Really, it's 3.5 stars. The stadium is small and cute as heck, but older, a yellowed field of…read moregrass, and needs a makeover. But c'mon, how can they afford with $6 tix for a 2000 capacity stadium? "...wooden bat, Summer Collegiate Baseball Organization that competes yearly from the end of May through August" That's cool. I love pro ball, college ball, minor league ball, but this seems just a hair below. It's baseball, inexpensive, easy to get a general admission seat, so what the...plus, you in SLO...with amazing weather. On top of that, folks are really nice...and really laid back.

Great day at the game - beverages and food are cheap and family friendly…read more $3 beers/wine for home runs. A fun park right outside of the stadium for kids when they get bored.

It's hard to find roller derby these days - I wasn't alive in the 70's to be a part of the action…read morewhen it was popular. Living in San Luis Obispo makes me thankful that I can still get to #1 - a drive in movie theater and #2 - roller derby! This flat-track derby team plays its home games in Paso Robles. Check them out. Here is a YouTube video from them: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HFDZG6MxYc&feature=player_embedded#!

From the owner: CCRD specializes in roller fitness. We have Roller Derby trainers with 12+ years experience and run…read morea 3 month Roller Derby training program twice a year for skaters of all levels! CCRD is also committed to charitable organizations with a focus on women and children in need.

6Man is more than a basketball academy; it's about character, team mentality, and taking care of…read moreone another, especially your younger teammates. Coach Amaurys has made an impact in a short time with my son and so many others. Within 5 minutes of attending the first practice, I knew this was the program that I wanted to be a part of. The style of coaching and training is based on respect and responsibility. I love how Coach talks to the team when he explains skills and drills. He gets their feedback and he includes them in the process. What can I say? When it comes to 6Man, it's a slam dunk.

You can put together the most talented group of individuals but without a good Basketball Coach,…read morethey will have a hard time finding success as a team. 6man can get all the players motivated to give their best in every single game. Special thanks to Amaurys Fermin for helping my child build his confidence while playing with 6th man.

I love going to the park. I like to walk around with my shoes off and feel the energy of the…read moreearth. This is a very large area, probably a couple of football fields in size, but I'm no special expert. I'm not excited about some of the folks sharing the space. Coalinga is not known for its amazing safety. They do keep the park cleaned up and watered regularly so the grass is plush like carpet. Whoever does the lab must enjoy their job, because it looks will taken care of On weekends you can see some families takings solace from the sun under the big trees. Lots of strollers and lots of little rugrats running around. The occasional soccer game will break out and it's like being at a free game. The bicycle vendor will come by once in a while with a cold drink. The stars, cause it's Coalinga. You feel like you need a police presence everywhere you go.

Beautiful beautiful little spot to stop by and grab a matcha and pastry ;) My matcha was…read moreexceptional. One of the best matchas I've had by far and even with trying macadamia milk as a whole milk substitute (which I have never done). I also tried their "mushroom" muffin cake and it was EXCELLENT. Sweetened to perfection by the mushrooms. My only complaint was the service - I was asking questions about the pastries in quest for the right one but the girls seemed rather irritated... the products were so good that I'll still be back!

Like many others, we miss Big Sur Bakery dearly and were saddened to learn both of the fire that…read moreburned their facilities but also the expected timeline for their potential return (2-3 years). The Village has stepped up to fill the void and is a gorgeous space that serves as an event and wedding venue, dining destination, but most recently, has opened to offer upscale coffee and pastries in the morning hours. The selection is more limited than Big Sur Bakery but includes a solid choice of coffee drinks and pastries before offering some hot kitchen items like a breakfast sandwich starting at 9:30. The vibes of the building and the indoor and outdoor seating space are top notch with manicured lawns, rustic wood tables and open spaces. The Village only Parking is plentiful and its adjacent to the convenient General Store for supplies and the River Inn for lodging. We ordered a sampling of their $9 lattes (Chai and Matcha) and coffee (espresso tonic) as well as several pastries. The highlight were the candy cap (mushroom) muffins and chocolate chip cookie although I also enjoyed the baguette sandwich. Credit cards are accepted and there's plentiful seating inside and outdoor. Judging by the crowds, The Village is a welcome fancier (albeit pricier) option for those who miss Big Sur Bakery.