Yeah, so much for this shop being a safe zone during the COVID pandemic!! I was just there and…read morethree guys were standing RIGHT outside the door chatting with no masks. I was going to go around them, but then they all went into the store. Only one put his mask on, the other two just waltzed right in. Turned out these were the owner and his buddies, or at the very least someone who worked there. I waited a bit for the air to clear and then went into the store to start to gather my items. I should have just walked away then!! I got through one row and was starting on the second row when I saw one of them go get a soda - with no mask!! He saw me and quickly put on his mask, sort of like an afterthought. I immediately returned the items I had chosen and walked quickly out the door. I will NOT return here, they don't respect the safety of their customers or their workers!! And this during the worst time in the pandemic, where cases, hospitalizations, and deaths are increasing at an alarming rate. They should be ashamed of themselves. Throughout this pandemic I have shopped here several times a week, buying a lot of overpriced goodies. I have probably spent $30-$50 a week here since April. They will definitely notice that they have lost a good customer since I won't be shopping here again. The one star is for the cashiers who are always polite and wear their masks.

Easy walking access from our hotel. Good selection of alchohol and other quick grab items. This…read moreis usually my "go to" when I am in town and don't want to go to the grocery store. Quick and easy!!

They have the large styrofoam cups still for our soda. love it in here friendly people and small…read moreand clean and everything right there. easy off the each of the highways and enough room for any type of car or truck.

Probably my most visited liquor store in morro bay. I live close by and I come here for everything…read moreI need alcohol, snacks, convenience items, and of course Jalapeño string cheese! The staff is always helpful, even entertaining and if I am a few cents short they let me pay them when I come in next. Also, I'm sure they have the coldest freezer for ice cream in town, and an amazing selection!

Memorial Day weekend on the Central Coast is always a negotiation with chaos. Tourists flood the…read morebeaches, traffic crawls through Pismo, and every scenic overlook suddenly becomes a photoshoot for people who discovered the central coast three days ago. So my girlfriend and I did what locals do this afternoon: we tried to escape the madness and disappear into Los osos for a few hours. Not that there's any "sneaking into" High Street Deli. That line is eternal. It exists outside the laws of time and tourism. Rain or shine, weekday or holiday weekend, there will always be a crowd gathered outside chasing the same thing: the perfect sandwich on the perfect California afternoon. And honestly? They're right. Nothing beats a High Street sando on a sunny day. You grab a Dutch Punch and a cold Cali Squeeze and suddenly everything slows down. The sandwich arrives absurdly overstuffed with layers of turkey, extra bacon,jalapeño havarti, onion, tomato, avocado, chipotle mayo, Dutch crunch bread that's barely surviving the structural pressure holding the whole masterpiece together. It's messy in the way all truly great food is messy. No pretension. No carefully curated "elevated deli experience." Just pure Central Coast comfort engineered for people who spent the morning surfing, hiking Montana de Oro, or sitting in beach traffic questioning their life choices. And the Cali Squeeze? Citrus beer sweating in the afternoon heat while ocean air drifts through Los Osos. That's the high locals chase all summer long. What hurts is admitting publicly how good this place really is. Every local wants to protect High Street like a secret fishing spot. You want visitors to enjoy the coast, just maybe somewhere else first. But denying High Street its flowers would feel dishonest. Because this place is the heartbeat of the Central Coast in summertime. The patio fills with surfers, old locals in sun-faded hats, Cal Poly kids, dogs asleep under picnic tables, couples lingering over beers because nobody here is ever truly in a hurry. Somebody's talking about swell conditions. Somebody else is debating whether to head to Morro Bay after lunch. The smell of sandwiches, sunscreen, and salt air hangs over everything. It's not glamorous. It's better than glamorous. It's real. And somewhere between the first bite of a Dutch Punch and the first sip of a Cali Squeeze, you remember why people who grow up on the Central Coast never fully leave even when they move away. Because they spend the rest of their lives trying to recreate afternoons like this.

Friends and I were traveling. One friend loves the High Street Deli in San Luis. We decided to try…read morethis one. We checked out the menu and made our decisions. Problem...the stores have different items. I had chosen a sandwich that wasn't offered here. We filled out our order forms. I recreated that sandwich to the best of my ability. It had turkey and veggies and cranberry on Dutch crunch bread. We also ordered a Dutch Punch sandwich and a build your own chicken cutlet sandwich. We got two orders and fries, an order of onion rings and 3 fountain drinks. The food arrived at different times as the order was ready. All the food was good. The sandwiches were good sized with lots of filling. The fries were great. The onion rings were the star. They were light and crispy and we all loved them. Parking is not easy in this area. It took a few circles to find a spot. We got a table right away. There was a kitchen-like play area for the kids. That kept them busy while we waited 20-30 minutes for food. Cute shop. They had stickers and baked goods and gifty items. Woman at the counter was a little impatient with customers. One surprise was the total price. Three sandwiches, three drinks, two fries and an order of onion rings plus tip was almost $97. Never had such an expensive sandwich in my life!

When in here to buy one beer. It said it was. $4.25 when he…read morerang me up it was 5.91. When I confronted the man behind the counter about it, Hi said oh sorry, sorry, and did something with the register.I assumed he gave me my money back but I checked my bank account when I got in my car and sure enough.He didn't do anything when I went back in.He did nothing to correct it. This place ripps you off so watch out.

Fun local items at this liquor store! Also found some rare snacks and drinks. The clerk I met was a…read moresweetheart. No price gouging, even though it would be easy in a spot popular with tourists. All around great vibes.

Always drop in when visiting Cambria. The staff is always friendly and helpful. The bourbon…read moreselection is outstanding. Hard to find items like Eagle Rare and Buffalo Trace abound. Nearly the full range of Weller is here as well. There is bourbon here for every taste and budget. If you feel like breaking the budget, look on the wall over the register for the Antique Collection and Van Winkle. I know that bourbon is not for everyone, happily you will find tequila, rum, vodka, etc. Again in every price range. There is plenty of beer and wine available as well.

Bob & Jan's has an amazing selection of liquor, beer and wine!…read more Great service, would highly recommend

I love everything about this place. It's very clean, and the…read morecustomer service is excellent.

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.

HOLE-IN-THE-WALL with a dirt parking lot…read more hides fermented liquid gems! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Normally, I would never stop at place like this, but several months ago, I was desperately, a hard to find local wine (Fossil Point- Pinot- which I found out by Goggling is likely made by a name brand local vineyard under another brand name for far less money, and so as not to undercut their "premium" selection. Anyway, I walked in, turned the corner, and almost immediately I spied the local wine, among a whole bunch of other local wines at decent prices. So, I talk to one the young fellows who work their & I placed an order for two cases... I was afraid that it would be discontinued.... but now, several months later I still see it there and now at Haggen. It is kind of cramped in there, and the first time I went there & turned around, I accidently knocked a bottle that was randomly sit on a box along side a windex bottle. I felt like an idiot bull in a china shop. Anyway, the owners were very cool, and they apologized...which was gracious. I was like holy crap, I am so sorry...but it only a White Wine anyway :) In this cramped space they somehow manage to pack lots of local wines, but you really need to look up, down, & bend down to see all of the selection. They also have an extensive beer selection, but few imports. Behind the counter they have the usual harder stuff & have some good vodkas. It could be that you can find something here rather than at Haggen, Von's, or Cal Fresh. Anyway, sometimes you can find gems in dirt! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The beer selection has expanded and in the best way! Not to mention the fact that the owner is more…read morethan happy to order good beer if he is asked. Only place in town that carries Trippel by New Belgium and at an awesome price. With the updated beer, wine and spirits collection I can't give these folks anything but 5-stars!