Very good wines served by a very informative and helpful staff. This winery is off the beaten path,…read morebut we'll worth your time to find it.

Great event space! The space was a lovely spot to celebrate our dear friends' life. The owners were…read morevery kind and helpful to the family and friends that attended the event.

Hidden gem! In the dry and hot weather that I associate with everything north east of the 46 there…read moreis a beautiful farm that sells delicious jams and doubles as and even doubles as an event venue! It's the perfect setting for weddings. I can only imagine how amazing the photos come out here. The amount of work that has gone into creating this place really does impress me. I'm still dreaming of that chocolate port jam and will definitely come back for more

This venue popped onto my feed during wedding planning and I'm so glad it did! My now husband and I…read morewere sold after seeing the old oak tree and the silo bar! This place is beautiful, with many spots for pictures, you really wouldn't think all this lush greenery would be inside the venue when driving past it. I love that it's a family owned farm and everyone took part in making our day the best - and that we got to memorialize our wedding by making a stepping stone!! Barbara was great to work with, and her jams were yummy! Not only is this place a wedding venue, you can go camping or even stay at the bed & toast/jam!

Scarlett Cougar here... and let me just say... THIS is why women run away to Paso Robles wine…read morecountry with "just a few friends" and somehow return with wine memberships, new favorite humans, and absolutely no regrets. Four Sisters Ranch hosted one of the warmest, most welcoming events I've attended in Paso Robles wine country. Between the music, wine, food, art, vineyard views, genuinely kind people, and one VERY sweet winery dog, the entire evening felt joyful instead of performative. I especially loved connecting with Serena and Elizabeth and learning more about the story behind Four Sisters Ranch -- a winery built from decades of grape growing, craftsmanship, medicine, wellness advocacy, creativity, and community connection. And honestly? Finding out Serena studied both bio-engineering AND mixed media art may have been my favorite surprise of the evening. That is exactly the kind of beautifully layered human Paso Robles seems to attract. But beyond the hospitality, what really stayed with me was learning more about the Pleasant Valley Wine Trail collective itself -- wineries supporting one another while also giving back through scholarship and agricultural education efforts benefiting the local community. THAT is what makes Paso different. The people here still feel connected, and the wineries still feel human. Already looking forward to returning next Saturday for the Wine Club Pick-Up Party and seeing everyone again at the Under the Estrella Sky Charity Gala in August.

Review is overdue but life gets busy…read more We visited Four Sisters and had a lovely time. We started with a tasting seated outside to enjoy the amazing and peaceful views. It was so relaxing. The hostess was welcoming and knowledgeable, and we loved that there was ample seating outdoor and our dog could join. There is a nice variety of wines poured and enjoyed , and the staff are extremely knowledgeable. We loved hearing the backstory on each wine poured, which made the tasting even more special. It's a wonderful place to spend a beautiful day.

After attending a wedding at the Home Sweet Home Cottage, I was actually disappointed. Everyone…read morefroze due to the wind and the heaters by the dinner tables did not work Everyone had blankets wrapped around them and they were not very sufficient. Even the barn was cold. Also, If you don't care about your expensive wedding dress, it won't be worth a penny after your wedding since you will be dragging it in the soil before you get to the preachers podium. The landscape is embarrassing and unkempt. Granted, there are a few kool old cars and antiques, but unless you want to walk around in a dusty environment, it is not worth it to me. Also, the caterer ran out of food before the tenth table and I think there were at least twelve. On the positive side, the staff was friendly to the guests.

What a great venue!! They were nothing but professional and friendly when attending a wedding at…read morethis venue! I've been here both professionally AND as a guest! I love it and would highly recommend this place!

Beautiful Italian style villa with only 7 suites. All the rooms are so large, luxurious and well…read morebuilt. Some have Romeo and Juliet balconies the rest have sitting balconies all overlooking the vineyard. The property is located in the rolling hills not far from the main road but tucked away enough to feel away from it all. The price point for the rooms is below the value received. There is not a restaurant on site, but they do provide a daily delicious breakfast in an indoor lovely setting that was included. They offer an extensive Sunday brunch for $39.00. Parking is sufficient for the number of suites and an EV charger is located in 2 stalls. The staff is accommodating. Allegretto vineyard and winery is just down the way with a lovely upscale restaurant if you don't want to go downtown which is 11 minutes away with a plethora of choices for dining and shopping. Can't wait to return to this gem. I did have a problem with booking through a third party service, so I would suggest booking directly to ensure your room is available.

My boyfriend and I came to Calipaso Winery for what was supposed to be a relaxing weekend getaway,…read moreand it has honestly been such a disappointing experience. When we checked in and got to our room, the property felt completely empty. We were the only guests we could see, which made the whole place feel eerie and uncomfortable. We walked around the entire property and saw no one. There were only three cars in the parking lot, including ours and the front desk employee's car, yet we were told they were "fully booked" when we asked about moving to a larger room. The room itself was not great. The bed is extremely hard and squeaks with every movement. On top of that, the AC does not work. We told the front desk before leaving for dinner about the AC and were told someone would come fix it. When we returned, the room was even hotter than before & it felt like walking into a sauna. The windows don't open, so the only way to get air in is by opening the doors, which obviously lets bugs in. The "free wine tasting" was also frustrating. At check-in, we were told that we would get complimentary tastings at the tasting room. When we went to the tasting room, we were told they were "too busy" for tastings and that we would need to buy glasses of wine instead. We didn't want to make a scene, so we ended up purchasing a bottle and a glass, which came out to $85 & we never received the tastings we were told were included with our stay. Overall, this has been a terrible experience. Between the uncomfortable room, broken AC, lack of guests/staff on the property, and being denied the complimentary tasting we were promised, I would not recommend staying here. Do not let the 4.6 rating fool you.

Great people, great customer service, great vehicles! Ask for Thomas! Five star!!!!!read more

Came here for a concert at the mid state fair this year. The space is huge! The concerts are held…read moreinside the fair and can take some time to find, so go early. It seems like the concert space is normally an animal space, as it's all dirt. They actually allow you to book seats that are directly next to the stage, but not facing the stage. I was really disappointed. We ended up finding seats in a different section to sit in. The event itself was great, but the concert set-up could be improved for sure.

Great evening! Attended a soft opening of the new restaurant Melo Mela at Bianchi Winery. Fantastic…read morecombination of food and wines. New Chef Gregg and his fabulous menu paired Bianchi Wineries Todd Weiher's wine making is unbelievable. The staff stepped up to the sold out event. Family style seating was enjoyed by all. Stay tuned for more up coming events. Best experience ever in Paso!

Such a fun winery for families. We read that this winery is really kids friendly. It was our last…read morestop and our toddler had so much fun. There's a huge pond with huge beautiful koi fish. If you go inside, just ask for fish food. They give one little cup to each person (so they don't get over fed). It's plenty enough. Our toddler enjoyed feeding them. There's no barrier or gate or anything between the patio and pond, so make sure you watch your toddler! As for the wines, we did a tasting and I honestly can't remember because Bianchi was our 3rd winery. I drank so much already and was buzz. My husband bought 2 bottles, at least I can try them at home now. They also had a pizza vendor. We also ordered a charcuterie board. Super fun winery for kids!

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.

Scarlett Cougar discovered Villa San Juliette through the Pleasant Valley Wine Trail Twilight…read moreTasting -- and afterward completely understood why people speak so highly of the property. There's something wonderfully romantic about a winery that still feels connected to gathering, celebration, and genuine hospitality instead of simply "wine service." Learning more about Villa San Juliette's beautiful estate and welcoming atmosphere left such a lovely impression. I also love seeing wineries that continue contributing to the collaborative, community-centered spirit Paso Robles wine country is known for. Looking forward to future events and hopefully experiencing Villa San Juliette in person one day soon.

My party of 4 argued it's French, Spanish, or Italian...but despite the right answer or if all…read morethree, you'll be transported. That my friends, is my favorite of all experiences. Owned by Nigel Lythgoe & Ken Warwick (American Idol, So You Think You Can Dance), they sometimes will make an appearance. But this is first class, and you'll feel a little like a celebrity by enjoying it here (and you could add British to the argument). It was 75 degrees with a cool breeze -- delightful. We shared a bottle of Rose Grenache while scarfing down some burgers and fries. Is that not perfect, or what? Smashburger & Fries [$25, 4.0 stars] -- I'd say, really good but not great. It was a 6 oz burger patty, not very smashed. Experts would say it should be 2 thin patties, smashed with crispy edges. Still, it stood on its own, was good, and the fries were devine. So, if you are reading this review of mine, what are you waiting for? Go already.