Shopping in Paso Robles
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Boutiques, shops, and galleries worth seeking out around Paso Robles. Want more to fill the day? See things to see and do.
Shops & Galleries
- Copper & Lace Western BoutiqueAt 1324 Park St — "where western meets wine country." One-of-a-kind jewelry, belts, hats, accessories, apparel, and home goods, curated with a community-driven spirit for western-inspired women. This is a great place to shop and find some one-of-a-kind items. I even found a "must have" top I had to buy when I stopped by for a photo. They also host private group shopping events — The Boutique Hangout gives your group three hours of after-hours access to the boutique with a styling host, great for birthdays, bachelorette parties, book clubs, or a wine country girls' getaway.
- Ambiance BoutiqueDowntown boutique for women's fashion, gifts & accessories. They blend quality and uniqueness in their clothing lineup — stop in when you're strolling on 13th St.
- JaydeAcross from the park at 823 12th Street — a women's fashion boutique for any age, carrying brands like Jag, Tribal, and Mavi in a warm, friendly atmosphere.
- General Store Paso RoblesFacing the park at 12th Street — local pantry goods, picnic provisions, and gifts, from olive oils and jams to their own line of totes and hats. A great stop for a gourmet picnic basket before wine tasting, or a gift to take home.
- Studios on the ParkA mainstay of the downtown square — six studios, all local artists, right on the park. Watch working artists, browse galleries, and shop original art, plus classes, workshops, and events year-round. The center featured painting is by one of my favorite artists, Olga Mihailichenko, a Ukrainian refugee who has made Paso Robles her home.
- Sole TreeQuality shoes and shoe accessories you won't find in your everyday store — the kind of place you go in for one thing and walk out having found your "style" instead. Worth a slow browse, not just a quick stop.
- BijouRight on the historic town square at 815 12th Street — a pet-friendly boutique with a curated, whimsical mix of women's clothing, jewelry, accessories, home decor, and an adorable baby & toddler corner.
- Great American Antiques MallThis place is enormous — antiques and vintage finds from every era. I especially love hunting for original paintings that fit the style of whatever home I'm decorating at the moment.
- Dale Evers StudioAt 1000 Park Street — the working studio and gallery of sculptor and designer Dale Evers, known for large-scale glass, bronze, and steel pieces, including sea life sculptures. Some of his work is also on display at Sculpterra Winery, and he has a large firefly sculpture at BarrelHouse Brewery in Tin City.
- Allgood Custom LeatherIn the heart of Templeton, run by husband-and-wife Matt and Meagan Allgood — western apparel, handmade jewelry, home gifts, and fine leather goods for the whole family. This cute boutique has a traditional clothing section up front and a whole leather section toward the back, with lots of equestrian equipment.
Shopping Areas
- Downtown City Park & SquareBoutiques, olive oil & spice shops, galleries, and people-watching. I can be found downtown several days a week, enjoying the shops and restaurants. In summer, Music in the Park on Thursday evenings is a must.
4th of July Celebration in the Paso Robles Downtown Park
December in the Paso Robles Downtown Park
- Paso Market WalkAt 18th & Spring Street — a restored 1890 Victorian home turned into a marketplace of local vendors, shops, and restaurants, with a family-friendly outdoor common area. A great stop for lunch and browsing all in one place.
- Paso Robles Farmers MarketAt 11th & Spring Street, near Downtown City Park — Tuesday mornings and Saturday mornings, with dozens of local farmers, ranchers, and artisans. A great way to pick up fresh produce and goods for a wine-country picnic.
- Templeton Farmers MarketEvery Saturday, 9am to 12:30pm, at Templeton Community Park — 6th & Crocker Streets. The largest farmers market in North County, with seasonal produce, cheeses, local meats, olive oil, and made-to-order food.
- Tin CityA walkable maker district south of downtown — wineries, a brewery, a distillery, and food, all sharing corrugated-tin walls. See the full Tin City Directory for the complete list.
- Ramada RowRight next to Tin City on Ramada Drive — a growing collective of wine, beer, spirits, and food merchants, including Ridge Vineyards and Primal House. A great add-on stop if you're already exploring Tin City.
