Love visiting this place! Great atmosphere and amazing view to the valle…read more Great wine and meal options. Really enjoy doing the the tasting! Service as always is great!

If you're looking for one of the most unique and elevated wine experiences in Valle, Decantos…read moreVinícola absolutely delivers. From the moment you walk in, the vibe is unmatched. The outdoor patio has a sleek, modern design that perfectly blends with the natural beauty of Valle de Guadalupe open air, scenic views, and the perfect place to unwind with a glass in hand. When you step inside, the space shifts into a cool, refreshing escape with great air conditioning, making it the perfect balance of indoor comfort and outdoor charm. The wine tastings here are easily some of my favorites in the valley. Every pour feels intentional, well-crafted, and showcases the best of what the region has to offer. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or just getting into tastings, this place hits the mark. And let's talk about the food absolutely delicious. The brick oven pizza is a must. Fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked, it pairs so well with their wines that it's hard not to order another round. Overall, Decantos is the kind of place that checks every box: great wine, amazing food, beautiful atmosphere, and a modern, relaxed vibe. Can't recommend it enough definitely a 5-star experience.

Great experience as usual! First pit stop for lunch at the food truck…read more Love all the food options here specially torta de pato! Service is great and friendly service! Outdoor experience is amazing!

The second stop on our wine tasting tour of the Valle de Guadalupe and we enjoyed both wine and…read morelunch here. The arrachera (flank steak) sandwich was just what I needed to help soak up some of the wine. We also started our meal with a variety of appetizers.

We had such a great experience at Baron Balché during our visit to Valle de Guadalupe! The winery…read moreis beautiful, and the tour was one of the highlights of our trip. We really enjoyed learning about the winemaking process, as well as the winery's fascinating Mayan history and the inspiration behind it. Our sommelier, Guillermo, was fantastic! He was friendly, knowledgeable, and made the tasting both fun and informative. His passion for the wines and the winery really came through, and he took the time to answer all of our questions without ever making us feel rushed. If you're planning a wine tasting in Valle de Guadalupe, we definitely recommend adding Baron Balché to your itinerary. Great wines, a beautiful setting, and exceptional hospitality. We'll definitely be back!

Great overall stop as you go from winery to winery. They do have a coffee bar which was a plus for…read morea break from wine.

A must if you want to experience wine tasting with food pairing. It included 3 wines, all…read moreTempranillo from different years. Each tasting came with 2 finger foods...the wine was delicious but the food was abso-freaking-lutely delicious. My photos didn't do it justice, trust me when it comes to food! Service was like spending time with good friends. I felt like I knew them for years The grounds were beautiful. The set up is perfect for a wedding. It's a bit hard to find depending on which direction you take. Google maps took us to a route which the road was closed. Overall, my wine tasting experience at 2 wineries went way beyond my expectations. Valle de Guadalupe is a must for those who appreciate good wines. It's only an hour from Rosarito...might be a bit closer to Ensenada.

Wow. What an experience. The vibes, views, hosts, food, and wine were all immaculate. And the…read moretasting was barely more money than the wine only one we had at nearby wineries. Easily the highlight of the trip for our entire group. I'll definitely be returning here every time I visit Valle de Guadalupe.

Two Tasting Experiences: Italian: $420 Pesos ($25 USD); Classic: $560 Pesos ($33 USD), as of our…read more8/8/24 visit. Each tasting included four pours. We've been coming to Valle de Guadalupe ("VdG") for about 15 years now, and this is one of our favorite wineries, and wines. Service is excellent. In the past, we had Alex Rubio pouring for us, and on our most recent visit, Julio Cesar took care of us. They're family owned/operated with estate grapes, and they focus on Italian style wines (Sangiovese, Montepulciano, an Italian blend which includes Nebbiolo, Sangiovese & Montepulciano.), as well as the classics: Tempranillo, Malbec, Merlot & Cabernet Sauvignon. We shared both tastings, so we could try everything. They also have a Tinto de Verano/Sangria ($120 Pesos/$7 USD) for those non-wine people, like my mother-in-law. There's a restaurant onsite which serves everything from snacks, charcuterie boards, entrées, and desserts. Chef Alex Rubio uses seasonal ingredients from their garden and the rest of the region to make dishes that pair with their wines. In the past, we've tried the Tres Ceviche Sampler (shrimp, octopus, and fish) which was delicious and paired nicely with their white wines. It was served with complimentary bread and olive tapenade. In my opinion, Bodegas F. Rubio has some of the best wines and is a must experience winery when visiting VdG. I highly recommend.

This was a cute winery that we actually found through Yelp. The service was great and the wines…read morewere good too. We did a mix of white and red. Each label on the wine bottles had a story behind it. They also offer food but we didn't get anything because we ate earlier. The steak that the table next to us ordered looked and smelled good. We are definitely coming hungry next time we come here. I would definitely go back to this winery and recommend it to anyone looking for something that's more low key with great wines.

El Cielo was easily one of the highlights of our trip to Valle de Guadalupe. The property is…read moreabsolutely breathtaking! The wines were fantastic, but what really made the experience stand out was the service. Everyone we interacted with was warm, welcoming, and genuinely excited to share their wines and story with us. Our sommelier was especially wonderful and made the tasting feel personal and relaxed rather than rushed or scripted. One of our favorite parts of the visit was the chocolate and wine pairing that my husband and I did together. Every pairing was thoughtfully put together, and it was so much fun discovering how the flavors changed and complemented each other with every sip and bite. The best surprise of the day? Finding out our sommelier was from the 805! As fellow Central Coast locals, it made the experience feel even more special and gave us an instant connection that we definitely weren't expecting to find in the middle of wine country in Baja.

The main issues seem to be: Seating: we made a reservation,…read morebut were placed outside during an exceptionally hot weekend despite requesting indoor seating or an outdoor table under a ceiling fan. Those areas reportedly remained empty. Conflicting information: One server said we could order à la carte, while another later said only the buffet was available. The captain ultimately denied the request. Poor beverage quality: The Americano coffees appeared to be regular drip coffee, and the orange juice seemed watered down. Slow and inattentive service: Sugar and milk took a long time to arrive, and afterward the servers did not check on our table until we requested the bill. Given the lack of service and the misleading or inconsistent information, we felt the experience did not warrant a tip. The problem wasn't just one minor issue--it was a pattern of poor hospitality, inflexibility, and contradictory communication.

We've been fans of Casta de Vinos and their Casta Tinta wines for some time, especially the reds,…read moreand we recently met Claudia (owner/winemaker) at a tasting event in Pasadena, CA, promoting Baja California wines. She's wonderfully delightful, and she has an excellent staff pouring for you when you visit. On this trip, we just stopped in to purchase a bottle of their Mourvèdre, which is only available at the winery, however we have done tastings here in the past. The winery is rustic and offers a cute, round bar in the middle with a glass floor that looks down into their barrel room below (if you're lucky, they may even give you a tour). There's plenty of indoor seating, as well as a narrow-covered patio around the outside of the building. Parking is in a gravel lot, but the road to get to the winery is dirt and can sometimes be a "fun" experience in itself. If you enjoy a relaxed tasting experience and excellent wines, I highly recommend you put Casta de Vinos on your list when visiting Valle de Guadalupe.

WOW. Just wow. We have toured 10 different wineries this trip and this has been by far our…read morefavorite. We did the 5 wine tasting and we ended up bringing 5 bottles of wine home. The service was immaculate. The staff was knowledgeable and gave history for each wine. The ambiance was amazing - it had a beautiful atmosphere. It was clean, the seating was comfortable and it made it hard to leave. Definitely a place to stop if you are in the valle. Thank you Casta for an amazingly experience!

Once Pueblos kindly accommodated our table of four, at the last minute, when I called and said we…read morewere staying close by at Banyan Tree. They were very welcoming and set us a beautiful table outside bringing lights and blankets. The view was great. All the staff were so kind. Chef Sandra came to introduce herself and was so enthusiastic. She answered all our questions about her amazing food. The award-winning wine options were explained in detail and we settled on a bottle of dry white and some rose by the glass. Both good value. Our server, Julia, was lovely - knowledgeable and friendly. As our appetizers we shared Pastel de Uchepo and the plantain with mole. As Entrees we shared shrimp and lentils and carnitas. All were delicious. We would without doubt visit Once Pueblos again. Highly recommend a visit.

Once Pueblos is a wonderful restaurant in Valle de Guadalupe. The service is exceptional,…read moreattentive, warm, and professional. The charcuterie board stood out with its excellent variety of artisanal cheeses and meats, all beautifully presented. Some of the cheeses were from the goats on the property, pretty cool--and other fresh ingredients came from the region. The "Torre de Uchepo" (Uchepo Tower) was the best. Uchepo is a soft tamale made from white corn, traditional to Michoacán, and here it is taken to another level. It's served with pork rib and a green tomato and puya pepper sauce, topped with fresh farm cream and Cotija cheese. An absolute must! The wines, all produced from the on-site winery, paired perfectly with both the charcuterie board and the tamale dish. The peaceful views of ducks in a small pond and a nearby pasture with sheep and horses. They have dogs too, which are all so friendly and, in my opinion, added to the experience as a dog lover. It's a serene experience that perfectly complements the quality of the food and wine. And the service, the service is like no other. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy the best of Valle de Guadalupe's culinary and wine scene. I look forward to returning for an actual meal, we had dinner reservations, but wanted to stop by. The restaurant is off the beaten path. At the gate, you'll enter and continue driving around the property to the top, where the restaurant sits with gorgeous views. You'll see a small pond and a set of stairs--follow them up to the top. The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating.

Las Nubes has an amazing view. It overlooks the vineyard and parts of the valle. The rose is really…read moregood and was my favorite in our tasting. We did a white wine tasting with 1 rose.

Four Tasting Categories: Classica/Classic: $350 Pesos ($20 USD); Reserva/Reserve: $470 Pesos…read more($27.50 USD); Inéditos/Unique: $530 Pesos ($30 USD); and Premium: $630 Pesos ($36 USD), as of our 8/8/24 visit. Each tasting included four pours, including single varietal whites, reds, and blends. We've been coming to Valle de Guadalupe ("VdG") for about 15 years now, however this was only our second visit to Las Nubes Bodegas y Viñedos. Oscar poured for us this time and we had another wonderful experience. The winery itself sits high up on the hillside on the north side of the valley and affords patrons with amazing views across the vineyards, valley floor, and surrounding mountains. You can sit inside or on their expansive deck with many umbrellas and trellis covered seating areas. Their wines are among our favorites in VdG and the service is excellent. They offer charcuterie boards, sandwiches, oysters, truffled popcorn, cookies, and fruit tarts to pair with your wine selections. Las Nubes is truly a must experience winery when visiting VdG.

Our tour company, Baja Wine & Dine, set up our wine tasting in the cava with a winery tour. Our…read morehostess was Elly and she was awesome. So sweet and her English was great too. We started in their cozy tasting room with a nice pour of Sauvignon Blanc. We then made our way through down to the beautiful cellar and private tasting room. This is a beautiful vineyard. We only had 2 hours here. I wish we had more time to enjoy walking around their grounds. We requested a Nebiolo and she was able to make it happen. I really like their grenache rosé and their Nebiolo blend.

We found Don Tomás from our ATV guide Sergio from Off Road Tours and we really loved the property…read more The next time we came to the Valle we booked here and stayed in the cabin with the glass roof. It's a very romantic cabin, too bad the weather didn't help us as it was cloudy at night, but we enjoyed it regardless. We enjoyed the wines here as well as the food. The restaurant Surgencia is delicious. If you like pork the tamarind ribs are delicious, but honestly you won't go wrong with any of the dishes. Chef Eduardo is simply amazing and he takes care of the diners making sure everything is perfect for you. The staff are all that way as well, you can tell they care about the customers and take great pride in their work. We will be back!!!