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Local Favorites in Central Coast Pismo Beach / Avila Beach / Cayucos / Paso Robles

Local Favorites in Central Coast Pismo Beach / Avila Beach / Cayucos / Paso Robles: every guide in this category from Casago SoCal, newest first.

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The Morro Bay Embarcadero and Cayucos

Morro Bay grows oysters in its estuary and sells them steps from the water. Cayucos keeps it to a few blocks of breakfast spots and a tavern or two.

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Downtown Paso Robles

The blocks around Paso Robles City Park hold the region's most ambitious cooking, plus tasting rooms, olive oil shops and an early bakery culture.

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Avila Beach and Port San Luis

Avila's promenade puts restaurants right on the sand. Out at Port San Luis, the Harford Pier sells what came off the boats that morning.

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Pismo Beach and the pier blocks

Pismo built its name on clams, and chowder is still the order along Pomeroy Street and the pier blocks. Casual patios, ocean views, long summer lines.

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The Thursday night farmers market

San Luis Obispo's Thursday market is dinner more than shopping: Santa Maria tri-tip over red oak, produce stands and tamale carts filling Higuera.

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Higuera and Marsh, downtown San Luis Obispo

The densest run of restaurants on the Central Coast sits around Higuera and Marsh. Student prices next to wine-country cooking, and early closing times.

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Where people actually eat on the Central Coast

Central Coast food by district: San Luis Obispo, Paso Robles, the Pismo pier blocks, Morro Bay and Avila. What the area does well and what catches visitors out.

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