I'm surprised i didn't review this place yet. the setup is deja vu, unique, i've been somewhere…read morelike this before. upon entering, instantly i saw the setup. wine on left, hard liquor on right side. beers in the corner on the far left. no wandering around looking at various shelves. there's a counter in back that's conducive to liquor sampling or on sale use. there's hardly any shelves at all. win-win for consumers & owners. the cashier can eyeball each customer in plain view. no shelves blocking view. patrons can just peruse without touching anything. not all items are marked/priced. there's some pricing. as a gauge, the pricing is fair/market priced. brew: "smoke dank triple IPA" (5) altamont beer works, 11%, 16 oz. -bomb dignity! another winner from altamont. always like their dark brews. was :) when i discovered they were canning their brews, ensuring their survival. looking to buy a 6 pack of this when i see it! am glad i didn't discover this biz sooner. if i did, i couldn't stop drinking all the good crafts they have available. beats Total whiny & more. support local businesses!

What a dump No top shelf anything…read moreNo hard to find or premium products Empty shelves, missing lights And 5 coolers of IPA, because there's no other kinds of beer

We sponsored a major event for our company and used Ray and his team at Shanti Wines as our…read moreSommelier. Not only was the wine amazing, Ray and his team was elegantly professional and entertained our guest all evening. We received so many compliments from our guests. He not only provided great wine, he elevated the entire experience!

Enjoyed a hilarious comedy night at Shanti Winery. Lots of space in their barrel room for our large…read moregroup and outstanding hospitality. And the wine... the Cabernet Sauvignon was so good, and went perfectly with the delicious Fratelli pizza. Several from our group bought bottles to take home. Overall an awesome experience. Highly recommend!

Latitude Wines is in California, I am in Ohio. I tasted a wine I loved so much I just needed a…read morecase. But I could find no wine store that ever heard of it or even cared. Called Latitude Wines and was told of the store that carried it in Ohio. I now have 3/4 of a case left and plan on getting more.

I really had to find this company on Yelp since they're a wine importer and not a restaurant or…read morevineyard, but I've drank so many of their great imports from Europe for such a good price from various stores that they distribute to in San Diego that they deserve an excellent mark. Their scouts and Euro connects have really come through for wine buyers who want a steady flow of $6-20 store range wines for dinners, weekend nights, etc. Keep doing what you do! I end up seeing your name as importer on damn near 40 percent of what I drink.

This place was a lot of fun. I love the concept. There was something around 20-25 options to choose…read morefrom. They had everything from wine, ciders, various styles of IPAs, stouts, lagers, and others. It was great! Also the person who was running the place when we were there, Cindy, was incredibly helpful and just a joy to be around. We hung out and watched some soccer and sampled several different styles of beers and just had a great time. The place is well lit, the tvs were huge, and the food was good, too. We would definitely come back again. Now, for my only complaint, the place would benefit from more space. It is on the small side and it can get quite loud in there when there is a lot of people there talking making it hard to hear the person next to you.

Went for the Mexico v England match. Great vibe and friendly service. The chairs and couch are…read morecomfy. They have a great selection of beers and good snacks to munch on. We got the chicken shawarma fries which were delicious. The fries had a nice crunch to it and will definitely be back for more game days.

We walked in Sunday close to 2pm and it was empty. We sat right in front of the owner Chris at the…read morecounter. The wines were fruity, but some tasted aged , tannic, and or bland. Nothing really stood out to us for us to purchase a bottle to waive the $10 tasting fee. But we got to taste 8 wines! Very generous of Chris. 1 restroom inside. This tasting room is located in business area. Big parking lot shared with other businesses. They sell chips and soda. Sparkling brut - a little sweet, refreshing Pinot Gris- bland Pinot noir- not bad Spicy rack- tastes aged 2017 zin- aged Barbera- tart Cabera- fruity, smooth Cabernet- tannic

Chris greeted us warmly into his tasting room with open arms! It's rare to experience such…read morehospitality in wine towns nowadays, especially since the pandemic. The room was cozy and intimate, Chris poured each wine, giving us a unique opportunity to taste the love, patience, and incredible attention to detail that went into each bottle. I had previously given up on red wines because they often cause me pain the next day, but I was pleasantly surprised by a 2013 Syrah and a Pinot Noir, a grape I usually avoid. The Chardonnay was unoaked, but still very respectable and I could taste the pure chard grape flavor as if the grape was looking at me from the bottle saying "THIS is what I'm SUPPOSED to taste like honey, not the malolactic oak! If I were still an avid wine enthusiast, I would have joined their wine club. It's great that he had wine priced by the glass on his menu for those interested in focusing on one type of wine or simply wanting to relax with a glass without feeling pressured to taste a planned flight at only 1-ounce intervals. Best believe if I find myself in Livermore during operating hours, I shall return to fill up on Chardonnay and buy more Syrah to stock my cellar (aka closet under the stairs) ;)

Knowledgeable, friendly, all for a good price. Their tiered wine club offerings introduced me to…read moregrapes I didn't know from around the world. I love, Wine Thieves.

The wine shop is nice and boutique style. Easy parking to run and grab the wine of your choice…read more My only criticism is some of the staff has to get knowledgable about Low alcohol wines as this is the trend and what customers are buying. Each time I have asked about a low alcohol wine the staff does not seem familiar with the question or a wine. Example of low alcohol wines would be Meiomi bright Pinot Noir, Arlow Cabernet Sauvignon, Bread and butter sliced chardonnay, Decoy featherweight , butter light chardonnay ect. They need to get familiar with low alcohol wines and start carrying inventory of the product.

My mom and I discovered this shop around the corner from The Peasant & The Pear in Danville when we…read morewere waiting for our takeout order. Come to think of it, it makes sense to have a store that offers balsamic vinegar and olive oil tastings in quaint downtown. The walls are lined with so many different flavors you can read about and sample. We stayed in the balsamic vinegar corner where there were all types of fruit flavors and had signs offering recommendations of how to use it (on salads, fruit, cocktails, even ice cream). We didn't wander to the olive oil section, but I definitely will next time. They have the following price breakdown for bottle size: Small: $8 Medium: $14 Large: $21 They also have tinier bottle sizes and gift bags which would be fun to give/receive. I believe the owner rang us up and she sealed our bottle for us to preserve freshness (it was just corked when purchased). She said to come back with the empty bottle for $1 off!

What a lovely shop! A friend of mine told me about a "vinegar tasting" store and was like, "Why…read morewould I want to taste vinegar." But now I totally get it! The shop ladies were so super friendly and kind. They said we could try any of the balsamic vinegar flavors mixed with sparking water if we wanted to. (But I thought these were only for salads? So wrong of me!) They have a glass jug with the sample flavor of the day already mixed with water. That was the first one I tried: Cranberry Pear. Ooh!!! It was so delicious. Not what I thought it would be. It tasted like a soda without all the sugars. It was actually quite refreshing and delightful. I asked what their top 3 flavors were: - Cranberry Pear - Peach - Sicilian Lemon I decided to try Peach. She added sparking water to it. Omg! That was even more delicious. I'm pretty sure any of these flavors will be a hit. Different flavored vinegars and olive oils adorned the walls! Each flavor has a sign with its name, what they are best used for, and what they are best paired with. I wish I could try them all but I can save that for another visit. They also sell pastas, tea towels, little bowls, and other cute things to go with their products. Also found out that Maison Benoit uses their products at their bakery. Love local businesses supporting each other!

Located under the shaded Town and Country Shopping Center in Danville, Canyon Club Brewery is a…read morecasual spot for a relaxed meal. The service was friendly and super quick--our entire order came out just minutes after ordering via QR code. My favorite item was the Brewery Platter, a beautifully-presented sampler of German-inspired appetizers, including three warm pretzels, candied bacon, bratwurst, crispy potato pancakes, and candied pepitas, along with spicy mustard, curry ketchup, beer cheese, and pickles. My favorite part of this platter was the warm, chewy pretzels eaten along with the thick, creamy beer cheese, but everything was delicious in its own way! Another highlight was the curry ketchup, which had such a unique combination of tomato flavor with spices. For our mains, the Heirloom Tomato Salad came with mixed greens, feta, and heirloom & cherry tomatoes, along with a balsamic dressing. We also added a Wagyu Beef Patty, which was nicely grilled but on the dry side. The Fried Chicken Sandwich came with a breaded chicken breast, citrus slaw, red onion marmalade, and sauce on a soft bun; and the Fried Fish Sandwich was a similar creation but made with beer battered rock cod. The mains were decent though nothing spectacular. Overall, however, this was a nice, casual brewery for its calm, shaded atmosphere and tasty eats.

Food: 4 star! The wedge salad was fresh and enjoyable, though it could have used a more generous…read moreportion of blue cheese and crispier bacon to make the flavors stand out. The fish and chips were excellent--the batter was light, thin, and perfectly crispy. The fries were a great size and stayed crispy even after they had cooled down. The coleslaw was just average and didn't add much to the meal. Service: Romo was exceptional, friendly, always smiling, attentive, and genuinely helpful. Their outstanding service made a lasting impression and really elevated our dining experience. The rest of the staff were efficient but fairly average. They seemed a bit stressed and rarely smiled, which made the overall service feel less warm and welcoming. Ambience: This is such a relaxed and fun place to watch sports. The World Cup-themed décor creates an energetic atmosphere, and the abundance of restrooms means you never have to wait in long lines. It's become my favorite sports restaurant near home, and I'll definitely be back!