GOOD LOCAL THEATRE! It's cool to see local productions of classic shows here at Shakespeare in The…read moreVines. This was my first time and a I had a pretty solid experience . We saw a modern take on Julius Caesar. The first Act was fantastic and the second was a bit all over the place. It turned into Call of Duty? Overall, I still had fun! Shakespeare in The Vines is hosted by Bailey's Winery! It's highly encouraged to try some of their wine assortment. My mom tried it and said it was good! They also have a cool check-in counter with a few light snacks and canned drinks. I got some Oreos and a sparkling water! The ladies at the wine and concession booths were wonderful! THE BAD: Lots of mosquitoes, as I write this I'm dealing with the aftermath of becoming their late night snack. Bring bug spray if you want to enjoy! I literally couldn't focus at times because of all the bugs. Also, some of the security or ushers were rude, I hate when people look right through me. Some people have no class or dignity...

Shakespeare in the Vines offers a first class production, that is professionally staged with many…read morelocal skilled actors. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We saw Hamlet and cannot wait until next season's King Lear. Since we're at a local Temecula winery, they serve both food and of course, locally produced wine for sale. The seats are comfortable. You can choose between seating at a table with friends down in front, or in individual seats ever so slightly further back. There is not a bad seat in the venue. Nice!

This auto museum is absolutely fantastic! Words cannot describe how cool the property and the car…read morecollection are. The pictures don't even do it justice. I've wanted to visit this location since before Covid but never got around to it. Finally this year a friend and I were trying to visit as many museums as possible during San Diego Museum Month (February) and when I told him about it he was totally in. I knew from the website that the collection was large but didn't know what to expect. We walked in and bought tickets. The gentleman at the counter was helpful and explained how the museum and the wine tasting worked. He led us over the entrance to the cars and told us about the main building and then told us how to get to the two outbuildings that were part of the tour. The main building has the wine tasting, seating, kitchen, and bathroom. There were some cool artifacts in the building. We were both so impressed by what we saw. THEN...we walked down the path to the garage and our minds were blown! BLOWN! There was some seriously spectacular history in that garage. The cars and the collected fridges, radios, toys, and other items housed there. When we walked up to the third building we were once again stunned at the beauty of the cars and bikes and such there. I would never be able to pick out a favourite because there were just too many treasures. I've been to the museum three times this year because once I mention it to someone they insist on checking it out and I would never say no. The wine tasting was a lot of fun too. They have different types seasonally and all of the wine we drank was pretty good. I bought a couple of bottles. You can bring your own snacks and nibbles to go with your wine. Go. Visit. Check out. Be amazed. Enjoy! Excellent, Deer Park, absolutely excellent!

NOT JUST CARS An interesting collection of mostly…read moreconvertible cars and other Americana and collectibles (i.e. Vintage TVs, appliances, radios, Barbie dolls, etc.), housed in three separate structures in a winery setting. PRICE TO ENTER When you first enter, you will be in a gift shop/entry area where you pay at the desk. The cost was $14 per adult in April 2026. (Discounts offered for seniors, military and kids). IT NEEDS A REFRESH Overall, I felt the museum needed a bit of a refresh and rebrand. It's tired, dated and a little clumsy and cluttered. The items in the gift shop look like they've been there for decades. There are odd pieces of furniture lying around nestled between the cars along with cardboard stand-ups of Marilyin Monroe and dated photographs. The descriptive signage next to the cars are on the floor and wordy, hard to read. There was dust, dirt and cobwebs in display cabinets. It felt like someone had collected all this stuff, put it on display and then forgot about it. The cars and their paintwork were in great condition and paintwork was dust-free and shiny. It would have been nice to have learned about the owner or the story behind the collection, but we weren't given any brochures and there weren't any docents to ask. BARBIE COLLECTION In one building there's a small room with a large collection of boxed Barbie dolls from years past with a few Barbie cars as well. Again, it all looked a little tired and forgotten. WINE BY THE GLASS OR TASTING We didn't stick around for wine or wine tasting, but there were people there enjoying the patio and live music. There's a refrigerator with charcuterie and cold drinks available for purchase. The vineyards were pretty with roses and benches dotted around. Picnic tables are available out front. Their web site is one page, not terribly informative and again, could do with an update and refresh. Parking is complimentary. If you've never been before and like to seek out new places in San Diego County, stop by for a visit to either the auto museum, winery or both. See my photos attached for more details. Helpful?

What a cute little winery! The outdoor space is spacious, dog-friendly, and absolutely beautiful…read morewith the castle backdrop. As for the wine, the flights were limited to just a choice of all-white or all-red. I got the red flight and was hoping for some bolder flavors, but perhaps they are better known for their whites? The ladies I was with said they really enjoyed the white wines!

We stopped by Belle Marie Winery an hour before close on a Tuesday. Located right off of Champagne…read moreBlvd. (I kid you not) in Escondido, this is one of many wineries in the area. We easily found parking in their complimentary lot. Ambiance (4.5/5): This is one of the things that make wineries great... the scenic views. While they have a tasting room inside, your best option is to sit outside on the small yet charming patio. The best part is that you'll enjoy the mountains in the background as you sip on your vino. Service (4.5/5): We ordered a bottle of wine about 10 minutes before close. One of the owners was nice enough to allow us to stay outside on the patio way past closing time. He said we could stay as long as we wanted. That's the type of service you rarely see at drinking holes these days. Food (N/A): They had various snacks to purchase and you can also add chocolates with wine flights but we were on a liquid diet. Drinks (4/5): If you're interested in doing a wine tasting, they have both a red and white option. The prices are affordable (especially by California standards) for both flights and if you'd like to purchase bottles of wine for enjoying there or to take home. I did the red flight. They serve it to you on a cutting board of sorts with a piece of paper giving you a short description of each wine. From there, we had a bottle of sauvignon blanc. I didn't take any wine home, but you can get a discount if you buy in bulk. One last thing that made Belle Marie an awesome winery is that it was one of the few open on a Tuesday in the area. A lot of them are open on the weekends only or Wednesday-Sunday or Thursday-Sunday. Belle Marie delivered on the only day we could stop by. For that, I'm grateful!

Wonderful experience, excellent knowledge! Roger is a great person, who shares his love for wine.read more

Hidyya serving in the members lounge is the best as a compliment to the great wines. The whole…read moreexperience is enriching.

Recently, a friend invited me to go see a band that she enjoys at this winery. They were playing…read morefrom 6 to 9 so we arrived close to six. Parking was a little bit challenging, but not too bad. Once inside, we found a tall table near the open doors to the outside so we could hear the band. The inside decor is cute and cozy. The menus were located on the table so we looked at the various options while we listened to the music. I decided on a red wine flight. You don't get to choose you just get one of each of the wines on the list. We went up to the counter to order and were attended to almost immediately. My flight of six 1 ounce pours was served, and I took it to the table. My other friends ordered a glass of wine each. The first of the two was attended to immediately as well, but the third was made to wait for a little bit longer for some reason, even though she was with us and next in line. The band was enjoyable and the sound was good. People were enjoying themselves and some dancing. I liked two of the wines I tried the rest were just ok. They don't serve food, but they did have a food truck in the back that looked good. We had already eaten, unfortunately, so we didn't try anything. It was nice evening and perfect for sitting outside. I would definitely come back again in the future.

I visited on a Saturday evening mainly to see the band. I was pleasantly surprised to find an…read moreavailable table. They have bar height tables, standard tables and bar style seating. Each table had a number so I wondered if they were reserved. The staff told me the numbers are on the table in case we want to order in some food. Coomber's doesn't serve food, but they allow it to be brought in or delivered. I thought that was a cool feature. They even offer a QR code menu on the table for Mikko sushi, which is right next door. Perfect! Sadly, I have a wine allergy. I was pleasantly surprised to find that they were also serving margaritas that night! They offer free water, serve yourself. And they told me they have soda. I enjoyed the cozy patio seating which offered shade or sunshine. The band played in the corner and there was room to dance in front of the small stage. The volume was not overwhelming, and we were able to carry on a conversation. Great place. I will be back.

Great spot for a few sips of unique wines. We enjoyed chatting with the few folks there as we…read moretried a few different varieties. I love sampling local wines and supporting local businesses. The staff was friendly and it was refreshing to have a little air conditioning in the building. The open space is quaint and casual. We walked away with ~6 bottles that we have been enjoying at home and then we will be back to sample again!

We love how you can hang around and feed the goats at this adorable little winery. That's a fun…read moreincentive, right? It's charming, and there are a few tables set up outside to relax at. It wasn't busy, so our large group was able to spread out and mingle. ZXQ Vineyards specializes in red wines, so if you're looking for white wine, this might not be the place. (I have heard that they will occasionally have a white in rotation. It wasn't available the day we went.) Affordable glasses with the opportunity to sip on a curated flight. There was even a band performing, which really set the mood - very relaxed and laid back.

I started getting the regular sized CSA box every 2-3 weeks (for two people, it lasts that long!)…read moreshortly after moving to Oceanside this year. The produce is fresh, well packed so nothing gets smushed, and best of all forces me out of my meal rut and makes me excited to cook. The food lasts way longer than what I get at the grocery store because it wasn't harvested months ago & hundreds of miles away. I look forward to farmer Donal's emails which give suggestions on what to cook and what may be coming down the pike. Give them a try, you won't regret it!

I am in awe of the variety and quality of produce that Yasukochi Family Farms puts into each…read moredelivery. For $29 delivered to your home, the regular box is an incredible deal. The offerings the past couple of weeks have been absolutely stellar. I don't think I've ever tasted grapes that tasted so sweet! I added a bouquet for $12.50, it was so fresh it lasted two weeks! The photos speak for themselves. Delivery is always prompt and you get both a window and a reminder email when your box is about eight minutes away.

Friendly owner. The wine is very good and although the vineyard is small, it's a great place to…read moreorder wine and support a small business!

Love meeting the owner and getting to know his process!!…read more Very personal and great wine

Amazing local farm stand! The farm has have plenty of good spa/gift items and sustainable produce…read morebags, refillable items like detergent. The produce was fresh and they have plenty of yummy baked goods as well. Definitely recommend supporting.

Great people. Super helpful. Better, healthier fruit trees for a better price than ive seen in most…read moreplaces. Thanks!

Fantastic mead and great prices. The variety of meeads is outstanding, and the owner and patrons…read moreare very nice. Buy a bottle or two, and try some of their meads on tap. They have comedy nights for additional entertainment. Always a good time when I go here.

Wow where to start. This place is a hidden Gem. My friend suggested we try it out, and even better…read moreit's local. It's a small space in sort of an industrial / commercial area, but there was enough seating for us to meet up with some friends. The owner is really knowledgeable and shared a tour of his facility. The best part was that everything we sampled was really good. They had a variety of types of mead and even a nice cider. The Vikings blood was good and well, many others too! Ragnars Evel was also great, the pyment I sampled, wow it's hard to pick a favorite. I think I will have to go back to decide! If you're a fan of mead you should definitely go out of your way to stop here. I didn't really get into the wines last time I will have to go back to sample more of those.