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August 9, 2020
Community, Drink, Eat, Featured

Visit An Edible Garden High Up On a Hotel Rooftop

Hotel Cerro’s rooftop is blooming with your dinner.

August 2, 2020
Community

Five Exclusively You, Delicious Staycations In SLO County

Private home experiences, so you don’t have to brave the crowds.

July 22, 2020
Community, Drink, Recipes

SLO Breweries Release Empowering “Black is Beautiful” Stout

SLO Brew and Liquid Gravity have collaborated on a coconut coffee stout to support NAACP SLO County.

July 3, 2020
Community, Summer 2020 – Issue 28

Perfectly Plated: Clamoring For This Potter’s Specialty Dishware

In a small ceramics studio on Atascadero’s Entrada Avenue, Heidi Petersen turns up the thermostat a couple notches as she takes a break from throwing pottery.

June 27, 2020
Community, Summer 2020 – Issue 28

The Continuous Kitchen

Our kitchens are often the worst offenders for single-use plastics and other categories of waste. It may seem like an insurmountable problem, that there’s nothing you as an indiv...

June 24, 2020
Community, Eat, Summer 2020 – Issue 28

Essential in the Field and at the Stands

Local farmers and farm workers are vital to keeping food on the table, during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.

June 21, 2020
Community, Drink, Eat, Featured, Summer 2020 – Issue 28

Edible Magazine Presents: Culinary All-Stars

Thanks to your votes, here are those shaping the culinary world in SLO County through their leadership, creativity and sheer talent.

June 20, 2020
Community, Drink, Featured, Summer 2020 – Issue 28

Yes, We Can

Cracking open the central coast canned wine phenomenon.

June 14, 2020
Community, Eat, Featured, Summer 2020 – Issue 28

Growing Hope

The almonds that Rusty and his family grew were not your standard commodity varietal like those commercially grown in the Central Valley because unlike those, which require heavy a...

March 22, 2020
Community, Eat, Spring 2020 - Issue 27

The Wonderful World of Cooking Classes

A series of cooking classes offered throughout the county provides not only the culinary tips and tricks necessary to make homemade taste gourmet, but also lessons that are rousing...

March 17, 2020
Community

How to Support Local Businesses During This Time 

We are in a time that is new for each of us and navigating through this takes a village. We are compiling an ongoing list of how to support local businesses – we need their f...

March 16, 2020
Community, Drink, Spring 2020 - Issue 27

A Steward of the Land

I heard Chamisal Vineyards was looking for a new winemaker back in 2006. I was the 36th candidate interviewed. Either they really liked me or were sick of interviewing people, and ...

March 10, 2020
Community, Drink, Spring 2020 - Issue 27

There Does Not Exist…Or Does There?

Built in the burgeoning business district behind Trader Joe’s on Earthwood Lane, There Does Not Exist crafts personal and purposeful brews there.

March 7, 2020
Community, Food, Spring 2020 - Issue 27

The Reinvigoration of a Longstanding Dish

Chilaquiles are a perfect hangover food — tortillas cut in quarters, and sautéed with zesty salsa. Cheese and eggs are added for a creamy texture to the crispy chips.

February 27, 2020
Community, Drink, Featured, Spring 2020 - Issue 27

Let’s Talk Tiki

Tiki mania is all over the county. How did we get here? Seaside salt spray, ukulele jams, a cool coconut breeze and splash of rum.

February 26, 2020
Community, Eat, Featured, Food, Spring 2020 - Issue 27

Paso By Way Of Bordeaux

Chef Julien Asseo brings his rascally pedigree home with Les Petites Canailles, a new french restaurant in downtown Paso Robles.

November 29, 2019
Community, Drink, Winter 2019 – Issue 26

Feels Like the First Time

Everyone remembers their first time. Maybe you were on the beach at sunset?

November 29, 2019
Community, Winter 2019 – Issue 26

Celebrate A Homegrown Holiday

A trip to Holloway’s Christmas Tree Farm

November 29, 2019
Community, Drink, Eat, Winter 2019 – Issue 26

A Local’s Gift Guide

Get to know some of the local products that make for some thoughtful and delicious gift giving.

November 28, 2019
Community, Drink, Eat, Winter 2019 – Issue 26

My Island Dinner, And Other Ramblings From My Life

The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.

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    Wow! Big news this morning about Firestone Walker Wow! Big news this morning about Firestone Walker Brewing Company and the craft beer industry. Proud of our hometown brand:
 
“Firestone Walker Brewing Company and Duvel Moortgat USA today announced that they have signed a definitive agreement with Stone Brewing, a subsidiary of Sapporo USA, to acquire the Stone Brewing brand, as well as select hospitality locations, bringing one of America’s foundational craft breweries into a family of like-minded brewers.
 
At the heart of the next chapter for Stone Brewing is a shared commitment to craft, a fearless spirit, and long-term brand building. Firestone Walker will serve as Stone’s West Coast home, offering a natural fit rooted in California brewing culture, with the scale and experience to support Stone’s continued evolution.
 
The acquisition includes four Stone Brewing hospitality locations: Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens at Liberty Station in San Diego, along with tap rooms in San Diego (Little Italy), Oceanside, and Pasadena. The Liberty Station location will continue to operate as both a hospitality destination and an active brewing facility, maintaining Stone’s physical presence in San Diego. 
 
The partnership is designed to accelerate Stone into the future, while staying true to the character that has defined it for three decades. Like Stone, Firestone Walker was founded in 1996 and is widely regarded as one of California’s leading craft brewers. Firestone Walker will play a central role in supporting Stone’s future, as the two coastal breweries together represent a powerful expression of California’s craft heritage.”
    📚Cookbook extraordinaire Cate Furtado (@catefurtad 📚Cookbook extraordinaire Cate Furtado (@catefurtado) pores over hundreds of cookbooks each year - and here she shares a few of her current favorites. 

❤️ If you love cookbooks (even half as much as Cate does), check them out at a few of our favorite cookbook-hunting shops across the county: 

- Monarch Books (@monarch_books) in Arroyo Grande 
- Neighbors General Store (@neighborsgeneralstore) in Arroyo Grande 
- Coalesce Bookstore (@coalescebookstore) in Morro Bay 
- Ah Louis Store (@ahlouisstore) in San Luis Obispo 
- Phoenix Books (@phoenixbooksslo) in San Luis Obispo 
- General Store (@generalstorepaso) in Paso Robles 
- Spare Time Bookshop (@sparetimebooks) in Paso Robles 

➡️ Let us know which book looks most interesting to you?
    Six generation, family-owned Miller Moth Ranch (@m Six generation, family-owned Miller Moth Ranch (@miller_moth_ranch) is home to Ranchita Meat Company (@ranchitameatco) and Almond Springs Agri Tourism Center (@almond_springs).

🐐 Roaming the 4,200-acre property are Angus Cross Cattle and African Meat Goats. 

➡️ Check out the ranch in San Miguel, CA!
    ⛳️ “Talk about a hole in one…” An afternoon at @m ⛳️ “Talk about a hole in one…”

An afternoon at @marcerroslo might be the move for you this weekend to pair with the perfect weather coming in.
    🍕@lebberspizza in @downtownatascadero is open Wedn 🍕@lebberspizza in @downtownatascadero is open Wednesday through Saturday from 4:00-8:30. 

“The menu showcases amusingly named pizzas like the Toadhead (with a lemon cream sauce,roasted mushrooms and guanciale) and the Peeper-Roni (with tomato sauce, house mozzarella and pepperoni).

Enjoy the local farmers’ bounty with small plates of seasonal options, including favorites like the Caesar salad of Little Gems lettuce with garlic anchovy dressing, and the roasted speck–wrapped persimmons. The menu is just as fun as the owners are, and that’s saying a lot.“

As seen in our Amuse Bouche section of Spring ‘26 issue.

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