We recommend West Tasting delicious Citrus salad. The Cousins Lobster food truck was there, so we…read moreordered lobster rolls that we brought into the West tasting Room. There was a special of a flight of three white wines for $25 to go with the lobster. Generous pours. The room is very relaxing . Peter, the owner, provided excellent service. I plan to return with a group of 12 in their private room next week.

I tried West Tasting room for the first time last night....The owner was very accommodating for our…read moregroup of 9. We ordered the party smorgasboard and several bottles of wine. Would like to try the pizza next time I go. There is a private room and plenty of parking.

Located right in the hills of Malibu, unlike the wine regions/ hills of northern and central…read moreCalifornia, lies this gem, situated at 31424 Mulholland Hwy, Cielo Farms Malibu, Malibu, CA 90265. The view itself made me want to start singing 'Cielito Lindo', not because I wanted Mexican food, but because in Spanish it means 'lovely heavens'. THE BARN at CIELO FARMS is just that, the breathtaking views while sipping and having a bite are memorable. When in Malibu, do as the celebrities and Malibutians do, head on over here to THE BARN at CIELO FARMS, you will be glad you did. When visiting or making reservations this is helpful. Friday-Sunday: Full food menu available. Monday-Thursday: Limited menu The venue operates on a reservation-only basis for both members and non-members.

Cielo Farms feels more like a backdrop for C-list celebrities trying to look important than an…read moreactual winery experience. There's basically nowhere to enjoy your wine besides your assigned seat, service was all over the place, and communication between staff was nonexistent. One employee offered to place our order for us, disappeared entirely, then another walked up later telling us we had to order ourselves anyway. I ended up spending around $150 on pretty mediocre pizza and probably another $150 on wine, and the manager, Robert, was unnecessarily rude on top of it all. Safe to say I won't be returning. P.S. Rob.. this isn't my real name, but feel free to add it to the 'not welcome back' notes anyway because I won't be back and neither will Dani.

Came here for a wedding, and honestly, wow. It was a bit of a drive for us to get out to Malibu,…read morebut the second you step onto the property, you feel like you've been transported to a completely different world. The landscaping, the lush plants, and the rolling vineyard scenery are just stunning. The layout for the wedding ceremony was perfect as everything was set up overlooking the Malibu canyon and the grapevines. We caught the sunset during the reception, and it was pure magic. Service was outstanding from start to finish. Valet parking was smooth and efficient, and the bar was fully stocked with bartenders who actually kept the line moving fast. The sound system was great too (no awkward mic feedback or muffled music), and once the sun went down and the temperature dropped, they had fire pits going to keep everyone warm and cozy. Such a beautiful, well-run hidden place. If you get invited to an event here, absolutely go!

Its one of the most beautiful and romantic wineries in Los Angeles, gorgeous view and a very cute…read morebarn. The charcuterie board is made well, and the food is also good, their pizzas are usually on point. The only reason I'm giving them 4 stars, is their high cost for very low quality wines, and the way they serve the wine.

Stopped by for a glass of wine before dinner next store. A…read morenice start to the evening. Knowledgeable, friendly staff and large wine selection. Will be back.

Hidden in a foggy canyon near Malibu, Cornell Wine Company looks like an Old West movie set, which…read moremakes sense because this area served as a backdrop for classic Hollywood film and tv, including many Westerns, and the original MASH and Planet of the Apes. In the early days of Cornell, California, these buildings were a post office and a general store, before becoming a sanctuary for wine people, poets, Brooklyn musicians, and apparently peacocks. Cornell is a good place to taste wines from all over the area, grab food and relax with friends. I've been coming here for years, and somehow it has kept its rustic charm, even with new ownership. Buy a bottle, grab a wobbly table, and settle in for open mic poetry, acoustic music, steaks, or a tinned fish tasting. (Check the online calendar for scheduled events.) The staff is knowledgeable about Southern California wines, especially from Santa Barbara and Ventura, and tastings can be a good way to learn more. A significant amount of seating here is outdoors, so dress like you're camping: think layers, and maybe a blanket. It's somewhat remote, so we tend to stay a while. Rustic, atmospheric, dusty, and charming.

Attended a lovely event here recently. I'm so glad I did because I enjoyed the space and the wine…read more The intimate wine bar is excellent for a bougie night out. They have a number of reds and whites to pick from. I had the cab Sauvignon and was quite happy with it. We brought in our own food. They offer live music on Saturday nights. So you pick noisy or quiet. I am eager to get back for that. The owner Greg is funny and community focused. He's a lot of fun to chat with. Parking a little tricky in front. See website for more details.

I organized a work happy hour for my teamon a Friday; we're all over the LA area, and I wanted some…read moreplace different, fun, open, interactive and cool vibes. It was a little "West" for some people, but 4pm on Friday, and everyone got there without too much traffic. When we arrived, the windows were open, a nice breeze came through, there was a great wine selection, and Greg was an awesome host (educating the newbies about the wines, talking LPs). My team picked out LPs from Phil Collins to Drake to Sade to Amy Winehouse that Greg put on while we enjoyed the afternoon. Yes, it's a great place to do wine flights, or weekend evening live music, or just a bottle with friends, but the work happy hour hit a wonderfully refreshing note - and the entire crew loved it. I highly suggest opting for Nabu as a great happy hour place.

What a great place! We found it while tasting some other local wineries nearby and this one was the…read morebest! If you like to be adventurous with your wine this is the place to go as they have several to choose from. If you get a flight you get to choose 6 which is generous, all of their wines are top notch, there is something for everyone here with such a large selection. The staff and owners are so nice, we got to spend a little time with them and got some of the backstory on the wines, felt very personable. I would recommend this place to anyone and everyone.

While in town for a wedding, a family member suggested we visit this place. I tagged along without…read moremuch expectation, but it turned out to be a nice spot. There's ample seating, an open feel, and during the day it's filled with bright, natural light. For a reasonable set price, we sampled six wines. I would describe this store as a wine shop where you can taste before you buy.

It had been a while since my last visit to The Alley. A few friends were setting up camp at the…read morepicnic tables, and I decided to join them on a Saturday afternoon. Much to my surprise, it was about as lively as I had remembered it. The Alley was established during Covid times and offered a retreat to escape from the humdrum of the homestead. These days, its friendly vibe welcomes neighbors and visitors with a backyard setting strewn with twinkle lights and family-style tables. It's a causal scene and easy to soak in the live music, sunlight/moonlight, and neighborly banter. The layout resembles an alley with shops on either side, big open doors invite you to grab something to eat, sample a drink, or shop for handmade gifts. On one side, you've got craft brews and coffee roasters. On the other side, it's local wines and piping hot pizzas. Dogs are welcome all around. At the center of it all, there's live music on the weekends. Modeled after a Beer & Wine Garden concept, The Alley features Enegren Brewery (beer), Lucas Sellers (wine), California Coffee Republic (java), Fire & Vice (pizza), and The Craft House (non-alcoholic tchotchkes). As a self-proclaimed wino, I opted for a sampling of the Lucas Sellers Wines. Ashley, who was behind the bar and top of the pours, gave me good suggestions and offered anecdotes about each wine on tap. At the end of the night, my light pinot paired perfectly with the Mushroom Arugula pizza from Fire & Vice. And I felt right at home, surrounded by friends.

Such a nice experience we had with my beloved wife...delicious food tasty beer and wonderful…read morecustomer service.thanks to staffs and crews

Great selection and great vibes. They have multiple barrel room style hangout spots and an insane…read morewine beer and whiskey selection. Get a flight if you want. Some snacks available too. Prices super reasonable as well. 100% go to spot for a drink with friends or to pick some beverages out for home.

Awesome experience... Tommy is really cool…read more I love Wade's Wines Check it out!!!

Thanks Edward! I appreciate your knowledge and time. I enjoyed the wine, atmosphere, and passion…read morebehind this place. I would love to come back. There's events and more items I'd like to purchase.

Great wine, and excellent education on each variety.Very friendly service from both attendants…read more I'll definitely be back! Stellar flavors!

pour me over, or in this case another glass please!…read more A fun night out with some friends to celebrate some birthdays. Small drink menu, but options to choose from wine, beer or cider. I got a glass of Cabernet. The bar is up front right when you walk in, great service and everyone working is really nice. Inside has plenty of seating in the garden, large tables and picnic tables around. You can also bring in your own food for your own picnic experience. They also offer small bites and a pizza spot off to the side. **On Fridays and Saturdays they offer silent disco (FCFS base).

Malibu wines and beer garden includes chill atmosphere with lively vibes. Close to the west hills…read morehospital/ medical center. Known to be a historical building. Since I don't mind walking,I was able to find street parking. But avoid going further up Sherman way; by some cul de sac residential area; they have signs saying not to park on the street--on the street with a sign specifically telling you to respect the neighbors. Also poor internet service up here, so I'm not a fan. I arrived without a reservation and it was fine. They offer the outdoor patio and even noticed a private event taking place. They also have indoor seating with tables and sofas. I spent the majority of my afternoon inside as I was avoiding the heat. Just depends what type of wine you select; but Pricey here for a flight of red wine four types; $59 but my fault for going with all reds! They are top tier. Flight wine Saddlerock: Syrah, Cab, KOM, and Res Cab. Syrah was the on the dry side (as it is known to be) and not as sweet. Still really good. The KOB was a combination and it was delicious. That was my fav out of the batch. I also bought water for $5 but it's a big bottle of sparkling water; Not tap. My total here was $64 paid with my card and closed my tab. For the following rounds, I paid cash: I had two rounds of IPA beer: both were really good in my opinion. "Pliny the elder" by Russian river IPA and "food fight" by common space. Glass was $10-11each 16oz Lastly, I ordered a charcuterie cheese and crackers which was $28 the board itself was very cute and decorated nicely. Overall, this place can be pricey but I was there to hang out, explore their menu and drink so it worked out for me in the end.