Friendly local wine and beer watering hole if you're thirsty and in the area. They had beer taps…read morefeaturing different micro craft breweries. Centrally located in Graeagle. Has good Wi-Fi. During the 4th of July weekend festivities, there's a lot going on on the Saturday evening in this part of town. The indoor seating is limited, but there's a lot of outdoor seating and tables. Dog friendly.

We've been here many times since 2018. The Peak is a family favorite. It has limited indoor seating…read morebut a large outdoor seating area. The service is always quick. The Peak offers a selection of excellent wines by the glass or bottle as well as beer on tap. There is a humidor with at least 20 varieties of cigars. Had a fantastic visit with owner Kelly Ann.

Remember when service mattered? 90% of wait staff walk by you and don't even make eye contact…read more Ok, it always mattered, but it's become about people who never make eye contact or seem to give a crap. Not if you're lucky enough to get Kennin as your waitress.. She is awesome, knowledgeable and sincerely seems to care that your time with her matters. Kennin is a throwback. Come for the wine, stay for Kennin's service. She's there Monday through Thursday! Thank you Kennin, we appreciate great service!

to sit at the edge of a volcanic rim and watch the kaleidoscope colors while sipping a local IPA…read moreand having some of the best food I've ever tasted including a lobster bisque that was to die for the service was incredible. There was a young lady waiting on me from Argentina and she was engaging, thoughtful and attentive. What a gem I'm so lucky that I was able to walk here and see this beautiful place. I hope I get to come back and bring my wife and daughter soon.!!!!!

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!

Had reservations on a Saturday afternoon. There was only 1 person working. We were seated and asked…read morefor food, to which we we're told there was absolutely nothing available to eat despite it being on the menu. We waited for the waitress to come back, but she never did so we got up and left and found Alibi and that wad definitely a fantastic time!

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

First time here. The owner is a very cool guy. Charcuterie plate was great! Loved the funny stuff…read moreplaying on the TV. The other bar patrons were very friendly as well. Had a great time!

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.

Decided to stop in and check this place out after hearing it was open again and we are so glad we…read moredid. The new Glasses is so warm and welcoming and has such a cool upscale yet very relaxed vibe. We had a few questions and Sherry was very knowledgeable and made some great suggestions which led to us discovering some great new wines! We will definitely be back!

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.

Happy Hour is awesome! Wine is delicious and they are willing to make food, vegan…read more Our server Jackie is over the top, she is intuitive, upbeat and simply a joy. Love the history of the place, very comfortable, options to sit inside or out.

Nice room. Good service . Nice patio . Good atmosphere. Below average food compared to the above…read moregood things . The chicken mole was served on basmati rice and also tasted of curry....no relation to a Mole. The Wellington meatballs were in my opinion a frozen food dish with some dry arugula . I think if they stepped up their menu and food quality this would be a great place to go for dinner

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.