Wines are ok. Very dog friendly and the food looks good! Seating is a bit tight, and at times hard…read moreto find, but it was a nice local place to visit. Service was good too.

Actually it's at and put on by Autovino. Their Friday afternoon outdoor live music shows are worth…read morechecking out. The pizzas and chicken wings are delicious, too.

We dropped in Sunday around 4pm. Glad we made it before it closed at 5pm. Nice staff. We also met…read morethe winemaker Spencer. They are generous with the wine pours. $18 tasting fee for 5 wines. Their wines are bolder tasting and not bad. Most of the wines weren't tannic until you get to the last one. But nothing really stood out for us to buy any bottles. You can revisit an extra wine at the end. You can also bring outside food. They are dog and kid friendly. An open aired winery room. They also have tasting at the bar. Parking is on the street or in the parking lot shared with Devil's Canyon brewery. 1 bathroom inside. Give this place a try! Friends said it's better than the bland wines at Woodside Vineyard that they went to before coming here.

Spencer is a great host, their collection of wines have aged beautifully, and their tasting space…read morehas not only an attractive bar up front but also open space in the back for large parties or quiet enjoyment of their wines.

Food, fun, families. I was there with my daughters for several of my birthdays and it was super fun…read moresitting up high with pizza line and great service. Ambience was kind of cool. I'm hoping to go there for dinner sometime.

We held a professional organization event here with over 35 vendors and 350 attendees and highly…read morerecommend Domenico. Our team was very impressed with how professional, responsive, and organized the team was throughout the whole process. Thank you, Domenico!

This local gem offers freshmade Wed/sun pizza options as well as upscale tastings + food. The…read morepastas are fresh, the salads always d'lish & expertly made (ceasar w/ anchovies) again, a neighborhood gem! The pizzas are fresh & baked in a stone over. The outdoor vibe is just with the summer ordered for brunch, lunch, or dinmer! Even expresso is a special treat off one decides not too drink wine. Inside seating offers an intimate setting and all the wait staff are worth their weight in gold. Check out this gem, the more friends, the merrier!

Great restaurant with winery in San Carlos. Located in seemed to be a warehouse and business…read morelocation. Parking is somewhat difficult with small parking lot adjacent to winery. Although There was a Parking lot attendant guiding you to parking at the neighborhood business's which was a small walk. Dined here for a retirement event so we small area reserved for 30 of us. Food was great. Service was great. Bar inside was great and Wine that they make in house was amazing. Would love to dine again if in the area.

Had a wonderful taste here. Really cute tasting room. The…read morewine was phenomenal. Bought a bottle of the rosé. The owners are AMAZING. Thank you for a great time

We stopped here for a wine tasting and were pleasantly surprised at the unique offerings. We tried…read morefive wines for $20, with the tasting fee waived if you purchase a bottle. Our favorites were the 2023 Pinot Gris from the Russian River Valley, which was very refreshing, and the 2018 Zinfandel from Dry Creek Valley, which tasted richly of violets. Vikki, who co-owns the winery with her husband, was attentive, and the ambiance was laid back, with a good variety of music and plenty of seating at wine barrels or small tables with stools. There was also plenty of street parking.

I met my friends here and didn't know my buddy was a member. We had a nice bottle of wine to share…read moreand some wood fired pizza while listening to a great Latin inspired band. Oh and the cars are awesome !

Wow this place is great!!!! I love the idea of having an event here also!…read more It's a storage for super cars but also has a wine collection and pizza and other good eats. Today we saw they had coffee as well!! Something to try next time! Staff was very nice and welcoming Over all I love the ambiance indoor out and plenty of parking space! 5 stars can't wait to come back!

You've probably seen Blade Gin or Rusty Blade Gin around the Bay. These two gins (and more) are…read moreproduced by Old World Spirits which operates out of a garage in an industrial park in Belmont. Don't judge just because it's an industrial park, this place is a tight, efficient operation and makes great use of it's space. It's got a huge copper still that makes everything from gin to rye whiskey to brandies to absinthe. On Friday nights you can get a tour and tasting for $15. Because of California law, spirits cannot be sold at the distillery, except wine/grape based brandies. The Blade gin is a citrusy gin with a lot of complexity but not much strong juniper flavor that turns most people off. The Rusty Blade is the same Blade gin that is aged in barrels which brings out more cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla. It's very much a winter spirit in my opinion. The pear eau de vie brandy really packs a punch with a lot of great pear flavor and though I'm not really a fan of eau de vies this one is a great one. Also, make sure you try the walnut liqueur, based on a Croatian family recipe, for something different. Finally, yes, absinthe, real absinthe, is now legal in the US and you can taste La Sorcière here. It's a great traditional absinthe with a lot of anise flavor. The distiller who gave us the tour and the tasting was really nice and knowledgable. It was a great experience and I encourage everyone to visit once.

A Local Distillery up the road from our LoveNest? Awesome…read more We love bringing our friends in to do tastings on the last Friday of each month! It's $15 for a flight and you get a personalized group tour through each spirit. If it weren't for tasting 6 types of their 94 proof on avg spirits I'm sure I could tell you the names of the guys we had the pleasure of meeting! haha We met the creator of all the fine spirits! He was very laid back and eager to tell us about the processes and flavors he added to his unique creations. Blade Gin was my gateway into being a Gin Lover. I love Blade chilled with a touch of zest of lemon. Another interesting Gin we got to try is his new AGED Gin called Rusty Blade. It's an amber color and tastes like Christmas in a glass! It most certainly warms you from the inside out. I had to shake my head pretty hard to get back to reality after that one. The Absinthe is another wonderful and favored experience. If you're nice they will even let you FAIRIE up your own glass. I love watching my Faeries clouding up the glass. Then that special touch of Lemon Zest again and I'm on Cloud 9. We bought a few bottles this time to give as festive Christmas gifts. Our guests even surprised us with a bottle of Blade (SNEAKY THEY ARE!!) that night when we got back to our place. Apparently I had raved enough about it that they just knew it would make a great host gift as Thankyou for their stay with us over the Holiday weekend. We love going here and will certainly return again over and over. I've never stopped in on a Saturday, but I just might have to check it out. Perhaps the VIP service I already feel like we get there when it's crowded might just put the experience right over the top? Old World Spirits can enter my temple anytime...

Great open brewery they have so many areas you can choose what you love the most. We started…read moreoutside with food trucks and after it started getting chilly we went inside where there was live music playing and we brought our own board games to play. They had so many fun beers and were hits with everyone in the group. We had people who preferred sours, vs light beers, vs IPAs. All the beers were amazing. I can't recommend this place enough for a chill night out!

Family-Friendly Friday Spot for Large Groups…read more We have come here on Friday afternoons after school. It is an incredibly convenient, spacious venue that is perfect for flexible coordination of meetups with friends, kids, and large groups. The setup features a rotating lineup of three to four food trucks--which you can easily check on their website ahead of time--alongside beer and wine on tap (though my husband notes that beer connoisseurs might find the tap list a bit underwhelming). While the indoor space is quite large, it is fairly dark, so we highly prefer visiting when the weather is nice. Sitting outside at their picnic tables is a fantastic experience. It's a wonderful, laid-back community spot that we highly recommend for a casual get together. They also seem to have themed events and live music at times.

Solid charcuterie plates and awesome wine (to take home) deals!…read more Can't speak to the food, but would come back if not in a rush (service on the slow side, they are a mom and pop shop so not well staffed)

We decided to try out a new wine place this weekend as the sun was finally out and we are glad to…read morehave discovered Wine Gallery. We went in late afternoon and it was cozy and calm. The wine and rosé we got were good recommendations. The artichoke dip was pretty tasty and so were the olives. Anna was great at ensuring we had a good time and she even brought us a deck of Uno cards to play. Turns out they have live music in the evenings on certain days. All in all I'd recommend Wine Gallery and we look forward to returning soon.

Vibe: 3.5/5 Service: 4/5…read moreFood: 2/5 Drinks: n/a Value: 1/5 Do not come here for Mother's Day. We made that mistake and left super disappointed and hungry. I don't mind restaurants charging premium prices during holidays, especially if they enhance the experience with add-ons, but what this restaurant did is straight-up robbery. There was no special acknowledgment for moms (like a flower, a card, or even a simple greeting). Just a surprise limited Mother's Day brunch menu for $59/pp that included bakery bites, a choice of entree, and mini sweet bites, with "no substitutions allowed", which my hubby didn't know about. Drinks were not included in this offer, not even coffee. Since we had driven for over 30 minutes, we decided to give it a go. We started with two coffees, which were delicious and pretty much the highlight of our meal. Unfortunately, they don't carry any non-dairy creamers, which is a bit unusual nowadays, especially for brunch places, but we made it work. Our server kept our Lavazza coffees refilled, which was much appreciated. Now let's break down what you actually get for $59: -Bakery bites (3/5): Small baked items randomly thrown on a plate. Other tables received their baked goods with some special butter, which we didn't get and sadly didn't notice until later in the meal. The bamboloni were excellent, but the potato croquette was severely underseasoned and needed a ton of salt; everything else was mid. Not the greatest start, but ok. -Half Bourbon chicken (2/5): My dish was barely lukewarm--no melty provolone cheese-pull, no crispy skin. The white meat was ok, but as soon as I got to the drum part and I saw hot pink, that was the end for me. -Eggs Benedict (3/5): If there is barely any Hollandaise sauce, can you still call this Eggs Benedict? Take a look at the photos and tell me what you think. This wasn't the only ingredient they skimped on. The amount of Canadian bacon on one of the muffins was pathetic (covering only half of the muffin). This dish was also not hot by any means. But because the egg was cooked well, the added spinach was nice, and the potatoes were crispy, we let it slide. - Mini sweet bites (2/5): When this dish arrived, we both almost burst out laughing because of the presentation. It looked like someone had cut themselves and bled all over the plate while cutting the world's tiniest cake slices. Both the chocolate cake and cheese cakes were so thinly sliced (not even half an inch thick) that they couldn't stand. This was supposed to be for two (!) people, but one of us could have easily eaten everything on the plate and would have still been hungry. We left this restaurant feeling ripped off. According to their website, the chicken is $29, and the Eggs Benedict are $19. That means the 5 small pasties and the fractional cake slices cost $30 and $40, respectively. This isn't a reasonable markup. It's greed and total disregard for your customers. If that's how you run your business, no thank you. We will not be back.

Fantastic, welcoming and warm/friendly staff! Loved visiting for the 1st time!…read more Dropped in for a drink and some light snacks. Their sweet potato fries and their Brussels sprouts are delightfully scrumptious! Generous, tasty portions! I'll be returning just for these items at some point in the future! The sweet potato fries were perfectly cooked/fried and the Brussels Sprouts were heavenly with the perfect balance of chopped bacon and shaved Parmesan! Just say YUM!!! :0) I am very picky/finicky, I did NOT like any of their red wine or cocktails, I'll stick with beer or straight up spirits. They had a nice variety of alcohol, including whiskey and Japanese whisky too! YAY! :0) Thank you for the wonderful evening! I really enjoyed taking a mini R&R break at your establishment after a very busy week! I'll return again the next time I'm in your area. I look forward to trying more of your menu items! Thank You! :0)