Had a great time celebrating my birthday. Pizza seems to be housemade, delish. The boneless wings…read morewere awesome and the fries were crispy ! Great beer and fun times bowling. The servers were always so helpful and attentive. Cool nice ambiance for underground. Affordable to hang out and near home which is cool.

Cheap beer, good atmosphere, & really really nice & attentive staff. Went there on multiple…read moreoccasions & the staffs professionalism is what stood out to me every time.

We first visited Lucky Luke about two weeks ago at the Palmdale location for bingo night, and we…read morehad such a fun time! Since it was our first visit, we walked up to the bar and explained that we're not IPA fans and asked if we could sample a few beers. The staff was super friendly and happy to let us try different options. We ended up really liking the Waterfront Lager and ordered micheladas. Their michelada mix is AMAZING. The Palmdale location is drinks only (no food), but the atmosphere and service made for a really fun night. Fast forward to yesterday. My husband and I had a date night and remembered how much we liked the beer, so we decided to check out the Lancaster location since they also serve food. When we walked in, the place was packed and there were only two girls working the entire floor. Even though they were clearly super busy, they were still very friendly and upfront that there would be about a 15-minute wait for a table. We appreciated the honesty, so we waited patiently and eventually got seated. We found out that the Lancaster location doesn't always have the same beers as the Palmdale brewery location, so unfortunately they didn't have the Waterfront Lager we loved. We were a little bummed, but our waitress gladly brought us samples so we could find something else we liked. We ended up ordering a lighter blonde beer since many of the others were too hoppy for our taste. We also tried their handmade mango and pineapple micheladas and WOW! both were so good. The food was delicious too. We ordered the totchos (loaded tator tots), 6-piece hot wings, and the Asian sliders. Everything came out fresh and flavorful. Even though they were slammed busy, the waitresses continued checking on us regularly throughout the night. Overall, it ended up being a really great date night. The ambiance is casual, fun, and welcoming, and both locations gave us excellent service. Lucky Luke is definitely going to become one of our regular date night spots moving forward!

On our way home from a trip, we were looking for a place to stop by and grab some food and because…read morewe had our fur babies with us, choosing a place was limited. We were happy that this place allowed pets in the front patio. They weren't busy and they quickly put two tables together out front and we were seated right away. They also had a water bowl for the doggies. Food is bar food but elevated. They had a variety on the menu but mostly burgers. We got the pretzel to start with and I got the chicken sliders with tater tots. Service was very fast! Pretzel was good, cake with cheese sauce. The cheese sauce was ok. The Korean chicken sliders were amazing, there were 2 but it was more than enough.

The place was quite cozy, not very big but it was comfortable. They have outside seating with…read moreheating lamps if it gets crowded, luckily it wasn't too bad when we went. The food was good and they had a really big selection of wine. Unfortunately our first few picks for bottles were already sold out but the server I think his name was Dylan was very accommodating. He provided excellent service and anticipated what we might need before we knew it. That kind of service definitely elevated the experience and we will definitely be coming back. The wine we had was pretty good and we finished the bottle. We made it in time for brunch and the food was tasty. My wife really enjoyed the baked bree. Great place for a date or to just relax and enjoy good wine and great service.

Complexity along with the Raven's Nest Gourmet Gothic, Lee Esthers, and Shōgun Sushi may be the…read moremost competent restaurants in their field for the Antelope Valley. It's basically a wine gastropub with New American Cuisine that has worldwide influences. Inside is pleasantly furnished with plenty of wine bottles on multi level display shelves to set a wine lounge atmosphere. I sat at the bar for informal noshing. I'm a sucker for "Buffalo" burgers which are actually Bison. The Tombstone sliders are meaty, moist, lean with gooey, melted, apple wood smoked cheddar cheese, soft, caramelized, sweet onion, slice of roasted tomato & Dijon mustard Aïoli (ah ee oh lee). Arrugula leaves mentioned in the menu was missing in action. Very tasty and 2 for $15 in our inflationary times of 2025. Got a glass of house red wine that went well with the Bison sliders. Couldn't eat more than that since I ate the humongous Jackfruit Burrito at Modern Tearoom earlier for late lunch. The Complexity menu has a fairly tight menu featuring typical New American hits: Charcuterie, Fromagerie, 10 apps, 12 mains, 10 sides for the mains. Bar seating afforded me a pleasant conversation with an older gentleman who was into formula one racing cars. Staff service is competent, friendly enough & functional, not particularly punctuated by small town charm. 4- stars

Stopped here for lunch after church and the food was fantastic! I got a calzone and it was likely…read morethe best calzone I've ever had. The waitress was friendly and attentive. My wife and kids loved their meals too. I will definitely come back. The atmosphere is super nice and you get a view of the airport.

I had a great time here. Friendly staff, great food and the clientele made me feel welcome and…read morecared about. Next time I'm passing through, I'll stop in. Thanks Guido's!

Service was amazing. The ambiance and vibe was super chill, almost like you're at a speakeasy. If…read moreyou like the more mellow and chill scene, this is where you'd like to go.

We went had vouchers for July 17 and they had No chairs .., we were expected to stand ... we…read moreleft.... Couches reserved for $150. We saw more people leaving than coming in. On our way to Buckeye Jacks !

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.

Jumped in here recently and loved it! We found a special wine for an upcoming 50th birthday party…read more In doing so, we were impressed with the wines and beers. The selection was varied and fairly priced. It was perfect. The bar was fun too. We sampled a beer and walked outside to see the back patio. It was perfect for an early evening in spring. The staff were lovely. Parking is easy. Hours are on their website.

Nowadays…read more.... There are sooooo many options of where you can purchase your adult beverage of choice. A recently turned 21 year old with no experience or even your middle-aged neighbor who you know is an absolute Lush now that she's retired will likely go to a Drug store like Rite Aid or CVS to get their weekly supply. Word on the streets is, they have amazing boxed wines ;) "I'll take a glass of your finest Franzia Cab." A busy Mom of 3 will probably pick up a bottle of her favorite "red"... And you know Stella Rosa is at the top of her list. I mean, might as well treat herself when she gets home after knocking out the bi-weekly grocery run. Am I right? Then there is always that one college kid on his way to a house party who for sure is going to stop at his local liquor store to grab a 30-pack so he can prove that he is once and for all, The Beer Pong King to all of his friends and that one girl he has been so desperately trying to impress. Best of luck my man! Or what about that recently remarried Dad who loves a good deal on wine and wants to stock up for that upcoming wine mixer that his young new bride wants to throw for this weekends Labor Day Soirée. I mean, Kirkland Signature Label has got to be legit right? I hear they also make a very tasty dog food as well ;) Just teasing ya Costco... I still love you. And finally, there's that one store, the museum of all things Alcohol. You know, The Total Wine's of the world. I remember my first time stepping into this place, and I was in awe. Aisles and Aisles and more Aisles of every spirit, liqueur, wine, or beer you can possibly imagine. But as impressive as all of this is, it's a bit overwhelming and it can be difficult making a clear choice with so many damn options to choose from. And then..... There. Was. One. Agoura Wine & Beer This space is refined, elegant and is welcoming to all who enter. With only one aisle that is lined floor to ceiling with both local and regional wines, & of course a small selection of craft beers, there is no doubt that you will find something here that you will love. Questions? Need a recommendation?? Still wondering the difference between Petite Sirah and Syrah aka Shiraz??? Yeah, me too. Well there's no need to wander aisle after aisle looking for someone to assist you like the other places above. Just ask one of their friendly staff who will be happy to help guide to what you are looking for. Wait!! What is that at the end of the store? Wine tasting? Beer sampling??... Move out of the way kids, Daddy needs to check this out. Yes, they have a small bar top in the back and a patio out back where you can wine taste or have one of their rotating beers on tap. (Sorry, no one under 21 in the back area, but hey, that's ok, we all need a little adult time). They do have a few packaged small bites available, but feel free to bring outside food. (there are a few nice eateries in the same Whizin's shopping center; my vote is for Two Doughs Pizza!) So... To my Conejo Valley and Adjacent locals who are looking for a little more intimate wine purchasing experience whether on Domestic or Imported Wines or even local craft beers... I say, come check out Agoura Wine & Beer. Have a nice glass of wine or a hefty pour of beer and then get some one-on-one time with of of their staff who can recommend a bottle or two or even three to bring home to enjoy later. Pro Tip: If they happen to ask you, what is your favorite kind of wine, for the love of God, please don't say "boxed". Instead... 1) Say your varietal. (Cab. Pinot, Chenin Blanc, Burgundy, etc.) 2) If you don't know that, at least throw out a color (white/red/rosé) 3) heck, throw out your favorite vintage, maybe they have the "good stuff" in the back. So, who's ready to go wine/beer shopping? I'll be waiting by the bar!

Confident buying high quality wine and the buy one/second bottle 5 cents. Great deals on supreme…read morewines. Staff always helpful and friendly

Great selection! They were short staff when I was there, but it didn't take away from the great…read moreservice given. Welcoming environment the store workers greet you upon entering. Not only do they have the drinks, but snacks like chips, olives, juices etc. you can easily be in here for an hour just browsing the select they have to offer.