Local Guide
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.
★ 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.
★ 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.