My friend has a membership here and we came for a tasting. They are very generous with this pours…read moreand options for the tasting! Erica took care of us and she was very attentive and knowledgeable. My favorite wine was the exit 41! it was very smooth!

We love this place and have been coming for years. It's easy to get to from the Bay Area, they have…read morea beautiful picnic area, inside tables and group areas... so you can reserve a space for a "get-together". They have tasty great wine at a reasonable price... I know you are groaning if you have gone to Napa wineries and gotten sticker shock!! It's affordable here. ... and the wine is rich and flavorful with a great selection of varieties / vintages. The staff is great, all the family seems to have worked one job or another in the Wooden Valley winery... Mama would be proud. Cheers.

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS SPOT!! The membership has many perks and the wines are beyond smooth! My house…read moreis stacked with their wines monthly! Love coming here for my monthly pick ups! The customer service is always great as well!

Driving through town, we picked this perfect spot for a wine tasting. Lovely wines with wonderful…read moreservice. I didn't catch his name but the gentleman who served us shared the family history of the vineyard and the wines. When we are back in the area we will definitely return for another visit and may even join their wine club. Thank you for a great wine tasting experience!

Chic spot with a casual vibe and nice vineyard views. Make a reservation, when we visited for…read moreSunday brunch the line was wild. The food was delicious and so was their wine by the glass. Note that they have a few different experiences: sit down restaurant, order food at the counter and self seat in the event space/courtyard, and I think a wine tasting area. We were a little confused at arrival, but one of their staff helped direct us after a min or two. We had a variety of apps and entrees and all exceeded our expectations. And we had a couple folks with a gluten allergy and they were so pleased with the many gluten-free options on the menu. Service for sit down dining was great. Highly recommended.

A really chill spot to go alone or with a group. The food and drinks were stellar and the vibe was…read morejust perfect. Will be going back many times this summer

Came with a large party for the first time, and had a fantastic and informative experience with…read moreEric! He was very knowledgeable about the wines and curated a great environment!!

With eyes shut...think oasis escape...wind gently caresses your skin...mouth excited from the last…read moresip...now whisper "Caymus." Beautiful weather, even better views from sunken seats that allow you to melt in to them. Cares? Worries? ...what are those? Paired with a wine of choice in Caymus's beautifully crafted, heavy glasses weightless in your fingertips. You... Relax. Sip. Enjoy. Repeat. Previously, we have visited for curated wine tastings, our name imprinted on the wine list to be experienced that visit, on each visit. Our experience was had indoors. THIS VISIT...we were outside, intentionally. Seating in front of the glass walls, separating inside from out, afforded us panoramic views of palm trees, blue skies and valleys unobstructed, uninterrupted by 9 to 5 sounds. Without a reservation, we arrived to experience flights and wine by the glass. Each wine was delivered with a background of origin and knowledge of our selection. Staff were friendly and engaging, enthusiastic to answer our questions or engage in conversation. Caymus is our go to to escape the routine of life, treating ourselves to an affordable destination in our backyard of the surrounding Bay Area. If you have the opportunity, go, sip, escape...enjoy. It's one of the most affordable, effortless destinations you will ever venture to again and again...and again. Trust me, we know!

Brought my wife's aunt here for brunch to celebrate her birthday. My Wine Country breakfast was…read morevery good. Most people at our table ordered and enjoyed it as well. Couple others ordered the Cubano and said they enjoyed it. Service was attentive and quick. One odd moment occurred... me, my wife and her aunt arrived before others and ordered a cappuccino each. It came in a large glass mug. After the other 5 showed up they also ordered coffee but they received it in to go cups. When we asked why they said they ran out of clean coffee cups.... The views are spectacular and we sat outside. Definitely someplace to try again next time with a glass of wine.

While out of town doing a little wine tasting with a friend, we stopped here for brunch since it…read morewas nearby. The setup is a little unique. There's a counter area where you can order coffee, pastries, breakfast items, or food to-go, while the left side has a hostess stand if you'd prefer full table service inside or on the patio. The brunch menu was a bit limited, and I ended up ordering the croissant sandwich. The croissant itself was soft and fresh, but overall the sandwich left me wanting a little more flavor. It was on the smaller side, didn't have much bacon, and even with the preserved tomato aioli it felt a bit underwhelming. The breakfast potatoes also weren't really my favorite. They were small whole potatoes with the skins on and heavily seasoned with cayenne pepper. Personally, I would've liked another side option such as fresh fruit. That said, the staff was very friendly and welcoming throughout the visit. For two croissant sandwiches, two iced teas, and a side of fries, the total came to around $70 with tip, which felt a little pricey for the overall experience. The property itself is beautiful. It looks like they host live music and events in the outdoor quad area, and I noticed they also offer wood-fired pizza after 11 AM, which honestly sounds worth coming back to try. Overall, I have mixed feelings as the atmosphere and service were great, but the food didn't quite live up to expectations for me personally.

Just found out about this place. It is a great place to go. They had a young lady singer from…read moreNashville who was very good. Great outdoor atmosphere. I highly recommend this place. Thank you.

Very good venue bands gets the crowd involved and ready to dance. No bad seats, we enjoyed the…read moreservice and warm reception.

Outdoor venue with serene vineyard views and down to earth people. Tasting was pleasant with dry…read morewines and a very unique Chardonnay. Reasonable pricing. Definitely would recommend.

We stopped into Suisun Creek winery on a cold, rainy day and we were warmly welcomed and had a cozy…read moreafternoon with delicious wine! The tasting room offers cute indoor and outdoor tables overlooking the beautiful winery. The staff was so friendly and knowledgeable about the wine. We tried the Chardonnay, Zin and Cabernet, and Rose. Their wine is very unique and fruity! We had a lovely afternoon despite the weather. I recommend stopping in!

What's the craic? Fairfield/Suisun's best local winery might just be Bally Keal…read more My best friend and I were kicking off Memorial Day weekend with some wine tasting and ended up stumbling across Bally Keal after another nearby winery left us underwhelmed. We noticed the beautiful property, the giant wine glass sculpture, and a sign for live music on Friday night, so we decided to stop in. Jeff greeted us at the door and immediately made us feel welcome. After hearing we enjoy sparkling wine, he poured us a taste of their Brut, which was crisp, refreshing, and good enough that we ordered a bottle to enjoy while the band set up. The atmosphere here is fantastic with comfortable seating, a lively crowd, and genuinely friendly staff like Jessica & Jeff. They also shared a little history of the winery and introduced us to some of their house-made spirits, including a surprisingly smooth vodka crafted from Chardonnay grapes. My friend especially loved their tequila selection. Once Sixty Scandals started playing their '80s covers, the place came alive. People were dancing, laughing, and just having a great time. We even ended up making a few new wine friends during the evening. Before we left, my friend joined the wine club, and we walked out with bottles, hats, and plans to come back soon. We also had the chance to meet the owner, who was humble, welcoming, and clearly passionate about creating a fun community space. If you're in the Fairfield/Suisun area, Bally Keal is absolutely worth checking out. Cheers / sláinte!

Jesse made our visit to this wonderful winery so memorable. It was so memorable we came back two…read moremore times in the period of two week. So we figured because they serve wine, spirits and beer it's the perfect place to use as a local bar!!! Ambiance and service is like being at a high end bar. Consistently great! Thank you for always making us feel special.

Brenda is a fun storyteller. The owners are passionate about their craft and a pleasure as well…read more Relaxed atmosphere.

Absolutely LOVE this place! My son and his family took me here on my birthday. Love the eclectic…read moretasting room and outdoor seating areas - lots to look at and appreciate. Wine was good! We did a flight and sampled wine grown in the Suisun Valley. Our server was professional and provided great information about each wine. I enjoyed every sip! I like the peacefulness of the Suisun Valley. It's not super touristy like Napa. Definitely check this place out!

We were on our way to Caymus Winery and accidentally missed the turn--turns out it was the best…read moremistake we could've made. We were warmly welcomed by Dee, a charming and knowledgeable sommelier who shared the winery's history and took us on a tour. The property itself is absolutely beautiful. We're already planning to return in July for one of the music events Dee recommended. Since we visited early in the day, it was quiet, uncrowded, and incredibly peaceful--exactly what we were looking for. Thank you Dee for such a warm and welcoming experience. Hope to run into you again at the "When the Doves Cry" concert in July. ~Chris and Sande

As Vezer states, "Known as the premier valley in California to grow Petite Sirah, make sure that…read morethis varietal is on the tasting list when you visit the Suisun Valley." Well, despite a large banner outside their winery touting the region for its premier petite sirahs, there were no petite sirahs on their tasting flight. What they let us sample was subpar, including a few wines that did not list the varietals they were made from. The servers were nice, and the winery itself was lovely. But it all comes down to the wines themselves. I left feeling baited and switched.