So happy our Tesla led us here while we stopped to charge--it turned out to be such a great find!…read more We decided to do an olive oil tasting, and wow, the flavors were incredible. The olive oil here is absolutely amazing. After sampling a few, we settled on the Greek-inspired one, which had such a rich, delicious flavor. We also couldn't resist picking up some of their honey to take home. The owner was very nice and informative, taking the time to explain the different oils and making the experience even more enjoyable. It's always a bonus when you can learn something new while shopping. I also love that Tesla chargers are located at interesting spots like this--it makes charging more like an opportunity to explore. There were soda vending machines and a restroom available. Definitely a place I'm glad we discovered and would happily visit again!

Driven by this place a million times but decided to stop in today. Olive oil from places like this…read morejust tastes so much better than anywhere else. It is so grassy, earthy, and fresh and it is so great talking to the people who have a hand in making it. The girl at the counter was so nice and we got to taste some single origin and a chili lime oil. We opted for the flavored one since we like to use oil as a finisher for pizza, pasta and a bread dip. Tons of Tesla chargers there if you're into that kinda thing!

We stopped by here yesterday before heading home to do a quick charge on our car…read more The charging station is located in the Cypress Plaza on Quintana Road. It's right off of Hwy 1, which is very convenient. There are 4 chargers that are ultra charged. It took only 22 minutes for a full charge. This is a great charging station. It's right next to a McDonald's and Albertsons grocery store.

After I learned how to use the app, it was easy to charge up my car. It is a congested charging…read morespot but most in so cal are like that. The most important thing is using the app. Don't swipe credit cards. That was a nightmare

We had stopped here multiple times on our way from the Bay Area to SLO. The chargers were in the…read moreparking lot of Burger King, which had clean restrooms for customers. We used to need to get their passcode to use the restrooms, but when we're here last month, we noticed that they had removed the keypads on the doors. There're so many chargers at this location and we could always find one available. Besides BK, there're no other shops nor restaurants nearby, though. Not a bad choice as it's very close to 101, especially when the San Ardo location was closed.

This is a nice location because it's what I'd call "civilized". Not great variety where there are…read morea ton of choices for things to eat, shop, etc, but it's a paved parking lot in a Burger King, which has a bathroom and you can get bite to eat. It's not that busy, so you can walk your dog safely and last time I was there, there were three guys throwing a frisbee while they were waiting for their charge. Not far off the highway too. So fast charging, plenty of stalls, never crowded when we've visited, and civilized!

Decent quiet location; super fast chargers. Went from 28% to 90% in 25 minutes at the 300…read morechargers. TJ Maxx, Starbucks and Subways very close and adjacent to the station. In mid April 2026 on a Friday, at 3PM ish, the station was not crowded.

Definitely a very conveniently located collection of SuperChargers. Light food, drinks, and…read moreshopping opportunities nearby. Perfect location to allow many options on the next leg of your trip. Whether you are headed North toward the Bay Area (up highway 101), South towards Santa Barbara/Los Angeles, or East towards Bakersfield/Fresno (along 46), this station is perfectly located to provide ample charge to get you to your destination.

First time charging at this location and it was a good experience. They have tons of chargers, so…read moreyou are able to space out pretty well, atleast during our visit. We checked out the vending machine room and walked right out. It wasn't anything we needed, and I'm not fond of not knowing prices upfront. The women's bathroom seemed clean, but it was hot when I went in. I noticed lots of people not knowing how to get in without the code, but I guess that's a learning curve for most people. They had some cute little benches to hang out on, but not something we would use. I would rather sit in my a/c in the car than sit in direct sunlight.

An entire row of chargers at the front are now functioning, compared to when we were here a year(or…read moremore) ago. Well-lit and clean area with garbage cans. Also there were picnic tables that are not available at other charging stations. I wish there was a "standard." Gas station and Harris Ranch are walking distance too where you can buy food. They are expensive restaurant style food. But our kids wanted fast food so we bought food from the other side of the exit, before parking to charge. Note: Tesla etiquette: do not park beside a charging car, especially when you have plenty of choice to separate, go to the next set of number. This way you don't slow down the charge by splitting the power. Ex. 1A,1B,1C, 2A, 2B, 2C

The Hearst Castle Museum was amazing, great waiting times for each tour and Stephanie our tour…read moreguide was one of the best tour guide I have ever been with, she was so friendly and knowledgeable and the best part was she was very "FUNNY " she was so natural and she flows with the information, thank you very much and keep up the amazing work.

So may cool things to look and learn from the Hearst Castle visitors center. Informational books…read moreand lota of souvenirs to choose from. There's food and drinks but you cannot take it up to the actual tour. So there's plenty of time to shop but I'd wait until the end of the tour so you don't has to carry your stuff around on the tour.

Located in the Burger King lot New chargers -- very fast…read moreEasy location Well kept and convenient

Come for the charging, stay for the tacos…read more I love that all of these chargers are pull in chargers. But the amenity that really makes this place stand out are the tacos from the grocery store. $3.50 each and are insanely good. Also...remember if you're a Tesla driver, don't be a jerk and block the parking lot since this is a high use local area. Making it difficult for people to do their weekly errands is not nice.

Just finished a 4-day stay at this fantastic, oceanfront property. It's directly across from…read moreMoonstone Beach and we stayed in an ocean view room (#119). Amazing sunsets to behold and watching the surfers an added treat. The housekeeping staff are excellent and a special shoutout and THANKS to Irma for handling the return of an expensive electronic device we mistakenly left behind. Irma was so kind and went above and beyond to make our stay memorable. We will definitely return!

The Sand Pebbles Inn turned out to be nice. We splurged on one of their Ocean front rooms with a…read morepatio. They only have three. Could not complain about much. I was originally planning on staying one night in Pismo Beach but found even flea bag motels were $350 to $400 a night. I think we got our money's worth here in Cambria. The room was a little small and we kept bumping into each other but we managed. Back home in Reseda it was 102 so the 66 weather with a cool breeze was very welcome up here in Cambria. The highlight of the room was the Ocean front patio. Not bad. Not bad at all. They do give you breakfast. You order off a small menu of "breakfast wraps". AKA breakfast burritos where we come from. There was also a yogurt option. The wraps (breakfast burritos!) were big and served hot. We both ate about 1/4 of each and called it a day. This was a good option when staying in Cambria.

It is fine to come to charge, location is next to a gas station. They won't let you go restroom for…read morefree. You need to purchase something in order to use.

Demand charging is what tempted me to use this site. The was only one other vehicle charging when i…read morearrived, so received the lower charging rate.

Along the 101 drive between LA and SF there are 4 chargers in SLO County: Pismo Beach, SLO, this…read moreone followed by Paso Robles. If you are planning a drive along the Central Coast you can then use the 41 to go west to Morro Bay then travel north to places like Cambria and Hearst Castle. Keep in mind that the next SC going up north on 1 is Big Sur. There are 8 V2 stalls with speeds up to 150kW. As other people have mentioned the speeds vary depending on how many people are also charging. Amenities wise there aren't very much - there's a Rabobank with a drive-up ATM on your right, a Denny's on your left and across the street there's SloDoCo Donuts and Que Pasa Mexican Cafe. Not sure if they'll let you use the facilities due to COVID-19 restrictions. I stopped by here twice during my Central Coast drive but now that the SC in Paso Robles is open I'd much rather go there due to convenience and easier access to restrooms and food/coffee. While the Atascadero plus Paso and Pismo Beach SCs fulfills a need so that the SLO SC doesn't get super crowded there's not much to do in the town. Plus I had a rather awful encounter with a non-Tesla driver who gave me a rude gesture because he apparently didn't know that a Tesla is supposed to back into the stall in order to charge.

8 super charging port . Sits in the same parking lot as…read moreMechanics Bank . Close proximity to freeway access Unfortunately there is no restroom on site . One can walk across the street to the shopping center for food and health break. We opted to walk out the parking lot, made a left turn ,3 business down to Kochi BBQ & Seafood for dinner . 3 star due to not having food and bathroom facilities and no trash can receptacle near by the charging port . when the bank is closed it felt quiet and isolated. At night the parking light is very dim and looked eerie to me. If you are here just to charge during the day it's a good place , at night alone I would pass and find a more well lit spot. ( female solo driver )