Always great. Everyone is always nice and helpful. It is a…read morequaint relaxing place. We haven't had the food but man are we coming back to try it as it looked delicious as it was coming out of the kitchen. Especially the fish and chips which is only served Fridays and the crab roll. Both looked liked they were good. Will update when we have them. We also want to come when they have oysters on Friday.

Came for the cider, stayed for the Crab Sandwich…read more My wife wanted to visit this spot for old times sake. She fell in love with their ciders way back in 2011. When we saw their sign from the highway, we had to pop in. It's a chill little spot with indoor and outdoor seating. The people that work there was nice and friendly. We chose the cider tasting flight and discovered they now serve food. We decided to have the crab sandwich with caviar. The cider of choice was the 2023 NC3. But let's talk about that Crab Sandwich! "Delicious" great flavor with that buttery seared bread and the pop of caviar. I could have eaten two of them. They offer wine tasting as well, but I can't tell you much about it since we only had the ciders. If you find yourself on the 46, pop in, have that Crab sandwich.

Cute small mom and pop winery. The place is super tiny, and there's a rental next door. We were…read morerecommended this place because of their Italian style wines from a friend. We made reservations and there was one large party before us. They were finishing up. The wines were delicious, about $30 ish for a tasting and waived with 3 bottle purchase. The wines are around $80-$100ish. They didn't have a Sangiovese open but we still bought a bottle because we like that style. We also got the Montepulciano, and Nebbiolo. They had some patio seating. It was spring, so lots of bugs and bees. We tasted inside for the AC. If you're looking for Italian style wines, Pelletiere is a small family winery for it!

Nestled in the hills of the 46 West you'll find this small operation that delivers big taste. The…read moretasting room is spacious and provides ample room to accommodate groups and provide a relaxed tasting experience. The estate grown wines offer both red and white varietals that are crafted to appeal to any palette. We were lucky enough to meet the owner during our visit, and learned the backstory of the grounds, as well as the growing and harvesting practices. Tastings are by appointment and I encourage you to visit and enjoy everything this winery has to offer.

I recently joined AronHill Winery and brought my sister and cousin in for a tasting and lunch. The…read morefood and wines were excellent, and we enjoyed the overall setting. I was especially excited to support a female-owned business, which made the visit feel even more meaningful. That said, I do want to be candid about our tasting experience. The pour sizes were extremely minimal--so much so that it was difficult to properly taste and appreciate each wine. As a member, I expected a more generous and welcoming tasting experience. I'm sharing this feedback because I value the experience you offer and want to continue supporting your winery. I do hope future visits better reflect the level of hospitality and generosity one would expect, especially as a member.

Phenomenal wine, lovely ambiance and easy drive back to Downtown Paso! Great food, service and the…read moreQuatro is AMAZING if you are a cab lover like we are!

Unfortunately the tasting room and outdoor area sits next to a busy highway so the noise was…read morepalpable. We heard they have some amazing outdoor concerts and could see the gazebo used for that with ample outdoor seating. We liked all the wines and the staff and winemaker are very friendly.

The pros, very dog friendly environment, and beautiful outdoor area! Very comfortable. The cons,…read moreour host was just okay. The wines were good, but we felt overpriced. We had to buy too many bottles to waive the tasting fee, which also didn't feel very good.

Lucky enough to know someone who is a friend of the owner. Years back he was able to get me a few…read morebottles at cost and it changed my life. Honestly, you really haven't experienced wine, until you taste the red blends from Saxum. Like a fiend, I went straight for the waiting list only to find the wait is at least 4 years. I was patient, and unlike many, able to get an occasional bottle from my friend. They emailed me once a year to remind me to be patient, and mid 2025 I got my invite. I felt like I won the lottery. I was able to get a 23 G2 Vineyard and a 22 Rocket Block. I also have a 19 James Berry in reserve, but the problem is, I almost don't want to drink them. I feel like I would be consuming art. Ultimately, they are of course meant to be enjoyed and consumed. When you get a shipment, it comes with very thorough tasting notes and suggestions on drinking. I was able to buy two and select a wish list as well. Saxum is not exclusive for exclusive sake. It is exclusive because it is a small winery that can only produce so many barrels. You are limited in what you can purchase because they want to share their wines with as many people as possible. The wish list is only if they have enough left over. Saxum could seriously charge double or triple what they charge, but they don't. I think this says a lot about what they are as a winery and who they are as people. If you can get a hold of a bottle, you will look at wine differently. Four year waiting was worth it- all good things are.

We waited 7 years on the waitlist and we finally have been able to buy wines. I have to say, it is…read moresooo worth the wait. The wines are delicious. They are just incredible. Every vineyard wine has been an amazing surprise. We still love the James Berry vineyard best but Broken Stones and Hexe were incredible too. I have no doubt this vineyard is quickly becoming the Screaming Eagle and Opus One of Paso Robles. These wines consistently grade in the 98-100 range and you can taste why. It's been a real treat. I highly recommend it.

Wine in a can? Who knew?! We spent a couple of hours with Anthony in the cantina sampling their…read morewines in a can. Very pleasantly surprised! Anthony was right on with his descriptions and provided informative and interesting information about the wines and winery. had to bring home a 6-pack with their Sangria, Pee Chee, Chenin Blanc and Mourvedre. There food is awesome also. The Maitake Mushrooms are phenomenal! Great Focaccia Bread and their sandwiches are tasty and hearty. Best part is one of their wine names. please say it out loud to get it... If You See Kay Fun times at Wines Of the West!

Stopped by this new winery that just opened in November. We were welcomed immediately by friendly…read morestaff. Molly took care of us and was super sweet. Tastings are $20, worth every penny. The wine made exclusively for wines of west were amazing! Especially the Clayhouse Grenache and Syrah, super delicious and left and lingering taste. It's as if it had a beginning, middle and end. Mmm! Im still thinking of that Grenache...so good! Inside of this gem is also a small restaurant called Heirloom. We didn't have lunch here, but everyone present was raving over the food. I'll have to try it on my next visit here. What i did love was this mini refrídgerated section that had tiny portions of olives, marmalade's, peppers and pickled goodies. It's a build your own picnic section. Super cool, unique and affordable. Definitely check them out! They are awesome!

Awesome winery. The tasting room shares the same property with other wineries. We sat at their…read moreprivate area which is a bit small (only a bar area with 8ish seats and 1 table with couches, but there's another shared space with many more tables. Dog friendly. Tasting was $20 for 6 wines (2 whites, 4 reds). Pour sizes were on the smaller side but they are very nice and let you revisit. All the wines are bold flavor and high abv. Not a single bad wine and are all quite affordable at around $40 a bottle. They waive the tasting fee with any bottle purchase. Friendly, good service. Worth checking out

My husband and I were staying in Templeton for our 15 year anniversary and this was so close by we…read morehad to check them out also thanks to Yelp for all the amazing reviews I'm so glad we chose to stop by this winery. My husband had the wine tasting and he absolutely loved it he bought the zinfandel for himself and the rose for my mother-in-law. Although I myself am not a huge wine drinker I can definitely say the Rose was delicious. It was so fun to be able to chat with the owners who were actually there as well as the husband and wife that help run into wine tastings they were such a great couple to talk and learn from. If you are looking for a fun down to earth winery with people who can just talk about wine and life with a beautiful view I highly recommend seven angels!

I have to RAVE about Shari!! She gave us one of the best tasting experiences I have yet to be…read moreprivileged in this lifetime! She is a wealth of knowledge and patience. A 20 year veteran in the industry and if you are someone in the industry, she is a true pearl!! She spent about 2 hours with my group and it seemed like only 30 minutes! What a beautiful outdoor atmosphere! Very enjoyable with the relaxing shade and they allowed us to enjoy our picnic as well!! I highly recommend this vineyard and Shari!!

Our server (Rya) was so much fun. She really made it a pleasure to be here…read more We sat outside where the outdoor tables overlook the vineyards... very relaxing!! And Rya brought a whale bone fossil to our table She told us this is the tip of the pinky finger (fin) found in their vineyards. Amazing! Finally ... I would have given 5 stars but they didn't offer breadsticks to cleanse your pallet between wines. I think they used to do this

Passing through Paso Robles, wine was non-negotiable. Most places in the area require appointments,…read morewhich we did not have, because we are spontaneous like that. My wife walked up to someone outside Linne Calodo and asked if they could squeeze in two people for a tasting. They said yes. Best unplanned decision of the trip. Here is where it gets good. There is a guy standing outside and I casually ask if he happens to be with the winery. Turns out it was Matt, the owner and winemaker himself. What followed was essentially a private masterclass: he walked us through the entire winemaking process, took us into the main fermentation and storage room, did proper pours, and spent real time talking about Paso Robles and his philosophy behind his wines and the blends. No rush, no clipboard, no tour-group energy. And then he let us blend with him. Actually blend. Walking from barrel to barrel, making our own concoctions, like we knew what we were doing, which we did not, but Matt made it feel like we did. Easily the best hour we spent in Paso Robles. Possibly the best winery experience we have had in a very long time, and we have had a few. This place is the real deal, the kind of spot that reminds you why Paso Robles wine country is worth visiting beyond the Instagram backdrops. And why small family run wineries beat the big conglomerates when it comes to authentic wine making and tasting experiences. Thank you Matt. Go here. Make an appointment if you have to, or just show up and hope for the best. Both approaches apparently work. Though I would not recommend the latter

This winery is on the smaller and quaint side. We loved the intimate and modern setting, with a…read morelovely host Dani who took such good care of us! This young lady knew her stuff without being pretentious or annoying. The wines were the best we tasted on our entire weekend trip. They are all close to $100 bottles so definitely a special purchase.

I got lucky and got here during their anniversary weekend. They had live music and shady respite…read moreareas to enjoy your wine. Chris, one of the owners, was so friendly and oriented us to the tastings they had available- in the meantime Jason (Chris' hubby) was shuttling folks to their cars. They served such a refreshing Roussanne and a solid GSM that I enjoyed even in the Atascadero heat.

Our visit to Creekcut Winery was, without question, one of the highlights of our trip to Paso…read moreRobles. Tucked away in the stunning hills of the Willow Creek District, this boutique winery is a true hidden gem that deserves to be on everyone's itinerary. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed like old friends by the wonderful owners, whose passion for wine and hospitality shines through in every aspect of the experience. Their talented winemaking team has created an exceptional collection of wines. Every white and red we tasted was beautifully crafted, balanced, and genuinely world-class. What makes Creekcut so special is the combination of breathtaking scenery, outstanding wines, and a warm, personal tasting experience that is becoming increasingly rare. Instead of feeling like just another stop on a wine trail, we felt like valued guests sharing in the owners' dream and passion. If you're visiting Paso Robles and appreciate boutique wineries, incredible hospitality, and wines that rival the very best in the region, Creekcut Winery is an absolute must-visit. We can't wait to return and will be recommending it to all of our friends. A truly unforgettable experience.