Spacious winery with beautiful barn and wrap-around deck offers a welcoming atmosphere filled with live music that encourages dancing. Large grassy areas provide space for families and friends to relax and enjoy the outdoors. The vibe is lively and down-to-earth, resembling a family-run hometown shop.
An open grass area lets kids run freely while adults sit nearby. The space feels comfortable and welcoming for toddlers and their families.
Baked garlic sourdough bread bowls filled with Brie cheese stand out here. The Brie-filled cheese bread offers a hot, rich taste perfect for sharing.
"The winery staff, especially Alyssa and Ray, are so welcoming and knowledgeable."
"You have to try the brie filled cheese bread."
"It's so kid friendly, with an open grass area for them to run."
Good to know
Rene performs regularly; check the schedule for specific dates.
James offers special port education and barrel tastings on select days.
The winery hosts events in the barn, which can get busy.
Italian restaurant offers an open kitchen concept with warm, dim lighting creating a cozy, elegant atmosphere. The space feels relaxed and quiet, with well-spaced tables enhancing comfort. Reservations are often necessary due to popularity.
A kids menu offers options like a delicious kids' meatball. The setting welcomes families and suits celebrations with children.
Warm baskets of fresh, crusty bread arrive quickly, often with a roasted garlic olive oil dip. Bread refills come without delay, keeping the table stocked.
Good to know
Making reservations is essential to avoid a three-and-a-half-hour wait.
Dinner for two is available for $60 on couple nights, Monday and Tuesday.
Expect long wait times if you arrive without a reservation.
Large dining area offers ample seating with USB ports on every table for charging devices. Atmosphere feels upbeat and positive but can be heavy with cooking smells inside. Drive-thru option adds convenience uncommon for Mediterranean spots.
Christian staff create a welcoming atmosphere for families. Kids enjoy sharing the Chicken Kabob plate and drink delicious milkshakes while adults have beverages.
Pita bread comes soft and fresh, served alongside dishes like hummus and gyro plates. It pairs well with feta and pickled turnips for a flavorful bite.
Good to know
Cali Kabob has a convenient drive-thru for quick orders.
Prices are reasonable, especially for family packs that cost $10 less than competitors.
Happy hour offers discounted prices on select menu items.
Farmers market offers local produce, diverse food vendors, and a playground for children. The atmosphere is upbeat and lively, attracting many families and shoppers. It features a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, and specialty items.
Many families bring their kids here, making it lively with lots of children around. A playground offers a spot for kids to play while adults shop.
Artisan bread stands out with its fresh, local quality. Many options include fresh herbs, seasonings, and other baked goods alongside local meat and granola.
Good to know
Parking can be challenging; consider arriving early.
The market features a variety of local produce, baked goods, and specialty items.
Many vendors offer gluten-free and dairy-free options.
Small, family-run Italian deli with cozy atmosphere and authentic European vibe. Casual setting with limited seating, often busy with a friendly, welcoming energy. Offers high-quality Italian goods and sandwiches that draw a steady crowd.
Kids enjoy the Campini Special and the paninis. Even picky toddlers eat the pasta salad. Some sandwiches could use more consistent flavor for kids.
Fresh bread comes soft and full of flavor, never hard or tough. Sandwiches feature lightly toasted bread that holds up well with plenty of meat and homemade dressings.
Good to know
Seating is limited, so you might want to be ready to eat in your car.
Expect a wait time during peak hours, especially on weekends.
I found parking to be difficult because of how busy the place gets.
Large indoor and outdoor seating areas create an open dining environment with a self-serve sauce station offering options like garlic sauce and mango chili. The atmosphere is casual with a mix of family-friendly energy and a focus on authentic Middle Eastern flavors. Food portions tend to be smaller, but the juicy kabobs and flavorful wraps stand out as highlights.
Kids enjoy the food here, especially the famous chicken kabob rice plate. The falafel wrap offers a tasty option for sharing.
Fresh, soft pita bread comes with meals like the falafel platter and grilled meat dishes. The bread often shares the spotlight with sides like hummus and rice, making it a key part of the meal.
Good to know
Parking can be challenging in Old Town, so arrive early.
The restaurant offers an easy online ordering service.
Portion sizes are generous, making it a good value.
Saloon Wild West decor sets a unique atmosphere with live music enhancing energy, especially on weekends. Outdoor seating offers a pleasant view when weather permits. The place fills up, becoming busy and loud, creating a lively dining experience.
Kids enjoy the cowboy burger and the OG burger, both tasty and satisfying. The menu includes kid-friendly options alongside hearty dishes like clam chowder.
Warm bread arrives with seasoned butter melting on top. Fresh baked bread accompanies dishes like blistered burrata and comes served promptly with cold water.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Parking is scarce and can cost up to $50, so plan ahead.
A $55 cover charge per person applies on special event nights.
Western decor sets a casual steakhouse tone with small bar area and mirrors reflecting TVs for good viewing. Atmosphere varies from noisy and crowded to more inviting with lower music levels. Large parties face challenges due to limited space and close tables.
Kids get generous cheeseburger meals with fries that satisfy even adults. The place offers birthday treats like big ice cream glasses and shared desserts such as chocolate molten lava cake. The menu includes options like baby back ribs and parmesan encrusted chicken suitable for children.
Warm, fresh bread stands out here. It pairs well with the Shrimp Lobster soup bowl, adding a satisfying touch.
Good to know
The restaurant does not take reservations, so expect longer wait times.
Wait times can reach up to two hours during peak hours.
Lunch specials cost around $30 for two people.
Bright bakery with freshly baked bread and light, airy pastries draws a steady crowd. Music plays loudly, creating a lively but sometimes noisy atmosphere. Shelves often run low on items, reflecting high demand for quality sweet breads and cakes.
Kids get to pick their own snacks and find their favorites easily. Bathroom access requires a code, and kids sometimes have to wait in a long line to go first.
Freshly made bread comes out of the oven regularly, ensuring soft texture and top notch quality. Staff often bring bread directly to customers, including special items like garlic bread.
Good to know
Free goodies were available during the soft opening on September 20th-22nd.
The grand opening is scheduled for September 20th.
Expect long lines during busy hours, especially on weekends.