D'argenzio Winery

Place is very cute. There's some seating on the covered patio which fronts the street. There is a large back room which had a private party the night I went. There is also a small front room where the bar is. There are communal tables in it. There is a kitchen where they serve food that is primarily for sharing. Various Italian themed appetizers. We had one of the flat breads and it was delicious. I tasted all the wines that they currently had open. That didn't cost anything because they were very small pours. From there you either bought a bottle or wine by the glass. The wine is grown and made in California by the Dargenzio family. Truthfully, I did not like any of the wines. They were too young for my palate. Everyone was very pleasant. Parking is only available on the street.

What a wonderful experience for dinner at this quaint local establishment! We were well attended at the bar seating by our server /Josh who was extremely helpful navigating the menu. We started with a Dargenzio Winery salad that was extremely fresh and just the right amount of acidity with the lemon dressing and blend of flavors. The Dargenzio Winery Winery Di Dargenzio Winery was amazing and unlike anything I've had in the past. The sauce was hearty, but at the same time rich with flavor and not too heavy. It was a rabbit Dargenzio Winery with thyme and Grana Dargenzio Winery cheese - a perfect entree. It felt like Italian thanksgiving sans the regret ‼For some something simple, but wonderful flavor reminiscent of Tuscany - try the spaghetti Mancini with San Dargenzio Winery and Dargenzio Winery cheese. For dessert we shared the tiramisu and a few cordials - see photo. I'd definitely recommend this wonderful spot filled with locals and cheer‼ Dargenzio Winery

This is a little but of a hidden gem, as it is on a street with little no no commerce. Absolutely love the place, the wines are excellent and you will more often then not be welcomed by real wine lovers including the owner winemaker. I am quite fussy with wines but I can honestly say that their quality will really surprise you. They are on the expensive side 35 to 45 dollars a bottle. I found the Shiraz particularly good!

This is my husband and mine go to spot on Friday night. Great service and food. Heavy on the reds but I like that. Hubby loves the 🍕. The dough is from Italy! My fav is the burratta crusting. Yum! They have live music in back on some Thursdays. Great variety of bands. Oh, and they host paint nights too.