Fall is bringing more than cooler temperatures to Atascadero; it’s bringing in an exciting wave of new local businesses that are adding fresh flavor, unique finds, and vibrant energy to our community! The Atascadero Chamber of Commerce and the City of Atascadero are thrilled to welcome these entrepreneurs who have chosen our city as the place to plant their roots and serve our neighbors.
Now Open & Ready To Welcome You
Tea Trolley – 5932 Entrada, Atascadero
Looking for your new favorite tea spot? Stop by Tea Trolley and discover a delightful selection of premium teas in a cozy atmosphere perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet moment.
Shop Little Cousins – 6425 El Camino Real, Atascadero
A charming new addition to our ECR corridor, Little Cousins is ready to serve the community with their unique offerings. Stop in and see what they’re all about! They moved from their old spot in downtown to a much bigger space to accommodate all of their fun goodies.
Peaceful Plants – 5800 El Camino Real, Atascadero
Bring a little more green into your life at Peaceful Plants, where you’ll find everything you need to create your own urban jungle or add that perfect houseplant to your space.
Blue Betty’s Vintage & More – 7600 El Camino Real #9, Atascadero
Vintage lovers, rejoice! Blue Betty’s brings curated vintage treasures and unique finds to Atascadero. Whether you’re decorating, collecting, or just browsing, this is your new go-to spot for one-of-a-kind discoveries.
Sasquatch Coffee House – 6090 El Camino Real, Atascadero (By Negranti Creamery.)
Get your caffeine fix at Atascadero’s newest coffee destination. Sasquatch Coffee House is brewing up quality coffee in a welcoming space that’s perfect for remote work, casual meetings, or simply savoring a great cup of joe.
El Guacho Mexican Food – 5625 El Camino Real, Atascadero (Former Papi’s location by Mr. Putters.)
Craving authentic Mexican cuisine? El Guacho has moved into the old Papi’s location and is ready to become your new favorite spot for delicious Mexican fare.
Coming Very Soon
Valley Fresh Market – Opening October 1st
Mark your calendars! Valley Fresh is set to open its doors on October 1st, bringing fresh options to our community.
Golden China – 6917 El Camino Real, Atascadero (Between the theatre and Que Pasa.)
Another dining option is on its way! Golden China will soon be serving up Chinese cuisine in a convenient ECR location.
Furniture & Mattress For Less – Coming to the outlets by Subway.
Looking to furnish your home for less? Keep an eye out for this new furniture and mattress store opening soon near the outlets.
Shop Local, Support Local, Thrive Local
Every time you choose to shop at a local business, you’re doing more than making a purchase—you’re investing in our community. You’re supporting your neighbors’ dreams, keeping dollars circulating in Atascadero, and helping to create the vibrant, thriving town we all want to call home!
Stop by, say hello, try something new, and spread the word to friends and family. Your support during these crucial early months can make all the difference.
Welcome to the Atascadero business community! We’re so glad you’re here.
Information By Deputy Director of Economic Development, Loreli Cappel
Loreli Cappel serves the City of Atascadero by creating and implementing a wide variety of programs that benefit residents, businesses, employees, and visitors. Her work spans long-range planning projects and economic development initiatives designed to strengthen Atascadero’s economic vitality and quality of life. With a focus on strategic growth and community collaboration, Loreli develops strategies to enhance the City’s economic strength through proactive business engagement, retention and expansion efforts, and job creation opportunities. She performs complex professional work in both current and long-range planning, contributing to the development and implementation of key development policies and projects that shape Atascadero’s future. As a collaborative leader, Loreli guides teams and facilitates public processes, ensuring that community voices are heard and that planning efforts reflect the values and vision of Atascadero’s diverse stakeholders.
