We went the first of April on a wine-tasting road trip from Nor-Cal and were not disappointed. We…read morereserved an outdoor cabana with private seating for up to 5 guests and a beautiful view of the vineyard. Service was fast and friendly. Our waitress (?) didn't share her name but she was very knowledgeable about the winemaker and the wines and quickly shared what she knew before we had to ask. All the wines were lovely. We would def recommend.

After being members for close to a decade, we officially canceled our membership today. We have…read morestayed loyal to Austin Hope--even when cutting other clubs--specifically because of the service, but that era has clearly ended. We are the type of members who always take great care of the staff and rarely leave without purchasing extra bottles, yet today we were treated like an inconvenience. ​Despite being told in the past that spontaneous visits were no problem for members, we were turned away on a gloomy Monday with plenty of open tables. The host at the entrance was incredibly dismissive and wouldn't even let us finish our sentence before cutting us off. We were told our only options were to come back in an hour, a "limited" tasting, drive all the way downtown, or just pick up our shipment and leave. ​We asked for the Wine Club Manager to resolve the situation, but she wasn't on-site. To be offered a "partial" tasting as a favor after nearly ten years of support was the final straw. It feels as though they now prioritize "closing" new members over honoring the people who have supported them for years. They've gone mainstream and lost the personal touch that made them special.

Our server (Rya) was so much fun. She really made it a pleasure to be here…read more We sat outside where the outdoor tables overlook the vineyards... very relaxing!! And Rya brought a whale bone fossil to our table She told us this is the tip of the pinky finger (fin) found in their vineyards. Amazing! Finally ... I would have given 5 stars but they didn't offer breadsticks to cleanse your pallet between wines. I think they used to do this

Castoro Cellars vineyard and winery has been on my short list, and it finally came to be. Not a…read morebehemoth, a mid-size seating area outside and it's lovely. (...and I might add, we had a perfect 72 degree day) They occasionally have live music and events, as well as a food truck/vendor. But, they do allow you to bring your own picnic, and that's exactly what we did. While I didn't totally love the wine tasting, I did purchase a couple of bottles of Zinnfusion -- which is a really nice table wine. In fact, all their wines by the bottle are very reasonably priced. I'll be back.

We were looking for lunch, and by luck, we found Niner!…read more First suggestion, if you are going to sample the wines in the CA-64 corridor, MAKE A RESERVATION HERE if you want to eat at a specific time. The place is very busy. We opted for a wine tasting with lunch. They offered 5 wines and proper tasting pours. When we were seated, water was quickly served and we ordered their House-made Sourdough Focaccia which was served with lavender butter and lavender salt. That was very tasty - the lavender butter and salt worked well with the bread. My wife ordered the Duck Confit and I ordered the Bucatini Pasta which featured Mighty Cap Mushrooms. The sauce was very rich and flavorful. The pasta was cooked properly, and the mushrooms were just so good. The Duck Confit was similar - the duck leg was cooked properly, and worked great with the Heirloom tomatos and plum, all of which sat on a wild rice salad. You can skip the wine tasting and order drinks or wine off the menu if you want. Take a moment to walk around the grounds, look up at the ceiling work. They have have a shop with some neat winery stuff. Staff and service were excellent, and the menu and the food were outstanding!

We chose this Winery because they offered food as well as wine…read more Upon arriving, we were pleasantly thankful to find free EV charging from their own solar source. They do not offer complimentary bread service. Bread is on the menu - House made sourdough focaccia with lavender butter. It was so good, totally worth the price. Slight crisp on the outside, spongy interior, but chewy from the sourdough gluten. Hint of sweet in the background. Butter is light and aromatic. This amazing dish is just the bread. Roasted Chicken was tender with a light sauce. Pasta with mushroom sounds simple but it was yummy and perfect. For wine tasting, they offered a complimentary welcome taste of Pino Rose, light and refreshing. The tasting had 4 wines, my favorite was the 2022 Reserve Chardonnay. It was buttery and smooth. The building, scenery of the vineyard hills, and the flower garden were all beautiful.

Jonah was awesome. So was John. Answered all our questions…read more We loved hearing everything about how the grapes are made and fermented. Went above and beyond. Highly recommended.

Booker was my favorite winery on a recent trip to Paso. It was my first time in Paso, so my wife…read moreand opted for the terrace seating for a tasting. We really enjoyed the scenery and the laid back vibe on the terrace. The wine was fantastic, and Booker really does an amazing red. Our favorite of the day was the Vertigo. The server was so knowledgeable and friendly, and we had a great time overall. This vineyard is beautiful and the structures are clean and modern. We even got to see the cave on our way back to the car which was also pretty cool.

Unfortunately the tasting room and outdoor area sits next to a busy highway so the noise was…read morepalpable. We heard they have some amazing outdoor concerts and could see the gazebo used for that with ample outdoor seating. We liked all the wines and the staff and winemaker are very friendly.

The pros, very dog friendly environment, and beautiful outdoor area! Very comfortable. The cons,…read moreour host was just okay. The wines were good, but we felt overpriced. We had to buy too many bottles to waive the tasting fee, which also didn't feel very good.

Had the most incredible time at the winery and stay at the Inn for our anniversary this weekend…read more Delicious wine, great pours, cute shop.. Inn was beautiful relaxing and spacious rooms.. Breakfast was Delicious!!!!! Wine and cheese hour fantastic. We will be back they even gave us a bottle of champagne for our 22 wedding anniversary. love it here

I love to travel for many reasons. I love new adventures and discovering new places. Another…read morereason I enjoy traveling is to relax and just enjoy the beauty around me. I had the opportunity to stay at the Summerwood Inn in Paso Robles, CA and fell in love with it. It has to be one of my favorite places to stay. The Inn itself and my room were so inviting and relaxing. The bed and comforter were very comfortable. There's nothing worse than a bad sleep on a vacation and wanting to go home to your own bed. I didn't want to leave this one. They did have a wifi and a desk so that I could check my email, but I was barely on the computer because there was too much to enjoy. My room overlooked this courtyard which was even more beautiful at night. Behind the Inn was the winery. It was so peaceful. Chef Kelly Wangard is responsible for the decorating and the amazing cuisine. She also won Cut Throat Kitchen. We were watching the Food Network and the repeat came on. I got this great pic of Kelly watching herself. There is a reason Kelly won. Her food is so delicious. You could order breakfast the night before and it was prepared for you in the morning. The Eggs Benedict just melted in your mouth and it was served with a side of greens and potatoes. In the evening Kelly had wine and h'ordeuvres for us and dessert, coffee, and tea in the evening. Then you could unwind with a hot bath and their exclusive bath soaps and lotions - they smell amazing! You could curl up and read a book or check out the surrounding area. I highly recommend doing both. No matter what your reason is for taking a vacation Summerwood Inn is the perfect place to stay while you're in wine country.

My girlfriend knew one of the owners of this Winery and recommended it. We were celebrating my…read morehusband's birthday along with his four sons and their wives. So I made reservations for 10. It's a cute winery but non-descriptive. We sat outside and it was pretty windy so we had our jackets on And there was a cover overhead. Kathy was our server and she is one of the daughters of the owner. She had another large group and a couple of smaller ones and she was all by herself. She did an excellent job explaining the wines and not rushing us. I was impressed with the wines so I joined the wine club. Their wines are reasonably priced and tasting fee is $30 per person but if you buy a bottle of wine it's waved. I also bought one of the small stemless wine glasses and a daughter-in-law bought one with a stem. I'm looking forward to more of their wines.

It's been a pleasure to stop by Fratelli Perata Winery every couple of years. We have a chat with…read morewhoever is serving, enjoy a tasting, and usually come away with a new case of their delicious wines. We used to go only during the Wine Festival but now enjoy stopping by whenever we travel up the coast.

Stopped in on my journey to Caliente at the request of my host to get her favourite wine…read more The wine bar was busy, spacious and bright inside. I was offered tastes but driving so purchased a few bottles for my host and splurged on a bottle of Paso Robles. Great wine, dark, complex, drt and a slight hint of sweet after taste.

It's OK nothing really to write home about , the service was friendly. Wine was pleasant. Limited…read morewhite wines. Great views Parking upfront. Handicapped accessible.. Nice views outside.

Amazing service and wine. The views and venue are incomparable. We will be back. Definitely…read morerecommend making a reservation.

WOW. That was the first thing out of our mouths walking into this vineyard and it never once left…read more Our afternoon at Daou felt like a slice of heaven. The views are to die for, the breeze is lovely at the top of the hill, and everything from the ice cold water to your never empty glasses are a sign of excellent service. The food menu was also delicious -- we picked up a pizza and the chocolate dessert. We were so impressed, we left with 4 bottles... it's just basic math with the tasting fee waived ;) Also vowed to be back to sign up for a membership on our next visit. We can't wait for our second visit!

First impressions of Eberle were quite the opposite of where we'd just come from (Daou). There were…read morechildren running around, dogs roaming, misters spraying, and a ton of America 250 memorabilia everywhere. It was chaotic, messy, and we ended up loving every minute of it. Huge thanks to that goes to our host, Tamara. She was an absolute delight! Our glasses were never empty and she was just such a funny, quirky host. About halfway through our flight, she took us downstairs for the cave tour. Wow, what a stunner! Such a unique touch to this winery. The other incredible thing is that Eberle doesn't charge for tastings so you might as well pick up a bottle or two :)

Whether you're a wine nerd or just looking for a laid-back place to taste, Eberle is absolutely…read moreworth a stop. The history alone is enough to get you through the door, but the wine is what keeps you there. Pair the tasting with all the stories behind the winery, and it's easily one of the more interesting experiences in Paso. The staff is also incredibly friendly and makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. The patio is a beautiful spot to taste, and if you're there later in the day, the sunset views are hard to beat. Definitely do the free cave tour while you're there. It's one of the coolest winery tours I've been on. The caves are a massive labyrinth carved into the hillside and naturally stay around 55 degrees year round, which is where they age a lot of their wine before bottling. Even if you've been to a lot of wineries, this is something a little different. At the time I'm writing this, tastings are still complimentary, which is almost unheard of these days. If you go, do them a favor and leave with a bottle or two. That's how places like this are able to keep offering experiences like this, and honestly, you'll probably want to take some wine home anyway.