Fantastic place for food, camaraderie, drinks and people helping people. We are open daily and…read moreserve food at least once a week. Twice a month we have music and our spacious backyard.

Dear Eagles, thank-you for the event for Kelly on Sunday. I would of given you 5 stars except for…read morethe styrofoam to go containers used for the food. I would be happy to pay more for an earth friendly container. Styrofoam pollution is poisonous and harmful. Please do not use styrofoam. Debi Arnoldi

Sooooo cute!! The sales everyday is awesome! They have unique finds, cute jewelry and friendly…read morestaff! A must when in Morro

Too expensive! stuff is priced higher than retail. Like many thrift stores they look things up and…read moreelevate the price.

Friends of the Morro Bay Harbor Department are those who invest in public safety and lifesaving;…read morethe public supports these efforts and attends FMBHD events such as the Marine Swap Meet, Free tide books for the public, the live camera that shows us all what the water and weather looks like during and before our trips to beautiful Morro Bay, and most importantly purchasing vital equipment that supports the mission of the Harbor Department to serve those in peril and to assist with wildlife rescue with trusted animal rescue partners. FMBHD is a nonprofit, your donations are tax deductible and you become a trusted partner in the lifesaving world!

The Guerrilla Gardening Club is such a wonderful part of Morro Bay and the Central Coast! The work…read morethis club does is so important! The education that is being provided and the lifestyles that are being promoted are really important for the community and the world!!!

The Rotary Club of Morro Bay started in 1950. They host a variety of fundraisers that serve the…read moregreater good of the community. One of the favorites of locals and visitors is the Annual Lighted Boat Parade held in December of each year, weather permitting. Thousands of people flock to the waterfront with chairs, blankets and good cheer. They can view the lighted Christmas trees placed all over the waterfront, visit Santa Claus on the Embarcadero and cheer their favorite lighted boat entry. I have enjoyed being in the parade 3 years with friends. This is a family friendly annual event. Parking is available but get there early in the day and make a night of it. Traffic is thick when its over, but its well worth it! Check the weather before making your plans in case of postponement for safety reasons of the viewers and participants. The Morro Bay Yacht club participates in the judging of entries, Morro Bay Fire personnel are serving public safety and the Morro Bay Harbor Department and USCG are ready on the water. Dress festive and bring your HO HO HO!

When I say it is packed with potential finds, I mean it. The owner was.. refreshingly direct and I…read moreloved it! Things were priced accordingly with both antique and modern finds.

Not only are the prices insane, this store is not accessible to those with physical disabilities…read more Skip it and go down the street to the other thrift stores.

Sarah is so helpful and sweet. She is always welcoming. Because of her I going there for my mailing…read moreneeds.

I live locally, and this appears to be a good location to mail packages. However, this place…read moreconsistently gives off Chainsaw Massacre vibes. Like, no customer service skills at all. I've waited in line both times (holding a pre-stamped, ready-to-go package), and instead of letting me know that I can place it on the counter, the cashier continues to scroll through her phone. Not sure if the phone is working as the "register" but today was my third and final time at this location. Today as I entered, there was a man sitting across the counter (yes, you read that right) reading a cutting board that the store was selling. The cashier continued to scroll through her phone. I was the only other person in the store, so there was not a line. I waited for a few minutes, and I finally interrupted the cutting board reading / cell phone scrolling to ask where to place my ready-to-go package. I guess I was waiting for a man with a chainsaw to come out and drag me to the back. If not Chainsaw Massacre vibes, then definitely Twilight Zone. This place is a "no" for me.