Had an amazing Manhattan there and listened to a bit of country music before having to move on…read more Great little stop in Templeton after grabbing a bite for dinner. Bartenders are top notch! Will be back!

We went for a band and the bartender was very nice but she was overwhelmed with the number of…read morepeople there. Tip is to go next door to Pig Iron for your drinks if the bar is too crowded at Club Car Bar. Sound system is very advanced. Nice folks working and patronizing. Order food before 8:00 (comes from Pig Iron). Plenty of street parking. A cute local spot in the former AJ Spurs (still has the safe - cool!) as well as a former post office and saddlery. Love the space, love the vibes. Cocktails were $13 - not too bad for top shelf.

Wow! This place is amazing! I signed my daughter up for ballet/tap and she loved it! Some days…read moreshe's not into it but the teachers make it super fun! I watch how the teachers interact with every child and makes sure they don't feel left out! They put on a great showcase as well! Highly recommend!!!

There are many dance studios on the central coast that teach different dance genres but if you want…read moreexcellent ballet training, this is the place.

The Video for Colony Days was totally handled by Cherent Ranch Studio. Brent did an incredible job…read moreof editing and mixing the video from 4 cameras. Thank You Cherent Ranch and Brent Keast!

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.

I have to RAVE about Shari!! She gave us one of the best tasting experiences I have yet to be…read moreprivileged in this lifetime! She is a wealth of knowledge and patience. A 20 year veteran in the industry and if you are someone in the industry, she is a true pearl!! She spent about 2 hours with my group and it seemed like only 30 minutes! What a beautiful outdoor atmosphere! Very enjoyable with the relaxing shade and they allowed us to enjoy our picnic as well!! I highly recommend this vineyard and Shari!!

We've been members for years. First time we've ever come that they told us we couldn't have a glass…read moreof wine we had to do tastings only. I know the wine industry is suffering, but just to have a glass of wine shouldn't be a big deal. I'm sorry that they've turned their ways.

What a find! We had time to kill on our way to the coast and decided to stop at a dog friendly…read morewinery, since we had our pooch with us. Picked Bella Luna because they seem to like dogs, and we are so glad we did. This wasn't just a chance to taste some truly unusual wines...it was a chance to meet some truly fabulous vintners! I feel like I have new friends and can't wait to stop by next time we're in the area. Thanks to Nicole and her wonderful family (cutest kids ever) for making our day. We will return!

HEY NOW, this is the place to make your next stop, visit, or vacation for some really nice wine…read more I truly love places like this. We have a few in the Bay Area and wine country, but this is what it is about. If you want to learn a thing or two about wines, relax and do some tastings, this is the place. Bella Luna in Templeton is what it is about. Make it your next venture. Adios..ciao...LA BELLA LUNA!

Our first stay here, it leaves a really good first impression. This is in Templeton, so it's a…read moreshort drive to the restaurants we love in downtown Paso Robles. Pricing was reasonable and had nice amenities. Good size gym, big pool and jacuzzi area and a restaurant and bar. The night we stayed, the bar had live music. Big perk for us, free EV charging and parking. We will be back!

My experience just became worse. I responded to the hotel email asking me about my visit. I sent a…read morecopy + paste of my Yelp review & immediately received an AI-reply from the same person who responds to everyone's review on Yelp. WOW! No genuine response, just a regurgitation of my comments with feigned empathy. Choice Hotels needs to fine-tune the AI-bot they use to communication. Now, I keep receiving emails from Choice Hotels. Apparently, the review & AI-engagement triggered a Subscribe email. Avoid this hotel & brand. It's almost insididious with stalking. Mixed bag, so I'll try to be specific with my review: Beautiful, new property that was recommended by the owner of Central Coast Trailrides, so I booked one night online (via website). I arrived around 1 pm and a room was available on the floor of my choice. Some foreshadowing here... front desk clerk recommended 3rd floor 'because it's quieter'. Lots of parking available in well lit & clean lot that surrounds hotel. Check-in was a cinch & apparently, it was TALL DAY!! Swoon! As a tall person, I approved! Very nice interior design & on-trend for the new class of mid-range hotels. Open restaurant / bar that leads outdoors to fire pits and pool. I went upstairs - 2 large elevators, but stopped at the restroom first. It was super clean, but the paper towel dispenser needed a little coaxing. No air dryers, so I was disappointed that the paper towels were so difficult to remove. Sink, soap, towels are all automated. Hallways were very clean & my room looked fresh and new. Bathroom lighting is subpar for anyone with low vision -- lighting is behind mirror. Yes, there's a lighted, hand-held mirror on a stand; but it's tough to use with poor vision & one hand is required to hold it at eye level. Unless, it's a child's mirror that's supposed to be used at counter level? Shower was great with extra tall spigot that offers waterfall-ish flow. High quality toiletries were available in the shower - shampoo, conditioner, & body wash. LOTS OF TOWELS!! Metal drain rattles alot - this is part of the foreshadowing. It randomly makes noise when dry & not in use. Only teeny tiny trashcans, so limit your waste & recycling. Blow dryer is good size for all hair thicknesses, BUT the only outlet is located behind the giant mirror & hard to access. I just set up in the alcove outside the bathroom & next to the giant (almost) full-length mirror). Comfy bed that is well-used on the left side. No problem since I sleep in the middle. Lotsa pillows! Little sofa by the floor to ceiling window & many different curtains available for light filtering or blackout. Mini freezer - weird, really should be a mini fridge. No microwave to thaw my frozen milk or leftovers. Mini Nespresso machine with tasty coffee - artificial creamers provided which I why I tried to use real milk. Lots of storage available in room. TV with different channels & options. Room lighting is a bit weird & hard to find the off-on switches. Another issue for low vision people, like me. Because flooring is wood-ish, it's hella noisy in the middle of the night. Lots scraping and banging sounds from the neighbors as they arrived late. This is also part of the foreshadowing... must be a b*^ch to be on the 1st or 2nd floors. Better insulation between the walls & floors would've bumped this review to a 4. Restaurant -- pricey, but steak was good. Server was a sweetie. Too many frites! They're not necessary since the steak was perfect, but a little veg would've been nice. Based on the noise level in the rooms at night, I would NOT book this hotel again.