. The ACOC provides many helpful services, from referrals to providing numerous events & promotional opportunities that has helped our business to thrive and grow. Excellent leadership& staff!

WOW! I had no idea the chamber in Atascadero was such a valuable resource for our community! My…read morefriend recommended that I purchase their wine country passport before our weekend together. So I went in and was super surprised! The staff not only gave me lots of tips and tricks on how to best utilize the wine passport. We had a great weekend exploring wine country and the wineries we went to treated us so great. ALSO Shoutout to the lady at the front desk who gave me all the inside info about some great upcoming events and sold me the awesome coffee mug! THANK YOU ATASCADERO CHAMBER!

Went down to pick up my mail from my PO Box and had a card saying excessive mail (or something like…read morethat) the clerk retrieved my mail and I went home. I had mail from 6 different people not ever close to my PO Box #. It's like they were just throwing anyone's mail in my box. Poorly managed post office for sure!

What a nice little Post Office in Cambria. We were just up the street at easy as pie Having lunch…read moreand we check the Post Office was 450' away so We decided to walk to the Post Office to ship a package we had. We figured look for the flagpole would be the easiest Way to find it Way to find it. But that was not true on this day has the flag was at half mast in around the back of the building and not visible from up the street. We laughed but we found it anyway and boy was this a popular place. It was A-line being served by some very nice people

I like how the Paso Robles Carnegie Library and city hall share a building. The library outgrew its…read moreoriginal location, which was established in 1908 and relocated in 1998, and it is in the City Park. Be sure to visit the library's gift shop and check out the historical library.

I love the Paso Robles Public Library! It is everything a library should be - well stocked,…read moreattentive, helpful staff, quiet, good computer and fax/scan machines, and great location in the town square and park with many great coffee and eating establishments.

Camp Bob!! Wow this place has some history to its name. Opened in 1941 so during the time of WW1…read more Said to be hunted from spirits of Ww1 soldiers. This place has a small little museum and they hold slot of training here for the sm

What a nice drive around the base. Beware of the potholes, random elk, suicidal squirrels, and more…read morepotholes. The roads are slowly being fixed been here 3 years now and I think they are almost done. Nice tank and military museum for the history buffs. Lodging, PX shoppette, chow hall, and a gym that has been closed since I got here. Overall a nice and quiet place to work.

The Templeton Chamber of Commerce is a great resource for business owners looking to improve their…read morebusiness, and for people visiting the area and considering relocation to Templeton. The new CEO, Jessica Main, is doing a fantastic job. I attended their first-ever Templeton Christmas Tree Auction over the weekend and it was spectacular. The night was so much fun and they raised thousands of dollars for local non-profits. What a great thing to do for charity right before the holiday!

Pretty shocking to find such an awesome looking building and this town. Looks like a little chunk…read moreof ancient Rome.

Our City hall is a real gem. First built in 1913 it was the crown jewel of Atascadero. Fast forward…read moreto 2003 and the San Simeon earthquake severely damaged the building. Skip now to today. and with the help of good vision, a great plan and lots of money, the building is restored beyond the grandeur of its beginnings. Now up to earthquake code, and more it is a hub of city activity. The dome in the main lobby is world class, and even if you have no business to conduct at City hall, step in and enjoy the view. The ceiling is marvelous. There are 2 single room museums that depict tent city, and the earthquake rebuild. all done so well. A real city hall to be proud of.

So if you know me a little, you know I always love checking out local flavor…read more I travel to this area of California every summer. Last summer I had seen this chapel from Highway 46 as I entered wine country. It caught my attention so I decided to check it out on the way home. Location is easy to find and it's on McMillan Canyon Road. You can easily miss the turn so use your GPS. Once you turn onto the road the chapel comes in full view. It's like this beautiful beacon standing the middle of the foothills of central California. I pulled into the parking lot with not a soul in sight. We hiked the 300 feet up to the chapel with gorgeous vineyards keeping us company on the way up. For those that are unable to complete the steep walk, there is a paved road entrance behind the chapel but only open on Sundays. The chapel was not open but it still had a lovely exterior. The chapel was built by Judge William Clark a local Shandon resident in 1993. It was built in the style of English architect Christopher Wren who also worked on St. Paul's Cathedral in London. It is open for mass on most Sundays at 8:00am and once a year they host Festival Mozaic. The chapels name was changed to Serra Chapel in 2015. If you enjoy local flavor, this is a must stop I highly recommend.

Went there one time. One time only. They don't have proper seating and the woman seated in front of…read moreme thought my child was going to kick her or something. She got up and stared at my son. I wasn't greeted at door of chapel. Priest was busy talking with others. He looked at me , and that was that. Not even a smile. I won't be a part of a hypothetical congregation as theirs.