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Arroyo Grande, a charming town in California’s Central Coast

The town's streets, like Branch Street, have that classic look of an era gone by.

The town’s streets, like Branch Street, have that classic look of an era gone by.  (Jessica Gelt / Los Angeles Times)

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The sleepy Central Coast town of Arroyo Grande, population 17,000, is the ideal place to shut out the mayhem of city life for a few days. There’s not much to do except relax, drink wine, read your book and take sunset strolls.

Gather Wine Bar

The Gather Wine Bar along Branch Street has local, small batch wines and tasty food.  (Jessica Gelt / Los Angeles Times)

Santa Manuela Schoolhouse

In the Santa Manuela Schoolhouse you get a look at the last remaining example of the one room schoolhouse in San Luis Obispo County.  (Jessica Gelt / Los Angeles Times)

Doc Burnstein's Ice Cream Lab

Homemade ice cream from Doc Burnstein’s Ice Cream Lab is a must.  (Jessica Gelt / Los Angeles Times)

House of Another Tyme Bed and Breakfast

House of Another Tyme Bed and Breakfast is a remodeled Victorian with three guest rooms built in 1916. It features a delicious breakfast cooked by Judy Zwarg.  (Jessica Gelt / Los Angeles Times)

Le Point room

The Le Point room at House of Another Tyme Bed and Breakfast is a remodeled Victorian with three guest rooms.  (Jessica Gelt / Los Angeles Times)

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