Guidebook for Morro Bay
Food Scene
Best and freshest fish! My favorite: the salmon taco - one is plenty - they serve you big portions. The salmon taco is like a salad with fresh blackened salmon. Not traditional mexican - they use cabbage and mango instead of onion and refried beans.
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Taco Temple Morro Bay
2680 Main StBest and freshest fish! My favorite: the salmon taco - one is plenty - they serve you big portions. The salmon taco is like a salad with fresh blackened salmon. Not traditional mexican - they use cabbage and mango instead of onion and refried beans.
Schooners
171 N Ocean AveGreat food, outdoor seating, live music on the weekends
Sightseeing
Best views from the trail. If you reach the top (you can drive taking the small road off the Golf Course or hike from different trail heads around the bottom such as Balboa Street), you can see the whole coast line from south of Baywood/Los Osos, to Cayucos. If you hike to the top from the parking lot, you get a 360 view of the hills east of us. Big boulders make for a nice place to sit and snack. Ask me for directions or I can take you there if I have time.
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Black Hill Trail
Black Hill TrailBest views from the trail. If you reach the top (you can drive taking the small road off the Golf Course or hike from different trail heads around the bottom such as Balboa Street), you can see the whole coast line from south of Baywood/Los Osos, to Cayucos. If you hike to the top from the parking lot, you get a 360 view of the hills east of us. Big boulders make for a nice place to sit and snack. Ask me for directions or I can take you there if I have time.
Small secret local park overlooking the bay, with grass, bathrooms and picnic benches. A beautiful paved walkway to explore the edge of the bay.
Bayshore Bluffs Park
Small secret local park overlooking the bay, with grass, bathrooms and picnic benches. A beautiful paved walkway to explore the edge of the bay.
Arts & Culture
Learn about our native american tribes, the Salinian and the Chumash, the sea life and history of this fishing village.
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Museum of Natural History
20 State Park RdLearn about our native american tribes, the Salinian and the Chumash, the sea life and history of this fishing village.
Shopping
Poppy
911 EmbarcaderoMy favorite women's clothing store in town. Casual, sporty, attractive pieces and gifts.
"Shopping Mall" for second hand clothing, furniture, decor, and more. Fun to stroll through this store that has so many cubicles filled with interesting things.
Brenda Sue's Consignment
248 Morro Bay Blvd"Shopping Mall" for second hand clothing, furniture, decor, and more. Fun to stroll through this store that has so many cubicles filled with interesting things.
Smoobage
591 EmbarcaderoLovely selection of artistic jewelry, local artisans, souvenirs, perfect gift shop!
Entertainment & Activities
Cheaper admittance than everywhere else and the seating is good. Showtimes are usually 4:15 and 7pm, Sundays they add an earlier time around 1:45.
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Bay Theatre
464 Morro Bay BlvdCheaper admittance than everywhere else and the seating is good. Showtimes are usually 4:15 and 7pm, Sundays they add an earlier time around 1:45.
Going out, live music, bar scene
Best place to see live music and really yummy bar food choices.
The Siren Bar and Grill
900 Main St