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“we just happened to stop in on a trip home from the Sierra's and OMG are we glad we did! The pot pies are amazing. Really unique. We prefer the Indian versions. The berry pies and desserts are great. The store has ALOT of merchandise as well. Very worth a stop!“

“I use to belong to about 20 wine clubs the last couple years I've dropped them all but this one. First and what's most important in a winery is great wine. Next the staff is awesome. The ambience is great. Not as opulent as some of the Sonoma/Napa/ Paso Robles tasting rooms but beautiful grounds to enjoy a fabulous glass of their wine. But top of my list is the Family , my beautiful friend Kathy the matriarch, her daughter Jorja, and always smiling son-in law Kyle make you feel like you are part of their family. Even when medical issues made me quit drinking wine for a while I kept my membership and gifted wine to friends. This will always be a keeper for me.“

“Intercoastal Winery is the diamond in the rough! A must visit when in the Lodi area. The wines are superbly crafted by the wine maker (Mitch) and the front of the house is run by Rochelle who is warm, friendly and knowledgeable. The staff makes you feel like your home with friends .The Chardonnay is flavorful and buttery, this one changed my mind about whites! You definitely cannot go wrong with any of their reds.“

“Very nice place for a wine tasting on a lazy winter’s afternoon. A three-piece band was playing music outdoors as we arrived, which was a nice, unexpected touch. There were five of us and we sat at a wrought iron table with wrought iron chairs that rocked back & forth - how fun! Our wine tasting consisted of six wines. All six were very good, but that didn’t stop us from comparing and contrasting each sip that the five of us took. It made for a very enjoyable late afternoon as the sun dropped low in the February sky. As we closed the place down, we purchased several bottles of our favorite wines from that day. We’ll definitely be back.“

“Love trying new Mexican places and this one had good reviews. Service was great. No complaints there. Rice and enchilada sauce/gravy lacked flavor & salsa could have been hotter, but otherwise, decent. I know some don't like hot salsa, so I understand. Would go back if we're in the area.“

“Was craving a really healthy delicious salad and Gypsy Bistro had just what we were looking for. The crab cakes were so delicious as well. I couldn’t stop eating my husband grits made from polenta! Yummy!Jenny was our server and she was amazing!“

“We had a complete blast tasting wine with host, Brennan last Tuesday, 1-30-24. My wife's favorite was the best, most balanced semi-sweet white I've ever had called Vorganger, and mine was the Old Ghost. Of course we had to join their wine club! Thanks for a perfect time, Brennan! Klinker Brick is a great place to experience Lodi wine - my favorite wine in the world!“

“We loved photographing at Durst Winery for our wedding couple in September. The weather was nice, the venue was beautiful and the owners are so amazingly sweet. One of our favorite venues and would love to come back and photograph more love here. If you're looking for an outdoor venue in the central valley, this is it!“

“breakfast was very good. I aways order my eggs over medium, came out perfect, only the cook to do that since I ate at tino's in Marina before the shut down. Our waiter was fantastic, didn't get his name. looking forward to many more good meals at this place“

“My husband and I went for a little drive out of the norm to find some spot different to eat at. We ended up here at Georges in Lockeford. I was hesitant about the menu because it was pretty basic. But the food turned out to be pretty good. The waiter/hostess was super friendly and checked on our table periodically.... I would not mind coming back here.“

“Old world style elegant and nuanced wines in Lodi !! I did not know that till I met John and Lisa at Prie this weekend.They grow/source a number of European grape varietals like Dornfelder (Germany), Teroldego (Italy), Alicante Bouschet (Spain) besides the staples of Lodi area like Syrah, Barbera, Zin. What makes the wines very special is the philosophy of wine making - minimalist. The wines are not bold or jammy. They are subtle, balanced and complex.John and Lisa are also wonderful and kind human beings who care a lot about the world. I got to know them in a leisurely chat on a warm afternoon. The tasting area is a a calm soothing place, just to have such conversations with friends and family while sipping some vino.Highly recommend if you love old world style wines.“