The Barn at Cielo Farms

"Went on a gorgeous, sunny Sat for a few hours to enjoy a huge selection of wine - cheese/veggie/cracker boards and the BEST marg pizza around!!! Had very attentive service and multiple picturesque views. Easy valet parking."

"$50 each for a flight of 4 wines (2oz each) for tasting and they give you a paper menu and serve them all at once to take back to your table. It’s also $35 per group on the weekends just to enter the property. No table service, we did have to wait in line to get wine. The views are nice if you get here early and get a decent table at the cliff edge. The staff were nice but the crowd was pretty rowdy and loud, if that’s your thing personally. If we came back I’d opt for a bottle instead, and on a weekday, I’m sure it’s much more chill."

"Pathetic. The seating is cheap woven lawn chairs on old turf. The only seats with a "view" are reserved for members, when you make a " reservation" beforehand all that grants is access all the tables are first come first serve so there is a chance you get a bar stool with a table just wide enough for your "charcuterie board" which just so happens to be a premade cardboard box from Erehwon with a handfull of grapes 4 slices of salami and 4 slices of prosciutto and some cheese and 2 packs of crackers for the bargain price of $50. The wine is quite good but i cannot stress this enough not worth the price. The white rabbit flight consists of 2 okay whites a mediocre rose and a bland red for $50 The second flight was a not so good rose a decent white and two good reds for $60 I wouldn't pay more than $20 a bottle for any of the wines I tried regardless of what they say they are worth it's all location upcharge."

"Wow. Stunning! Completely beautiful winery/wedding venue. 360 degree views. Glasses of wine range from around $18-$30. Bottles $65-$130."

"Gorgeous views, great ambiance, very pleasant and welcoming staff. We didn’t like the wines though and the cheese and meat plate was a little low budget too - it came out of the fridge already prepared and was a little skimpy."