Dog Friendly Restaurants Yorkville

“My partner and I had a delightful time visiting Le Vin. It has an extremely cozy/family feel, so if you are looking for something that feels "upscale", look elsewhere. The food we were served with our wine was almost as delicious as the wine itself. Le Vin has gorgeous views and is super dog-friendly. Highly recommended if you're in the area.“

“Yorkville Cellars has our favorite wines of Anderson valley. If you are are planning to be in Anderson Valley you should not miss this winery. We were fortunate to be guided by Eoin who was very well informed. We loved all the wines especially the Semillion and the Richard The Lion Heart blend.“

“I've passed by this cute coffee shop whenever I make trips to Ukiah/Upper Lake, and finally decided to drop by on the way back to the Bay Area. I definitely needed some caffeine for the road! I like supporting local businesses and it seems like they make excellent drinks. This coffee & tea shop also sells crystals and a few other merch. It's a very cozy and earthy vibe which I like. I ordered a 12oz iced matcha latte with oat milk. Total came out to $7.50 including tip and extra cost for oat milk. I can tell the quality of the matcha was more premium grade. I'd choose this over a Starbucks matcha any day. I didn't need to add any sweetener and it tasted delicious as is! Fast service & beautiful presentation, maybe next time I'll try the other matcha series.“

“CampovidaRemember tending to the overgrowth and unearthing the soils who would sprout into the gardens we now walk each season.Waking early to bake for visitors; mist still clinging to vines and heat soon breaking through—handing out love by noon.Shared many meals under starlight, clinked glasses of fermentation beneath the moon; witnessed the change in grapes and leaves after sleep.Spreading the bounty of every month, harvesting a home; taking note of the old oak’s growth.Walked gently and laughed loudly. Gathered tomatoes and blackberries, wild flowers and lavender—familiar bees cloaked in pollen.Land who speaks and providesfertile fields of life.“

“I came two times last year to this brewery. I had so much fun the first time with family, that on my next trip up, I knew I had to bring my friend as well. The place is huge, plenty of parking, plenty of space for everyone, kids, dogs, food trucks, bands, dancing. They have great beer on tap, the people are locals and super chill to visitors from out of town and we just had a blast both times. We played games and hanged out inside and outside and walked around, they have so much to do and it's so laid back at the same time. I wish I lived closer, I would be here a lot.“

“The Pig place couldn't seat us because they had one server so they suggested the Stick Farm and I'm SO GLAD they did because it was fantastic! Had the pepperoni pizza and the Blanc de Blanc! Delish!! Fabulous service. Hopland is a cute little town and we promise to come back stay at the Inn at Stock Farm. Just stopping' through!“

“We had the pleasure of coming here from a coast trip and we had a blast tasting with Carlos! He has so much knowledge of the place! He is more on the olive oil side (his words) ? I don’t know much of either, but he knew a good deal about the wines as well. The grounds are nice and the big warehouse is a great spot for all the goods and events. We will definitely be back soon!“

“Hopland Tap is housed in a building that has been around since the 1880s. It is a cute little bar. The bartender was very nice--he loves his job and where he lives--in the little town of Hopland (he is a happy Bay Area transplant). The alcohol and the food prices are very reasonable--especially if you live in the Bay Area.I love the ambiance. There is lots to look at. There's a wild pig head high on the wall that would probably freak out my vegetarian friends, but it is a taste of the history of Mendocino County. (When I used to roam the hills decades ago, I ran into some wild pigs, and they weren't very friendly). There is a 420 speed limit sign that looks kinda Hippy Redneck--look at the picture I posted and see if you agree.Hopland Tap is a place to go with friends--there's a beer garden under some hops. There's even a lending library to borrow or bring books you no longer want. They have a machine to can the draft beer you want to take home.I feel a little embarrassed because I drank some of my drafted local cider, and my share of a half pound of garlicky shrimp for $13.50 before I remembered to take a photo to share. Darn!Remember to stop by if you are driving by on the 101.You can check out their website for current activities.“

“Hopland is such a quaint place, yet the businesses have to deal with a freeway roaring through town. This one competes in the best possible way, by being excellent even though they may never see their customers again. Respect. And I plan to go back.“