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March 3, 2025
All Stories, Community, Featured, Spring 2025 - Issue 47

Perspective: Farm Fresh, Future Focused

In this Perspective piece, Casey Nauta discusses her role as the manager of the North County Farmers Market Association and how her experience growing up on a farm drew her to the ...

Lucky Jim Cocktail - Last Sip
March 1, 2025
All Stories, Drink, Featured, Recipes, Spring 2025 - Issue 47

Last Sip: Lucky Jim

I discovered this spine-tingling vodkatini at London’s popular Taiwanese diner BAO.

An illustration of bagels and food
March 1, 2025
All Stories, Community, Food, Spring 2025 - Issue 47

Crumb Chronicles: Bagels Create Connection for SLO Jewish Community and Beyond

Anyone who has engaged in debate about bagels has found themselves on one of two sides: New York bagels are either superior or they’re not. The reason, Big Apple believers argue,...

A hen with eggs
March 1, 2025
All Stories, Eat, Featured, Food, Spring 2025 - Issue 47

Farm fresh eggs and backyard chickens in San Luis Obispo

The gentle cluck of backyard chickens is for many San Luis Obispo County residents the sound of nourishment, connection and even companionship.

Collage of photos - Amuse Bouche - Starters to entertain the mouth and the mind.
March 1, 2025
All Stories, Eat, Featured, Food, Spring 2025 - Issue 47

Amuse Bouche: Spring 2025

Starters to entertain the mouth and the mind.

A photo of a beet
March 1, 2025
All Stories, Eat, Spring 2025 - Issue 47

Tasting Spot: Move to the Beet

Semi-sweet orbs with gem-like tones of purple, red and yellow, the beet is a versatile root vegetable that can gin up any salad, Buddha bowl or fresh juice. Spring is the perfect t...

SBIFF Presentation
February 28, 2025
All Stories, Featured

Food and Film Collide at the 40 th Santa Barbara International Film Festival

Looking on at the Hollywood stars as they waived to fans and smiled for photographs at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, it would be hard to imagine such a silver scre...

Valentine's Day for Foodies - Photo of San Luis Obispo
February 4, 2025
All Stories, Community, Experiences

Valentine’s Day Gifts for Foodies

Cupid’s arrows will soon be flying through the air. As Valentine’s Day approaches, many couples seek out presents for their special someone. And friends, too (Galentine’s Day...

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January 14, 2025
All Stories, Community, Experiences, Featured, Food

Secret Season Supper: A Celebration of Community and Culinary in Morro Bay and Paso Robles

While the Central Coast sees a surge of visitors each summer, there’s a “secret season” that offers an even more exclusive experience.

Aja Goare - Portrait Winter 2024 Food for Thought
November 17, 2024
All Stories, Community, Featured, Winter 2024 - Issue 46

Food for Thought: Winter 2024

If you’re reading this right now, you are experiencing a first alongside us. This is Edible San Luis Obispo’s first ever digital issue! As we get older, we don’t experience q...

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November 17, 2024
All Stories, Eat, Featured, Food, Winter 2024 - Issue 46

Cook the Cover

Inspired by our friends at Edible San Diego and their annual Cook the Cover celebration, we put the call out to you, our readers, to be featured in the magazine – asking you to s...

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All Stories, Community, Summer 2019 - Issue 24

What to Do When Your Inner Grease Trap Overflow-eth

An open letter to anyone quietly suffering from a life on the Line.

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Does the sunrise mark the start of your day, or the end? Mornings, however early or late they begin, can bring us joy before we embrace each day. And there are countless people who help make that magic happen: Staff in fields, coffee shops, diners, restaurants and more work through dawn while we finish our REM sleep cycle, ensuring we have that delicious bite or drink that is critical to our morning routine.

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    🎉 The Rhone Rangers Experience is BACK in Paso Rob 🎉 The Rhone Rangers Experience is BACK in Paso Robles, March 20 - 21, 2026, bringing together 80 Rhone-focused wineries from across the U.S. for one unforgettable weekend. From Picpoul Blanc and Viognier to Syrah and Grenache, this is the chance to taste wines the sparked the American Rhône wine movement, and straight from the winemakers who make them.
 
🍷Don’t miss the Grand Tasting on Saturday, March 21st.🍷
 
Meet the producers, discover rare blends, and sip through the best Rhône varietals and blends the country has to offer.
 
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    If these walls could talk… “From inside the histor If these walls could talk… “From inside the historic whitewashed brick building that holds up the corner of a timeless city block in Pismo Beach, Pismo Fish & Chips has been producing classic beach fare since 1963. Surrounded by original décor, the red vinyl booths serve as a time machine for those who want a taste of history.

One could imagine what this block of Cypress Street looked like more than 60 years ago, when Pismo Fish & Chips first opened its doors. In the 1950s, this building previously operated as a laundromat in a growing town that was then home to about one thousand residents. Back then, the streets bustled with rumbling sedans and neon ballroom signs attracting movie stars and locals along with families seeking a new life in America.“

@pismofishandchips has always been a family affair. Starting with the Zechners who originally immigrated from Holland in 1959. The restaurant opened in 1963 and only changed hands in 2014 when Karishma and Arpan Smith took ownership. the Smiths decided to use the restaurant’s origin story as their compass moving forward. Stoic portraits, a cuckoo clock and a mural of windmills and grassy fields are all original fixtures that remain. In maintaining the original style, they also preserved the recipes and stories.

“If These Walls Could Talk” is featured on Winter ‘25, Issue number 50.
Words by @ericajthatcher 
Photography by @stephenheraldo
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    A new Mediterranean gem landed in Paso 👀 Meet Emr A new Mediterranean gem landed in Paso 👀

Meet Emre, now open inside AVA Hotel—serving up fresh seafood, house-made dips, and flame-grilled meat skewers cooked over a red oak open-fire grill. Pair it all with beautifully crafted cocktails and you’ve got a dining experience worth lingering over.

Next time you’re in Paso Robles, be sure to give Emre a try. It’s one you’ll want to come back to. 🍸🔥

📸: @simpledaysocial
    Chef Charlie Palmer (@chefcharliepalmer), who live Chef Charlie Palmer (@chefcharliepalmer), who lives in Healdsburg, California, has been keenly aware of the Paso Robles area for years and plans to highlight the wines and local farms and purveyors on his menu.

“Paso Robles has all the raw ingredients — world-class wine, incredible local producers, growers, ranchers and a deep sense of community,” says Charlie, Founder of Charlie Palmer Collective. “I’m thrilled to be creating three new concepts that not only reflect the spirit of this region but also aim to put Paso on the national map as a true culinary destination.”

The three establishments he believes will light that spark are a modern restaurant with California ingredients, an upscale Western bar and lounge with cocktails and hearty fare, and a place for drinks and “unfussy” fare. They’re based in the Paso Robles Inn and The Piccolo.

“The new concepts will highlight the greatest wines that are being made in Paso, side-by-side with the greatest wines of the world, whether it be Old World wines, French wines, or wines from Napa or Sonoma,” he says. “That’s the way to tell the story.”

Peregrine Hospitality (@peregrinehg) recently purchased the Paso Robles Inn and sister property, The Piccolo. General Manager Erica Fryburger says, “Our goal at the Paso Robles Inn has always been to create a space where the community can come together and create lasting memories.”

In that vein, Peregrine Hospitality is partnering with Charlie and his team to bring their distinctive touch to the three dining venues. Paso Robles has rich soil, which will allow him to pull from local produce for new dishes. “I want it to be hyper local, by doing our homework and really understanding the language of food in Paso,” Charlie explains.

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“Starstruck” was featured in our Winter 2025 Issue No. 50.
Words by @lindareedauthor 
Illustrations by @anna_eats_colors

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