San Antonio Winery

We had so much fun. Took the tour and our guide was knowledgeable and funny. We were the only ones there for the guide, even better, so I would recommend going during the week. I believe the tours are 12 - 3 on the hour. They have a ton of parking so that's not an issue. They have a private room to rent that is adorable and secluded enough for a very private feel. There menu is authentic Italian and extremely reasonably priced. The atmosphere alone is worth the price.
We stuck around for our tour guide to give us a free wine tasting. He was so helpful and really listened to our likes and dislikes. It's free, so don't forget to tip him something.
All in all, great atmosphere, family run (in a good way), reasonable pricing, multiple uses for this winery. In my opinion, you have got to go here at least once.

I've been to this restaurant a few times. The place is very nice and clean, parking is not a problem, the wine tasting is great. The only thing is the food, the few things I've tried I have not enjoy too much.

You can actually take a tour around this working, family run winery just outside downtown Los Angeles. A nice place for big or small family get-togethers and little wine and dines. The historic winery has various paraphernalia on display and makes for an interesting outing for the family or for out of town guests.

This is a great place and it is kind of weird that a winery exists within the downtown area. It is a family owned establishment. Great place to head out on the weekends or when the weather is right. They have an outside seating area as well as inside. Great food, and great service. You can always join and get a newsletter about events that occur at the winery.

One of the last remaining Los Angeles wineries, the San Antonio Winery is located in a suspicious industrial area of L.A. But do not be fooled- the shady exterior is no reflecion of the gorgeous interior of the winery and restaurant. The interior features very high wooden ceilings and a farmhouse appeal. Free guided tours provide inside information on the family business and its origins; the tour guides are knowledgeable and friendly. The winery is available for rent for private occasions; a professional chapter meeting I attended was very private and warm, with great service and food. The restaurant is highly regarded, though its lunch offerings are cafeteria-style and not quite as nice as the full-service dinner. The store offers many unique specialty food items as well as samples of its wine. A very unique and special opportunity in L.A.

Only true winery in Los Angeles. There is a lot of tradition here. Recommend the tour. The tasting bar is really cool - they serve both thier own wines and other wines they enjoy and want other to try. The owners have a real passion for the wine business, Los Angeles and thier winery.

Fun place to visit on the weekend. Tours and tasting. I was a little disappointed with the restaurant which feels like a cafeteria more than a restaurant. I guess I was hoping for a bistro or something?