While I was at the market, I saw a sign for seed swap at the local community center. I decided to…read morehead over after my shopping. - The community center has parking on site and the event was well attended! There were tons of free seeds as well as informational tables . - The event was sponsored by the multiflora garden club in Paso Robles . They had activities for children and you could come and go as you please.

Such great options from baked goods to fresh fruit and veggies, even some hot food options. I got…read moreamazing freeze dried organic strawberries! So delicious sad I was just a visitor and can't go weekly.

Nature's Touch Nursery and Harvest in Templeton is the absolutely perfect local produce and fresh…read moremarket stand with so much small business charm. This spot is such a sweet, inviting little locals paradise. They sell fresh local fruit, veggies, honey, bread, milk, and so much more. The staff is always so nice and friendly, they makes it hard to not want to come back here every week. 5 stars every time for supporting small, local businesses like this gem!

The shop itself is small and has limited produce. It is cute and has an adorable aesthetic. I just…read moredidn't find anything to buy other than lemons. - The cost of the lemons was expensive. They were organic but about 3x the price at the farmers market. - It is notes that CalFresh recognizes them as an in network seller for EBT but I learned they do not accept this form of payment. Parking is free.

We stopped here while traveling, very cute Farmers Market. A nice place to stop to shop and…read morebrowse, get something to eat. We enjoyed our visit.

Age of C-19 local review: A nice pleasant drive out to a pleasant Mom & Pop Farm & Farm Stand. We…read morevisited after hitting our usual Sat. AM Farmer's Market in Templeton Park in the main town. While we already grabbed some goodies there we were curious about this Farm Stand since people gave it high grades as far as Farm Stand go. We were immediately impressed with the safety measures, the friendliness of the farming couple, the quality of the produce, as well as, the ability to walk around a bit & see all that they grow there in the compact network of fields. I especially liked the variety of tomatoes that they grow and the bicolor corn....both of which tasted marvelous with great fresh flavor. You can taste the care that they put into their products. They take pride in the Farm Stand, and it was likely one of the cleanest well organized stands I have ever seen. Beside what they had out, they also had a plethora of other herbs and veges in the modern refrigerators. While it is out in the country, it is only about an 11 minute drive from the 101, so you not only get nice country views, you get good eats. Since they are open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, they are a great option in case you either missed the Farmer's Market or crave their specific produce. While it is usually very hard to find fresh herbs at our area FM's, here they seemed to have a wide variety, as well as, fresh onions and garlic. They had a diverse selection that rivals some full service markets, and surely beat Whole Paycheck Market on freshness, price, knowledge, and friendliness. Please support these and others local Farms & Farm Stands...they are are local treasures! Thank you!

We absolutely loved this organic farm foods at the certified farmers market in Santa Barbara…read more They had everything that we were looking for one of my favorite snacks of all time. Is there walnut nougat candies .. They are so delicious in my opinion they are the perfect snack. I carry them in my purse and I sometimes give them away as gifts. They have all of the dried yummy foods. I love dehydrated, tomatoes, and oranges. They're so delicious. This was my favorite booth at the market . They have so many wonderful healthy, yummy organic foods

Mount Olive produces such high quality good food that I feel fortunate every time I visit…read more them on Saturday's, in San Luis Obispo as well as Monday's, in Los Osos. Sometimes we go out to their farm in Paso Robles for lunch. This family has a long history since the early 90s and I am grateful for the care they take and all the hard work they put into producing the cleanest, organic food they possibly can. To everyone at Mount Olive, Thank you very much and keep up the good work. We really appreciate it. Your food it gives us life!

I really enjoyed my experience here. The lady working at the shop who did the honey tastings was so…read moresweet and informative! And the honeys were delicious! Only tried one maple but it was really good and end up buying it. Also visited the farm ($3 per person) and got to see the goats, chickens, and bunnies. If you want to feed the goats you will have buy that separate (wish someone told us that before we were out there). I was hoping to do some picking it didn't appear that was being offered at the time. But overall a really cute place to stop at and spend an hour.

I stumbled across Jack Creek Farms while driving from Paso Robles to Cambria, and I am so glad I…read morestopped. It's a family owned gift shop and farm, and it is truly so charming. When I visited in October they had tons of pumpkins and fall items on display. Inside of the shop they have an assortment of honeys, and even offer honey tastings! They had many unique culinary items like flavored salts, spices, olive oils, etc. And they also had some beautiful chocolate truffles. I left with gifts for many of my loved ones and also some for myself. I wish I lived closer to this shop! I'd be in all of the time.

Brunch on Sundays with great local musicians. The food and service are excellent. Whenever we…read morehead out without a specific plan we always end up at primal house. Only thing that would be better is if the online event schedule was updated.

WOW. We were looking for dinner, and the Concierge at the Just In suggested Primal House…read more If you aren't a local, this is a combination butcher shop, cheese shop, brewery and restaurant, all in one. Farm to table, they raise the cattle they serve. We had a pianist playing for dinner, and she was quite good. As to the food, my wife decided to order their BLTA which was bacon, lettuce, tomato and avocado for her dinner. It came with a dish of cole slaw, which was emboldened with some jalepeno - very nice! She said the bacon was very tasty and good on the sandwich. I ordered their filet mignon with a side of their smashed potatoes, which were covered with cheese and bacon chunks. The filet was served with a green chimichurra sauce and a combination of sour creme and horseradish. I went all in on the sour creme and horseradish sauce - it was delightful. The steak was cooked to order. The bathrooms were clean. The service was very strong. The abiance her is butchershop/restaurant/brewery. The back bar was set up nicely - they had a variety of alcohol and non-alcohol drinks. Kid friendly (keep them out of the brewery) and just a nice place to visit! It's a bit off the beaten path, so take the time to find it. Also, their beer names - were pretty EPIC.