First time here and will make this a routine stop while traveling the 101…read more Bread is the star of each meal and it does come through. Mushroom toast with a flavorful gravy, on a thick biscuit- hardy and delicious. Avocado toast had pumpkin seeds, giving it a crunchy texture. Tons of outdoor seating to accommodate families of different shapes sizes. Service is quick and attentive. Line goes by quick. The atmosphere is of a California vibe, diverse folks coming together for a great meal.

I love bread in all its beautiful forms -- and Bob's Well Bread is truly the master of…read morebread‑making. I found this place on social media and knew I had to try it, especially the "egg in a jar" with purple potatoes and toast soldiers (I can never resist a purple potato or a fun name). The space is small and charming with plenty of outdoor parking. They have a lovely outdoor dining area with lots of seating. You order inside at the counter, get a number, and they bring everything out to you. The menu is full of delicious, bready dishes, and I loved that they offer a wide selection of coffee drinks -- even matcha. You can find macchiatos, cortados, and more here. We ordered the egg in a jar with toast soldiers, a baguette sandwich, a matcha latte, a cappuccino, and of course a chocolate croissant to go as a sweet treat for the road. If I could afford the calories of eating bread every day, I'd be here daily. Every bread item we tried was incredible. The croissant was buttery and flaky, exactly as it should be. The baguette sandwich had the perfect balance of crunch and softness. And the toast soldiers were the ideal size and texture for scooping up the cheesy, creamy, eggy goodness in the jar. We visited on a Monday and it wasn't too busy. Staff was very friendly. If I lived closer, I'd be grabbing fresh bread from here all the time. A must‑stop for any bread lover exploring the area.

SUPER nice employees, generous portions of good, fresh food. What a nice surprise to find on our…read moretrip up the coast. We'll definitely be back!

I had some surgery in Santa Barbara and stopped for lunch in Los Alamos on my way home to Morro…read moreBay. Ordered a BLT sandwich and it came with fries. Nothing special here. The ambiance was OK, but weird when I went to pay and they wanted me to use my Apple Pay. It worked but I don't usually have to use it at restaurants. Perhaps this is a new trend? Might stop again if I am passing through.

Love the hotel and the restaurant had wonderful food and even better service (shout out Tina behind…read morethe bar) highly recommend!

We came here after checking in at our stay in Los Alamos, since it was the only restaurant open on…read morea Monday night. We made a reservation on Open Table just in case because we were VERY hungry. It is a cute place, on the smaller side and has a more modern take on seating. Some tables had couches and others were the traditional chairs/booths. After looking over the menu, we decided to order the focaccia bread, bates burger, and the mac n cheese. The focaccia bread came out with this delicious mascarpone cheese topped with honey and pepper on top. At first, we were a little worried but the blend of flavors were IMMACULATE! We contemplated ordering another one. Next the burger and mac n cheese came out. The burger was a bit dry, and it came out well done when we asked for medium (they ask how you would like it cooked when ordering). The potato wedges that come with it were very good, hot and fluffy. The Mac n cheese was the star of the show. We got the mushrooms on the side since we never had BBQed mushrooms before but they added such a complex flavor with the truffle cheese in the macaroni. We ended the night with their cookie skillet and it came with salted Carmel gelato (the menu says vanilla). She confirmed that the flavor was okay before putting the order in. Overall, we had a good night here and the view was beautiful. Side note: they have you park in the bottom lot if you are only coming for the restaurant and there is a number you call. They pick you up in the golf cart and drive you up! And they offer the same service to come back down! Thank you Alex (unless it was Ally we are arguing over your name) for such a positive energy and personality.

Ally was absolutely amazing!!…read more Ally was absolutely amazing!! We were leaving the area and were so happy to see the shop was open! We came in and grabbed a hot chocolate with oatmilk and asked for kid temp. She talked with the us and treated us like she knew us our whole life. We cannot wait for our next trip up in this area to stop by and grab an official mug from you!

I was so happy to return to this coffee shop! The service was still incredible, and even though I…read morehad been craving their "Fancy Cowboy" (now on the menu!), I tried two of their newest specials, and they did not disappoint! I had the "Tropical Latte" and "White Rose Matcha." I also ordered a strawberry pastry that was deeeeelish! Can't wait to stop back by! Update: I visit this coffee shop every time I'm passing by as it isn't seen from freeway, but only 2 min off route If you exit the 101. I love it every time and have tried many of their seasonal drinks. And the owner is just incredible every time! She is so passionate about what she's doing.

We visited in weather-perfect, late October, but a couple months later we still talk about our…read moreweekend getaway to Los Alamos and our stop at Casa Dumetz. Yup, the Yelp reviews and their website paint an accurate picture. Super chill spot with good wines, friendly service, inviting outdoor area and excellent attention to detail. Whenever we return, we'll definitely carve out some time to have a glass or two here again.

Excellent wine and friendly staff. Winery is now called Clementine Carter. We met the owner, Sonja…read more Their Pinot and Grenache in particular were excellent. We did the tastings but ran out of time to actually come back and buy wine. Will be back next time. Los Alamos is such a cool and still very much undiscovered "frontier" town...

We are members and we love the nice outdoor space. We love to bring our fur baby and our niece…read more They love the outdoor space. Also love the Pinot Noir here. They also sell snacks to have with your pairing / wine. Inside space is limited though. But there are a lot of shaded area outdoors.

I've been curious to try this spot bc it was recommended by couple of people. Ambiance was nice…read moreoutside the patio & weather was beautiful so we sat outside for our tasting. Rarely do I write bad reviews but sadly, I didn't think the wines were anything special. The tasting fee for both mixed whites/reds & all reds were pretty steep compared to other good wineries I've been to. The customer service was mediocre. There were 2 guys who served my husband & I. The first guy didn't seem enjoy his job. He had a poker face & wasn't that friendly. The 2nd guy was friendlier but both were stingy with their pours & didn't go above & beyond to sell us their wines. Let alone I had to ask if we could revisit one of the wines at the end of our tasting & he says they don't usually let customers revisit bc they were about close but he will only do this bc there were other customers still finishing up their tasting. He clearly mentioned this twice which made me feel uncomfortable & I even apologized. Come on now, who's the customer here? You're better off going to Babcock, Alma Rosa, & Kaena (in Solvang). All 3 of these wineries had better wines & the price was cheaper. Customer service was excellent, they gave us bigger pours, & they all asked if we wanted to revisit any of the wines. They were just more passionate & enthusiastic about the wines they poured. I won't be coming back here.

Very friendly proprietors, reasonably priced (nay, inexpensive!) good wines. It's a bit farther out…read moreFoxen Canyon Road than most of the other wineries there, but is worth the few extra minutes' drive. They're normally only open for tastings on weekends, so you need to call ahead if you want to schedule a weekday tasting appointment.

Unprofessional. Avoid their wine club! No communication of any sort that they were starting our…read moremembership or when pickups due. Zero response to outreach with multiple phone calls and emails, to cancel membership and kept billing my credit card quarterly. Finally I had to cancel the credit card on file, and STILL no response. There are many other great wineries in the area.

Our absolute "Happy Place." My husband and I love everything about this winery -- from the…read moreincredible wines (especially the Pinots!) to the tasting space. The ambience inside and out is unmatched. There's a cool music vibe throughout the interior, with cozy vintage-style seating areas that make you want to relax and linger. Every visit we notice something new in the décor. The staff are always friendly, welcoming, and genuinely kind. It's laid-back in the best way. We're proud wine club members and even plan trips around stopping here. We were just there this past week and, as always, it did not disappoint.

Such a beautiful winery. The vintage items they sell inside the big building is awesome. The wines…read morewere so delicious. Definitely recommend to visit if you travel to central coast wine country. It doesn't disappoint at all... from the wines to the scenery to the customer service, we love this place. Nora helped us and she was so great and helpful! We will be back for sure in the future and will recommend to our friends and family.

We've been members at Foxen for almost 4 years now and it's easily one of our favorite wineries on…read morethe Foxen Trail. One of the best things about Foxen is that they truly have something for everyone whether you're into Pinot Noir, old world style red blends, whites or rosé. Every time we visit there's always something new and interesting to try. I'm a bit of a wine nerd, so I really appreciate how knowledgeable and passionate the team is. It's always fun being able to go deeper into the winemaking process and really talk through vineyard sourcing, production methods and the style behind each wine instead of just doing a standard tasting. You can tell there's a lot of thought and care put into what they produce. The ambience is also fantastic at both locations. The main tasting room has a great relaxed atmosphere and the Shack has its own iconic vibe. Definitely try to visit both if you get the chance because the tasting menus are different and it's a great way to experience a wider variety of wines. Foxen continues to be one of those places we look forward to visiting again and again and it never disappoints.

Afternoon wine tasting was perfection on a sunny weekday afternoon. Brent was super knowledgeable…read moreabout their wines and the history of the winery. We really loved all of the wines we tried and the cheese plate. It was a perfect afternoon. The dogs are expert beggars but we knew not to feed them anything. They were so cute and loved to follow the owner around as he completed his daily winery work.