Xecue Winery This…read morewas our first stop of the day, and honestly... it was just meh. ‍ We did the classic 5-wine tasting because we were on a mission to hit at least one more spot before dinner - priorities, you know. The wines were good. My friend fell in love with the first one, a white whose name apparently meant LOVE in the local dialect. Very on brand for her. ‍ We also tried their cheese breads - they had savoury and sweet options. I was team savoury while my friend was all about the sweet because balance, right? Overall, nice little stop to warm up our taste buds, but nothing that blew our minds. Just a casual "hey, we're in Valle" vibe before continuing our wine-fueled adventures.

I can't wait to go back to Xecue! I absolutely loved this place. The service was great. The view…read morewas beautiful. And the wine was amazing! My favorite one was KONNAY which is an orange wine. The food was very delicious and the dessert too was amazing! I really do wish to go back very soon! It will be my first stop!

Our tour company, Baja Wine & Dine, set up our wine tasting in the cava with a winery tour. Our…read morehostess was Elly and she was awesome. So sweet and her English was great too. We started in their cozy tasting room with a nice pour of Sauvignon Blanc. We then made our way through down to the beautiful cellar and private tasting room. This is a beautiful vineyard. We only had 2 hours here. I wish we had more time to enjoy walking around their grounds. We requested a Nebiolo and she was able to make it happen. I really like their grenache rosé and their Nebiolo blend.

Our new favorite winery in valle!! Ellie was the best server and spoke perfect English while also…read morehelping us with our Spanish. These are the best wines we've tried in valle out of 10+ wineries so we bought 3 bottles. The setting is also beautiful with a little pond and a bar with a nice view. We didn't eat here but will be back especially since the bar is open til 11:30pm which is hard to find in valle.

I'm writing this review as the tour organizer to provide additional context regarding our recent…read moregroup visit. The setting is beautiful; however, our group experience was extremely disappointing. We waited over two hours for a three-course meal, and several dishes arrived lukewarm and dry. Service throughout the experience was poor, and when we spoke with the manager, no effort was made to address or fix the issues. This was especially frustrating given it was a prepaid group reservation and a birthday celebration. While concerns were not raised further on-site to avoid disrupting the group, the experience accurately reflects what occurred. We hope this feedback is taken seriously and leads to meaningful improvements. Edit to add: As the tour operator, we ultimately issued a refund to our clients after the venue declined to do so, in order to uphold the level of service our guests expect.

Absolutely loved this place! They have a play area for kids, bikes you can ride, a soccer section,…read moreand plenty of space for kids to run and play. The best part is that they have seating next to the play area where you can supervise and enjoy doing inks and food at the same time. The food... amazing! No complaints. We loved everything we ordered!! Highly recommend this place, specially if you have kids.

The view was amazing. They have a great balcony area. Friendly staff. Wine was ok but the sangria…read morewas delicious!

We had time to kill and our hotel wouldn't let us check in early. Bodegas Cieli was close by and on…read moreour way to lunch. We came at opening and they were still seating up. The server wasn't there yet. We waited to order. I got the sangria and my husband did the wine tasting flight. The wines weren't bad! We liked some of the reds. The also gave us bread and olive oil. My sangria was sweet and tasty. The place is located on a hill overlooking the valley. It was a beautiful view. Exit from the main road and you have to still drive further in. They also have beers and food options.

After being here twice I have to say it's all about the ambiance. The wine is ok, could be better,…read morebut the service is pretty good. Truly what makes this place special is sitting under that 250 year old tree. I got their Tempranillo that I still haven't opened yet. I probably should and report back. This is a more commercialized experience so be prepared to wait to sit, and get served.

We just got back home from our girls trip to the Valle. Casa Magoni was by far my favorite winery!…read moreThe ambiance and service are excellent, and I really enjoyed my reserva tasting!

Second time here with friends! I love this winery because it's super intimate and you get to do the…read moretasting in a nice cool cave. Make sure to ring the bell on the outside to let the ladies know you're there. This is a boutique vineyard in that they only make a few varieties and sell only that they have enough of. For example they had the most delicious olive oil made on site but because they only had a few bottles made, it wasn't for sale. You can tell this is not a vineyard looking for profit but quality is a must. If their harvest was minimal and not enough, they won't put it out. Another women owned vineyard, the wine is a little hit or miss. The first time I came I loved the wine and bought a bottle, second time not so much. But the experience was so fun! Lots of story telling and laughs. Each tasting is with bread olive oil and their homemade something in this case it was the marmalade. Absolutely great when drinking as much as you do. I would still return because I just love the intimate atmosphere.

Tres Mujeres is one of our favorite boutique wineries in Valle de Guadalupe ("VdG"). The property…read moreis quite rustic (winery dog and chickens wander around) and sits on the southerly hillside of the valley. On this trip, Miriam poured for us inside their intimate cave and provided a wonderful and informative tasting experience. They only produced a total of 8 barrels this year and they're currently pouring one rosado/rosé (Grenache & Zinfandel) and two mezcla tintas/red blends (Cabernet Sauvignon & Grenache), all of which are excellent. All parts of production are done by hand, from picking, de-stemming, pressing, and even bottling. They do have a de-stemming machine for the large branches/pieces, but all individual grape stems are pulled off by hand. Really remarkable. We always come back to Tres Mujeres and pick up a couple of bottles to tide us over until our next trip to VdG. I highly recommend you put them on your list of wineries to visit. TIP: There are a couple other small wineries on the same road which are also worth visiting, so definitely check them out. It's easy to visit them all in one day.

Once Pueblos is a wonderful restaurant in Valle de Guadalupe. The service is exceptional,…read moreattentive, warm, and professional. The charcuterie board stood out with its excellent variety of artisanal cheeses and meats, all beautifully presented. Some of the cheeses were from the goats on the property, pretty cool--and other fresh ingredients came from the region. The "Torre de Uchepo" (Uchepo Tower) was the best. Uchepo is a soft tamale made from white corn, traditional to Michoacán, and here it is taken to another level. It's served with pork rib and a green tomato and puya pepper sauce, topped with fresh farm cream and Cotija cheese. An absolute must! The wines, all produced from the on-site winery, paired perfectly with both the charcuterie board and the tamale dish. The peaceful views of ducks in a small pond and a nearby pasture with sheep and horses. They have dogs too, which are all so friendly and, in my opinion, added to the experience as a dog lover. It's a serene experience that perfectly complements the quality of the food and wine. And the service, the service is like no other. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy the best of Valle de Guadalupe's culinary and wine scene. I look forward to returning for an actual meal, we had dinner reservations, but wanted to stop by. The restaurant is off the beaten path. At the gate, you'll enter and continue driving around the property to the top, where the restaurant sits with gorgeous views. You'll see a small pond and a set of stairs--follow them up to the top. The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating.

On our second visit to Once Pueblos, I communicated with Anna ahead of time to work out a family…read morestyle meal for our party of 14. From start to finish, our gourmet meal drew many praises as it evolved over 3.5 hours. All of the food was delicious and visually appealing. Our waiter Carlos was great as well. I feel like the cost is very reasonable for the food quality and service. Great value.

Vinas de la Erre is a very unique winery as it is one of its kind and haven't seen anything like…read moreit. We you drive up the whole winery is open with 3 sections from what I remember. 1. Is the main area with seating for the larger groups and you can do private wine tasting. 2. Is the tasting bar that is pretty cool since it's all outdoors. 3. The restroom section that kinda gives you an outhouse feeling and a sink that's on a barrel. The wine is good here but the thing that stood out was the layout as it was all outdoors and didn't have a actual building but was cool. A must see to understand.

Easy to find off the main road, large grounds with views of mountains & partial views of valleys…read more We were hosted by the wine makers who were not only knowledgeable, but displayed the finest example of Mexican hospitality! Hubby & I shared a full flight which consisted of 6 wines. The first three displayed the playfulness & experimental nature of the winemaker - Roberto. The last three were traditional Bordeaux blends produced with local fruit which resulted in the "jammy" and "cola" characteristic that you might experience when visiting Paso Robles. 4 stars is for the overall experience mostly made amazing by the hospitality. For the wines - which is always subjective so don't be discouraged from visiting - I would rate this a 3

This vineyard was really nice and cozy. It is smaller the others but in my opinion it has better…read morewine then all the big names out there. I tried their platinum Syrah and it was delicious. They had great live music a nice playground for kids and lots of open seating. I ended up taking extra bottles home. Great place I can't wait to plan another trip.

We had to ask for service to do a tasting. Then we had the ask for the next glass each time. The…read morewines were ok. Nothing we need to purchase. We wanted to try the olive oils and vinegars but couldn't wait for the service. The grounds are beautiful. Lovely to lounge around. The restaurant was really good! (4stars) Great service, great food and best piña colada's I've ever had. Flamed pineapple and caramelized sugar on top. SO GOOD! The lunch made our day.

The house was beautiful, the sewage smell was unbearable. We had a fire pit without fire wood…read more I book this house under the impression that it had 21/2 bathrooms it did not, also I made reservations for their lounge for 2 different days and the reservations Were cancel without prior notice, I also did not feel safe, this house is very exposed and no real security or safety protocols. I wouldn't recommend nor would I stay here again

Visited Casa Frida and tequila tasted at 10:15 in the morning. We know how to have fun. This was a…read moregreat experience that paired 4 tequilas with flavored enhanced citrus that took each tequila to another level. Our server Angel was a wealth of knowledge and provided good pours along with bottled water accompanied with a glass with ice. We pretty much had the place to ourselves and the sofa area was indeed comfortable. We are not that knowledgeable when it comes to tequila but left with a better understanding of the spirit. The location is gorgeous and has a world class restaurant on the premises. Tequila tasting runs $32 per person and worth every penny. We had so much fun and will for sure return for another visit.