Ambiance: laid back, inviting, nature, comforting Service:…read moreImpeccable Wine: outstanding Cannot wait to come back!

Another wonderful visit to Fallbrook Winery this past weekend. This winery offers seating on an…read moreoutdoor patio and deck with beautiful views, or cozy tastings in the main tasting room, as well as deeper into the "cave" which has bar height tables. They don't sell food, but they often have pop-up vendors visiting, or you're welcome to bring your own munchies. Autumn, the Tasting Room Manager, is usually pouring their wines which are well made, balanced, and offer something for everyone. Their tasting menu always offers choices of slightly dryer, acidic white wines, or medium and full bodies reds. We were wine club members for a couple years and love the benefits of free tastings and 20% off their already reasonable bottle prices. They're also very flexible with the requirements of the club shipments, allowing you to skip as necessary. I highly recommend you visit this winery and experience their wines and hospitality for yourselves. TIP: You can reach out to them and set up a tasting in the back of the "cave's" private room, which will probably accommodate a group of 15-20 friends.

This was my first stop in a tour of local Fallbrook Wineries and it did not dissappoint. The ladies…read morethere have great hospitality and shared alot of information about the winery and the wines they offer. We did a tasting and settled on a glass of the Bordeaux blend which was very nice, so nice we ended up taking a bottle of that home with us. We met up with some local friends and enjoyed the good wine outdoors on that beautiful sunny day. Very welcoming and relaxing atmosphere.

I love Myrtle Creek Vineyards. Such a wonderful experience to take children to this magical…read moresanctuary. Their food at café is amazing and I love the lemonade. I also love feeding the goats!

We celebrated my husband's birthday with a large gathering of some of our friends…read more Working with Tristian Bonillla, Tasting Room Manager, was a pleasure. The setting, food, and service were all very much appreciated by everyone in attendance. In addition to extra special occasions, we enjoy lunches and winery events. We are happy it's part of our friendly village.

Food, wine, service, personnel. Always a pleasant time at Monserate! We love and appreciate the…read morework that goes into this wonderful addition to our neighborhood!

Great service and wine. Had a lovely time. Really enjoyed the sangiovese and the fiano dolce.read more

We went to the winery on May 9, (6 people), I purchased 2 bottles of wine and then we went to sit…read moreat the patio. When I went back to close out the tab, I asked for a printed receipt and she said they don't give printed receipts, she said she would email me the receipt, I never signed anything. She automatically added a 20% gratuity to our purchase without asking or telling me. I asked her to reverse the transaction because I wanted to decide on the tip. She said she was not willing to do that.

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.

Quaint and charming hidden gem. Jim and Judy were so welcoming! We'll definitely be coming back!…read more The petite sweetie was my favorite ;)

We made a follow up visit to this little winery which is a little off the beaten path but offers…read morenice wines and the most beautiful views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Owners, Kim & George, are very friendly and offer up a huge selection of white and red wines. Parking can be a challenge. If there are no spaces open at the top of the hill, you'll have to park along the side of a steep driveway. The one plus is that they do have a golf cart that will run people up and down the hill, but I don't know if that's always available. The tasting room is average size, but there is a spiral staircase that leads to a large upstairs patio (uncovered) with incredible views. You can certainly enjoy a glass or bottle up there and take in the amazing views...all the way to the ocean! WINES: The Beach House property is 4 acres total, with 2 acres planted with grapes. On our last visit, the tasting menu listed 14 wines (whites, rosé, and reds), and we even tried a couple that weren't on the menu. The wines are well made, and some that we've purchased in the past have laid down well in our cellar. I always state, individuals' palates can be very different than mine, but I'm pretty sure there will be a wine you'll enjoy. I recommend you visit and check them out for yourselves. I think you'll enjoy it. NOTE: They're only open on Saturdays/Sundays.

A Hidden Gem with Stunning Views and Exceptional Wines!…read more Beach House Winery is a true treasure nestled in the hills of Oceanside. The panoramic views from the rooftop patio are breathtaking, offering a serene backdrop of rolling vineyards and the distant ocean. It's the perfect setting for a relaxing afternoon of wine tasting. The wines here are diverse. Each varietal is thoughtfully crafted, showcasing the winery's dedication to quality. We particularly enjoyed the Tempranillo and Syrah, both rich and flavorful. The owners are welcoming, and knowledgeable, making the tasting experience both enjoyable and informative. Their passion for winemaking is evident and adds a personal touch to the visit. The winery is also the owners' residence, which adds a charming, personal feel to the experience. Don't worry about limited parking at the top, one of the owners (the very kind husband!) will happily and safely drive you up and down the hill in a golf cart. Such a thoughtful touch and much appreciated! I'm looking forward to coming back to try more wines, and to check out the pizza vendor they had on-site. It looked and smelt amazing! Great wine, stunning views, and a friendly atmosphere, what more could you ask for?

I was looking for new pumpkin patches to visit this year, and this one popped up on my IG feed…read more Since it was only about an hour away from San Diego, I decided to take a little drive and listen to spooky stories along the way! Admission to the pumpkin patch was free, and so was parking, so you really can't beat that. I went right when they opened on the weekend to beat the crowd, and it was totally worth it. The staff were so nice and welcoming, and the whole atmosphere was super relaxed and family-friendly. The pumpkin patch itself was adorable and had tons of pumpkins to choose from. There is ample room for the children to run around. There was also face painting for them as well. They also had a few local vendors selling treats. I grabbed some salty popcorn and kettle corn (both delicious!) and treated myself to a red sangria that was just as good. Overall, I had a lot of fun here, and it was definitely worth the drive. I wouldn't mind coming back, maybe next time in the evening to enjoy the sunset vibes. I also learned that this winery turns their pumpkin patch into a tree farm for the winter season, so I'm hoping when that happens, they'll have their hard cider available for purchase!

Winery is family-oriented, lots of space for the kids to run around. As the kids played, we…read morefollowed along with our refreshing drinks and were also able to order food from one of their yummy food vendors. Very relaxing atmosphere, staff is friendly and knowledgeable about their wine. Great place!

While searching for wineries in the Fallbrook area for a possible visit on a Saturday afternoon,…read moreAdobe Hill Winery appeared at the top of the list. We decided to follow through on the adventure, as we jumped into the car, dropped the top, and headed down a winding road toward the property. Upon arrival, I was thrilled to find the parking area was paved and the winery appeared to be new, perched atop a valley overlooking trees, vines, and green farmland. Upon entering, we were greeted by the owner and staff with friendly smiles. After a brief explanation from the owner, we selected two tasting flights and took a seat outside to enjoy the view. Flight 1: 2024 Pinot Grigio, 2023 Rose, 2021 Red Blend, 2023 Muscat. Flight 2: 2023 Teroldego (Distant cousin of Syrah), 2022 Merlot, 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon, 2021 Red Blend. The property was rustic yet modern, resembling a family room, living room, bar, and dining room, with a spacious outdoor entertainment area for all to enjoy, featuring sofas, coffee tables with fire pits, and end tables. Other seating options included picnic tables and beach chairs, perched at different levels along the cliff overlooking the vines and valleys below. On this particular day, it was quite windy, which made the outdoor option a bit chilly. This winery has food vendors, but allows patrons to bring food for on-site consumption. Overall, the experience was nice and relaxing, with gentle music playing in the background, allowing for pleasant conversations without the bar atmosphere typically found at wineries in Temecula. The wine was nice and refreshing, as we sipped and enjoyed the prosciutto, cheese, fruit, and chips we brought along. Adobe Hill is a definite return in the near future, having checked all of my favorable boxes.

Decided to try this spot out and I'm so glad we did. First off, it's absolutely beautiful. The…read morespace is large and open, with a variety of chairs and lounge areas that make it easy to relax and enjoy your wine. They even have cozy fire pit areas for when it starts to get chilly in the early evening. The sunset was stunning, even on a cloudy day. It's also very kid-friendly, which was a huge plus for us. Our toddler was able to run around and explore because there was so much space (but we did come at 4pm on a Sunday). The wine was excellent. We had a bottle of the 2021 cab and a 2021 red blend, and both were great choices. There was also a pizza vendor on-site, and the pizzas were amazing. Maddie took care of us and was incredibly attentive. Even though we were seated outside, she consistently came by to check on us throughout our three-hour stay, which we really appreciated and elevated our experience. The winery is a bit out there, but if you're in the area or looking for a great winery to spend a relaxing day, I highly recommend this spot.

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!

This was our first time staying at Pala Mesa Golf Resort, and overall it was a pleasant experience…read more The room was very beautiful, extremely clean, and the king-size bed was large and comfortable. Check-in was easy, and the staff was very nice and welcoming. There were a couple of minor issues that affected our stay. The sliding glass door is a bit dated and had a gap that allowed cold air and outside noise into the room. It felt like sleeping with a window open, and my face and ears became noticeably cold. I was thankful I had packed a thermal and jogging suit, which helped keep me warm. I was eventually able to find a temporary solution by placing a pillow against the door and pushing the desk forward to help block the draft. Parking was also a bit challenging on the second night. The first night went perfectly, as the front desk gave clear directions and we were able to park at Building F1 by the stairs. After returning from a concert around 1:00 a.m. the second night, parking F1 was full, and I had to park farther away between Buildings F3 and F4. Walking back late at night in the cold felt uncomfortable and scary. I did mention the sliding glass door issue to the front desk, but there were no other king-size suites available. Despite these small challenges, the room itself was lovely and the staff was friendly and helpful.

Unfortunately, our stay was disappointing. We found a cockroach in the bathroom around 1:30 AM on…read moreour second night, which made us uncomfortable using the bathroom. We reported the issue to the hotel the following morning, but the front desk staff brushed us off and told us to contact Expedia. We provided photo evidence with timestamps, but Expedia reported that the property refused to offer any refund or compensation. I understand that issues can happen at any hotel, but cleanliness and customer service should be a priority -- particularly for a venue hosting weddings and special events. The lack of accountability in handling the situation was extremely disappointing.