Location: Templeton
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Top 10 Things to do in Templeton, California (CA)
Templeton is a census-designated place (CDP) in San Luis Obispo County, California. The population was 7,674 at the 2010 census, up from 4,687 at the 2000 census.
Restaurants in Templeton
1. Venteux Vineyards
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Muppet_Boyz - Oconomowoc, United States
We had been given this recommendation from the team at Turley and we loved it!! Great wines and super friendly staff. Personal favorites- cab and petit Syrah. Went back for a repeat before we left!!
2. Olea Farm Olive Oil & Tasting Room
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Visiting Olea Farm is the perfect introduction to the unique extra virgin olive oil tasting. Olives love the warm California sun and produce one of the finest oils on the market. Its taste and essence are intense and powerful yet it is delicate enough to be used in any recipe without over powering the other ingredients.
3. Guyomar Wine Cellars
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By SteveD2204 - Silverton, United States
OMG! A diamond in the rough. This was a great find unknown to most. Of all the wineries in Paso Robles this is the one you want to visit. The owner Ishka and his right hand woman booking agent for the winery Margaret are a phenomenal pair. We booked many wineries prior to coming to Paso Robles but upon arriving still had a spot open on Sunday morning. We were referred by another winery to make sure we saw Guyomar winery. To our great surprise we were accepted and an appointment was set for 10:30 am. We arrived at Guyomar winery and were greeted by 2 elephants guarding the front gates. We would find that these elephants represented the body and spirit of the philosophy of the owners. The vineyard was meticulously manicured. We were to learn the the vineyards were dry farmed. This increases the stress and decreases the volume increasing the intensity of the wines we were about to taste. Then came the wines, OMG. Ishka then provided the personal touch. The winery owners philosophy about the land, terroir and his praise for his mentors Richard Sauret consultant, and wine maker Steve Glossner . Next came a special touch the food of Ishka’s home land of Sri Lanka butter Chicken. The spices paired well with the intensity of the wines If you get an opportunity to visit this winery it will be a highlight of your visit to Paso Robles Thank YOU Ishka and Margaret. Steve
4. Wild Horse Winery & Vineyards
5. Turley Cellars
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By wanderingapril - Boulder, United States
This is one of our favorite wineries to visit and order from! The wines are always a treat, plus the winery has sustainable and organic growing practices. The tasting room and patio are wonderful and the team is always informative and friendly.
6. Peachy Canyon Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 125 reviews
Peachy Canyon is one of the oldest family owned and operated wineries on Paso Robles' west side. The tasting room is located in a refurbished 1800's era schoolhouse on one of Peachy Canyon's five estate vineyard properties (the appropriately named "Old Schoolhouse" vineyard). We're known for our award-winning red Zinfandel lineup—including super premium Zins that are often produced in lots of less 400 cases each—as well as our Bordeaux and Rhone varietal wines. We believe in sustainable winemaking and are dedicated to "keeping it local." Our vineyards are managed by us, and all grapes are harvested and processed by hand by our team. Our tasting room offers a spacious lawn picnic area and a gazebo, not to mention beautiful vineyard surroundings! Stop by with a picnic and have a glass with us... Chairs, blankets, (leashed) pets and children always welcome.
Reviewed By tad_beckman - Claremont, United States
We had so much fun tasting wine and chatting at Peachy Canyon that we joined their wine club. It is a lovely location and the people conducting the tasting that day were really fun. It is dog friendly too!
7. Rotta Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Historic Paso Robles Wine region tasting room. Open Daily 11 am to 5pm. Rotta Winery features beautiful whites: Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Rosé and delicious Reds: Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Red Blends as well as dessert wines.
8. AronHill Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
AronHill Vineyards resides atop a steep limestone overlook just west of Paso Robles. Here, Judy Aron cultivates eight acres of dry-farmed Primitivo and Cabernet Sauvignon, producing small-lot wines of natural purity and structure. The AronHill Bistro is the Paso Robles wine country’s dining discovery, where you will enjoy fresh dishes made from seasonal and local ingredients, all paired with stunning hilltop views. The philosophy of the AronHill Bistro mirrors our approach to winemaking: deliver full, authentic flavors by relying on the best ingredients, and by not overcomplicating what nature has provided.
Reviewed By troyd839 - Paso Robles, United States
Judy & Kathryn were the PERFECT hosts for our night of celebration after our wedding. The tasting room was expertly converted to the dining room, and the patio had tables stationed for our guests to enjoy their food and socialize. The wine was perfect, and our night could not have been better! Thank you AronHill!!
9. Jack Creek Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By riceburnergrace - Santee, United States
Our kids loved this spot. The kids play area is huge and it’s only $1 per kid!! The animals are adorable! The goats are very friendly. The store has lots to offer.
10. Epoch Estate Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Epoch was founded on a simple philosophy, to strive to make wines that are delicious and complex, seriously fun to drink, interestingly iconoclastic, seductively hedonistic, thought provoking and hopefully, most importantly, memory making. In a short time, we have quickly developed a big reputation for small production, hand-crafted, artisanal wines with abundant personalities. We produce estate-grown Rhone, Zinfandel, and Tempranillo varietals and our winemaker, Jordan Fiorentini, crafts our wines with minimal intervention in the winery so the most delicious wine makes it to your glass. We are located on the west side of the Paso Robles wine region on the historic York Mountain. We invite you to come taste the wines, visit the team and capture your own Epoch moment here on the historic York Mountain.
Reviewed By isandie - Long Beach, United States
I've been to Napa, Livermore, Temecula, etc....but my favorite place to taste is Paso Robles. I've been going there to taste for 20 years+. I love it, and I've never had a BAD experience...but I have to say, this weekend's tasting at Epoch was the BEST I've ever experienced in Paso! Years ago when Epoch rebuilt York Mountain and opened their new facility (now several years old), my family and I were the very first people to step through the doors to taste. We were in Paso for the weekend visiting my cousin's family, and we were driving down the 46, and saw some Epoch signs. My cousin (who had been to just about every winery in Paso) said "oh, that's new! lets try it!"...so we did. As we drove up to the building, there were about a half a dozen people standing outside in the rain welcoming us with umbrellas. Turns out we were the very first group to stop by on their first day open to the public! So cool! It was a great and memorable time! Fast forward to this past weekend. My bestie and I were meeting some friends from the bay area who regularly visit Napa for wine tasting, so I wanted to find someplace special to take them. I recalled the space at Epoch being amazing, and the great memories, so I called and made an appointment. As we arrived and walked up to the gorgeous facility, Ryan met us out front with 4 glasses of wine! Well this was starting off nicely! He then showed us to our own tasting table, already set with 4 glasses each of reds, and an assortment of informative materials, and left us with Tom. Tom was THE BEST! We sat with Tom for about an hour and a half while he taught us so many things about wine, about Epoch, about local history, just a great person and wealth of information! So warm and engaging. My best friend who had never been tasting before felt so comfortable, and we were all just entirely impressed with his friendly, down to earth yet IMMENSELY knowledgeable and passionate disposition. Just a wonderful person overall. I can't say enough about Tom. He just make for an awesome experience for everyone! What an amazing time we had! I've never done a seated tasting in Paso, and honestly didn't really care if I ever did because I've always liked the environment a bar tasting kind of makes at most tasting rooms, but this was just SPECIAL. I can't describe it any other way. Additionally, the facilities! I mean, come on! It's just an amazing space with so much history tastefully retained. Just a great place to spend a couple hours sipping wine and exploring. Lastly, the wine. DELICIOUS! I find myself becoming more and more appreciative of whites, and although they don't have many, they are stellar! The reds are damn good too! I left with two bottles of white, and one of my pals left with an armload of reds, plus some swag, she loved the place so much! I'm in love with Epoch, and I plan to make it a mandatory stop every time I go to Paso from now on. PS I was a little bummed they switched from an open tasting to an appointment only tasting, but I tell you, I think that's what made it so special. There were a few other parties around, but it wasn't shoulder to shoulder at the bar, and it was nice to have some room to mill around and check out the facility. I don't think I'd like to do it any other way now! PERFECTION! PSS the price for the tasting was $20pp at the time of this review, and it is over and above worth it in terms of value! It reminded me of some $50+ tastings I've experienced. I would actually pay a little more if they included chocolate or cheese pairings as well. (you don't need to buy a ticket or pay in advance, but I do recommend making an appointment in advance as that's the only way to taste there)
