Is PASO ROBLES CA Worth It?: Explore The Best Restaurants & Hotspots | Living In SLO County CA
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- Are you thinking about moving to SLO County California? Let’s explore the best restaurants & hotspots in Paso Robles California today!
So Is Paso Robles California worth it? You bet it is! In today's video, I'm taking you through the heart of SLO County CA to show you why Paso Robles is a true central coast gem. From the lively Downtown Plaza to some seriously good eats, there's something here for everyone.
I'm your friendly neighborhood realtor, giving you the inside scoop on where to eat, sip, and relax. We start off with the undeniable charm of the plaza, where every stroll feels like a step through a postcard. Next, I'll showcase the city's vibrant festival scene and the concerts that bring the community together.
If you're a foodie like me, then the restaurants in Paso will have you coming back for more. I'm talking a sit-down at Jeffrey’s BBQ that'll redefine your love for smoke and meat. Or how about the Amsterdam Coffee House for a morning pick-me-up? Trust me; their coffee is a hug in a mug.
And because it's Paso, you know we're doing wine and brews. Cal Coast Beer Company is just one of the standout tasting rooms I'm thrilled to introduce you to. Whether you're thinking of moving to Paso Robles or visiting for a weekend getaway, I'll show you why it should be top of your list.
After watching, I wanna hear from you! Share your favorite Paso Robles spot in the comments below - I'm always looking to try out new hotspots.
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00:00- Intro to Is Paso Robles California Worth It?: Explore the Best Restaurants & Hotspots
00:38- Downtown Plaza
02:04- Il Cortile in Paso Robles California
02:46- Buona Tavola in Paso Robles California
03:17- Catch Seafood Bar & Grill in Paso Robles California
03:53- Park Cinemas in Paso Robles California
04:27- Umi Sushi & Sake and Red Scooter Deli in Paso Robles California
05:03- Pappy McGregor's in Paso Robles California
05:30- BL Brassiere (formerly known as Bistro Laurent) in Paso Robles California
06:16- Hayseed and Houston in Paso Robles California
07:42- General Store in Paso Robles California
08:32- Diablo Paso in Paso Robles California
09:19- Norma's Alley in Paso Robles California
09:32- Jeffrey's Wine Country BBQ in Paso Robles California
10:19- Amsterdam Coffee House/Piano Lounge in Paso Robles California
11:29- California Coast Beer Company in Paso Robles California
14:24- Wrap Up to Is Paso Robles California Worth It?: Explore the Best Restaurants & Hotspots
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Thankyou for you're honest opinion. I grew up here 40 years ago. Alot of things have changed since 82'.
Hey Chris! Yes, definitely a TON of change in that time period. I've only been here for 10 years, and it is the best place I've ever lived. Thank you for watching, by the way.
Where is home for you now?
@@markwilley80 I'm homeless but imployed in San Diego county.
Awesome video!!!
Woo-hoo! Glad you liked it!
I love Paso. Planning to move there when I retire in a couple of years. Considering buying some acreage to build on later. Great video thank you.
We look forward to having you as a resident before too long. I absolutely love it here, and thank you for wathching. Where's home for you now?
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We are currently in Kennewick, Washington. My fiancée and I are both physicians and looking to move in 2-3 years. We both plan to work when we get to Paso. She will stay in medicine full time, I will be partly retired. I am also a commercial pilot so I hope to work at the Paso or SLO airport and still do some part time medicine.
I am from California, and moved to WA about 18 years ago from Sonora, and before that I was in the Bay Area. I still love California and miss is desperately, and yes I know about the downsides. A person has to look at the good and the bad in each situation and accept it and make decisions based on the big picture and one's best interests and the interests of the family.
I am fairly expert in my knowledge of California geography and living situations and have experience in SLO country so we feel that is the right spot for out future.
@@williamk5998 Ah, thanks for all the feedback & info. I have deep roots in the Bay Area (north beach SF) and Sonora. My uncle, Stephen Willey, sold The National Hotel in Jamestown 2 yrs ago after owning/operating it since ~ 1974. And yes: no place is perfect, anywhere. However...I will say that Paso checks the vast majority of "boxes" for me, despite it being in CA. I've lived in many cities, and no place compares to here. That said: reach out to me anytime if I can answer any questions about Paso or help you in any way.
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Will do 🙂
We will be in town 6/17-19 looking at property and visiting.
Your uncles name rings a bell. It's been a long time but I think he was a patient of mine!
@@williamk5998 What a super-small world if you did in fact have my uncle as a patient of yours in the past. No idea if you have any particular property-types in mind when you come to visit, but I'm more than happy to put my "feelers" out before you get here so I can point you in the right direction and possibly setup showings for you and your wife. Just a thought.
Now tell them that was in the spring, probably 110 in the shade today in early June as there is record heat in Cali this week.
Yep: I filmed this a few months ago. Was hot AF this week: no denying that.
It's a nice place to visit but way too hot during the summer wine country tourists everywhere packed all summer long lots of alcoholics bar wine list booze booze heat and lots of country folks used to be the cheapest spot to live in SLO county the mid state fair very hot 🔥 ok entertainment but mostly country acts I like the south coast way better Avila beach shell beach Pismo beach morro bay gets perfect weather when summer is over and the tourists are gone cool mostly during the summer and ocean get aways and way different vibe not so country
So true!
This is what I love about SLO County: there's a unique community for every preference. Thanks for watching & commenting.
What’s the job market look like there?.
Hey Joe: Really depends on the industry that you’re in. What do you do for work?
Thanks for watching, by the way.
What job market, when my wife and I moved here to SLO county 33 years ago we quickly found ourselves working 2 jobs while navigating the task of earning a living. Luckily I’m a master mechanic and my wife has been in the union for 35 years now, it’s been challenging at times but I wouldn’t change a thing. Oh I forgot to mention that we escaped from Calabasas in 1991.
@@johnrpizzaguy I agree with you here. Definitely not enough high paying jobs locally to afford these crazy real estate prices. I bought in Paso in 2018 and thank god I did, otherwise I would have left long ago. Do you run your own mechanic shop? Always good to know a few great mechanics locally.
@@markwilley80 I bought 2 homes in Nipomo for $90 in 1991,upgraded homes many times now at 64 I’m retiring and we have downsized to a half acre and a 1500 sq ft house that’s paid for. Thank you for the comment have a great day
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I was born there jt sucks hot as hell! Its 12 degrees cooler in north texas where the wife and i live.
So it’s 102 where you live in the middle of summer? How far is the drive to the beach??? 😂😂
Thanks for watching, nonetheless!!!!
@@markwilley80it’s 93 here on the beach
@@UncleRobsGarage Great to hear! Which beach in North Texas are you? I’d love to visit.
You would know, i lived close to there. It is as you say.