Incredibly awesome escape room setup did Rita's. Would do it again recommed it to everyone.read more

What an amazing surprise to find such elaborate and well-designed escape rooms. We did all four…read moreover the course of a week during a two-week drive around central California. Everyone at Margarita was super nice, and you could tell that everyone involved with the escape room were hardcore enthusiasts. Rita's is their stand-alone, which was a lot of fun and was challenging but not frustratingly so. Definitely can do it with two people with minimal to no hints. Renegade is where they really bring it in terms of design and puzzles. We escaped Retrofit but needed help, and Episodes 2 and 3 were very challenging (we did not escape). Having a third or fourth person would have helped. I can't say much without spoiling anything, but they definitely put their love into this one. It is the same set for all three chapters, but certain elements are only active depending on which episode you're playing. But if you hate lock heavy rooms then this one is for you. I think just about every puzzle you solve leads to the next one without ever having to spin numbers or letters on a lock. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping off here. Plenty of parking and there's Ancient Peaks wine tasting room with a menu across the street. Or The Range or The Porch not too far up the road.

Disappointed at how their hot food has declined in value over the years. Came in today for tacos de…read moretripa, asada, and barbacoa. All tacos were surprisingly bland? Why? Wondering if they've stopped seasoning their meat in order to cater to the demographic here in Atascadero.... Especially the carne asada I mean apart from having so much fatty meat, it had no flavor. The service is always great too, just a little disappointing. When I'm talking about flavor, especially for $4 a taco, I expect a hint of garlic, salt, pepper, lime, etc. I expect the meat to be marinated and flavorful. Maybe they already do that, given they do sell amazing carne preparada, but the hot food just hasn't been the same for the last 3-4 times I've gone. I like supporting local mexican businesses so I continue to go but today might've been my last. I don't think I'll be driving from Slo to Suprema Meat Market for their hot food again. The cold and prepared meats are of high quality though so this review is strictly for the hot food. I understand that they need to stay competitive with the market, but the total for 5 bite sized tacos was $22.... That's insane. For $4 a taco, I just expect more. I hope they review this and implement some change! I see that the owner reached out and I appreciate his response. Maybe I'll give it a try again.

Walking in, it's your typical Mexican market. They have alittle bit of everything you may need…read more There is a lot to look at but they have both produce and dry goods as well as some frozen options. Their meat counter has all kinds of different meats you may need for your Mexican needs. Everyone was helpful and friendly. We got the breakfast burrito and the chicken burrito. Both tasty. Will come back for sure.

Really nice area especially after all of the rain wrote had this season. I was impressed by the…read morespring colors and weather. Work brought me by this location but I'm glad it did. The horses all seem really satisfied and I can see why with their view of the world. Nice local ranch not too far out of town.

A great place to work. Lots of green pastures and a wonderful, hard working staff. The horses are…read moretop bar and a joy to be around.

The girls & I came down to Paso Robles for a bachelorette and we wanted to do a wine tour. We were…read morelooking into multiple shuttle service and this one was the most seamless & was super accommodating to us. Chris was our driver for the day and he came on time to pick us up. He was really great & friendly. He also was very knowledgeable about Paso Robles and answered every question that we had. There were 10 of us and we can be a little too much, but Chris was super patient with us. He went out of his way to go back to the last winery when one of the girls left her phone at there. Really appreciate him going the extra mile. The bride to be was also very happy with how everything turned out! For anyone looking to do a wine tour in Paso Robles, we highly recommend this place. If you could, also recommend Chris! He was amazing & more! Chris - thank you so much for putting up with us! We really appreciate your service today!

From getting a quote to booking I could not have loved this business more. I immediately heard back…read morefrom Jed. He is very responsive. He worked with all my questions and gave a ton of recommendations based off what I was looking for. He gave great options for food and made all the reservations needed for the day. We were lucky enough to have Jed as our guide for the day. Pick up was on time and we went rolling on. He got us checked into the wineries and made sure we were settled and checked back to make sure we were on schedule. He was easy going even when we decided to cut the tour one winery short and grab coffee instead. He even called to cancel the reservation- super planned and thoughtful Would definitely book with Jed again if in the area.

Anthony and Josh deserve 10 stars! Myself and my family have used The Prancing Chef for various…read morefestivities over the last 5 years; from a rehearsal dinner to a surprise 50th birthday bash. Most recently they curated a fantastic family style meal for my birthday dinner. Each dish was so thought out and full of flavor. They did a great job listening to my specific asks, then marrying that with what was in season. Not only is the food spectacular, but both Anthony and Josh are a pleasure to work with. Can't wait for the next event to include The Prancing Chef in!

Anthony and Josh gave my friends and I an absolutely magical birthday dinner experience! We hired…read morethem for a private five-course dinner, and it became the highlight of our trip. The food was fresh, creative, DELICIOUS, and exactly what we had asked for in regards to our dietary preferences. Communication was excellent leading up to our dinner, and Anthony and Josh were so friendly and personable! Would highly recommend the Prancing Chef and would hire him again in a second!

Haute Skillet catered our wedding this past weekend. Before even the actual day, the team was so…read moreaccomodating and flexible for all the things we wanted to do on our menu, from adding extra entrees, to catering to dietary restrictions, to customizing our veggie blends, and more. On the day of, the food was absolutely perfect - everything cooked perfectly, the team was lovely, so kind, and on top of everything, and the bartending was stellar. So many people complimented the food afterwards and said it was the best wedding food they'd ever had, and we couldn't have done it without Haute Skillet. We live locally, and I'm hoping for another ocassion to need catering so we can work with Anna and the team again!!

Just an absolute delight to work with Haute Skillet, Anna and her crew. Every single time. As a…read morefellow "vendor" (Photographer) ~ I have the pleasure of working with and eating their food time and time again. HS is the type of caterer that I see on the Vendor list and get excited. Their food = delicious. Their presentation = more delicious (and this matters to a photographer, especially). A+, highly recommend :)

** Togo order :) We…read moreplaced our order through their website and our food came out quickly and packed nicely! This was our second time visiting this spot, and safe to say it's already a favorite pizza spot. OKAY THE FOOD: * Chicken Parm Pizza: SO GOOD. We had ordered a thin crust, and it was honestly so yummy- I can't wait to order this again LOL. * Chicken Alfredo Pasta: I was really craving a good chicken Alfredo and this dish HIT THE SPOT. The portion itself was large, and it tasted AMAZING. * Mozzarella sticks: I was pleasantly impressed with the mozzarella sticks- we were able to get a very nice cheese pull haha. I can't wait to come back again. The price is REALLY affordable and the portions are reasonable, instantly a favorite spot. Happy eating :-)

I want to like this place, really I do. They started out with great quality pizza, but its gone so…read morefar down hill even with its new remodel. Lets start by calling in an order just to have the person on the other side of the phone yelling at his coworker over some sort of argument in a foreign language. This continues for almost a minute and you wonder if you should just call back.. then he says, "Yes, can I help you." Second, let's talk about messed up order. You ask for one thing and get something else. You ask for no onions, and get onions, etc. You order chicken tenders which says you get 3 and only get 2. Lastly, let's talk about quality. The last few times I've eaten here I've gotten sick. I don't know if they are using expired or left out food, but its been consistent with all members of our house. Moe's is in dire need of new management and better quality control.

So much to love and enjoy here in Atascadero. They seem to have it all . . . and still more to…read morevisit. And whether it's Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Wine Tasting, Beer and Cocktails, Shopping, Tchotkes, there's absolutely something for everyone. My favorites here in beautiful Atascadero are Amstrdm Coffee House, Atrium Mercantile, Barley and Boar, The Book Odyssey, Carbon 6, Cielo, Kula Hawaiian Kitchen and Tasting Room, Malibu Brew House, Mr. Q, Nogi, and Whiskey and June. And all within walking distance to their beautiful Sunken Gardens. Year-round they have special events at the Sunken Gardens, Atascadero Lake Park, and the Central Coast Zoo. A great way to keep up with the happenings is visitatascadero.com

In Spanish the word, Atascadero means one big mess. This to me is the best way to describe this…read morecity. One big beautiful mess. Grapevines, open land, hills, oak trees, golden grass, ranch style homes, clean, paved roads leading to multiple planned out destinations surround this low key area. It feels more like a get away city for the upper class who probably own mansions in Hollywood, but this is when they want a taste of simple ranch life. Then you also have the other half which you can tell have been living here for a long time or inherited the big pieces of property. Then of course you have the still pricey locations where the middle class lives to provide services for the Atascadero residents and visitors. Sounds like the formula used in majority of California cities, but it's nicer and cleaner here. I leave this review with one of my favorite quotes, "You can sit at the dining table, but you can't touch the silverware."

Went turkey hunting in April with 4 friends. It was a semi guided hunt, but Deedy had obviously…read morebeen scouting the area prior and put us in good spots. 3 of the 4 of us got birds. Saw pigs roaming on the property as well, but missed the chance to get one. I plan on going back for turkey, pigs, or both.

Don't bother with Bryson Hesperia Resort. Tried to plan a birthday hunting trip. First excuse, the…read morelady has back surgery and can't guide. Second excuse, the landowners mother passed and being buried on property. Third excuse, she's worried about me infecting her with corona virus because of a single case in Alameda county. Bryson Hesperia Resort is full of excuses!

Atascadero's Farmer's Market on Wednesday afternoons is a pleasant small to medium sized somewhat…read moreseasonal selection of mostly farm/baked goodies. During the peak months, it can almost encircle 1/3 of the Sunken Gardens Park here. Like Templeton, it is around a nice park area. It is a mixed bag, but with less selection. During peak months, one can find tons of produce, but during the late winter the selection is rather anemic & it is likely better to try one of 4 different local FM's around SLO. Templeton is the closest to this area and has a great selection. Other FM's: Saturday [best day of the week]= 1) SLO - Madonna Plaza @ 8 AM [the major one for produce] 2) Templeton Park @ 9 AM [large ] 3) Arroyo Grande - Centennial Park @12 noon [medium] 4) Morro Bay downtown street @ 2:30 PM [Craft] [medium] Monday= Baywood @ 2PM [large] Tuesday= Tank Farm Supply @ 2:30PM or Orcutt @ 10 AM [both are tiny]; or Paso downtown @ 9AM [small] Weds= 1) AG Smart & Final @ 8:30AM [medium]; 2) Atascadero @ 3PM [med.] 3) Santa Maria Town Center @ 12 noon [med.] Thursday= Downtown SLO at night @6 PM [mixed, parking is a hassle]; Thursday Morro Bay in Spencer's Lot @ 2:30 [medium+] Friday= Cambria- Veteran's Plaza at 2PM [medium; nice drive] Sat= see above. Sunday= Vandenburg Village [SB, nice drive]- "Route 1" @10 AM [small] Other options are FM's in Solvang or even in the city of Santa Barbara. This area is great for FM's in general.

This is a great market on Wednesdays!I love to hit them up right after work for yummy fresh stuff…read morefor dinner and the rest of the week It runs 3-6 and currently has about 30 vendors, with all the essentials:fresh baked bread, seasonal local produce, locally roasted coffee, eggs, free range poultry, local olive oil, locally cured meats by the fabulous (Antonio Varia, owner of Buona Tavola) and that awesome Thai food that they also have at Templeton on Saturdays. Parking on the street is an easy walk and there are restrooms available in City Hall. Check it out!