Ruby took excellent care of us today. We stop by twice each…read moreyear, when we're in the area. Carthartt is a must stop. The back patio is charming, with gorgeous wooden seating and tables, several water fountains, lots of shade and plants. Inside has leather chairs and cool decor. Staff is always welcoming and knowledgeable. Tasty wines at area-comparable prices.

Promising. It looked enticing, so we wandered in, got a glass of wine, and found a nice seat by a…read moretinkling fountain. But then we saw the sign - no bathrooms. Seems hard to believe. How can someone relax, kick back, and enjoy music and wine? The only available restrooms nearby are the public ones, which are poorly maintained and not clean. Hopefully, this place (and the town of Los Olivos) will work on being a bit more accommodating to visitors who want to enjoy the town for more than a moment.

I honestly love this place. Every single time we go it's always a great time filled with not only…read moregood hospitality, but great wine One of the things that always keeps us coming back is always going to be service. Mario is the one that helps us out and he is not only always kind. He's informative and takes such good care of us. I sincerely would recommend him anytime. Looking forward to coming back and so glad we got the membership.

Had an amazing time this morning hanging out with Peter. An old school New Yorker…read more I tried the mixed flight. I prefer reds, so it definitely got better as the tasting went along, but the whites were still tasty. As Peter said, "it's Summer in a glass." The location is beautiful. Looks like a lot of folks get married there. Went home with more than I expected. Peter gave me a deal on cabs I couldn't refuse. Definitely a must try. I look forward to coming back.

An Absolutely Amazing Experience!…read more Presqu'ile Winery was absolutely amazing! We visited to celebrate my daughter's 21st birthday, and it couldn't have been a more perfect setting for such a special milestone. The atmosphere is beautiful, relaxing, and truly unforgettable, and both the food and wine were incredible. A special shoutout to our server, Natalie, who was absolutely wonderful! She was friendly, attentive, knowledgeable, and made our celebration feel extra special. The entire staff was fantastic and made us feel so welcome from beginning to end. Between the beautiful atmosphere, amazing food and wine, and outstanding service, Presqu'ile Winery gave our family an experience we will always remember. We couldn't have picked a better place to celebrate her 21st birthday!

I really loved the Presqu'ile Winery. It is really a step above the other wineries in the area. The…read morewine was my favorite in this area that I tasted and they have such a nice indoor and outdoor area The food with the wine and food tasting was delicious. Ours had couscous , salad, lamb kabobs, hummus and cheese with pita bread. I guess it does change monthly or quarterly. The charcuterie boards looked amazing and are a good option if you don't want a multi course meal. Our server was really great and attentive and gave us plenty of info on the wine

We decided to try Grassini Winery and we had the best time! Our host, Susan, was phenomenal and…read moremade the experience even more enjoyable. The location is absolutely beautiful, with amazing views that make it a perfect place to relax and enjoy great wine. After reading some of the other reviews, I think it's worth pointing out that the winery does not provide food--and that's not uncommon in the wine industry. If you'd like snacks, simply bring your own. It wasn't a big deal for us at all. Overall, we had an exceptional experience and would definitely recommend Grassini to anyone looking for great wine, stunning scenery, and outstanding hospitality.

Very cute little wine bar to do wine tastings at. The staff is very informative and friendly. And…read moredog-friendly!

From the moment we walked in Mikaela was very welcoming and kind. The wine here is amazing…read more Eturgrul, is always very knowledgeable about wine and very friendly. This place is a hidden gem of Solvang. Very quaint but inviting. We will definitely be back again. air you are looking for a more intimate experience with u knowledgeable staff please come here (Could not get a good picture because they were so good!) Loved it so much we even joined the club!

The patio was nice and benefits from its proximity to a great sandwich place. The wines--some we…read moreliked a lot, some we didn't--that's the whole point. My review regards an interaction on the business side: we fell into a bit of a bait and switch. After the tasting we were talked into joining the club, with assurances that they would contact us to select the wines we would received and also that if it wasn't for us, it was easy to drop out. I honestly forgot all about it. Two months later, I received a receipt for a wine order about to be shipped, so I contacted them to see if I could stop the order because I actually don't drink these days. I got the rather surly and impertinent response "But you barely joined a month ago." The cost of the "complimentary tasting" turns out to have been a two-shipment minimum. I don't recall hearing that but had I I probably would not have agreed--I'm not into these kinds of commitments. In short, a caution about signing up for their club. They'll be unusually desperate to keep you.

Lo-Fi wines is an excellent spot in a super convenient location in Los Alamos with vinyls playing…read morein the background. Bart curated our tasting and was super knowledgeable about the wines and viticulture in general. Super cool guy. All the wines we had were great. The cab franc was delicious. The gamay noir was an excellent summer sipper. I'm normally not a big Chardonnay fan, but liked theirs enough to add one to the other bottles I was purchasing. Will definitely be back.

This was our first tasting of the day and it didn't disappoint. Small little tasting room and one…read moreof the more cost effective tastings in los alamos. Good pours and all the wines were low alcohol. They try and make them as natural as possible and are smaller batches than bigger wineries and labels. Friendly service as well. My only critique are the stools, they were really uncomfortable so sitting there for the whole tasting was not fun. We purchased one bottle and could have maybe purchased a couple others but we opted not to. I will also mention that there was a slight push to try and buy bottles at the end. Stopping short of saying "you should buy some bottles" but a lot of "nudges" and "hints" about buying bottles. We would definitely come back to try other pours.

Thoroughly enjoyed our tasting with Joaquin! What a unique winery featuring Grenache in many…read moreinterations from a light and refreshing rose' to a jammy Grenache. Lots of great information and local tidbits of history!

Such a great find that's kinda hidden just off the main drag (Bell st) in Los Alamos. Wonderful…read morewine and really people working there. This is my new go to place in Los Alamos. All Grenache, all the time. So if you're a fan of different varietals, know that in advance but, go there anyway, the variety of flavors from such a versatile grape will amaze you

Cool winery to check out…read more The staff are older, friendly enough. The red wines are really tasty. I love the private-ish tables. I mean you're close enough to hear your neighbors, but still have a sense of privacy with a nice view of the vineyard. Even though it was hot outside, underneath the canopy it was nice.

We visited Old Creek Winery on a weekend, and overall it was just okay. The vineyard view is…read morebeautiful, but it was very hot and stuffy. I wish they had misters around the seating areas, especially since they already have them near the outdoor bar. The couch cushions also looked like they needed a good cleaning. My boyfriend and I tried the sparkling wine tasting four 1oz samples for a $30. The peach one was my favorite, but $30 for only 4 oz total feels very expensive when a whole bottle is around $35. We ended up getting a bottle and had to ask for an ice bucket because the wine wasn't cold enough. There are also almost no food options besides some overpriced snacks. Many people brought their own food, which I wish I had known before coming. The server seemed tired and didn't explain much about the wines unless we asked questions. Overall, nice views, but for the price and experience I can't give more than 3 stars.

Great service, delicious wine, decent prizes and beautiful outdoor area. We got the $20 flight it…read morewas the perfect amount and the outdoor area was comfortable and clean. We spent about 3 hours here mingling and enjoying our drinks. Will definitely come back.

Mr. Bedford is the best! Tasting the wine inside or out on the covered garden patio is a perfect…read moredelight, and if you get the added pleasure of Mr. Bedford's company, well you are in for a treat! A tasting or a glass is $20; waived with a min two-bottle purchase. Love his Pinot Noir the most, and it is all good. We also enjoyed his foraged mushroom display!

We visited in weather-perfect, late October, but a couple months later we still talk about our…read moreweekend getaway to Los Alamos and our stop at Casa Dumetz. Yup, the Yelp reviews and their website paint an accurate picture. Super chill spot with good wines, friendly service, inviting outdoor area and excellent attention to detail. Whenever we return, we'll definitely carve out some time to have a glass or two here again.

The most honest review of Casa Dumetz begins with a warning to AVOID this place at all costs. While…read moreall advertising would suggest this is a friendly, female-focused winery, all staff members our group encountered seemed to be the exact opposite. Our group of 5 all ordered $30 wine tastings where we were not allowed to actually select the wines to taste. When I asked what wines would be included, the server identified several on the menu and unfortunately only half of these ended up being included in the final tasting. As our group began to enjoy our tasting, the staff unexpectedly took our heater away to warm a 2 top table without ever asking our group if we still wanted the heater (we did, it was 50 degrees out). One person in our group brought out a leftover bite of baguette from a previous stop in town and was QUICKLY alerted by the owner with the wag of a finger and note that "they sell food there and she can't bite her own food." The owner waited until my friend put her small bite in her purse before walking away. When checking out, the server told us we'd need to pay via one card only (fine) and proceeded to watch closely as my friend chose her gratuity option (rude). Although we selected a nice 20% tip on the screen prompt, the actual math shook out to a 24% tip without us ever agreeing to it. Short story: - Too expensive - Rude - Performative, white-centric feminism - Not worth visiting when there are so many other great options close by