Sandy’s Deli
Quaint deli and bakery conveniently located in Cambria. Great for tasty sandwiches and delicious treats!
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Robin’s Restaurant
When the locals eat there, you know it’s good! For more than 25 years, this best-of-all-worlds eatery has been a favorite among locals and visitors alike. With its vine-covered patio and cozy interior, Robin’s Restaurant is one of those rare kitchens that can combine many different cuisines and do them all well. With an emphasis
Redwood Café
A Cambria gem tucked away on Main Street, Redwood Café is serving up all your favorites, hot and delicious. Come try for yourself and find out why Yelpers love this place.
Old Stone Station
Old Stone Station is located in a restored historic gas station at the west end of Main Street. Locals flock to this eatery for its huge salads, delicious sandwiches and homemade desserts. Visitors will discover its charming atmosphere, reasonable prices, great food and welcoming manner. The Old Stone Station is filled with nostalgia, from old
Moonstone Beach Bar & Grill
Located on Moonstone Beach along the scenic California Coast in Cambria, Moonstone Beach Bar & Grill is Cambria’s premier oceanfront purveyor of fine American seafood dining. Their customers rave that the experience is fantastic, the service is excellent, and the ocean view is rivaled only by the stellar food. Enjoy your meal on the heated
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Medusa’s Sunshine Taqueria
Medusa’s Sunshine Taqueria is a colorful restaurant that serves authentic Mexican cuisine, all made with the freshest ingredients. A vegetarian menu is available.
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Madeline’s
Whether you come for an intimate dinner for two or for that special party, know that your dining needs are in safe hands with Madeline’s. Enjoy the chef’s garden out front and the recently made-over interior.
Linn’s Restaurant
Linn’s began as one family’s American dream. The year was 1977, and John and Renee Linn left the big city behind to farm fertile but rugged land on the Central Coast. Less than a decade later, the couple had a bustling fruit and produce stand, where the olallieberry—a then almost-unheard-of fruit that crossed a blackberry
