Excellent service, great wine, awesome views. It's worth the drive and I…read more Highly recommend. Handmade gifts

It's official that fabulous 2020Malbec won best in class surpassing all other Malbec!…read moreWhat a remarkable winery there friendly, inviting and have fantastic vines. So worth the drive which is beautiful by the way!

Best IPA selection in Redding. Zach even offers a monthly…read morebeer club! This place never disappoints.

First time here. The owner is a very cool guy. Charcuterie plate was great! Loved the funny stuff…read moreplaying on the TV. The other bar patrons were very friendly as well. Had a great time!

Not happy. Website said open, drove all the way out there and the gate was closed. Tried to call…read moreand no answer.

Best winery we found in Redding! Delicious wine and delightful conversation with Sandi and Paul the…read moreowners! We will be back!

Super cute restaurant inside Turtle Bay!! They have nice outdoor seating as well! We decided to sit…read moreinside since it was a little warm today! Service was great! I believe her name was Jessica...she was not only our server, she was also the bartender for other guests! Food was super delicious! The fries were a must!!! My faughter added Parmesan and it was that much better!! We also got their Brazilian brisket pizza that was so delicious! I really don't think they put enough meat...each piece only had a sliver of meat, but other than that it was so good! We got the peppers ok the side which was great! We really enjoyed it here...hope you do as well!

4.5 star rounded up…read more The Pan seared halibut, coconut cilantro jasmine rice. coconut cream sauce, plantains, micro cilantro is pretty darn good. The brunch is average. Mosaic burger also good/average. Service has been good on the multiple occasions that I've been there. Maybe a little slow on the bussing. Ambiance is cool. Attached to the Sheraton. Nice private speaking rooms for private events with projectors, etc. The restaurant is right next to the Turtle Park and trailhead for the Sundial Bridge.

My Corning Rotary Friends have recommended Tuscan Ridge. The wine and hospitality are the best. I…read morekeep hoping they will join us at the Corning Wine Festival at Rolling Hills Casino Event Center, the first Saturday in March. Steve Kimbrough

First time visiting & loved everything about it! From the wines to the wood fired pizza, atmosphere…read more& service was amazing! Highly recommend a visit!

Peaceful, beautiful architecture and a piece of history. Excellent wine tasting at a fair price and…read moregreat unique wines with a member discount.

Lacey and the staff were incredibly knowledgeable and accessible. A definite place to stop if…read moreyou're in the area. I ended up buying some reds, whites, and the Angelica for gifts as well as tee shirts because of my incandescent time as a retreatant, but I must also encourage you to go at a time when the gift shop is open because the jams, honey, and walnuts they sell there are DELICIOUS. You'll have to walk out of the tasting room and up the walkway alongside the vines to the gift shop during their hours of operation, which seem to vary, but are customarily 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. They don't offer tastings of the walnuts, jams, or honey. When I got home and tried them, I wish they had since they are absolutely scrumptious and I would've bought more. I really wanted to buy raw walnuts because I had walked alongside the walnut trees during my retreat. However, they only sold the candied walnuts in the gift store. The candied walnuts are grown and made by the monks of New Clairvaux and the ingredients are: roasted walnuts, sugar, eggs, vanilla, salt, cardamom, cinnamon, and cayenne pepper. I gave some to my friends in Berkeley who said they were "delicious and slightly addictive." I agree! The cayenne pepper is subtle, but the mix of the cardamom and cayenne is perfection. If I tried them in the gift shop, I would've bought every one they had on their shelves. The creamed honeys for sale are prepared by the Cistercian Nuns of the Redwoods Monastery. When I saw "almond," because I'd never seen honey from almond blossoms, I bought a few. I should've bought some of the other flavors. I didn't realize until I opened them that they had crushed almonds and orgeat or almond syrup in them! I love orgeat in cocktails, steamed milk, in pretty much anything so this creamed honey is absolutely divine. Again, if I'd known, I would've bought every single jar of it. So, as you'd expect at the Abbey, because they don't have tastings at the gift store, you'll have to purchase the food items on faith. I recommend you do.

I'm genuinely bummed that I don't live in Redding to make visiting the Moseley Family Cellars…read moretasting room a more frequent occurrence! The historic Thompson House is the perfect backdrop for wine tasting. The thing I love most about MFC is that it doesn't feel like a wine bar. It's got wine and a bar... but it feels like you're hanging out at your trendy friend's house. There's a living room area with fireplace, a dining room, a front porch with a cafe table & chairs, and big front lawn with Adirondack chairs in pairs & quads. Truly a choose your own pleasure! We couldn't pass up the perfect late spring afternoon, so I sunk into a deep Adirondack chair and enjoyed my wine tasting al fresco. The neon sign in the front window is the cutest, and just added to the overall vibe. Chuck was so hospitable, and brought me each pour from his post behind the bar inside. He gave insight into each wine, and then disappeared so I could enjoy at my own pace. MFC is very dog friendly, inside too, but I can't think of anywhere I've been in recent memory that was more perfect than wine tasting here on the front lawn with my pup in my lap. In the great words of Kurt Vonnegut, "If this isn't nice, I don't know what is."

The BEST wine tasting I have had. I usually can pick two or three from a flight that I like, but it…read morewas so hard to pick because I really enjoyed all of them. We had to bring some home with us. They are located in downtown at the Thompson House and the owner is sooooo nice. It's clean and calm, perfect for a date night or evening with friends. I highly recommend this place.

We came to Dunsmuir for a long weekend. We ran to the market for a few things and were so glad we…read morespotted the wine sign along the street. We followed the hill down and popped in. We were welcomed by Lindsey and a couple regular customers. It's a cute little place with a small, but mighty selection of wines personally picked out by the owners. I loved to hear how they travel around California and Oregon looking for new wine options. I was able to sip before committing, which is always appreciated. My husband is more of a beer drinker, and again a small selection, but nice choices for those non wine drinkers. If you need a pick me up, they also had locally roasted coffee. They do have some little snacks as well. We had such a nice experience that we went back the next day. Lindsey gave us some great recommendations for trails and for a nice dinner in Mt. Shasta. We ended up using most of her recommendations - all which were great! If you are looking for great wine and service, this is definitely the spot. We will definitely be back if we are in the area again!

The lighting and simple, clean atmosphere of this little bar feel welcoming and warm. Cobra Lily…read morehas a great selection of beverages without overloading the menu. Pristine bathroom and stylish minimalist decor emphasized with local photography and art. We had a great visit with friends and I think they even let us stay a bit later than closing time without making us feel rushed. I will visit every time I come through!

It's a nice place and has a great outdoor area fast service. Ambiance is great as wellread more

Great place to try a new beer and have some great conversations. The bartender Hayden is top notch…read morewhile having the mustache of a Greek god. PS: try the wings