San Luis Obispo County
Atascadero
Where Colony Days Meet Wine Country Magic
About Atascadero
Atascadero wraps you in small-town charm where historic Colony architecture lines Traffic Way and the intoxicating scent of oak trees mingles with fresh pastries from local bakeries. This hidden gem pulses with authentic Central Coast energy—from the Saturday farmers market bursting with Paso Robles wine country bounty to the stunning lake reflecting ancient oaks. You'll discover why locals call it 'A-town' as you sip craft beer at Tent City Brewing while golden hour paints the rolling hills that cradle this perfectly imperfect slice of California paradise.
Upcoming Events
All eventsMemorial of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Priest
Pedal to Plate | Bike Ride & Dinner at SOLORO
Vigil of the Eighteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time
Eric Brittain and paul steven silva
Monday of the Eighteenth Week in Ordinary Time
Memorial of Saint John Vianney, Priest
Wednesday of the Eighteenth Week in Ordinary Time
First Fridays Comedy in Atascadero
Ranch Horse Clinic - Ranch Riding & Ranch Trail with AQHA Pro Horseman Johnny Flores
NCDC Presents: Heilmann Havoc 2026
Vigil of the Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
The city of Atascadero presents: Saturday in the Park
Atascadero Lake Park
Local Businesses
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car_washSun Day Car Wash
9105, Principal Avenue, Atascadero, CA
wineNichols Winery & Cellars
4615, Traffic Way, CA
wineryChateau Margene
4385, La Panza Road, CA
second_handBrookside Thrift
9330, El Camino Real, Atascadero, CA, 93422
wineAncient Peaks Winery
22720, El Camino Real, CA
deliMr. Pickle's Sandwich Shop
7177, El Camino Real, Atascadero, CA, 93422
convenienceChevron
8955, Montecito Avenue, CA
butcherSuprema Meat Market
wineryHansen Vineyards & Winery
5575, El Pomar Drive, CA
Latest News in Atascadero
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AtascaderoTransport to Tokyo in a new Atascadero ramen spot
Atascadero just got a little more interesting — and a lot more delicious. Momotaro Ramen and Izakaya, a new spot on El Camino Real, is trading the usual bright white lights for neon signs and moody lanterns that feel like a late-night Tokyo alley. Co-owner and chef Mateo Rogers told New Times SLO (Atascadero) the vibe is darker, moodier, and honestly, a lot more fun. It’s the kind of place where you can settle in for a bowl of ramen and feel like you’ve escaped the Central Coast for a bit. For a town that’s seen a steady stream of new eateries, Momotaro stands out by leaning into atmosphere as much as flavor. Rogers is betting that locals are ready for a ramen spot that feels like a destination, not just a quick bite. If the buzz around town is any indication, Atascadero’s food scene just leveled up.
AtascaderoThe stage adaptation of C. S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters comes to the PAC in SLO Aug. 2
Get ready for a devilishly clever evening in San Luis Obispo. On August 2, the Performing Arts Center will host the stage adaptation of C.S. Lewis' classic, *The Screwtape Letters*. This isn't your typical theater outing—it's a sharp, witty exploration of human nature told through the correspondence of a senior demon mentoring his bumbling nephew on how to tempt a soul away from goodness. As reported by New Times SLO (Atascadero), this production brings Lewis' beloved satirical novel to life with a mix of humor and profound insight. For Central Coast residents looking for a thought-provoking night out that's both entertaining and intellectually stimulating, this is a rare local stop for a nationally touring show. Whether you're a longtime fan of the book or new to Lewis' work, it promises a unique perspective on faith and temptation that will stick with you long after the curtain falls.
AtascaderoHomeboy Art Academy artist Art Carrillo comes to Los Osos
A familiar face from the Homeboy Art Academy is bringing his story and his art to Los Osos this week. Artist Art Carrillo, whose work has been featured in galleries from Los Angeles to San Luis Obispo, will be the guest of honor at a special event hosted by the Estero Bay Kindness Coalition. As reported by New Times SLO (Atascadero), the coalition—founded by Bobby deLancellotti in 2017—has grown from helping 10 families with supermarket gift cards to running three programs and two food pantries with over 130 volunteers. Carrillo’s visit is a chance for our community to connect with an artist whose journey reflects resilience and transformation. The event not only highlights his work but also underscores the Kindness Coalition’s quiet, powerful mission: making sure no one in Morro Bay or Los Osos goes hungry. It’s a reminder that art and compassion often walk hand in hand along the Central Coast.