Came here after an event in the town, had some fun sipping wine and background dancing while others…read moresang karaoke. I didn't dare get on that microphone screaming, lol. I had the red wine flight, which was delightful. Our host, David was very sweet and gave the history of each wine prior to sipping. One thing that pairs very well with wine is music and great company. This is definitely a Friday night go to spot.

Really love this place! Great service, amazing wine, fantastic addition to Park Street. Please…read morecheck them out! I started with a tasting and then got a bottle, and then another!! The service is fantastic and attentive and the music, and vibes of the space are comfortable and welcoming.

My pupper and I took a walk from the Faction record swap event and stumbled upon this gem! If you…read moredrive past the fence, you will find this on the right. Staff was so friendly and helpful, I can't rave enough about them! What got me was the view of San Francisco. Since I needed a break, I decided to go with a glass of their Cab Franc which they use Dry Creek gapes. For me, this hit the right notes. They have a regular food vendor on site and the prices are reasonable. Unfortunately, I wasn't hungry but if I was, I would have definitely ordered. I actually think of going back to this place. I could see being here during the week on a nice day, reading a book or doom scrolling with a glass of wine. There is something so zen about it that it's worth going back. Since I had a dog, I couldn't be inside, but check it out - it's really nice. That's where they make the magic.

We got a little confused getting here. Just make sure to drive all the way down and there's a gate…read moreyou go through where you can park. The view of the city is great if you're outdoors. We tried the 3 flights of wine and all of them were pretty good. Unfortunately, the bees kept coming to us and our wines despite moving to 3 different tables. One of them even fell into my cup of wine! Pam was kind enough to give me a new glass of wine. Scott was very nice and brought water bowls with treats for our dogs. This is a great spot to check out in Alameda. Wines, service and view were great and it's even better that it's dog friendly.

Building 43 is the best winery I've stumbled upon so far. Just driving around, this place has great…read morevibes setting it apart. Friendly helpful staff! You can even sample some wines before making your decision. Enjoy your selection right outside, plenty of seats and there's usually a good food truck or two nearby as well. Great spot to hang out, catch up with friends or spend time relaxing before another event. I hear they also have live music and dancing sometimes too! Definitely got to check it out. But wine first and foremost is a yes here!

I was a guest at a friend's birthday party here. Truly mediocre experience. Definitely worth…read moreskipping on your trip to Spirits Alley. The tasting room is lacking (no bay view), the service was spotty, and the restrooms were unkept. And the wine was...fine. I wish I had not visited at all when I learned that the owner of this business has been weaponizing the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and claiming there is a "historic parking lot" (lol!) onsite to impede the Alameda Food Bank from. constructing a facility in the neighborhood. Absurd. Terrible community member.

This is the only winery in Oakland, and one of the few urban wineries in the Bay Area where you can…read morechat directly with the head winemaker in the tasting room most days. Quality whites and rosés, and a solid lineup of reds. Easy parking, and a relaxed environment. Highly recommend.

A fun little wine bar in Jack London Square. Stu, the winemaker was there talking to all of the…read morecustomers and keeping everyone entertained. Service was great. Tasting fee is a little pricey but this is a small mom and pop winery not a giant corporation. The wines are priced around $45 for most of them, I really enjoyed the rose and the Temprenillo. Note: they have food for purchase but do not have a kitchen so it is pre packaged. If you're hungry you may want to eat first before going tasting.

I reserved a tasting on a Saturday and it was a seamless experience. I was even able to bring my…read moreyoung child, which was nice since I was the designated driver. The team was super nice and accommodating. They let us peak at the distillery, even though we didn't reserve the tour. They were very informed about the brand and the history of spirits. We had so much fun. It was super chill and not too packed. Of course we went home with a few bottles to have my own tasting at home. We will definitely be back.

We took the tour and tasting on a Saturday and had the best time. We got to see the production…read morewhich was interesting and heard about the history. The tasting was awesome and the way we were guided through the different spirits made the experience especially memorable. Get the Spiced Peat Liqueur. It's so good.

Nice Saturday sipping wine, sitting by the water and spending a nice little DEI afternoon. Perfect…read moreplace to land your feet after a ferry ride over. Crowd was, thankfully, diverse. Wine selection (I''m a strictly Chardonnay and Prosecco person), was nice, nice selection of bites (the warm bread w/ the Brie ... perfect ... and wait service was fun and very attentive ... special treat is to be by the water and seeing the joy playing in the grass, walking along the harbor ... and just being! Def a "treat yo'self" good time experience, go on the weekends and enjoy live music

Decided to randomly stop here last weekend while in town…read more We sat outside and the view was stunning. It was such a nice day. We did a red and white flight of wine. The wine was so nice. Bottles are reasonably priced. We also had lunch here. Food was decent. Takes a minute to come out. Staff was friendly enough but not very attentive. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the Jack London area.

Hats off to Farmstead for carrying Rebel vegan cheeses! I love Rebel (see my review for this…read moreawesome company), but shipping costs if you order directly from them are steep, so it's great to come across a local store that carries their products. We got the brie, truffle brie, and smoked cheddar. 100% plant-based, clean ingredients, 'cheese' I actually feel good about eating. And the flavors are amazing. These won't last long in our household, so we'll be back soon for more. Farmstead is also a wine shop that carries an assortment of unique wines you're unlikely to find in big-box stores. We might get a bottle next time to pair with our Rebel! Thanks, Farmstead!

Been finding fun cheeses, cured meats, nuts, sweets here for ages - solid all around. Talk to the…read morecheese folk to get recommendations and I love that you can portion out your purchases and try a little bit of everything. New find: challerhocker!!! It's a dream. Found it from their odds and ends section, nice way to 'try before you buy'

Nice local spot. The owner was really nice and I loved all of their ciders. The Ginger Peppercorn…read moreCider is my favorite, but I enjoyed the Honey Sage and the Dry Apple thus far. I am going to try the Dry Hopped next.

Had some time before my flight & happened to be in San Leandro so why not. We had heard good things…read moreand they were true. Very friendly warm atmosphere. Ordered a flight and were surprised at home big the pours were especially for six tastings. My personal favorite was the peach for me. If I wasn't under time restraints, we would've stayed for the Sunday trivia. Sounded interesting. Check it out.