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Start from 33 curated places around San Luis Obispo, CA, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Firestone Grill
A buzzing, casual grill near downtown famous for its Santa Maria-style tri-tip sandwich on a soft roll — a Central Coast rite of passage. Always packed with students and locals.
Big Sky Café
A bright downtown café doing farm-to-table breakfasts and globally-roaming comfort food from local produce, a SLO institution for decades. The go-to for a satisfying, all-day morning meal.
Bishop Peak
The tallest and most iconic of the SLO 'morros' — ancient volcanic plugs — with a steady climb through oak woodland to a boulder-strewn summit and panoramic valley views. The town's signature hike.
Cerro San Luis
The morro overlooking downtown, marked by the white 'M,' with a switchbacking trail to a summit view over the city and surrounding peaks. A close-to-town climb with a big payoff.
Edna Valley Wine Tasting
An easygoing afternoon of tasting cool-climate Chardonnay and Pinot Noir at the oak-dotted wineries minutes south of downtown, many with valley-view patios. The region's signature experience.
SLO Farmers' Market
The Thursday-evening market that closes Higuera Street for blocks of produce, street food, live music and sizzling Santa Maria barbecue. One of California's best farmers markets and the town's weekly party.
Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa
The 1772 Spanish mission that gave the town its name, fronting a creekside plaza that's the heart of downtown. The historic and social anchor of the city.
Bubblegum Alley
A downtown alley whose brick walls are coated, end to end, in decades of chewed gum left by passersby — equal parts gross-out and folk-art landmark. A quintessentially weird small-town attraction.