Wow this place was amazing. It was so much fun along with exploring San Diego and the hot spots…read moreand the different wine tasting locations is just amazing. I would definitely recommend this place and I will be a repeat customer!

If I could he would get 10 stars! Sean was professional and accommodating! From email back to…read moretexting for planning- he kept right in touch and made our party feel very excited! He showed up right on time. Van was clean and decorated. Helped with fun photos, check in with us at the table and pulled the van around when it was time to head to next location! Even with Covid he wore a mask and kept us all safe and feeling comfortable. I hope he expands to wine tours too! But what a perfect night! Kept all 6 of us safe, all together for more fun and chose great locations Will be using him again soon! Thanks again

Three of us celebrated my sister's birthday and we had a blast. I appreciated the bus being…read moredecorated for her and our driver was so sweet and patient. We couldn't handle 18 tastings a piece but we enjoyed ourselves at each of the three wineries. I would have loved to enjoy the bus more but because the wineries were so close together, it was almost impossible.

Steve was great at coordinating our wine tasting day for a party of 16. He chose three wineries and…read morethey were great selections. The only part I would do next time for such a large group is request longer than 4 1/2 hours booking because it was really hard to get all of our tastings done at each winery. Louie was an excellent driver and made sure he checked us in, seated us and told us how much time we had left. He was a safe driver and dealt with our music and singing on the way back to our rental.

4 out of 5 for the location - the space while smaller than other wineries nearby, is beautifully…read morelandscaped and has nearly a dozen different small seating areas. You're welcome to bring your own food, and on Sundays they offer paella. 3 out of 5 for the service - the friendliness and warmth of the interaction seems to vary per customer. Tasting - 5 varieties; starts with their Albarino, then Rosado, followed by Garnacha, Vin Rouge (Bordeaux blend), and ends with their Tinto (Riga blerd). They'll give you a pour at the counter and you return for the next glass whenever you're ready. Overall a nice place to spend a short while with great company.

Espinosa Vineyards is so relaxing and delightful. Just hang out and enjoy a bottle of wine and…read morechill The service is beyond reproach, friendly accommodating. It's like being in a family backyard. . Wow, what a backyard a musk come the wine is absolute delightful. Enjoy the photos.

I highly recommend this company for wine tours. Their vehicle was very clean and out driver was…read moreawesome! She even took us to a fourth location for Whiskey tasting which was a lot of fun as well. We will be using this service over and over again!

She picked my group up at my house and even went a little over in time for us cause we were running…read morelate. I highly recommend this wine tour and will be using them again.

Had a great afternoon enjoying the stunning views at this winery. We arrived around 4pm on a…read moreSaturday and the main tables were completely full (aka the ones with food service) so we grabbed glasses of wine and walked up the path to the hilltop to enjoy the views and the wine. This is a beautiful venue with a main area with food and drinks and then several offshoot areas with tables for you to seat yourselves. The owner was present and let us know why it's named Speckle Rock (the soil composition) and was lovely to speak with. Will definitely be back on a quieter day to get a table and enjoy some food with the spectacular views and crisp wine!

After an afternoon of hiking on the coast, we headed up here to check out this winery. Hidden in…read morethe hills of Escondido along with other wineries in the area this place was a great reward and an opportunity to enjoy the rest of the afternoon. The entrance is really pretty with a gorgeous pond/mini lake at the entrance. We parked and made our way up to the winery. When we entered the tasting room, we were greeted and provided with a lot of information about the wines they produce. We decided to try one of their newer wines called Falanghina. A very light and refreshing wine with notes of apple, lime, pineapple, and we really enjoyed this bottle. While you are drinking your wine the views are absolutely epic of the whole valley below. The surrounding hills were covered in green since it was spring and it was very relaxing and peaceful there. I look forward to returning here again in the future to try more of their wines.

Awesome activities and wine! Went with a squad of 15 friends. They had massive tables that easily…read moreaccommodated all of us. The guys enjoyed playing corn hole while we drank, chatted, and took pictures. Clean bathrooms and great views. Service was okay. Was fortunate to go with members and really enjoyed their white wine.

I've come here a couple times with my family, and it had always been a pleasant experience up to…read morethe most recent one. Views here are breathtaking, and the wine is wonderful as ever. I got here at 7:15 pm with the intention of leaving at 8:00 pm as I understand that's their closing time. Server told us they closed at 8pm, but patrons could stay up to 8:30pm. She stated she doesn't understand why "sunset is advertised online" when they are closed during summer sunset time. She seemed a bit annoyed at us, which I understood as closing time was happening soon. We left before other patrons did, prior to 8:30pm. I had no issue with that, my issue was with the way she spoke to my partner. As we were closing out she said we could not get a new glass, but could get topped off. My boyfriend asked if she could top off his glass, and she said something along the lines of "look at you using a new vocab word, you were paying attention to what I said". I'm not one who gets offended easily, but that comment came across as patronizing to me. Perhaps that wasn't her intention, but it was how it was perceived. Such a shame. I'd love to continue coming back, I just hope future interactions are more welcoming.

Orfila winery is the place to be when it comes to high end wineries with a view…read more I am a brand new member of the establishment and I always receive excellent customer service. Rho assisted me today and was very kind and helpful with the questions I had about various wines etc... Orfila standards are second to none and Rho is a shining example of what to those standards represent. Thank you for another great experience. We will be back!

Came here for a girls get together after spending the day at the Safari Park and I love this spot!…read moreI'm not a big wine drinker, but their wine slushies are SO good, you can't go wrong. Love the huge grassy area where you can relax while the kids run around, plus live music and food. Such a fun, laid-back winery to spend an afternoon or evening!

If you're a wine enthusiast, this place is for you. They offer a great selection of various wines…read morethat'll satisfy any palate. Walking in, we were greeted right away by Aiden and we opted to sit outdoor in their large, covered patio. It was hot but they had misters going which helped. Beth helped us and we and our friends chose a mixed flight and enjoyed each selection. We enjoyed the views and the live music. Another employee, Jeffrey, gave us a bit of history regarding the wineries and the award-winning wines. Overall, it was a great experience. The employees were so friendly. A few things to note, customers are able to bring their own food, no pets, and adults only.

Oh, what a find... Little boutique vineyard, tucked in in the outskirts of San Diego, with world…read moreclass Wines. Award winning winemaking - a variety of vines and techniques, resulting to a divine experience of flavors and smells. I had the privilege of visiting with local friends (yes, those in the know) and I am enchanted. We were greeted with grace and enthusiasm, seated at a high table with a unique vista of the vines, and welcomed while resting our eyes in the views and blue skies surrounding the winery. If you are a wine connoisseur and not know this vineyard... your great loss. I'll be back!

Came here to celebrate father's day, got three flights with my family and three bottles to go. The…read moreowner was really knowledgeable, & gave recommendations along the way. Everyone should come give them a visit, really peaceful place with amazing wine & views!

We went to Sunrise Vineyards for a wine tasting and we had an amazing time! All of the wines were…read moreincredible (special shout out to the Sangiovese and Cabernet Savignon!) and the owners were super friendly and informative. The tasting patio was spacious with an amazing view! Among the best wines we've had at any tasting! We will be back.

It's All Mine You…read moreever see the meme about how the children yearn for the mines? Yeah, well, turns out it's really true. My son is a rock hound, and the idea of being able to mine your own gems here at Oceanview Mines has been on his lips for a few years now. So, we finally decided that for his Xmas gift last year, we'd make his dreams come true with a trip to SD and a visit to the mines. Most kids want Disneyland, but mine wants to mine, which, oddly enough, sounds about right. :0) The Good: *Reservations are mandatory and made easily thru the website. They'll keep you informed and reminded of your apt both thru email and text message. *Staff is very friendly and helpful. *Store that sells swag as well as gems and other rocks to take home and pretend you mined yourself. They do take CC at the store fyi. *Very clean and hospitable restrooms. *Shaded/covered areas w/ picnic tables to rest and grab a nosh at. *Even if you're not really into it (aka moi), you kinda get the fever of what's next as you sift thru each load. Kinda like playing the slot machines at the casino kinda rush. You could definitely see how someone can get addicted to this. *Fun for the whole family. The Meh: *Must bring cash for your entrance fee to the mine, which is strange considering that they take CC at the store. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *The drive up to the mine was a bit harry, but nothing too bad. If you're coming after a big rain, it might be better if you had some kinda AWD SuV, tho. The Ugly: *Kinda pricey for what it is imo @$75/ea (12-××) & $60/ea (5-11 yrs old) w/ no option to just come along for the ride and not actively mine. *Their rules about paying ahead of time seem a bit "Soup N@zi"-ish, but it's nowhere near as bad as it sounds. Just make sure you have your waiver printed and signed, and your cash in hand (bring exact change don't assume they're gonna make change). Conclusion: Pricey but fun and 100% worth it if you're into gems and such. My son would do this every day if he could. Tips: *If you arrive early, they you have the opportunity to walk around the property and search for stuff that's laying about. Can't access the pile until it's time, tho. *Definitely bring a hat (wide-brimmed preferable), because even in the winter the sun can be brutal. It is still SoCal, after all. *Bring gloves because you're hands will get tore up sifting thru all that rock. A pair of those nitrile dipped ones (±$3-5) from the hardware store should suffice. *A bucket to carry your haul and any other equipment you bring. Doesn't need to be a huge bucket but at least a 2-gallon. *An umbrella or one of those covered structures you take to the beach would be great, if you have it. They do have umbrellas to rent for $15. *Bring snacks and drinks. They do sell some stuff if you forget or would rather not be bothered, but then you can't complain about what they have. ;) *Bring spare clothes, because you will get wet and dirty. There's just no avoiding it. *Get ready for a workout, as it's pretty hard work doing this for four hours. Disclaimer: This really isn't my thing, as I could care less about rocks, gems, and mining. So the rating would most likely be higher if I did, so take that FWIW.

Great ppl, outfit museum, don't go when it's hot or raining, can ahead for their schedule. I went…read morebecause my great uncle, discovered Kunzites and Morganites here. We bought the$100 high grade ore bad annex we after not disappointed some amazing raw stones coming out of it, one i found today looks like a shard of calcite but fluoresces bright orange.