What long-gone SLO County restaurant do you miss the most? We want to know your closed faves

As The Tribune meanders through the decades as part of its nostalgia series, the names of some beloved restaurants that are no longer around keep cropping up.

On the North Coast, often-mentioned eateries include The Brambles Dinner House, Ian’s Restaurant, the Hamlet at Moonstone Gardens and the Chuckwagon Buffet. Further south, there was Sebastian’s, Chocolate Soup and Wine Street Inn, among others.

So now The Tribune wants to know what closed San Luis Obispo County eatery you miss the most.

Send your nominations in the form below or directly to reporter Kathe Tanner at ktanner@thetribunenews.com. We’ll take those and compile them into a poll for all our readers to vote for the title of the most-missed San Luis Obispo County restaurant.

As we can, we’re hoping to also feature a few of the more notable restaurants in our nostalgia series coverage, so make sure to send along any great stories or throwback pics with your recommendations.

Thanks for the memories, SLO County!

Kathe Tanner

The Tribune

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Kathe Tanner has been writing about the people and places of SLO County’s North Coast since 1981, first as a columnist and then also as a reporter. Her career has included stints as a bakery owner, public relations director, radio host, trail guide and jewelry designer. She has been a resident of Cambria for more than four decades, and if it’s happening in town, Kathe knows about it.