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Across the street, down the road~meet the neighbors along creston road
A moment captured forever when the swallows flew from the nest their first day. Still fed by the parents. The Loading Chute Restaurant has the best Certified Angus beef in all these parts. But then their pizza, baked in the open oven with oak wood, is pretty killer too. Creston's Country Store boasts a pretty awesome breakfast burrito or for lunch you could try Bob's Special sandwich probably made with his Tri Tip bar-B-Q'd earlier in the day. The Long Branch undoubtedly has the best Ortega Burger you've ever tried! So belly-up and don't forget to try their fresh fries too, still with the skins on! The Post Office is so tiny you get to literally rub elbows with your neighbors.Likewise the 15 ft square library (although soon to be replaced) has a computer
and inter-library loan just like Cal Poly's university mega-building just over
Cuesta Grade. The old jail still awaits inhabitants. Two other building relics
await refurbishing that may have been the mercantile and hotel. We have a fire
department and a church too and a new bridge over the Huer Huero Creek (about a
hundred feet across!) and we still have an oak tree in the middle of town that
may or may not have been the "ole hangin' tree". Yet we have no stop signs or
intersections. Although modern, Creston boasts an exemplary public school Creston Elementary
School. So don't blink because that was the entire town of Creston. One of our more well known neighbors is the BIG Thoroughbred farm across the way and down the road owned now by Alex Trebeck www.crestonfarms.com Three Creeks is about 15 minutes east of Atascadero on highway 229. Paso Robles county is fast becoming the new Napa of Central California. If you're planning a tasting trip soon, why not add an eq-wine stop to your itinerary and taste our hospitality, too. Somewhat further afield are the friends and associates in the organizations Three Creeks is affiliated with:
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