Today was the second time that I have visited Sweetzer's Cellars. The owners of the wine tasting…read morebusiness are so pleasant, and knowledgeable. The way that they have the wine tasting set up is so inviting and relaxing. My daughter and her mother had such a good time today!! Would totally recommend this business to anyone!! I can't wait to go back for a third visit!!

I don't know the name of the woman with the short bob haircut, that is tall, older, that works at…read moreSweetzer. However, I found her very blatantly rude and unnecessarily condescending. One of the many examples is when I asked her if one of the specific Pinot Noir bottles was made in oak or steel and she said Pinot Noir is never made in steel she said "of course it's made in oak." She actually shook her head no like a scolding adult and said "never ever in steel." "Not Pinot Noir never." And "no, no no" over and over again as if she wanted people to hear how smart she was while degrading my statement. She didn't stop with his incessant and dramatic no until I looked at her questioning her own knowledge of her own industry. She finally stopped with her bobble head when she could tell I thought she was full of $hit. She finally mustered out a pathetic: "At least I don't think so." Who the heck on earth is so condescending and rude to someone about a subject they're not sure on....only crappy, unhappy people. I've been to Napa approximately 30+ times and I've been to many wineries, including a large number of luxury wineries, and her story wasn't checking out. It's such negative and draining energy to be around someone that has to try to act like they're better than someone else, especially when they're wrong and insecure about their own knowledge. She was talking down because she's not a genuinely nice person AND to overcompensate for her lack of knowledge. It was also hilarious because there is a winery in Santa Barbara, in her own backyard, that makes a Pinot Noir in steel. She doesn't even know her own local competition, nonetheless non-local competition. There are other wineries that make Pinot Noir in steel as well. And many wineries ferment Pinot Noir in steel. People who are unnecessarily, rude and uneducated about their own product like her really have no place representing wineries. Nonetheless working at one. That is bad representation if she has any type of partnership or ownership in that winery. I actually had time to visit Sweetzer for an upcoming trip, however, 100% due to her service it's a no. If I had a positive experience, I would have.

Solid. The service was nice and the workers were efficient. Solid deal, you get bbq sauce, chips,…read moreand a sandwich. I got the BBQ tri tip sandwich. The meat was thinly sliced. Great establishment.

Spencer's Market in Orcutt is our go to in a pinch for Delicious Salads and Hot Deli Food! Great…read moreProduce and Meats and more! We USED to get their Half Chicken at the Deli, already cooked, Delicious, not cheap but worth it! The last year or so they must have gotten a new Bbq person, I've gotten home with the Chicken and it's Raw Inside? This has happened more than a few times? I Stopped buying it? The Owner needs to know this, Not Right, someone's going to get sick? I'll continue to go there, will buy other chicken , wings, they are fine! Other Hot Deli Food Delicious!

We saw a video on social media about the unique spot situated in Los Alamos and decided we had to…read morestop in! How cool that they carry so many ethnic products. It was really fun to check out all of the different options. Each of us left with something yummy to enjoy. They have quite a few items stocked on their shelves. I loved the toasted corn with tajin flavoring. If you're in the area, don't skip on this place. Parking is super easy too.

10/17/24 cf3.5* Los Alamos Grocery…read more General store in a very small town Los Alamos Friendly local store Good for coffee stop

Nice and clean. It's got a European/Germany market feel to it. The prices are very reasonable on…read moremost items and they always have specials going. Some brands you'll recognized and others might just become some of your new favorites. It's not a large grocery store at all. There is plenty of room to walk, push your cart if you use one, and check out is a breeze.

Where do I begin? The entire perimeter of the store is covered in disgusting stains and filth. All…read moretheir products are low quality, and overpriced. There isn't a single German working there, and they follow me around the store. They always have only 1 lane open, and make me wait in line. I like their Avacados

Very Well stocked mini mart with a good assortment of goods, snacks, and drinks. Neatly organized…read moreand good vibe.

Great store when Mr.Lee is present been a customer for 10 years plus, but there is a short…read moreCaucasian women who was very rude to my children and I, bossing them around as if they are her children, telling them they cant walk out the store with items that was already purchased making my 3 year old cry, I love the store but she is not a good hire.

This Lompoc Aldis is the worst. No matter what time, what day, only one checker for long lines…read more Obviously no manager on site and obviously no thought of consideration for customers. Just a cheap ass production. Never setting foot in this ghetto store again

Decent inside size wise and quality wise. They can't have everything. I didn't find bananas. Maybe…read moreit was my bad luck. Easy parking. Clean inside. Good. Customer service.. easy to get in and out from the main road..

The biggest and best 2-pound chile verde, carnitas, chicken or chile verde burritos you can find…read moreanywhere for $3.95. Add a soft drink and you're out the door for $5.00. Cheese in your burrito will set you back another .75 cents. There's no place to sit (it's a market) so you'll have to eat in your car or better yet, go eat at one of the parks in town. The burritos are big, filling and tasty, but they have a tendency to ......leak (but it's all good). I haven't tried any of their other specialties as I can't get past the burritos! Update 3/27/14:

Donnachadh Family Wines came highly recommended by some friends of ours and we were excited to…read moreexplore it on our next trip to Los Olivos. It's a nice little room and our pourer, Sam was excellent! Very friendly an knowledgable! The wines were of good quality, but didn't kick my butt. I preferred the wines at their sister winery Storm (and even more so, go to our favorite Holus Bolus around the corner)... but when you go to Los Olivos, you're never looking to taste at just one place... so definitely give Donnachadh a try!

We had a wonderful time here! Thanks to Sam for a fun and educational conversation about climates…read moreand clones, and to the whole team for making some truly excellent wine. We left with half a dozen bottles and a plan to return in March for their Gamay release.