This is a great museum to visit when in Paso Robles…read more There were so many military vehicles and aircraft to see up close. They were parked outdoors and it was cool to be able to walk up to the planes and tanks that our military used in different wars. There was also an enclosed area with antique cars. There was a gift shop with souvenirs for purchase. This museum was impressive and well worth the time to visit.

Loved this place! We had our fur baby with us but even though pets are not allowed, they let us…read moresee the outdoor exhibit while my husband went to see the whole exhibition. The gentleman at the ticket counter was very nice and friendly. He is definitely an asset to the museum!

I had been told about Sensorio before but I didn't expect to love it as much as I did…read more It's an absolute sensory experience, I guess that's why it's called Sensorio. Make sure you get your tickets ahead of time. They sell snacks, wine and beer on location. There's a live band before the sundown and they are very fun. Ohhhh and make sure you wear comfortable shoes.

Enjoy eating al fresco with live music and watching the sunset? Walking outside amongst rolling…read morehills as the natural light changes from twilight to dusk to night under the stars? Discovering new vistas around every corner, with colorful LED light sculptures powered by solar panels, changing with the musical accompaniment? Come check out Sensorio! It's an innovative unique way to walk around outside and enjoy the fresh air while appreciating some life sized art installations. Appropriate for all ages! Glad to see the cleanliness of the whole grounds--there are multiple trash cans available along the winding gravel path, but also it seems the hundreds of people who visit from all over are respectful and don't litter. My favorite art installation was called Dimensions: metallic 3D geometric sculptures with lights casting shadows, some of which you can spin by hand to create new shadows, like a kaleidoscope.

nostalgic! I got such a feeling of being at my great grandparents home when I was little. This…read moreplace is big and has practically anything you would find from 1950s and before! You begin isn't artifacts from native Americans, then early beef ranchers, becoming the almond capital, various businesses from before the 1950s (like different variations of a dentist chair!) So many different rifles, taxidermy, service people outfits, types of horseless carriages, cars, barbed wire, an old printing press, blacksmith shop, movie cameras, and so much more! Even a toddler touch dramatic play area! This place is so well curated and the docents were so kind ! I can't believe we haven't been here before! I wish I had longer!

Well, It's a great and historical place with all the history of Paso to know I hope people come and…read morehave a good time but it does not smell that great yes they have air conditioning and they have fun activities for all ages and it's free to come in they also need more air conditioning inside.

Such a cute spot! Kids got to play and get their energy out. Lots of different things that are…read moregreat for smaller kids and toddlers. And very unique that it's all housed in a former fire house. We spent a good few hours here and kids were entertained the whole time. May not be as entertaining for older kids though. We'll be back whenever we're in the area.

This is going to be our new go-to spot whenever we visit Paso. My almost two-year-old had so much…read morefun. So many creative spaces to explore with two levels and an outdoor space; we could have stayed for half a day. Very friendly environment. The floor staff supervisor, Aleah, was kind enough to give us a tour and make us feel welcome. What a unique community treasure!

Sculpterra was awesome!! The space itself is super cool, lots of art/sculptures everywhere (hence…read moretheir name), a lot of ground to walk and explore, friendly staff. We went on a Sunday and they had live music, which was really fun. They also have a pistachio farm on site and they sell various flavors of pistachios! We grabbed a few bags to have with our wine. It was my first time trying a Viognier, it was delicious! The server described it was a "white wine for red drinkers" and I can see why. Really full-bodied, almost a creamy mouthfeel, overall delicious. Such a great time at Sculpterra, we'll be back and have recommended it to everyone we've talked to since then!

Beautiful winery! This was the first winery we visited for the Paso weekend. I made a reservation…read morein advance and we were greeted right away and brought to the outdoor tasting area. I figured we would be seated but the tasting occured standing up at the bar, which was fine. The tastings were generous, and customizable. My friend decided to do a white tasting, and I did the standard tasting. It was pretty hot, so about halfway through the tasting, we sat down at a table in the shade and walked up for the rest of our tastings but by that time, a large group had come through so the server was busier but still managed to remember where we were in the tasting. Our server was extremely knowledgeable and gave great suggestions. When we were done with our tastings, we walked around the property to look at the sculptures and the grounds. I did buy a bottle of wine and picked it up inside where they had other items for sale from local vendors, including our server who makes soap with her goat's milk.

Eberle was one of the first wineries I visited when first coming "home" to Paso Robles many years…read moreago. Recently, we came back for a mini reunion and made Eberle a place where our party of 8 could relax, unwind, and reminisce of yesteryears while enjoying the beautiful views from the covered vineyard deck, and needless to say we absolutely had a blast! The tasting experience was still complimentary thanks to the blessed heart of Mr. Gary Eberle (thank you kind Sir), who also happened to grill up some delicious meats and smoked sausage that day (Santa Maria style), which was the perfect pairing to his wines. Special mention to Stephanie, who did an phenomenal job guiding us through the last cave tour of the day...and Mr. Eberle, she truly did your story justice (and then some!). WOW! We left there with plenty of purchases as well...too good to pass up! Oh and ladies, give their Rosé and Muscat Canelli a try...so refreshing! CHEERS and happy eating till next time...

Their dog policy has recently changed. You can not taste in the tasting room with a dog…read more The Cabernet is outstanding and the music and vibe on the side patio was excellent.

Absolutely amazing experience!…read more Family owned vineyard and delicious wine tasting. Came here on a weekend - they're open 7 days a week and close at 4 pm; last walk in at 3. Lovely outdoor seating with a patio to avoid being in direct sunlight! The staff are exceptional, so welcoming and friendly. We had a blast learning about their wine and listening to live music and just having great company! We went home with a bottle of their Viognier. So good!! Will definitely look into their jeep tour next time!

Amazing experience. Booked the jeep tour of the property and got quite the history lesson and a…read morefun and unique experience. Everyone was friendly and the wine is great. You have to book the jeep tour before you go!

We had such a nice time at Vina Robles. There was live music, great food, and great wine, so it was…read morean easy place to enjoy the afternoon. They were super swamped when we visited, so service was a little slow. But everyone was so sweet and took great care of us. They comped our tasting and even gave us a really thoughtful birthday gift, which was such a nice surprise. Would definitely come back!

Vina Robles closed their location by the amphitheater. This one on Ramada Street is relatively new…read more Came here for lunch. The pizza here is so good. Today, Thursday , they have wines by the glass for $5! What an incredible deal. Since I drink only white wines, I was able to get a generous sample of 3 different wines for less than a tasting! Wines are good but not as good as I remembered before they sold the winery. We had the Diavola pizza and the Porchetta sandwich. The pizza was delicious. The sandwich was pretty good but it was a little dry. We also ended our lunch with a lovely tiramisu. The tiramisu was moist with the right amount of alcohol and cream. Just delicious. Service was great. The staff are very friendly. My son has a dairy allergy and can't have the cheese on regular pizzas. The chef was very accommodating and allowed us to bring in our specially wrapped vegan cheese to use on his pizza. Thank you for this accommodation! The eatery was very calming and was a wonderful way to spend our lunch hour. They did not rush us and we felt very welcomed. Definitely will be back here again.

When visiting Paso Robles, stop here to learn a bit of the town's history! We were greeted by…read morefriendly docents, who welcomed our sweet pit bull too. We chipped in the suggested $5 each to keep the Library running. I can't believe they don't receive city, state or federal funding!! Not only was Andrew Carnegie one of the richest men in American history, but he put his money where his mouth is and gave back to communities and ensured regular folk get access to books by creating libraries. This beautiful Baroque style building was one of them. Our docent showed us the current exhibit, which highlights the history of wine, particularly Amphoras, or ancient, ingenious wine vessels. Then, she explained what historically put El Paso de Robles on the map were the hot springs people liked to stop at while trekking between SF and LA as well as the luxurious Paso Robles Inn that early Hollywood stars enjoyed staying at until it burned down. After a nice overview, our docent let us look at the other displays on our own such as Paso Robles High School memorabilia and an interesting section dedicated to the timeline and contributions of Black residents in this town. Although it is two stories, the bottom level is stored with family records people can access upon request. The main level is quite small, so you can see everything in about 30 minutes. Well worth the visit!

Didn't get a chance to check out the inside but it's located in the picturesque, festively…read moredecorated town square. I'm using this opportunity to post videos of how pretty the town square looks at holiday time. Last night the annual holiday parade was here.

Pioneer Day is an event not to be missed. It occurs every year on the second Saturday in October…read more The parade in 2014 had 276 entries . The antique tractors are part of the parade some of them over 100 years old. And they are operational. there are many equestrian entries in the parade and they are top flight. They're marching bands from all over the county. There are people who travel hundreds of miles to be in this parade. Its marvelous. Then there is the free bean feed they cook hundreds of gallons of beans and give them all them away free . The tagline for the event is leave your wallet at home. The museums are open with so much history. They are free too. All in all a good day was had by all.