Dress Code: Proper golf attire is required. Shirts must be worn inside the pants (tucked). Shirts must have collars & sleeves. Slacks must be tailored or Bermuda-style shorts. non-metal spike policy.
Earliest human inhabitants of SLO were the Chumash, who settled in the area 10,000- 5,000 BC. in 1772, Spanish Franciscan Junipero Serra celebrated the first Mass in SLO near San Luis Creek.
est. 1987 in Salt Lake City, Utah. opened SLO market in 1997. runs a 53-acre ranch with organic farm near Buellton along with a market in Solvang, plus 3 stores in Arizona.
est. 2002 - "Lobster Ravioli" = jumbo square lobster ravioli in a white clam chipotle alfredo sauce with sun dried tomatoes, shaved parmesean, sweat peas = $24
est. 1994 by Charles Myers. probably the most popular restaurant in SLO. the decor is '60s-hippie morphed-into contemporary Southwest?
est. 1984 - part grocery, part deli - to avoid long waits for your sandwich on weekends and during lunchtime, calling your order in ahead-of-time is not a bad idea.
from the early 1900's through the 1950s was neighborhood store "The Del Monte Grocery" - In 1981, the building was reinvented as "The Del Monte Cafe" by Debbie & Mark Collins.
581 feet tall ♦ named "El Morro" in 1542 by Portuguese explorer Juan Cabrillo. The Chumash people can climb Morro Rock for their annual solstice-ceremony, but it is illegal for anyone else to climb.
Costco has the right to check your receipt. According to the "membership-agreement" there’s an unconditional consent-to-search. If you don’t consent to a search, Costco could revoke your membership.
est. 1989 - Splash Cafe's "World Famous" clam-chowder is also available at Costco.
Modern place names with Chumash origins include Malibu, Lompoc, Ojai, Pismo Beach, Point Mugu, Piru, Lake Castaic, Saticoy, and Simi Valley. Daha fazlasını oku.
in 1886, while drilling for oil, prospectors found white-hot sulphur mineral-water bubbling up. Because of the water's curative effects, a spa & mineral-springs resort was established here.
an XL combo-pizza to-go is $10. a hot-dog & 20 oz. drink is $1.50 (price has been the same since 1985). Due to slow sales, the pretzel was replaced by the churro. Large mocha-Latte freezes are $1.35
est. 2005 by Myriam & Michel Olaizola (who also own the nearby Buffalo Pub & Grill). "Mac & Cheese" = pasta with cheddar & mozzarella. "Guinness Burger" = half-pounder soaked in Guinness.
the song "Good Rats" by Dropkick Murphys implies that dead rats provide Guinness with its delicious flavor.
