This location was previously known as the historic Joseph Filippi winery. Not sure of the details…read moreof the new lease/operators, but what I do know is that they have made the space beautiful again, and they also have some really fun events. I attended a charcuterie class a few months ago, and most recently I came to hear a super cool jazz band called Sunset Chardonnay. As for the wine, I love that they are working with local grapes AND that they also have wines from other areas in California, especially my favorite Pinot Noirs from Santa Barbara and Santa Rita Hills. Their staff is very welcoming, knowledgeable about the wines, and they provide excellent service. Come check it out, especially for a music night.

D'Ellena Winery is located at the historic J Filippi Winery, preserving the wine history of the…read moreCucamonga Valley. I really wanted to love this place, especially because they are saving a historic winery, one of the very few left in the Cucamonga Valley. Unfortunately I did not have a good experience. My husband and I were the first ones to arrive on the second Sunday after the winery opened to the public. Devon poured for us was not very knowledgeable about wine, but she had great attitude and to me that goes a long way. She greeted us with a smile and we felt welcomed and a little excited. I would give this business a one star if it wasn't for her. They were pouring the wines from their winemaker produced under his personal label. They also talked about building a patio and replanting the estate vineyard. Unfortunately it doesn't sound like they are interested in planting any of the historic varietals of the area, such as Zinfandel, Alicante Bouschet, Palomino or Chenin Blanc. The tasting menu included several flights, each one with three pours. We ordered the Cucamonga Valley Flight and the Santa Barbara Valley Flight so we could try most of of their wines. I am very familiar with the wine history of the region and although I have tasted many old vine Zinfandels from the area, on this occasion I was very excited about the old vine Palomino from the historic Lopez Vineyard in the Cucamonga Valley. The other two wines in the flight were two Old Vine ZInfandels also from Lopez Vineyard. One of them was a Late Harvest. The second flight included a Roussanne from Stolpman in Los Olivos, a Chapel Pinot Noir from Santa Rita Hill and a Valley View Syrah from Los Olivos. We started our tasting with the whites. Not particularly our style, but there was nothing wrong with them. Then, we proceeded with the Pinot Noir and it was absolutely horrible. We were sure the wine was corked, but decided to wait until the couple standing next to us would try their Pinot Noir to get their opinion. They agreed with us, so we informed Devon that the wine had gone bad, so she promptly opened a new bottle and pour again. This time the wine tasted like wine and was completely different than the first pour we received. After this I tried the dry Old Vine Zin. This one I believed had been tainted with Volatile Acidity, a wine defect that happens when the wine is exposed to a lot of oxygen and makes the wine taste very acidic, similarly to vinegar. So, I expressed how sorry I was for complaining again, but explained that the zinfandel was also bad. This time Devon did not make a decision on her own and instead called in Maria, the "Somm", who proceeded to tell me that I did not know what Zinfandel taste like and that there was nothing wrong with the wine and that I just never tried this style of winemaking. I find it very interesting that Maria came to this conclusion without knowing me, what I know or my experience in wine. I wonder... I tried to explain to her that I know very well what zinfandel taste like with or without oak, jammy and concentrated or with minimal intervention; but she just would not listed. I asked if they taste each bottle before they start pouring it, -which is standard practice in all wineries, to which she responded "of course". But if that is true, and we were the first customers that day, how come the Pinot Noir was bad? Yet another unanswered question... At this point I was appalled by the lack of customer service, arrogance and condescendence of this person towards me. And honestly, I did not want her agree with me. I just wanted her to taste it herself and give me the benefit of the doubt. If she would have tasted the same bottle and then told me that is the way the wine is supposed to taste like, fine. I would have been okay with it. The part that made me the most upset is that she would not taste it and simply continued to tell me I was wrong. That is terrible customer service from Maria and the D'Ellena Winery and with that attitude, and with two bad wines out of six pours, I don't see this business ever surviving, regardless of whatever improvements they make to the property.

Great friendly service! Great wine! I was on a tour and I enjoyed this one!…read more The ladies up front when you walk in are so knowledgeable ! Very clean!

Great service & ambiance. Wonderful people always look forward to going to see the winery.read more

A great spot in a more chill area of Ontario that has a wine tasting room and an area out back…read morewhere you can sit to enjoy said wine and order some bites. I came here because I saw that a barbecue place that I've been trying to check out was setting up for the day. I went inside the main store area to get a glass of wine. The folks in there were the friendliest ever! I can't exactly remember which one I got, but it was red, lol. Also, I'm not sure if they make their own wine and ship it to this location or if they just do third-party vineyards. The whole wine system and business is kinda foreign to me, but I'm sure they have nice bottles here. I took it to the back area where there was a live band playing, and I wanted to enjoy my wine with Teh barbecue that I was going to order. All in all just a gem of a place that's kinda and the industrial area of Ontario.

Inez is super sweet and helpful. Inez was able to assist our sampling. We tried a few sweet Stella…read moreRosa wine samplings with a bunch of girlfriends on a Saturday. This is so fun and perfect for a gals get away. This is a gorgeous place in Ontario. It is a must visit because nobody else has decor like this. Dine in is a must $15-$25 per plate. I loved the pasta there since it is made with Stella Rosa sauce. Able to buy a bottle of wine and enjoy on the premises (there is a corkage fee). I suggest sitting outdoors with a covered patio is lovely. Gift shop looks like a museum inside. There are special items you can only buy at the location that is not sold elsewhere. Must try the Stella rosa sweet/spicy jam and pasta sauce. There is always a clearance section I like to shop at too. We left with a bunch of cute items and my favorite wine Magdalena cab. Overall a fun time for a fairly new location. Thank you staff and thank you San Antonio for taking care of us on a Saturday afternoon. We will see you again.

Been here several times when I lived in town but stopping in on Saturday night it wasn't as good as…read moreI remembered. Ordered the potato skins and some chicken tenders. Neither were all that amazing and the skins were really dry. Service for drinks was good. Music was really loud as they had a live band but the music was good. Just hard to catch up with friends and hold conversations. Apparently shortly after we arrived around 9:30/10pm we were told the cook grabbed his stuff and left.

Last night was a blast. Came for a cocktail and live band music by the "The Cactus band"…read more It was crowded and packed. Great show. We ordered Tater tots with steak and chili . Steak chesadilla. Drinks bear, Zinfandel and water. Great time.

I decided to order a flight since it was my first time. My flight consisted of JTQ Short, Rye of…read moreSunshine, Guava IPA, and the Kolsh. JTQ Short was probably my favorite out of them all. It was smooth and citrus-forward. Staff was friendly. The layout was a little weird. Overall, an ok spot to grab some beer. Nothing in particular stood out for me.

Stopped by this brewery not knowing they were celebrating their 8th Anniversary, congrats!…read more My sister and I were in the area and enjoyed this brewery. They had indoor seating with sports playing and outdoor seating due to the event. My sister and I ordered a flight each and since they were busy it was given in these cups. I really liked the JTQ Short, which was a Tangerine Blonde Ale. My sister enjoyed the Altbier, which was a German Amber Ale. We met the owners who were so kind enough to gift us free stickers for stopping in. We would stop in again if we're ever in the area. Their beers are tasty and we enjoyed their service.

Solid drink spot! Their cocktails and beer selection are great :)…read moreThe bartenders are pretty cool, fun to talk to It's been my go to at haven city for good drinks. The other spots have the typical beer selection but I like to explore the craft ones here. If you have a chance, ask about the speakeasy too. Very cute date night spot and a great classy escape from the busy environment of haven city.

I almost never leave negative reviews--or reviews in general--but this experience really bothered…read moreme. I come here fairly often, spend money, and always try to tip well. I asked the bartender if they could change one of the TVs to a game I wanted to watch. I was told they couldn't do it and didn't know how. I didn't argue or make a big deal about it and just let it go. What bothered me was that not long afterward, an Asian woman asked the same bartender, who was also Asian, to change the channel. Suddenly it was, "Sure, no problem." They walked over and changed it within seconds--to the exact channel I had asked for earlier. To make matters even worse she didn't even purchase anything from the bar, she was just sitting down with her partner. At that point, it wasn't even about the TV anymore. I was left wondering why I was treated differently. Was it because I'm a man? Was it something racial? Was it simply that the bartender didn't feel like helping me? I honestly don't know, and I'm not going to pretend I know their reasoning. But when you tell one customer you can't do something and then immediately do the exact same thing for someone else, it understandably leaves a bad impression. To make it even stranger, once the game was put on, a whole group of people gathered around the TV to watch it, so clearly I wasn't the only person interested in seeing it. The beer selection here is genuinely good, which is one of the reasons I kept coming back, but the service has been consistently disappointing. There are one or two bartenders who are genuinely great, but unfortunately I rarely seem to get served by them. Most of my experiences with the staff have come across as dismissive or rude. I don't expect special treatment. I just expect customers to be treated consistently and with a basic level of respect. After this experience, I honestly don't know if I'll be coming back. You guys can do better.

Cute brewery hidden away with great tasting beer in a cute atmosphere! Beer tender was nice and…read morehelpful in choosing which beer would be best suited to our taste buds. The brewery is clean and kid friendly which is a huge huge benefit! Will definitely stop back in for an ice cold beer when back in the area

An awesome spot to watch the game, catch up with good people and and enjoy great drinks! A must…read moresee, and service is very helpful.

So our friends invited us out to celebrate their anniversary with some live music and good eats…read more The live bands were great, especially the singer who did the cover of Tina Marie. The music was lively and everyone was up singing and dancing. Not sure how much the cover charge was our friends payed. They had a bar and a caterer, which catered chicken wings, or catfish, fries, or Mac and cheese, and greens. The evening was fun and lively and I would definitely come back.

For over 2 months I told the Owner & President Sean Jones Im putting my guests on the patio for a…read moreseparate party so make sure the patio is cleaned. It wasn't done and I was forced to clean it myself on 9/30/26 the day of biggest party of the year. Here's the video of the day of my 2nd Annual Tiffany & Co. Inspired White Party. He has now retaliated against me for posting this video and has cancelled my event that was scheduled on October 25th for Breast Cancer Awareness.