Taste has been a staple go-to for us. Whether it is a special occasion, date night, or just…read morebecause. The quality of the food is simply outstanding, not to mention delicious. I've never had a bad meal or experience here. The service is noteworthy as well, you feel welcomed by the friendly staff, and no is usually not answer you hear here. We'll be back for many more visit! Do note that when you make a reservation, that you'll be sitting in the dining room with a couple of prefix menu options. Whereas sitting at the bar without a reservation is the way to go if you like to order from the smaller bar menu and still have the flexibility to order from the full menu.

What an incredible first visit to Taste in Plymouth!…read more The restaurant itself is cozy, beautiful, and has such a welcoming atmosphere. From the moment we walked in, the service was outstanding. Our server, Bessie, was absolutely amazing, kind, funny, and so helpful in answering all of our questions during our first visit. Now, onto the food! The appetizers alone could have been a meal. The Caesar salad was one of the best I've ever had, and as a girlie who doesn't usually love soup, I have to say the corn soup my husband ordered was delicious bursting with flavor and perfectly creamy. My husband chose the burger with truffle fries, and they absolutely nailed it. The bacon jam, arugula, goat cheese aioli... every bite was incredible, and the fries were amazing. I had the steak with scalloped potatoes and carrots, and as someone who typically likes her meat well done, I can honestly say this steak was excellent. Dessert was mouthwatering and packed with flavor. The pricing was also very reasonable for the quality of food and exceptional service we received. We visited on Saturday, the day before Father's Day and two days before my birthday. Not only did they personalize my dessert with a birthday message, but they also surprised me with a birthday card signed by the team. Then, just five days later, a handwritten thank-you card and birthday wishes arrived at my home. That is the kind of service that leaves a lasting impression. Thank you, Taste, for such a memorable first experience. We will absolutely be back!

Decent camp store for the RV park but was driving through looking for coffee and paid $15 for two…read morevery bad coffees. Store seemed clean but the coffee and espresso was so badly burnt sorry I have to let others know we don't recommend for coffee or food

Friendly service and good little gift shop with a small Cafe for coffee and ice cream.read more

Food was fantastic. The owners are amazing people. Definitely a must when in town…read more Nice and comfortable interior and they are very accommodating.

Great food, great wine. Owner is super knowledgeable and has a very diverse wine selection. This is…read morea 21 and over crowd. DO NOT BRING YOUR CHILDREN. Great place to take a date night with your spouse or someone who can appreciate good wine and tapas style appetizers and sweets. I will definitely be back with my wife. Great venue

Where to start? Everything from the cappuccino and food bites are a great choice here. Staff is…read morewarm and friendly, and I recommend sitting outside to do a little people watching. Closed on Sundays and Mondays.

Fig Barn is such a cute little spot to stop at in the small town of Plymouth. Located right by the…read moreroundabout on Hwy 49, there is always plenty of parking in the gravel lot, and a good amount of seating inside and outside. The last time we went we got brunch and sat outside enjoying the summer breeze. They have a pretty good selection of brunch items and at good prices, from avocado toasts to sandwiches and salads. I went with the breakfast bagel sando while my husband went with the panini-grilled breakfast burrito. As far as their drinks are concerned, they have seasonal menus and also serve the usual offerings of cold brew or lattes. I ended up choosing their seasonal blackberry matcha latte with oat milk while my husband went with the lemon cream cold brew. Both drinks were made pretty quickly by the friendly lady staffing the cafe. Was the matcha the best I had? Of course not, as I've had plenty of top tier matcha from south Sac and the bay, but it was smooth and the blackberry flavor was prominent. After waiting for several more minutes, our food was ready, and we eagerly dug in. I loved that our plates were served with freshly seasonal fruit, and that neither my bagel nor my husband's burrito was oily. Both of our selections were solid choices, and we would get them again. I would've liked if I could have chosen my bagel type (perhaps they don't go through enough bagels to warrant giving people choices), but the plain one that came with the dish was still good. Fig Barn Coffee is a convenient place to stop by if you need your coffee fix to or from Sac. We usually just go to Sac for our drink fix, but this one still hits the spot in general, especially with its brunch options.

Wow a gem! We stumbled into this establishment and what a great find. We order the delicious…read morePalomas and so fresh! We then ordered the Tipple which was tequila, lime and blackberry liquor I believe. Sooo good. We then ordered the lumpia, pancit and salads. Fresh- because Mama Swas is in the back with her crew making it just for you. The ambiance is so welcoming. Olivia the bartender- great drinks- Cecily was so kind and made us feel at home. Mama Swas came out to meet us. We felt special! We will be back to try more of the menu and enjoy the establishment! I missed some of the food because it was so good!

Super cute place with old buildings and decorations for the holidays! It smell3d great too! Thats…read morewhere the "cute" ended. They dont have an extensive menu for food or drinks (no chardonnay or seltzer cans) but the drinks were had were okay. The service wasn't horrible and the lumpia was good. The nachos didnt have meat options (the menu showed they had options but after ordering, we were told they didn't have any meat). The cheese was not melted either. We also ordered pepperoni pizza which looked good until we took a bite and turned it over. 75% of the bottom was burnt and inedible. The burger we ordered was okay. Overall it wasn't enough of good ANYTHING (service, food or drinks) to push us to go back.

We went up camping in Plymouth at the 49er recently, just 40 minutes from home, but enough to get…read moreaway during these covid times. We decided to go to this winery that is very close. It's literally the first winery once you hit Plymouth on 49 and if you blink you will miss it, and now I know that missing it has been a travesty. We were luckily able to taste and we tasted with the owner Paul who takes such pride in his work. He has his wine list and he takes such care with each that it is noticeable and enjoyable. He will tell you all about them, and hang out with you, it's a nice respite in these darker days. Each wine is full bodied. No fluff, no filler, just like Paul. The distinct profile of each is enjoyable and as you go from one to the next you can see his tasting menu is as ingeniously crafted as his wine. While this is a business, it feels more than that, Paul has made this an art form truly. No mass production, no loss of quality. It's truly a gem and set apart from the other wineries not only by location, but by the heart put into it. Make sure when you head up that hill, not to miss this great one!

So lucky to sit with the owner/winemaker for our tasting experience. We learned a lot about making…read morewine in the Foothills. Every wine we tasted was delicious, and we purchased two bottles of Barbera. Tasting fee waived with purchase.

My first time here last Thursday as guests of close friends of ours…read more Wonderful wine tasting with too many whites and reds to choose from. Very friendly and attentive service. Had lunch as well there and food was really good. There were 4 of us buying wine both reds and whites. Somehow our order got a bit mixed up and we accidentally got a case of red in place of white wine. I called office today and they went above and beyond to get that case of wine delivered to our home asap. Cannot beat that for service anywhere. Highly recommend making a trip for anyone who hasn't been there before. Beautiful grounds and wine tasting room. We're now big fans!

Our experience could have been so wonderful... but with that said I can only hope improvement…read more I hadn't been here for several months and being a wine club member for many years I needed to pickup my selection. I was met with the most grumpy host ... no smiles no greetings and definitely no charm. I know Erika deserves so much better. Wish I knew her name... "she's been there forever ". I'm a consultant by trade and absolutely would love to return much more often. The good was the "new" help wine servers were Charming :)

A smaller yet still a quality wine experience. The building is Tuscan style and the interior very…read moreattractive and well maintained. We enjoyed a glass on the patio in back which was quite crowded on a Sunday, and loud. I do not understand why people need to be in a bunch and carry on in an annoyingly loud way with others around wanting to experience a quality tasting, yet not the business's fault. Undoubtedly the drinking doesn't help. Service was good and informative. This is a great little winery to taste some quality wine, the Sauvignon Blanc being a favorite here.

tasting experiences, and trust me, they know their stuff…read more Now, a quick tip: don't dive into the charcuterie like it's an appetizer platter. It's meant to be a dance partner for the wines. Save those tasty bites for the perfect duet. And let's talk about Candace. She's not just selling merchandise; she's practically a maestro of wine vibes. Engaging, cool, and armed with knowledge that'll make your head spin (in the best way). Trust me, if you're looking for more than just a sip, Wilderotter is where it's at. Cheers to sipping and learning!

Our friends are members and took us today for their wine pick up…read more We tried their Sangiovese,Malbec,Vignon,Port,Pino & Shiraz.Loved it (and the prices!) so much we signed up for membership. The grounds,people and prices are amazing! They had a band playing today and a Mexican lunch too!

Drytown Cellars: a laid-back Amador County winery!!…read more Located in Drytown, California, one of the larger and rowdier mining towns in Amador County during the Gold Rush era. Drytown Cellars is part of the historic Vaira Cattle Ranch homestead, and the tasting room has a really relaxed, down-to-earth feel. Service: Friendly and warm Parking: Plenty of free parking right on the property Restroom: Clean and decent The wines: They focus on Sierra Foothill grapes, especially bold Amador County varietals like Zinfandel, Barbera, Sangiovese, and Petite Sirah. I enjoyed the selection and liked that they showcase the local wine region. Ambience: Rustic, casual, and definitely not pretentious. There's a large communal table that can seat up to 20 people, plus a cozy bar area. The walls are covered with award ribbons from winemaker Allen Kreutzer, which is a fun touch. The tasting fee is only $10, and it's refundable with a 2-bottle purchase, which makes this a very affordable stop compared with some of the bigger wine regions. The staff and owner were welcoming and made the experience feel more like visiting a local winery than a commercial tasting room. My only criticism is that some areas of the tasting room look a little rundown, and the décor could use some updating. Overall, a friendly, affordable, no-snobbery wine tasting experience if you're exploring Amador County.