Local Recommendations
Supplies & Transportation
Groceries, car services, and airports for your stay.
Getting settled and getting around in Paso Robles wine country — where to stock the kitchen, how to arrange a car, and which airports serve the area.
Groceries
From local cheese shops to Walmart, there's no shortage of options for stocking the kitchen.
Local grass-fed beef and other meats.
Assortments of cheeses and a tasting room.
Cheeses, meats, and fresh breads.
The area's top fish market and restaurant.
A fully organic grocery store.
Paso Farmers Market
Tuesdays 9:30am–12pm and Saturdays 9am–1pm.
Templeton Farmers Market
Saturdays 9am–12:30pm.
Car
Uber service is very limited — plan to drive yourself or hire a car service.
Drive Yourself
The most flexible option — explore at your own pace with a designated driver in your group.
The local rental option; reserve ahead, as supply is limited.
Guest favorite: Lush
Full car service — or have them drive your own car (~$50/hr, 5-hr min) as a designated driver.
Wine-country car service and tours.
Luxury car and concierge service.
Local limo and car service.
Wine-tour car service.
Airports
Paso sits roughly equidistant from San Francisco and Los Angeles, and several regional airports serve the area.
Paso Robles Municipal (PRB)
Best for private flights.
Guest favorite: San Luis Obispo Regional (SBP)
Nearest airport with commercial flights.
Santa Barbara (SBA)
More flight options a bit farther south.
San Jose (SJC)
A viable alternative that avoids Bay Area traffic.
San Francisco (SFO)
A straight shot down Highway 101.
Los Angeles (LAX)
Up Highway 101 or Interstate 5.