Lovely spot in graeagle. The inside is small and intimate but also casual. They have a nice…read moresmaller selection of wine, cigars and live music on the weekends. The music takes place outdoors in the back where they have additional seating. The one bartender that was there was friendly and attentive to us. Patrons were also welcoming. I loved that they also had table games you can play. Makes for a great option for date night. They also have one TV inside that had sports on. My husband was so excited about that! Can't wait to come back and spend more time in this establishment.

What a nice little hidden gem. Very friendly staff. They have live music Friday and Saturday. They…read morealso sell cigars, which is a nice plus. There is a small outside area to smoke cigars and enjoy your beer or wine. They do have a small gift shop area in the entry where you can buy mugs or a sweatshirt, etc.. They don't serve food so leave the kiddos at home/camp.

Such a lovely experience! You can't beat the view and our server was a rockstar. Food was a little…read morehard to eat on the tiny table but everything was great and the chef gave us a few extra shrimps for our shrimp cocktail to accommodate the entire party. The wine flight was fun and the bottomless mimosas included house made juice. I'm looking forward to coming back!

If you're looking for a place to watch the sunset, this spot absolutely delivers. The two-story…read morepatio right on the lake is gorgeous, and the view is worth arriving early for--around 5 p.m. if you want a good seat and the full sunset experience. The view alone gets five stars. The service, however, appears to operate on "lake or mountain time." We were seated with menus and waited about 20 minutes before we finally flagged down an employee to ask for service. Our group of four ordered four glasses of wine, two desserts, and an appetizer, and we mentioned that we planned to share everything. When the food and drinks arrived, we asked the person who dropped them off if the outdoor heater could be turned on. He responded, "Ummm... ask your server," with an attitude, then walked away. That was essentially the last service we received. We couldn't flag anyone down for side plates, napkins, or utensils, so we improvised. Fortunately, the appetizer and desserts came with large serving spoons, which we used as our personal cutlery. No napkins, though--we were apparently expected to embrace the rustic experience fully. We watched nearby tables struggle to get service as well. Employees seemed frustrated whenever guests asked for blankets, since the outdoor heaters weren't being turned on. One manager told a nearby table that propane was being brought out for the heater next to us. It never arrived. Another two-top eventually left after sunset without ever getting the chance to order food or drinks. To be fair, we came during Labor Day weekend, and it was clear the restaurant had started the day in the weeds. Earlier that afternoon, we stopped by and the bartender at the front was visibly stressed. She told us we could seat ourselves, but that we were about 40 minutes away from receiving any service because she was the only employee working. So, if you come here, manage your expectations--and pack accordingly. Bring napkins, utensils, side plates, drinks, snacks, and possibly a small emergency flare in case your server has gone on a wilderness expedition around the lake. I'd definitely come back for the view. The scenery is beautiful, the patio is fantastic, and sunset is worth the trip. Just don't expect the service to be remotely reliable.

Outstanding service . They make you feel welcome when you come in. Enjoyed not only the wine, but…read morethe atmosphere.

Such a beautiful gem in downtown Oroville! VillaVino is located right off the main road of…read moreMontgomery/Bird Street. They have a wonderful selection of wine, beers (on tap and bottled), seltzers, soda's, etc. The owner has done an incredible job of hosting all kinds of events (bunko, bookclubs, wine release parties, first Friday's, etc.) Unpretentious vibe but has the good stuff! On hot days, pop in here and cool off with A/C that doesn't quit, have a glass of wine or pint of beer and take a break. There area fun little food items on the menu or bring in your own! I've hosted a few private events here and the owner is SO fun to work with. W-Sat - 4-8pm...check out this hidden gem in Oroville!

What a gem in the town. Walked in to sit down and grab a glass of wine..... ended up spending 3…read morehours there as it was such fun! That evening they hosted music bingo. If you haven't tried it, DO! Anyway..... wine was delicious. Hubby happy as they do have beer also. Ordered the charcuterie plate. So much food! Very generous portion size! And delicious! Owner and his wife were fabulous people. Very welcoming. We would for sure pop in if we ever go through Susanville again.

This is an amazing business/fun place to go. Brian and Roxanne are the owners and are very customer…read moreoriented. They are always looking for ways to provide this small county with amazing events. My favorite is the trivia night on the second and fourth Thursdays of every month. Jo is an amazing worker and super friendly. She designs, great charcuterie boards. If you're looking for something fun to do in Susanville, check out there, Facebook page or their website.

Thank God for a Winery here! We were visiting from Hawaii & didn't realize a blizzard was coming…read more We booked an experience outside & was waiting at Boreal Mountain for our reserved time, but what should have been 10 mins to the Winery, was going to take us 1 hour, because of the snowstorm! We immediately called to see if we could reschedule as we know we would be back. They said we could come another day. Yay! We decided to go back when there wasn't a blizzard. Lol. We also upgraded our experience from smores & fireplace outdoors, to a YURT! Best decision ever & it was our BEST winery experience ever! It was just perfect & magical! The yurt had 2 heaters, but we quickly turned one off. It wAs equipped with blankets & pillows! It was so cozy feeling. Our table was so nicely decorated, like out of a magazine! The experience came with a charcuterie board and 5 wine tastings. Everything was so good! Not a fan of White wine, but it's something about high elevation wineries...makes white taste yummy! Ambiance was cozy, without the cold snow! We absolutely loved everything about it & we are super happy we booked it! This is a must to visit in Truckee!

Beautiful patio, friendly staff, and a great spot to spend an afternoon. Even have dog water bowls…read moreto keep your furry friends happy too! They had lawn games and a variety of seating. They do have bento charcuterie boxes for purchase, but we had lunch plans already and didn't get them. If you're in the area, stop by and have a slow afternoon!

Best IPA selection in Redding. Zach even offers a monthly…read morebeer club! This place never disappoints.

We really enjoyed the bartender here (he previously worked at Moonstone bistro and we remembered…read morehow phenomenal his service was there) he ran the place by himself and offered great service. Loved the drinks, food bites, and the overall atmosphere. Definitely will be back!

Mike and Jeff are the best. Come Sunday for free nachos and the best sangria by the glass in town…read more(not free). Their patio is dog friendly as well.

Glasses Wine Bar is back, and it's better than ever…read more After being closed for a few months, this Village Center favorite has reopened under new local ownership, and the space feels warm, welcoming, and thoughtfully refreshed. The new owners clearly care about preserving what made Glasses special while expanding the wine selection and adding more food options. It's the kind of place that makes Incline Village feel like a community - comfortable, relaxed, and perfect for meeting friends or unwinding after a long day. The wine list reflects real expertise, and the atmosphere strikes a great balance between cozy and polished. If you haven't stopped by since the reopening, it's absolutely worth a visit. Supporting locally owned businesses like this helps keep Incline Village vibrant.

Small, but excellent selection of wines by the glass or bottle. The owners (I believe) were super…read morefriendly and personable, asking every customer their name and making conversation. If I was in town longer I'd go back, maybe be a regular, but they are only open Thursday-Saturday nights. Small but cute place, good vibes.

Just passing through town, and was feeling some crepes. We ordered:…read more Te Fiti Strawberry fields Florentine Cookie Monster Food was great, would definitely go there for the food. It's an intimate area and the people seems to know each other. The down side was the staff or patrons, seemingly regulars didn't make us feel welcomed. Come here for the food, I wouldn't stay for the company.

Going on food alone it was underwhelming. Pesto was oily and not so herbaceous. Polenta nice and…read morebuttery but needed salt especially with the pesto lacking. Chicken was cooked great though. Just an overall bland dish. Flatbread was just a pizza cut in half and sliced, was hoping something would be a tad elevated in flavor. Hostess was initially unwelcoming asking "can I help you?", instead of assuming a couple walking into a restaurant would be seeking food. No further problems once seated but if you're going to be bitchy at least back it up with good food

We had a Birthday party of ten. Everything was set up and ready for us when we arrived. Service was…read morevery good. We chose several appetizer plates and main dishes, all of which were plentiful and very good. Cocktails were great.

Local artists featured!!! The center of town with murals…read morebehind the building and along the sides. Open and well lit. Each wall is covered with different artists. Center of the room features woodworking and pottery. Each artist story is featured along with personal stories. The perfect place to support artists.

The Plumas Arts Gallery, located on Main Street in Quincy right across from the Plumas County…read moreCourthouse, has artwork and crafts from primarily local artists available for sale. Exhibitions change almost every month, featuring different artists, with a schedule on their website. Opening receptions are held the first Friday of every month from 5-7pm. After a visit to the courthouse, I spied this gallery across the street and sauntered in. Beautiful original paintings in oil and watercolor, many of Plumas County's natural beauty. Giclée prints at a lower price point are another option. I purchased a beautiful watercolor print by local artist Sylvia Smith of a fisherman in one of the wild rivers of the region, surrounded by deep forest. The people working in the gallery were uniformly helpful and friendly, making for a pleasant browsing and buying experience. The gallery is located in an historic building, formerly the circa 1873 Capitol Saloon building, purchased and renovated in 2011 thanks to work by the local community. Definitely a worthwhile stop for art lovers in the Quincy area.