Our Wines Our Winemakers craft each bottle with fruit from the See Canyon, Creston, and Paso Robles regions. Winning awards year after year, our reds, whites, and apple blends are made with an emphasis on fruit-forward notes, full mouthfeel, and finishes that leave the palate craving more. Our Family Three generations of Kelseys currently work at the winery, beginning with Dick and Dolores Kelsey, their sons Richard and Keith, and grandchildren Deanna, Devon, Clive, Tessa, and Jessica. What began as a retirement project for Dick Kelsey has blossomed into a full-blown business with a focus on providing fantastic wines and a remarkable atmosphere in which to enjoy them. Our Philosophy We believe in letting the land and the climate speak to your palate. A "hands-off" approach by our Winemakers ensures minimal interference by external factors, and brings out notes, aromas, and flavors that are both refined and true to the nature of their respective varietals. [read more]
View Profile
Bustling haunt with a beachfront patio offering a menu of light fare, plus draft beer & cocktails. Has outdoor seating · Serves great cocktails · Doesn't accept reservations [read more]
View Profile
Located on one of the most beautiful settings on the central coast, Mulligan's Bar & Grill offers casual, comfortable fine dining along with a full bar. [read more]
View Profile
The Pismo Beach Chamber of Commerce is the oldest Chamber in the immediate area dating from 1922. We are a unique Chamber that is focused on the economic and lifestyle well being related to a small but successful City with a long coastline. Today, as it was long ago, Pismo Beach is a popular tourist resort. We are consistently rated as one of the 25 best beaches in California. Indeed, out of the 430 California cities that exist on TOT – or bed tax as some say – we are number 5. The success of our membership is intimately tied to the nearly 2.5 million visitors to Pismo Beach annually and therefore our retail economy thrives when our hotels and tourist trades thrive. In fact, we are the largest visitor destination in San Luis Obispo County. We are also fortunate enough to have an intimate but non-dependent relationship with our City Council and City Staff. A City Council member and at least one City Staff member participates in each of our Board meetings. We frequently brief City Staff and the City Council on what we believe our members wish to advocate. Communications are strong. This is a membership asset that no other surrounding City-Chamber relationship can offer its members. As the Pismo Beach Chamber, we therefore function as both a critical resource to the City and a strong advocate for our members. We advocate strongly on the behalf of our members as we recently demonstrated regarding ill-advised placement of public restrooms adjacent to high quality tourist hotels and restaurants. Each City in the area has a unique set of characteristics and issues and therefore each Chamber of Commerce must represent what is best for the businesses of each City. Please contact us if you are interested in becoming a member, or apply online here. [read more]
View Profile
Rancho Nipomo Barbeque was founded in 2006 with a unique vision of bringing a different kind of BBQ to the Santa Maria Valley. Sure, we still have the traditional tri-tip smoked in red oak, but also the traditional slow smoked pork and beef specialties inspired by the country’s best smokehouses from Coast to Coast. Carefully smoked for many hours, the food is as delicious as it is different. A unique selection of California Style, Hispanic cuisine, featuring the diverse culture of the Central Coast. Favorites include the popular pulled-pork sandwich, BBQ pork ribs, burgers, vaquero tacos and burritos. Come in and enjoy the warm hospitality inherent to this area and the taste of California, while experiencing the local history of the El Camino Real. [read more]
View Profile
"Modern tattoo studio specializing in Black & Grey Realism, Traditional, Fine-line, Micro realism and more" [read more]
View Profile
The San Luis Obispo Children's Museum first opened its doors in 1990 after the property was donated to the City of San Luis Obispo and the building converted from a transmission shop. The Children's Museum’s first incarnation lasted 14 years but the building had many structural and logistical problems, and the facility often reached capacity on busy days. From 2005-2008 the Museum was closed for reconstruction and over $5 million was raised to create a world class facility. The Museum reopened the second and third floors in June 2008. In June of 2009, the first floor was reopened and the Museum was officially completed. Close to 50,000 guests now visit the San Luis Obispo Children’s Museum each year, many on class field trips. The Museum is fortunate to have many community partners such as the Community Foundation San Luis Obispo and Cal Poly. The Children's Museum is a 501(c)(3) California non-profit organization and is led by a volunteer board of directors. It is a goal of the board for the Museum to be accessible to as many children as possible, and a resource for other community organizations. [read more]
View Profile
