Love this place its atmosphere the food, service, you can't go wrong. Lunch is great, they have a person singing and playing music. dinner is great, like cafeteria stile but waiter will carry your tray to your table and bring you your order when ready. Rib eye steak sandwich is awesome, salmon salad, pasta dishes the have desserts and don't forget your wine by glass or bottle

During a bus tour of LA we stopped for lunch at the San Antonio Winery. Because of the tour our menu choices were limited, but the offerings were still plentiful and delicious. I had the mushroom ravioli with creme sauce. Others around me were all thrilled with their choices and felt it was an excellent meal and very filling. The atmosphere is very casual and the dress of those in attendance ranged from jeans to business suits since it appears to be very popular with the surrounding businesses. The winery has a decent gift shop with a variety of items and a wide range of prices. A little something can be found for everyone including gifts for friends and family. The highlight, of course, is the wine. There is a complimentary tasting of three wines from their list. I prefer sweeter wines and purchased several different ones after sampling them; all at a very reasonable price. It is time and money well spent to visit, dine and sip (and buy) at the San Antonio winery.

I haven't eaten in a cafeteria since ....well....since High School! While the pictures posted here look nice, looks can be deceiving. I set a lunch date with a girlfriend of mine at this Winery because of hearing all the talk about the winery and because they sell my favorite Stella Rosa and Moscato DiAsti. Needless to say, I was very disappointed with the restaurant portion of the winery. I was not expecting to pick my food out of a line-up of pre-made dishes sitting on a counter behind glass as I slid my tray down a rail. The food was bland and old tasting and not at all what I expected from a family owned business. The winery on the other hand was not bad. I was able to taste a few samples and eventually picked a new bottle to take home. The Stella Rosa and Moscato are better priced at the winery then at Bevmo or some other place. This was definitely a plus but not to the point that I would make the extra effort to drive to L.A. to save a couple of bucks.