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    Osteria at Domenico Winery

    Osteria at Domenico Winery

    4.3
    (231 reviews)
    1.7 mi
    $$

    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.

    I absolutely love coming to Domenico Winery! As a member, it's become one of my favorite places to…read moreunwind and enjoy great wine without having to make the trip out to Napa. One of my favorite things about this winery is the table-side tasting experience, it feels so much more relaxed and elevated compared to the traditional tasting bar setup. You can truly sit back, take your time, and enjoy the wines at your own pace. The wines themselves are fantastic, and I appreciate the variety they offer. It's clear there's a lot of care and quality behind every pour. I also love that they have food available, which makes it easy to turn a tasting into a full experience. Their patio is another huge plus--spacious, inviting, and dog-friendly, which is perfect for me. Bringing my dog, Chanel along makes the experience even better. On top of all that, the service is always warm, attentive, and welcoming. You really feel taken care of here. If you're looking for a great local winery with amazing wine, a relaxed atmosphere, and thoughtful service, Domenico Winery is a gem. Highly recommend!

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    Fresh burrata. Super good! Highly recommend.
    Fresh burrata. Super good! Highly recommend.
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    Old World Spirits

    Old World Spirits

    4.4
    (20 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    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.

    Our group had a reservation for my friend's bachelor party. My friend who organized the whiskey…read moretasting paid and confirmed the appointment with them. The day of, they simply never showed up. Can you imagine showing up, pumped about your friend's bachelor party, and then the shitty feeling that follows because this place was too unprofessional to get their shit together? My friend contacted the manager Davorion, who at first was accommodating and offered us a free tasting to make up for their mistake. Told us they had us down for Saturday, not Friday. Then suddenly he got back to her a few days later, said that she had never paid and there was no confirmation. Funny, then why did they have us down for Saturday if they had no confirmation. My friend sent him a screenshot of THEIR confirmation email for the Friday appointment, so he went back to saying he'd give us a free tasting. Well, it's been weeks now and he won't respond to our emails to set up the appointment. Lousy customer service, they don't deserve anyone's business.

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    West Park Bistro

    West Park Bistro

    4.1
    (536 reviews)
    0.8 mi
    $$$

    Today I hosted my second baby shower at West Park Bistro, and once again they exceeded all of my…read moreexpectations! Jamie, the event coordinator, was absolutely wonderful to work with. She helped with everything from the table layout to customizing our menu to perfectly fit our baby shower theme. Her attention to detail and willingness to make sure everything was just right made the planning process so easy. The food was outstanding--every single dish was delicious--and the service was exceptional. The entire staff was friendly, attentive, and made sure every guest felt well taken care of throughout the event. I highly recommend West Park Bistro for any special celebration. You will not be disappointed! A special thank you to Mami for always taking such great care of us. We truly appreciate everything you do!

    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.

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