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June 1, 2023
Community, Featured, Summer 2023 - Issue 40

It Takes Two to Tango: Dinner & Dance

Dance company partners with SLO Public Market businesses to present unforgettable date nights.

May 31, 2023
Featured, Food, Summer 2023 - Issue 40

Cookbooks for the Native Kitchen

Indigenous cooking sustained the first North Americans as they built the foundation of the food system that nourishes us today.

La Bodega Tapas
May 31, 2023
Eat, Featured, Summer 2023 - Issue 40

Homegrown, Local Taste: La Bodega Tapas

La Bodega Tapas designs seasonal menu around produce, meat and spirits sourced locally.

Dresser Winery
May 15, 2023
Drink, Featured, Summer 2023 - Issue 40

Starting from Scratch: Dresser Winery

A couple’s dream to own a winery in Paso Robles creates meaningful memories along the way.

May 2, 2023
Community, Featured

Singaporean, Argentine And Ethiopian Dinners Featured ‘Use My Kitchen, Tell Your Story’ 2023 Dinner Series

Edible Magazine San Luis Obispo announced the headliners for the 2023 ‘Use My Kitchen, Tell Your Story’ dinner series, in partnership with Travel Paso. In this series of meals,...

Decolonizing Dinner
April 23, 2023
Eat, Featured, Recipes

Decolonizing Dinner

The San Luis Obispo International Film Festival is just around the corner and Edible Magazine is a proud sponsor of one of the showcased films Decolonizing Dinner, about a journey ...

Alisal Ranch Grilling Up
April 20, 2023
Community, Eat, Featured

BBQ Bootcamp at Alisal Ranch

Using Dungeness crab caught in Morro Bay and shrimp from Santa Monica Seafood, a southern California chef who had worked under the famed Wolgang Puck some years ago demonstrated fo...

Schoolyard Breakfast
April 16, 2023
Eat, Featured

School’s in for the Summer

Enjoy nostalgic atmosphere and hardy plates of food at the Schoolyard in San Luis Obispo.

California Artisan Cheese Festival
March 13, 2023
Community, Eat, Featured

Say Cheese: California Artisan Cheese Festival Returns

Cheese lovers rejoice! The annual California Artisan Cheese Festival returns to the Santa Rosa area later this month. Tickets are still available for the 17th year of the event, wh...

Greenhouse Coffee
March 1, 2023
Eat, Featured, Spring 2023 – Issue 39

Small Footprint, Big Impact

Greenhouse Coffee Company prioritizes people and purpose above profits.

Linnaea’s Café
March 1, 2023
Eat, Featured, Spring 2023 – Issue 39

Meatless Myths: A New Era of Veganism

Fresh, flavorful and fun dishes at these plant-based San Luis Obispo County restaurants.

March 1, 2023
Eat, Featured, Recipes, Spring 2023 – Issue 39

Garden Gems: Recipes

Each of these items is crafted to include fresh seasonal ingredients that borrow from nature’s pantry. While they’re full of wholesome ingredients, these recipes don’t skimp...

Megan, Miho, April, Alyx
March 1, 2023
Eat, Featured, Spring 2023 – Issue 39

Edibles of Edible

Treats for the mind and body at San Luis Obispo County dispensaries.

Beewench Annie Lodens
March 1, 2023
Eat, Featured, Spring 2023 – Issue 39

Free-Range on the Farm

Pasture-raised meat, eggs and broth are staples of BeeWench Farm.

Alisal Ranch BBQ
March 1, 2023
Community, Featured

Alisal Ranch hosts BBQ retreat with wine pairing at Santa Ynez vineyard

A 3-day retreat at Alisal Ranch in Santa Ynez helps get both first timers and seasoned pitmasters ready for a summer behind the grill.

March 1, 2023
Drink, Featured, Spring 2023 – Issue 39

Wildfire Woes

California vineyards may survive the flames but smoke is choking crops in a different way.

Chris Haisma In Bloom
March 1, 2023
Drink, Featured, Recipes, Spring 2023 – Issue 39

Horticulture Happy Hour

The season of colors and new life, spring is the perfect time for a cocktail that celebrates the delicious bounty of Mother Earth.

SaladFreak
March 1, 2023
Eat, Featured, Food, Spring 2023 – Issue 39

Grilled Leeks Mimosa Redux

Adapted for enjoying at home, this is not quite mimosa and not quite gribiche, the other, chunkier, French eggy vinaigrette, but whatever it is, it’s delicious, no matter where o...

Pitch the Journalist Edible SLO
February 2, 2023
Events and Partnerships, Featured

Pitch the Journalist

Sign Up Here We here at Edible Magazine know there is always a story to uncover, and we want to chat with you to discover it. Sign up for a 30-minute, one-on-one session with an Ed...

Wine and Dine Around
January 30, 2023
Events and Partnerships, Featured

Wine and Dine Around

Buy Tickets Here Edible Magazine is a proud show sponsor of Cal Poly Arts, to help keep the arts alive in San Luis Obispo County! Join us for these two very special shows: October ...

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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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