Our final stop during our road trip through Morro Bay, Morro Made is a local store focusing on…read moreeither items made near Morro Made OR items marked with Morro Bay. It opened a bit later than the other stores, so spent a bit of time waiting at the shop across the street. The stop ended up being successful, with my wife picking up a tea cloth with Morro Bay embroidered on it. I enjoyed looking at the various coast art, many of which showed the iconic Morro Bay with the Rock behind it.

I truly enjoyed the experience coming into this family/local owned shop. Great artistry and unique…read morehand crafted trinkets, gifts, stationary. Owner was kind and gave great background on the art so it's very clear they care for what they are doing. Price point is also so reasonable even given the level of craftsmanship :) Will be back.

I was visiting Morro Bay and happened to walk into this wonderful little store. I met the owner,…read morewho told me that she and her daughter find sea glass and make the jewelry themselves. They had an incredible variety of beautiful jewelry. I found a ring that fit me perfectly, and I absolutely love it! Make sure you stop by to check out their store if you are ever in the area!

I had the pleasure of meeting the daughter while shopping here…read more She told us her and her Mom make the jewelry which is beautiful. I bought myself a sea glass ring that I'm in love with. Such a kind, sweet soul with a beautiful smile. Thank you so much for your great service.

I googled what factors determine a good, honest jeweler? How do I know the repair work is good and…read morethe stones didn't get switched. Well, I walked into the corner jeweler here in town and as soon as I walked in this was the guy, the place. M wanted a stone and setting improvement on her mother's ring, So here we are. Ali the owner is a lovely man, he's got the knowledge, the inventory, and the personality to make me feel good about his jewelry business. Ha yes here's what we'll do... M also brought in a digital watch that needed a battery. That was taken care of in minutes, and the altered ring was promised with in a week. Excellent. I doubt very much that I'll need to add anything but praises to this review next week. So if you got some broken jewelry or lookin' for new or old classic, it's here! foodguy-Martin

Ali is the best of the best jewelers and clockwork in the central coast. He is sweet, honest,…read morehumble and very professional. His work is quality and professional. I can't recommend anyone else who can match his work.

One of my favorite shops on the Embarcadero. They have the most beautiful jewelry and gift items…read more Last time we were here I bought beautiful ring made out of old unique Japanese button. The owner remembered us when I told her about the ring I had bought last visit. That same jewelry designer had other button jewelry on display here. They were having a sale on everything there, which was great. I ended up finding a cute mini wallet as a gift for a friend and a tiny stuffed cat that resembles my own cat. Both items were a great price. I'm so happy we stopped by here.

Wonderful store ... unique, artsy jewelry pieces. One of a kinds. Must see!…read more Website is not working.

I enjoyed viewing the glassworks here at By the Bay Gallery on a recent visit. Being right by the…read moreocean is a lovely environment for the works. The store is very upscale for Morro Bay, so it is fun to see work that I might expect to view in Cambria.

Such a lovely shop. I always find the right gorgeous piece of jewelry here that I treasure. Tiny…read moreand perfect with an amazing selection of artisans. Need a gift this is your place for something special and lovely.

I went in to have my husbands fathers watch worked on, his father passed away and Zion wanted it…read morecleaned and tuned up for a surprise. The jeweler took a few minutes and let me know it was it good shape, and because of the age, opening it up posed a risk to the original parts. He did not charge me, gave me expert advice, I really appreciated his honesty. I will definitely go back for future needs.

Simply put , they absolutely know what they are doing . Great customer service. Going back today.read more

I love stopping here when I'm in the area. They have a huge selection of shells at really great…read moreprices. There's a section of shells that would be great for jewelry making or art projects all priced under $1. My favorite area is the jewelry up front by the register. I got a variety of bracelets and anklets all priced from $4.99-$5.99 you can't beat that. They even have some unique "roses" made of different variety of shells.

The Shell shop is a wonderland for shells! It has everything from tiny Murex shells all the way up…read moreto perfectly formed specimen shells for the serious collector. You can find any shell you want to use for making crafts or any large beautiful shell you want simply to display in your home. The store is located on the Embarcadero in Morro Bay and it does have 30 minute free parking, which is important because the parking on the Embarcadero is always full. I'm sure they would let you run over the 30 minutes if you were shopping in the store. The store is always busy with lots of tourists choosing things to take home as genuine souvenirs. Some of the real beauties are the frames and little animals that they make out of shells as well as the ships made out of shells. I got a lot of scallop shells to use to make craft items with, ranging color from pale white to a beautiful coral in natural colorations. It's a fun place to come visit and simply look at the multitude of shells, or stock up on all reasonably priced shells.

RIght next to the Nautical Bean coffee shop is this bright and beautiful little store that sparkles…read morewith color and creativity. I couldn't wait to go in and see what treasure awaited. Surprisingly, there was just one cheerful woman behind the counter (Paula Radke) who greeted us and immediately shared that she was both the owner and the artist. Her passion and personality seemed to radiate in the pieces of jewelry. We got to make our pick out our own stones and glass and she put them together in earrings and necklaces. There were also picture frames with glass pieces and other small pieces that decorated her shop. What was most impressive was the way she so quickly shared her experience of moving from one location to another and how fortunate she was to have this new shop in Morrow Bay. The four of us enjoyed her stories as much as we enjoyed her art.

We have loved Paula Radke's artwork ever since we commissioned her to make huge glass tiles for…read moreour kitchen. We were delighted to find her small new shop tucked away beside the new Nautical Bean Coffee shop in Morro Bay. We were drawn into the shop by some of the vegan leather purses that were displayed in the window. They were so cute that we had to get them for future Christmas presents. We visited with a very personable Paula and looked at her beautiful glass, including vase,s bowls, a mirror, and a wonderful hand blown lamp . It's exciting to see this kind of beautiful work on the Central Coast and inspirational for all the bead crafters out there. Her individual beads would make a stunning necklace, and the small beads would make beautiful bracelets. Her shop is definitely worth a visit if you're in Morro Bay!

While we were walking on the Embarcadero, we stopped by Poppy, yesterday morning…read more They have a lot of lovely and classy accessories. They sell clothing, scarfs, beanies and gloves as well as jewelry. The store is nicely decorated and the displays are lovely. The prices are not too terrible either. I found a really nice pair of gloves for myself. The owner was very sweet. She let us know that there was going to be a Christmas boat light parade later that day. I bet it was a lot of fun.

I'd called today to hopefully get some information about a purse/wallet I'd seen another lady my…read moreage carrying and she'd said she got it at Poppy. (I live about 40 minutes away and wanted to find out if they still carry it before making the drive). Apparently the clerk I got on the phone was, unfortunately the same one that has gotten several negative reviews. She sounded older, think she said her name was Martha. I hadn't even finished telling her what I was looking for, and she cut me off, saying "Could you please call back, thank you" and hung up on me! Just like that! Not sure I want to make an hour and a half round-trip if she's going to be running the store, and I don't even know if they have what I want! Owner needs to consider either having a serious talk with her, or letting her go (hopefully she isn't the owner!)