Shopping

Downtown SLO

One of the reasons San Luis Obispo is so happy is because of its walkability and friendliness to pedestrians. Downtown San Luis Obispo encompasses about seven blocks and five streets filled with retail and dining tucked into historic buildings. Take a stroll down Higuera Street, the main drag for shopping. But don’t forget about the streets of Monterey and Marsh and all the cross streets in between. You will find that downtown is filled with off-beat boutiques and familiar chain retailers that provide a mixture of affordable and lavish shopping options. Along with the shopping you will discover that downtown is also the dining and entertainment hub of town.

Also the location of the SLO Farmers's Market on Thursday 6:00pm- 9:00pm

Santa Barbara's Paseo Nuevo

651 Paseo Nuevo, Santa Barbara, CA 93101

(805) 963-7147

The Mediterranean aura infuses the Paseo Nuevo shopping center. The center is anchored by two department stores – Nordstrom and Macy's. The rest of the shops are all in the open-air setting, allowing you to walk around and peruse to your heart's content in the lovely outdoor setting.

La Cumbre Plaza 121 South Hope Ave.Santa Barbara, CA 93105
805-687-6458

One of Santa Barbara's largest shopping malls is La Cumbre Plaza, located on the 3800 block of upper State Street. Serving shoppers since 1967, it includes two department stores, Macy's and Sears, and more than 50 shops, restaurants, services and lots of parking. The shopping center derives its name from the highest point in the surrounding mountains, La Cumbre Peak.

Pismo's Premium Outlets

333 5 Cities Dr #100, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420

(805) 773-4620

The outlets are like an outdoor shopping mall that spans over a few blocks. It is comprised of many shops like

Aeropostale
Calvin Klein
Dressbarn
G.H. Bass & Co.
Guess Factory Store

and many others.

Santa Maria Town Center ( The Mall )

142 Town Center E, Santa Maria, CA

(805) 922-7931