Coast Gallery Big Sur began as a small outlet for Big Sur artists and now features six galleries showcasing thousands of works from more than 250 American artists and artisans. Also on site is the Henry Miller Art Museum. Rustic gallery buildings crafted from recycled redwood water-storage tanks make the Coast Gallery a work of art in itself.
The complex also includes the Coast Cafe, recently revitalized under new management. Fresh ingredients, many sourced in Monterey County, go into a menu that includes innovative appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches, and deserts. A charcuterie board, $22, is a favorite among travelers looking for a roadside snack.
The Coast Gallery and Cafe is 33 miles south of Carmel and 54 miles north of Hearst Castle on coastal Highway 1.
Leashed dogs are welcome inside the galleries and on the dining sundeck, where organic treats and water bowls are offered. Some tables have leash hooks.
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