4 Best Wineries In San Gabriel

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1. Fleming's Steakhouse - Pasadena

4.6

Exceptional(1478)

Price: Very Expensive

• Winery • Pasadena

Booked 45 times today

Fleming's Steakhouse - Pasadena is a standout destination for Wine Bar enthusiasts seeking a truly remarkable dining experience. Nestled in the heart of Pasadena, this establishment is celebrated for its "exemplary service" and "spectacular" food that consistently exceeds expectations. The extensive and well-curated wine list is a highlight, perfectly complementing the expertly prepared dishes. Diners are often impressed by the "warm and festive ambiance" that enhances any special occasion, from birthdays to anniversaries. Numerous reviews praise the attentive staff, who go "above and beyond" to ensure a memorable evening. For wine lovers craving authenticity and quality, Fleming’s is a must-visit delight.

2. Dunsmoor

4.8

Exceptional(994)

Price: Very Expensive

• Winery • Eagle Rock

Booked 77 times today

Nestled in the heart of Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, Dunsmoor is redefining Californian cuisine with its innovative approach to American heritage cooking. Renowned for its "spectacular" dishes, every plate is a testament to Chef Brian Dunsmoor's dedication to authenticity and flavor. The restaurant’s focus on open fire cooking infuses each dish with a depth of flavor that has diners raving, "the food was incredible" and "one of the best meals in Los Angeles." With a menu that evolves yet consistently delivers perfection, Dunsmoor offers a culinary experience that is both "innovative and memorable," making it a must-visit for any Californian cuisine enthusiast.

3. PROPAGANDA

4.9

Exceptional(78)

Price: Moderate

• Winery • Arts District

Booked 9 times today

Nestled in the vibrant Arts District of Los Angeles, Propaganda stands out as a beacon of authentic Pizzeria cuisine, serving up the delightful Pinsa Romana. Diners rave about the "fantastic pizza and wine place" that features an "amazing selection of wines" and a "crispy, thin crust" that is simply unparalleled. The culinary experience is elevated with their unique toppings, like the spicy salame with black truffle honey, which one reviewer declared as an "unexpected delight." Propaganda's commitment to quality is evident in every bite, making it a "hidden gem" that promises an exceptional dining experience, perfect for pizza lovers seeking true Italian authenticity.

4. Wife and the Somm

4.7

Exceptional(18)

Price: Moderate

• Winery • Highland Park

Booked 11 times today

Nestled in the heart of Glassell Park, Wife and the Somm is a charming neighborhood bistro that invites you to indulge in a world of culinary delights and exquisite wines. Step inside and be greeted by a warm and inviting ambiance, where the aroma of fresh, seasonal ingredients fills the air. The ivy-covered walls and cozy interior create a sense of intimacy, while the spacious patio and front courtyard offer a delightful al fresco dining experience.Husband-and-wife team Chris and Christy Lucchese, passionate about food and wine, have curated a menu that showcases their love for fresh, locally sourced produce and expertly paired wines. Their ever-evolving seasonal offerings feature an array of shareable plates, from handmade pastas and charcuterie boards to roasted baby beets with whipped feta and toasted almonds. Each dish is a testament to their culinary artistry, designed to tantalize your taste buds and complement the carefully selected wines.

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1. Fleming's Steakhouse - Pasadena

2. Dunsmoor

3. PROPAGANDA

4. Wife and the Somm

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