New tortillería brings fresh tortillas to Railroad Street
Paso Robles Daily News
August 28, 2026
There's a new spot on Railroad Street that's already got the neighborhood talking — Tortillería La Guerrerense has opened its doors at 1335 Railroad Street in Paso Robles. If you've been craving that warm, fresh-off-the-comal taste of handmade tortillas, this is your place. It's the kind of small business that makes our downtown feel more like home, and it's a great excuse to wander over and support local.
We first caught wind of this opening through the Paso Robles Daily News, and it's exactly the kind of news we love to share. Whether you're stocking up for taco night or just want to try something new, stop by and say hello. It's a sweet addition to our growing food scene, and we're all about celebrating the folks who make Paso Robles feel like, well, Paso Robles.
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