A convenience store liquor and deli. Has been around for quite sometime. Solid selections but…read morenothing outstanding. A great place to get in and out for breakfast or lunch if you are looking for food. Fast service and sandwiches are made to order. As mentioned solid food choices. Will fill you up. And get you on your way. A little overcrowded place but you are not there to stay. Will come back when I need something fast.

Awesome liquor connivance store! Friendly, print and…read morecourteous Great selection of alcohol of both wine and liqueur Lots of energy drinks and sodas Snacks selection is good

We had some wonderful food (Reuben and Mediterranean sandwich) here and even better service…read moreprovided by Patty. She displays a true 'Owner's mentality' in taking care of customers. Strong two thumbs way up for both the food and the service!

I've been here a few times for either a sandwich or breakfast item, it's a super convenient…read morelocation in the town center and not too expensive, so a good option for when you're on the go. It's usually pretty busy so service isn't the quickest, but it is friendly! These aren't gonna be the best sandwiches you've ever had, but still a solid option. Great for picking up and taking to a winery or having a picnic in the park. They have some outdoor seating on their patio too if you want to dine there.

Tonight I attended a private party at the Red Scooter. The food was awesome, and Stephanie was an…read moreexcellent host. I recommend anything they make because it's all wonderful.

Wow this one was good. We were making a round trip from Palo Alto to SLO and needed a quick spot to…read morefuel up both people and vehicle. Looking at the Yelp reviews this place stood out and was close to where we got gas. The Red Scooter Deli is located in a strip mall. There is no seating inside but they do have a covered heated area. There was plenty of parking and the bathrooms were clean The Food: Reubenesque Sandwich: Yes I passed on the kraut as its like cut rate kim che to me. The sandwich itself was excellent. Nice rye bread heaped and I mean heaped with pastrami. Not as much that you have to take it down with a knife and fork but just the right amount. Add to that melty swiss and an excellent thousand island dressing and it was perfect sandwich. The dressing added more richness but the rye and swiss helped balance that out Potato Salad. Nicely chunked with onions and celery, and the perfect amount of mayo and mustard. Yes I smeared some on my sandwich.... So tasty. This place was quite a find and while we do not make stops here often we know have a good reason too

This market is based in a gas station. It has the most incredible selection of beer, wine and…read morespirits that you'll ever see. There's bottles from the ground to the ceiling. It's incredible and along with that it has one of the best kitchens around. Great selection from breakfast burritos , hot and cold deli sandwiches to tamales and tacos . Oh and their gas prices are reasonable and you can get your car washed at the same time.

In order fully to appreciate this review, it is necessary for you to suspend your disbelief. This…read morereview has nothing to do with unknowable facts or unobserved reality; rather, it is concerned with people making the best choices with the (admittedly limited) information they had at the time. If you were about to take a drink of yellow Gatorade, and someone you trusted told you not to drink the yellow Gatorade, because it was horse urine, you would be a fool to drink the yellow Gatorade. Even if it turned out that the yellow Gatorade was yellow Gatorade and not horse urine. Why? Because you took an unnecessary risk and went against the only information you had at the time. On with the review. I had stopped here for gas on a few occasions on my way back from SoCal to San Francisco. At the time, about 75 percent of my cross-state trips were on the 5, so my 101 gas-station knowledge was limited and ever-changing--mainly due to all the gas stations in King City playing musical chairs with their branding. At the time, I hadn't yet discovered San Paso Truck Stop, so I thought this was my last freeway-easy opportunity to get gas for a while, and I knew how to get here from the freeway and how to get back onto the freeway from here. In other words, this place, though high-priced, was a decent stop, a solid three stars. All of this ended in January 2021, when I was driving back from COVID bubbling with my parents for the fall and holidays of 2020 to a desolate San Francisco. Remember that time? In California? The COVID rate was way up from the holiday season; vaccines weren't available yet; I had recently found out that one of my mom's former colleagues had died of COVID, and the mother of a friend of mine was in the hospital with COVID. Amid all this, I needed gas, and I needed to use the bathroom. Third Base was where I stopped. I pumped my gas, and when I was about to walk into the store, a man without a mask walked out and proceeded to have a coughing fit right as he passed me. I was annoyed that he was unmasked and at his rudeness for not even covering his mouth or turning away as I passed by. When I entered the store, an employee was right next to the door. He wasn't wearing a mask either, and he was rubbing his upper lip. (Again, this is at the height of California's big post-holidays outbreak.) He smiled widely at me and asked if I needed anything. I told him I just needed to use the restroom, and he walked toward me. I told him to stop, and he did. I told him I was uncomfortable that he wasn't wearing a mask (I was more concerned that he was rubbing his face right beneath his nostrils) and that I just needed to know where the bathroom was. He fast-walked past me and arrived right at the bathroom door, and he opened it and held it open for me. I told him I really didn't want to be that close to him, but he insisted that he wasn't sick and that I would be fine. Still very annoyed, I rushed past him into the bathroom. When I left, he was chatting it up with another customer (also not wearing a mask) at the cash register. Eventually, I would find out that Paso Robles was one of those COVID-restriction holdouts, where anti-mask and anti-gathering-restrictions sentiment were very high. So what happened? Nothing. I wouldn't get COVID until December 2022, and I was still masking more or less all the time by that point, although I was otherwise living my life pretty normally. With what I know now, my experience at Third Base wasn't particularly dangerous, but based on what we knew (or thought we knew) at the time, this place was putting its customers' and its employees' health at risk by not following state (and I assume county) mask mandates. I was also uniquely perturbed by how far the employee seemed to go out of his way to make me feel uncomfortable. My regular northbound gas stop has changed twice since my last visit here, and no matter how gourmet their sandwiches or vast their wine selection, I won't ever step foot inside here again. What if they decide to question the food-handling regulations? There is a hepatitis A outbreak in L.A. right now, and we all know how hep A is spread.

A bit off the beaten path, this small deli packs a big punch and is worth seeking out. They offer…read morelimited indoor seating and some outdoor patio seating. The staff is friendly and helpful. I had their Italian Stallion sandwich, which was huge, packed full of meat, and super delicious. Also, got a side order of potatoe salad which was chunky and very good. I highly recommend The Full Belly Deli and look forward to eating there again soon.

If I could eat here everyday I would. Heading home from an overnight stay in Paso Robles. And found…read morethis gem on Yelp. Omg the sandwiches are amazing. I did not get a chance to take a picture as I inhaled my 1) The Paso. The bread and all the ingredients were delicious. Definitely stop by you won't be disappointed. Now I just have to find an excuse for another road trip.

Good food and good service very Friendly Reasonable prices…read more Will go back often

Stopped in for lunch today with my family while we were tackling some escape rooms. Odyssey is a…read morepretty cool place it's small but feels bigger than it is and there are plenty of tables for seating. You take a menu and sit anywhere then go up to the counter when you're ready to order. The staff are extremely friendly and checked on us more than once as well as gave us a rundown of how everything worked. I had the ribeye steak tacos and I thought they were delicious. The steak was tender and well cooked, the avocado was fresh and the salsa was very flavorful with just the right amount of heat. My wife had the blackened tofu tacos and wasn't as thrilled as I was. She found them a little bit bland even with the peanut sauce and didn't understand putting cabbage on something that's already lettuce wrapped. Overall it was still a good experience and I'd definitely stop in again if I'm in the area.

Awesome Modern Liquor Store, in an old bank! Everything was clean, modern, and heavily stocked!…read moreThey had literally any bottle you could think of. The customer service was second to none. Had one employee come and was super hands on and gave great suggestions. The cashier gave a little more knowledge and suggestions. Awesome place to go to for any thing alcohol. *Something super neat was they have the old bank vault for high end champagne and wines! Sooo cool! Will Definitely Be Back!

Place is unreal. Had the chance to speak with Akie. He really knew his stuff. Told him it was like…read moreattending a master class for free! Place is gorgeous!

I have been coming here for quite a while. The cheese and…read moresandwiches are great. I ordered a ham and cheese cold sandwich. It was amazing! The best I have ever had Hands Down. The service is always A+. Nice small shop. Enjoy

This cheese shop is clearly doing something right. The space is charming, the selection impressive,…read moreand the quality of ingredients speaks for itself. But if you're planning a visit, build in serious buffer time. We stopped in on Memorial Day and, with several parties ahead of us in line, didn't place our order until nearly 20 minutes after arriving. By the 45-minute mark, our food still hadn't come out for two paninis and a soup. What made it especially frustrating was watching parties who arrived after us get their cheese orders and drinks served before anyone had even started assembling our sandwiches. It was clear the shop was understaffed for the holiday weekend, with one person managing the counter and another in the back prepping. We ended up asking to take the sandwiches cold just to get out the door, only to have both stuffed into one small bag, sloppily wrapped. The soup, unfortunately, came out lukewarm regardless. None of this felt malicious. The shop has an unhurried, artisanal quality that's part of its appeal, but that can't fully account for the gap between the experience and a nearly hour-long wait for a simple lunch order while others moved ahead of us. Come for the cheese, come for the atmosphere. Just don't come hungry with anywhere to be.