Come for the wine!! complex juicy drinkable reds, with a variety of grapes all sourced from their…read morevineyard except for one! That is amazing for a small batch vineyard. Stay for more wine ;), the family atmosphere (Jim and Judy are lovely hosts), the jam (don't leave without a jar) and the views. My goodness the views.

We stopped by here two weeks ago to do a little tasting. There was only one other couple there. The…read moreowners, Jim & Judy, were the most gracious and generous hosts, both pouring and giving us the history of the wine and their winery. We tried 12 of approximately 18 selections. Some notables included: a '16 Vermentino, '13 Barbera, '13 "Zintastic" Zinfandel, '13 Renegade, '13 Reserve Syrah, '13 Redemption, '13 Petite Sirah, and a "Petite Sweetie" (Petite Sirah dessert wine). My wife enjoyed everything and I had high scores on eight. We ended up purchasing four bottles to add to our collection, including a '13 Tempranillo and a '14 Malbec, which were not available for tasting, but based on everything else Jim made, I'm sure we'll love. They waived the tasting fee due to our purchase of four bottles (very generous). It's an adventure to drive to this out-of-the-way property, but the views of the surrounding hills and wines are well worth it. Only slightly negative comment I have is that parking is very limited and it's a steep climb from the parking area to the tasting room. We'll definitely be adding Roadrunner Ridge to our list of regular winery stops.

This winery gives true meaning to classification of a boutique winery . Being located between De…read moreLuz and Fallbrook they're a little hard to find. Follow your GPS. Being only open onthe weekends Phil and Laura, the owners, really give it there all. There is a small parking lot at the winery (4) with a bigger lot above them. If you have reservations, and I recommend you do. Laura will set a side an area for your party and have a hand made rsvp for your group. We tasted probably six wines on 9/26/21. The Mourverde was our favorite. Phil was gracious enough to give us big samples out of two fermentation tanks.. We also got to try an unlabeled Port. Bring snacks, eats or charcuterie boards and enjoy the wine, the beautiful property and the great owner hosts Phil and Laura.

Hidden away in the hills of Fallbrook is this gem of a winery. We had the best time! Phil and Laura…read moreare such warm hosts who love the beauty of their property, and who love sharing it with others. When we arrived there was a table set up welcoming us in. Laura added her personal touch that made us feel so special. We also met the nicest group of people too! They had set up a huge charcuterie spread. Yum! Our first pour was a white. Then Phil took us into the wine making room for pours right of the fermentation tanks. We also tasted their Cabernet Sauvignon and Mourvèdre. Very good. The grounds are beautiful with many nooks for sitting, fruit trees, and of course vineyards. When you visit it's more than a wine tasting experience. I now feel like I'm a part of their family. They are only open on weekends. Call the number on their website and you will get a return call. Bring snacks and munchies, or your own charcuterie spread and plan to spend a wonderful afternoon.

My husbands family discovered their city lights branded wine at 264 Fresco and wanted to know the…read moremakers, they found themselves at a small vineyard located in Fallbrook. That was back in 2018 and we've been getting bottles of their wine ever since. This past weekend we went to a wine tasting since they were shut down for better half of the last two years for Covid reasons. Only to find out that the wonderful owners might be moving and the wine is just as good if not better than it was before ! Susan and Mick are truly passionate about wine and started the winery from the ground up, their love for flavors come through with each sip. If you haven't been yet, give them a call and set up a tasting. You won't regret it!

Beautifully set in the Fallbrook/De Luz hills is a nice boutique winery called Casa Tienne. The…read moreowners Mick and Susan have provided a lavish setting with spectacular views. Great hosts and very friendly. They also have a winery dog named Cabernet. This is not your traditional winery that's open daily or even every weekend like Warner Springs Wineries. They are open at least two times per year for the semi annual pick up party. Any other time is hit or miss. They do private parties and events probably more often than they are open to the public. One of their main goals is to sell their wine to restaurants. More bulk sales oriented. The drive from Temecula Valley is approximately 30 minutes. Be sure to call ahead to make an appointment for wine tasting. The wines are still maturing and I only found one wine that I cared for and that was the Rembrandt Pinot Noir. The whites I found more palatable....I enjoyed the sauvignon blanc and the chardonnay. Cheers!

I've visited over the years during their June U-Pick weekends and I am always instantly taken in by…read morethe sight (and scent!) of endless rows of blooming lavender. Guests are invited to walk through the fields ($5) with a basket and scissors in hand to cut their own bundles ($10). It's simple, peaceful, and genuinely therapeutic. The farm also grows eucalyptus and protea, adding even more texture and color to the entire experience. In addition to the picking, the event has a small festive vibe with local vendors, live music, and food trucks. Whether you're grabbing a cold drink, shopping handmade goods, or just enjoying the music under the beautiful trees, there is something for everyone. The whole setting is incredibly photogenic too, especially in the afternoon light. This venue is both family- and dog-friendly. Admission is only $5 and includes parking, making it a very affordable outing. They sell lavender by the bundle, so you can take home as much (or as little) as you'd like. Just a heads-up: the farm is on a windy/country road, and cell reception is limited, so it's best to plan ahead and download directions before you go. Also, wear good walking shoes and bring sunscreen, it gets warm out there! There are tons of bees, so 'bee' respectful of them. What makes this place extra special is the story behind it. Daily Blooms is run by the grandchildren of Helen Daily, and you can feel the love and pride they've poured into restoring and maintaining this beautiful land. The property is gorgeous and full of charm and character. Also, make sure to check out their storefront in Fallbrook! A must!

Spent a lovely afternoon at this Daily blooms Lavender farm. The grounds are very well-kept, with…read moremany varieties of trees. The smell of lavender pervaded the whole atmosphere. We went to an event that weekend which included reasonably priced vendors and food. Lots of places to sit in shade or sun. Family and pet friendly. The music was lovely as well. Lots of great photo ops.

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?

Our kids' school is organizing a trip here, so parents are required to attend--and unfortunately,…read morethe experience with reservations has been frustrating. They require payment in advance, but the system doesn't work properly. I tried booking for 3 people and it only charged for 1. I tried again for 2 people, and it still only charged for 1. It's confusing and unreliable. If you're going to require paid reservations--especially for school groups--please make sure your system works correctly. On top of that, parking is a nightmare. There aren't enough spots, which makes the whole process even more stressful when you're trying to coordinate with a school group and young kids.

Family made the trek from OC on a Sunday morning for the 10 am slot. Reservations were easy to make…read morethe night before. I noticed person were able to go in without reservations at the check in counter but maybe that was for slow time slots. Farm offers two sizes but we opted for the large tubs. They tell you how much to fill without over filling aka being charged extra. People were mad filling but I guess it's a gamble. We only stayed for about 45 min but time slots were for 1.5 hours. No shade so be sure to bring a hat and water. Small food truck offering drink and snacks. Small sundries shop as well. I didn't see any restroom facilities and it's not a major exit off the freeway so come prepared.

Apples and Avocado's are great! The gentleman working there very pleasant & informative!…read more I will be back!

Stopped to see what they had, and the tiny store was filled with fresh fruit and veggies. Not…read moreeverything on one day, but come back if anything isn't stocked today. Friendly service, last time we were there it was cash only, so come prepared!!

As a professional singer and musician in Temecula, I have the opportunity to work with many venues…read moreand booking teams, and I want to give a special thank you to Nicole at Peltzer Winery! She is truly such a joy to work with. She is kind, organized, professional, and genuinely great at communicating. She actually gets back to emails in a timely manner, which is more rare than one would expect in this industry! A huge thank you to Nicole and the entire Peltzer team for always making my experience performing there so enjoyable, welcoming, and professional. It is always a pleasure to work with a team that values their musicians and creates such a high-quality experience for both performers and guests.

The ambience and service at the bar and in the winery itself is good, even though it gets very busy…read morethe service is still great and it's a great place to sit around and catch up with friends while sipping wine. 5/17/26 Food: I arrived at 5:30pm, sat with friends for 20 minutes I then went to get food. I was told by a staff member that the only food was out of the food truck in front of the building. I ordered nachos and a quesadilla, the waited for 1 hour to get my food, I had ordered by 6pm. I did not get my food until 7:05pm. Two employees were running the food truck and only one was working on the orders. By the time my food was handed to me it was past the time to go. Post ordering I was given a buzzer and was told to stay near because if it went off and I wasn't close it might not buzz. All of my friends were in the member area of the winery so I opted to stay near the food truck. I did ask about my order, I asked for it to just be cancelled but was told that it was being worked on; one hour later I finally received the smallest most bare carne asada nachos and a small quesadilla.