all the wine and pizza was amazing. the charcuterie was a bit disappointing. it seemed like they…read morewhipped together whatever was left over in the kitchen. it had dijon mustard and a pre packaged tub of hummus. there was not really any sorts to go with the slight amount of cheese that was on it and carrots. each pizza ranges from $36-$48. after tax and tip i paid almost $100 just for the pizza i recommend coming here just for views and wine and go eat somewhere better after. the view is stunning but not really anywhere to walk around for the vineyard walk.

This business is an absolute disgrace with their business model. They sell tickets for their events…read moreand charge you double for their below average wines. Which winery have you seen that charges you double their retail price when you want to have their wine at their so called "winery". Their bottles that range around $100 (quality of a $10 wine), are being charged at $250 and $300 per bottle. Their servers took more than 45 minutes to bring us our first bottles and we had to get our own glasses because the girl was under trained not even knowing their own wines. It is an absolute beautiful place with the most stunning views of Malibu mountains. I will never go back!

Great place to begin or end your Santa Monica evening. They chill their wines, and all wines are…read moreSoCal grapes. By visiting here, yer also contributing to the survival of a wine business challenged by the fires. Excellent high class vibe, you cant go wrong. Friendly, engaging wine tender!

Great experience here lovely intimate venue with tasty treats and good wine the lighting makes it…read moreromantic and cozy they host fun events and the employees couldn't be better they took such great care of me and my group of 70+ people :) the wine is excellent can't wait to visit the vineyard

Wine was great and was dog friendly! Great location but parking/ traffic can be heavy on weekends!…read moreWill be returning!

"There's still a Fred Segal?!?"…read more Because last I heard, they were all closed. So my curiosity got the best part of me and asked Hubbers if we can take a look around. He agreed. This ended up being a stop for him! I'm guessing they're still in the process of transitioning from Fred Segal to the now Summer Somewhere Wines stop. So.... Im not a wine fiend, but Hubbers is. He asked if we could just hangout here for a bit to try a white. "Of course!" I tell him. Marquis was our server and I gotta say, off the bat he was sooooooo friendly and welcoming. He answered all of Hubbers' questions regarding their products until he finally decided on one. I asked for water as I got parched from all the walking we did prior to coming through. Marquis checked on us after awhile, and he dreaded the fact he forgot to bring me my water. He felt really bad, I told him it wasn't a big deal and to bring me one when he got the chance. He did me one better and comp'd it for me. Sweet! It really was a good 20-minute chill. Hubbers enjoyed his sips, I enjoyed people watching as I sipped through my water and Marquis made the experience much better. Great first run!

What a happy accident! We stumbled onto McClain Cellars after breakfast next door and ended up…read morecanceling our Museum of Make Believe tickets to stay all day instead, no regrets whatsoever Eddie and Agnus made the whole experience. Both were so knowledgeable about the wines and just genuinely friendly, the kind of hospitality that makes you want to stay "just one more glass" way longer than planned. The wine itself was delicious across the board. Loved that we could purchase all the stuff for a charcuterie board and have it put together for us. The vibe was absolutely perfect! If you're in Laguna, skip the plans and just go. You might end up there all day too!

While visiting Laguna Beach, I went out looking for artist studios and had "find a good wine bar"…read moreon my list. I didn't find the studios, but I found this incredible gem instead. Eddie knew the story behind every wine and made the whole experience feel personal and easy. He was welcoming in a way that lets you settle in and enjoy yourself, with great wine, music, and a perfect atmosphere. I ended up joining the wine membership and can't wait for my bottles to arrive. So glad I found McClain Cellars and can't wait to go back.

pour me over, or in this case another glass please!…read more A fun night out with some friends to celebrate some birthdays. Small drink menu, but options to choose from wine, beer or cider. I got a glass of Cabernet. The bar is up front right when you walk in, great service and everyone working is really nice. Inside has plenty of seating in the garden, large tables and picnic tables around. You can also bring in your own food for your own picnic experience. They also offer small bites and a pizza spot off to the side. **On Fridays and Saturdays they offer silent disco (FCFS base).

Malibu wines and beer garden includes chill atmosphere with lively vibes. Close to the west hills…read morehospital/ medical center. Known to be a historical building. Since I don't mind walking,I was able to find street parking. But avoid going further up Sherman way; by some cul de sac residential area; they have signs saying not to park on the street--on the street with a sign specifically telling you to respect the neighbors. Also poor internet service up here, so I'm not a fan. I arrived without a reservation and it was fine. They offer the outdoor patio and even noticed a private event taking place. They also have indoor seating with tables and sofas. I spent the majority of my afternoon inside as I was avoiding the heat. Just depends what type of wine you select; but Pricey here for a flight of red wine four types; $59 but my fault for going with all reds! They are top tier. Flight wine Saddlerock: Syrah, Cab, KOM, and Res Cab. Syrah was the on the dry side (as it is known to be) and not as sweet. Still really good. The KOB was a combination and it was delicious. That was my fav out of the batch. I also bought water for $5 but it's a big bottle of sparkling water; Not tap. My total here was $64 paid with my card and closed my tab. For the following rounds, I paid cash: I had two rounds of IPA beer: both were really good in my opinion. "Pliny the elder" by Russian river IPA and "food fight" by common space. Glass was $10-11each 16oz Lastly, I ordered a charcuterie cheese and crackers which was $28 the board itself was very cute and decorated nicely. Overall, this place can be pricey but I was there to hang out, explore their menu and drink so it worked out for me in the end.

Stopped by for a glass of wine before dinner next store. A…read morenice start to the evening. Knowledgeable, friendly staff and large wine selection. Will be back.

Rustic wine bar/tasting room pouring various wines/varietals from all over the world. Simple…read moretasting menu: pick 3 wines for $33. Very healthy pours, I'm guessing 4-5 oz. They also have a "Signature Tasting" which is 7 wines for $65 (by appointment only). Beautiful setting in the Malibu mountains for a relaxing afternoon of wine tasting, noshing, and live music. Cornell offers many wines from various wineries throughout the world and allows you to create your own tasting flight from their menu or purchase a glass or bottle. My wife and I enjoyed sharing two flights, and we even tried a bottle of red Moscato, which my mother-in-law loves. A friend joined us as well and the four of us shared a small Hollywood Nosh Box ($25) and a jar of Taggiasche Olices ($11) which was more than enough. They carry a small selection of charcuterie items so you can have quite a nice little picnic for yourself. We'll definitely stop in Cornell again...I recommend that you check them out.

MAKE AN APPT FOR TASTING!!! Trust me it's worth it! It's a small place so they go by appointment…read moreonly. It is magical. It's like a little picnic winery little nook outside of town. Kept seeing flyers for it I kept forgetting to go and I really didn't think that the wine would be very good. But what was actually incredibly surprising was the detail and the quality! I think the buy appointment only is it common but highly appreciated once you get there for sure! I ended up not getting the wine because I wanted to try the hard apple cider. I definitely had a little buzz going and it was only I think five or something maybe six different flavors very good size for a flight. Next time I'll come back for the wine because they are made there! Some of the grape grapes are shipped in and there is a local orchard. Just a very cool and surprising little spot. I was not expecting the hands-on aspect of the winery. I'm looking forward to going back! Special shout out to the staff for being accommodating, conversational, friendly, fast and efficient! Honestly it was a fantastic experience.

We have been able to enjoy Sycamore Ranch on several occasions. Each person has been knowledgeable…read moreand helpful while tasting. We have done white wines, red wines, and ciders. We always leave with a bottle of something special for later. The grounds are welcoming and lovely as you sit around oak barrels with the orchards and vineyards nearby. On one occasion I was by myself and had the opportunity to do a tasting with some other folks who didn't mind my intrusion. The owner was most gracious.

Very good wine and a fun spot to hang out. Service was excellent, and it's a creative approach to a…read morewine bar. It was a little overrun with children, but that could have just been the night we went.

My friend is a member of their Wine Club and always speaks so highly of it. When visiting LA…read morerecently I had the opportunity to come visit with her. We were treated so nicely and it was great to taste their wines and learn about their business. The location is very accessible and it was a great setup to enjoy wine with friends. I loved the passion Chris has when he speaks about the wines. I can't wait to go back and try more when I am in the area.