Ok, I had a bumpy dinner service and was looking for something for after dinner while we talked…read morearound. We walked into Just Baked - and told them we were looking for coffee. The employee let us know they stopped coffee service 30 mins before closing, but another gal was like "ya, but we just can't do drip. I can make you an americano!" Turned my night around. I'll tell you what. And THEN she walked the coffees out to us at the far end of the store. I'm telling you guys, the service was OUTSTANDING. Only second to the super cool Halloween vibes of the store (and you should SEE the bathroom)! 6/5 stars. I'll be back every time I'm in Paso.

Food: so far the cookies are amazing as well as the brownies. The lemon bar was okay but I wouldn't…read morewant to buy it again, I believe it's because the texture of the bar as well as the flavor it was too sour. Service: staff was friendly and knowledgeable of the pastries. Ambiance: vey cute, since we are nearly Halloween the place decor is all about Halloween, very cute.

fantastic pastries everything made with care…read morelooks as good as it tastes and visa versa so much variety

Great spot for some pastries and lattes. Some seating and everything looked fresh. We had the key…read morelime pie and iced lavender lattes that was delicious and you can really taste the lavender.

recently visited a cider where I ordered a cinnamon roll and a coffee. The service was…read moreimpressively prompt, even with a line of four people ahead of me; they quickly summoned additional staff from the back. I opted to have my cinnamon roll warmed up, and it was absolutely delightful--the sugar became wonderfully gooey, and the roll itself was cooked to perfection. As for the coffee, they offered a diverse selection, and I chose the "Good Brew," which was decent but didn't quite stand out. The cider also had ample seating, making it a comfortable spot to enjoy my treats. Overall, a pleasant experience that I'd recommend!

What a gem of a place in Paso! Came here at the recommendation of some local friends in Paso…read moreRobles. They serve delicious pastries, pies, and sandwiches. The staff is very sweet. I ordered the Presto sandwich which was a turkey jalapeño sandwiches. Delicious. Definitely coming back here next time I'm in town.

We tried Black Sheep for the first time yesterday and I had to write something. We got the rosemary…read morebread, a chocolate orange cookie, and a sprinkle sugar cookie. Everything is SO GOOD! I don't think I've ever had sourdough that is this fluffy and soft and light on the inside and crunchy and sturdy on the outside. It's perfection. We made grilled cheese with it last night - highly recommend that. Also highly recommend just eating it as is with some good butter :) The chocolate and sugar cookies were perfectly sweet. Not too sweet, not too rich. We can't wait to come back!

THE BIG: Sourdough bakery in downtown Paso! No frills bakery shop with an array of sourdough…read moredesserts and bread on display and sale. Parking lot out front. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I find myself to be a sourdough expert *sarcasm*. This micro-bakery is legit. Smells like sourdough inside and every bakery item they have uses starter. For food, we got the sausage egg and cheese breaky bomb and the sourdough cinny rolls. The cinny rolls was too sweet for my liking, but still very good. the breaky bombs were so good which makes it the move to get imo. THE FINAL BAMBOO: The cost for the two pastries was around $15. The pastries were pretty big, so i'd recommend grabbing a few pastries to load up the belly before wine tasting.

Arrived too late in the day for the pies we wanted (they were all sold out!) but the place smelled…read moreamazing and I just had to buy something so we went with an Earl Grey scone, oatmeal raisin cookie, and a double chocolate cookie. The scone was incredible - sweet and crunch on the outside, soft on the inside, absolutely delicious. One of the best scones I've ever had. The cookies were good too, but that scone... wow. I hope to return someday to try the pies. Oh and shout out to the positive and inclusive signage and flyers!

I went on a Sunday in the late morning (around 10:30am) and got some wonderful baked goods. Some…read morepies were still in the oven since they had pretty much just opened so if you want to try it all, maybe time your entry or call ahead. The crust on the mixed berry pie ($10) was buttery and the filling was tart which I appreciate. I thought there may have been a bit too much crumble on top but it was so good can you really have too much?? The earl grey scone ($5) was spot on flavor-wise and wasn't too sweet. The chocolate chip cookie ($3) actually blew me away. It has a high fat/butter content so the edges are crispy and the rest is gooey. Chocolate chips in every bite and the sea salt brings it all together. Probably one of the best cookies I've ever eaten.

5 stars for food and service. 2 stars for the display case and presentation. Suggest a painter for…read morethe inside of the case. Also the items were in the dark. Possibly an electrician could have suggestions. LED strips ? Also images of breakfast and lunch choices displayed would be very nice. We will return.

Came in early on a Wednesday morning and thought the storefront and inside the bakery was very…read morecute. Maybe it was too early, but I did notice that it was a bit dim inside. I could barely see the pastries in the case. No worries though, I saw what I came in for. Purchased a French baguette for $3.70. Beyond amazed at the price. Excited to have some with my coffee, I ripped off a piece almost immediately and noticed the nice crust on the outside. 5 stars for the crust!! As for the flavor, it seemed a little flat. It was lacking some of the wheaty-tangy flavor you would get from a longer prove/fermentation. The inside of it was also missing all those nice deep pockets you see in a French baguette. Overall, not a bad baguette, but not one that you yearn for. I'd like to mention the young lady Annabel I had the privilege of meeting outside of the bakery. She was on a delivery run, but told me about their IG page, and we had a wonderful chat about cookies. Thank you for your time, Annabel, you are awesome!

Got a recommendation to check this place out as I was advised their food program got a major…read moreupgrade with a new chef. Coffee: Had the autumn spice latte and it was one of the best lattes I've had. Very happy with my choice. Food: Had the pasole verde and it was one of the best I've had. My wife had a pork belly rice bowl and it was super flavorful and she loved it. The flavors of the food are so bright and bold. Kudos to the chef. Sitting space was perfect as they have a very European courtyard. Lots of tables. Simple order up spot and get served at the table. Definitely will be back and I do recommend checking this place out.

We absolutely love this place! We're from out of town but frequent this place and talk about it all…read morethe time! Great environment, neighborhood, service, and of course great coffee! We haven't tried the food yet, but hopefully soon! Please enjoy a photo collection of our visits

Cute little location and creative artisan sandwiches! Definitely a nice stop along the way to or…read morefrom Monterey or when visiting Paso Robles. The sandwiches are flavorful and a good size. I also recommend the coffee and a pastry post lunch, if you have room for it. At the time, I would have only wished for a little more spice from the sandwich and more outdoor seating to make it a full 5 star but I think 4 stars is fair and ac

Stopped in on the way home excited after we read the reviews. We were so craving a really good…read moreItalian sandwich and this place seemed deliver. Ordered the Lindsay and the Italian to split between the two of us. Lindsay was good. Reminded me a little bit of some other sandwiches from slo although not quite the same however that one was tasty. Flavor was good and the balance was pretty good. Next comes the Italian. Well. I was sadly disappointed with this one. The amount of bread that was on it was a lot. Usually most places that make Italians with hoagies, will go ahead and remove some of the bread so that it has enough space for the meat and everything else. This one was probably 2/3 bread, the rest was the actual accoutrements. I was not a fan of the muffaletta. But that's on me because I'm not a muffaletta fan. Meats were good but the whole sandwich didn't mesh for me. Staff was really nice, the selections of cheese were awesome but that place was hot! Not sure what was going on with the AC that place was hot! It's worth a stop based off the quality meats, location and staff.

Road tripping and in the town of Templeton, CA. We passed by this two story barn looking building…read morewith signage... Templeton Donuts & Deli. They were open and we were feeling a bit peckish and can always make room for a donut or two. So we made a U turn and off we went. The shop is on a corner lot with its own parking lot. Plenty of street parking as well. As we walked in , I quickly saw the glass counter full of picture perfect, colorful donuts sitting pretty waiting for us. These donuts were beautiful. No crinkling and buckling in the frosting. Donut frosting is tricky to get smooth. So many different types of donuts making it hard to decide. We ordered a couple of cake donuts (vanilla with pink frosting and chocolate on chocolate) and a raised chocolate glaze. Mmm. The raised donut was light and airy with the prefect slight yeasty chew. The chocolate glaze was awesome. I've eaten a lot of donuts in my lifetime, these are 5 stars. Besides donuts they serve other pastries; scones, danishes, croissants, and cookies. Breakfast burritos and breakfast sandwiches $8.95. Quiche ( whole $29.95 or slice $6.95). Local Steins bagels $4 toasted with cream cheese. There is no seating indoors. There were a few tables out on the lawn.We sat at one of the outside tables under the big ole shade tree. Leisurely eating our donuts taking a slow down and soaking in life.

Donuts at dawn! Sunrise over distant fog. Fou-fou foodie donut shops open at 8 am. Real donut shops…read moreopen at 5:30 am. This one's a real donut shop. Certainly not a chain. The locals came by to order: An old guy had an apple fritter. A couple kids biking to their first day at school had cinnamon bar and a Dr. Pepper, and a rainbow sprinkle and a Sprite. Another man had a dozen mixed. I had a chocolate peanut donut and a medium coffee for under 5 bucks. Templeton has a genuine small town feel: a sleepy Main Street (in another era Highway 101), a central park with a bandstand, quiet at night, and no streetlights. This shop is in a barn-like structure with 3 tables inside and some tables on the lawn outside, as opposed to a strip mall. (But there's a NRA sign on the lawn. Hmm. It is cowboy country.) A nice stop on the way home from a camping trip.

One of the nicest places we''ve been to in a while ( and this was after a week of great dining in…read moreNapa). The "Canailles" (rascals) in this case is from a chimpanzee theme cutely placed around the restaurant, but this place does not monkey around. The food was outstanding! Our table had a tomato salad topped with a frozen pesto basil glacé that was out of this world. I had the Caesar salad topped with fresh anchovies that elevated this simple dish to another level entirely. I had the moules in white wine ( a not on the menu option) but everyone's meal was outstanding- the pork, the black miso cod, and the moules frite with nduja sausage. Deserts were excellent too, though the peach Melba was untraditional and maybe just the slightest bit disappointing as a result. The chocolate mousse was outrageous though. I also have to comment on the staff - friendly, knowledgeable, very helpful and checked in often. And plentiful. This was the best staffed restaurant I've seen in ages. Clearly service is important and valued by management. We're definitely going to go back whenever we're in the area.

We took a weekend trip to Paso Robles for my bestie's birthday, and of course we had to make a stop…read moreat Les Petites. We've been here a few times now, and it's consistently outstanding, so this visit was really no different. The staff is incredible, and the sommeliers are always so knowledgeable and helpful. And then, of course, there's the food! I had the steak au poivre, and it was absolutely delicious. We also shared the burrata, moules frites, and cod, and everything was beautifully done. But I have to talk about the caviar tater tots because those are probably my favorite thing on the menu. I could honestly sit there, eat those all night, and drink champagne. They also brought my bestie a birthday dessert, along with a birthday card from the restaurant, which I thought was such a thoughtful touch. Overall, Les Petites is just such a fun experience. It's lively, energetic, and feels like the kind of place where you can settle in for a long dinner with good food, good drinks, and good company. The food is excellent, the service is fantastic, and every time we come back, it reminds me why we love this place so much. Definitely one of our Paso Robles favorites!