Cambria town has a few streets of charming yet pricey restaurants. The town has a bit of a stuffy, overpriced feel to it which isn't very appealing. Cayucos, which is slightly funky, or Morro Bay, which is a laidback maritime town, have a way better feel.
There is a health food store called Soto's True Earth Market where you can find good food in the deli in the back, in case you're desperate after eating the overpriced food in Cambria.
The strand of trees above the town are beautiful. At night there are some glowing lampposts, in October you can find scarecrows all around town, and at Christmastime you see lights strung prettily from the historic buildings. It is very cold in Cambria so come prepared with a jacket and scarf!
At Christmastime, don't miss the Cambria Pines Lodge Christmas Market, where there are millions of LED lights that take about an hour to walk through! You reserve online and then take a shuttle bus from Burton Drive. It's a little too crowded which takes away some of the magic.
On Sundays 2-4pm in summer there is free live music at Moonstone Cellars, and on Wednesdays 6-8pm open mic night.
Excellent violinist Brynn Albanese organizes summer concerts at Saint Paul's Episcopal Church, Saturdays at 2:30pm, one each month, for $30 per person. The Big Sirs of Swing is a Gypsy Jazz Quartet playing this summer (2024). Check her website.
Stolo Vineyards have summer Music in the Meadow, Thurs 4-6pm and Sun 1-3pm, July to Sept, free, with online reservation.
The main part of Cambria town is located at Main Street and Burton Drive, Cambria CA 93428.
Soto's True Earth Market, 2244 Main St, Cambria, CA, open 8am-8:30pm.
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