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Barber Cellars

4.7 (84 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated a few days ago

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BARBER CELLARS ATMOSPHERE

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Quiet
Touristy
Dogs allowed
Good for groups

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Wen C.

I've been a member since they opened. I love Loraine and Mike but even more I love The Beast go have a taste

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Tami W.

Owner served us our wine flight and shared where the grapes used were from; all locally sourced in Petaluma area. Cozy place next to Hotel Petaluma.

Ashley O.

Such a fun tasting setup with unexpected snacks to go with each wine! Not only was it a different kind of wine tasting with unique treats to pair, it was an overall fantastic experience thanks to delicious wines and lovely service. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I ended up liking most of the wines. While I usually don't get too excited about Zinfandels, Mr. Beast was a favorite! You also get helpful info along the way about the story behind Barber Cellars, their small batches, and the meaningful names to each one. The atmosphere is cute and quaint with games available but we ended up getting too wrapped up in the tasting to check out the games. Definitely recommend checking them out! Plus the distillery is just down the road if you're more of a fan of cocktails.

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Valerie M.

What is not to like here. Family owned and they actually hang there. Make their own blend of wine. It is fantastic and attached to the Hotel Petaluma which is my favorite place to stay now! Very small and quaint, video game table and fun board games to play or just grab a comfy seat on the couch or chair and hang out. Great locals and nice people.

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A really friendly, charming tasting room in downtown Petaluma. The owners have obviously poured (ha!) a lot of love into it. There are 5 good wines available for tasting, including Zins and a savignon blanc. But an equally good reason to visit is the welcoming owners and slightly quirky atmosphere. They aim to be family-friendly --They even have board games, foosball, and a classic video game machine. You can order creative grilled cheeses as well as a local cheese plate. And it opens out out on to the beautiful Hotel Petaluma.

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Ask the Community - Barber Cellars

Are dogs allowed in the tasting room?

When I was there the cutest terrier in a shirt was sitting in a chair with a table of three people however I am not sure if this was a service animal I would probably call ahead and check with staff prior to arrival

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Review Highlights - Barber Cellars

Barber Cellars is a great family owned and operated winery located right in downtown Petaluma and is in Hotel Petaluma.

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Barber Cellars - winetastingroom - Updated May 2026

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