My favorite little bar area in the park.its the best place to grab a beer and have a seat in a quiet area to escape the crowds on a busy day. they have a solid selection of craft beers and some good wines. This is definitely the spot to go if you're looking for a drink and a place to relax.

My boyfriend is a key holder and we got to experience the new magic key terrace. It was a beautiful escape and intimate in the middle of DCA. We order the sliders 🍔 so delicious. The pickled onions paired so well with the sliders.

Good variety of food and great live music.

We ordered online which made things fairly quick and easy. It was a bit busy but having the time between placing our order and pickup we were able to walk and check out other stuff. Once you place your order you are given a time window for pick up and will receive an alert, click "I am here" head to the counter and pick up your goodies. Grilled cheese and tomato soup were yummy, smaller tasting than they were during the regular food and wine events but that just means more room for other goodies! Had a glass of one of my favorites, Rose Regale. Sonoma Terrace has a great variety of alcohol and non alcoholic beverages. Beautiful view, all outdoor, clean, Covid safe seating. Employees super nice and helpful as s always.

A great break from typical restaurant experience at the theme park. Catering towards adults ala a California winery vibe. Beer and wine served. Lots of picnic seating, with lots of umbrellas and other shade from a long trellis with hanging vegetation. In two days of visits here this was my favorite spot. Restaurant also served meatball sandwiches and pretzels.

What a great place to stop and grab a drink in between lines! The people who work here are so funny and kind. Wine was yummy and the hazy IPA is refreshing on a hot day at the park. So excited we discovered this gem right by Wine Country!

Located in Disneys California adventure where many adults come to get a drink or 2 trust me it's good craft beer but its pricey at least for certain alcoholic beverages such as the the velvet glove which ranges from 12$ but if you want to go with something just as strong my recommended choice is the Brother thelonious which is about 9-10$

Perfect place to relax away from the crowd and enjoy some wine with your meal. I've been to two of the wine festivals they have during the Summers and they are great. During the festivals, they have classes to teach you about how each wine is made, how to taste it, and how to enjoy it with different types of foods. They even had some specific beers there as well.

I stuggled between 4 stars and 3. So they have a nice selection of beer. I cant say much about the food cause they never have any for some reason. I only had the pretzel and cheese because that's the only thing available. They have shaded seating and its one of the best places to see the Paint the Night Parade!

We got the paint the night package and holy moly was it worth it. The food was fresh, tasty, and just enough to fill you up for the parade, and the seats were the absolute best view. You get a table to yourself with no viewing obstructions, and the people in the parade cater to your side because there's nowhere to stand or sit on the other side of that portion of the road. It allows for some awesome pictures since the characters all turn towards you.

2/5 Got a drink and a pretzel before hopping off to world of color. Pretzel was dry and hard so for sure get the cheese sauce to go with it. The cocktail was pretty fun and tasty but a tiny bit on the boozy side. It's honestly not worth the stop unless you're desperate or if you're just already here.

I guess for a theme park it’s OK, but they really didn’t have a very good selection of wine, which is surprising, considering they are supposed to be representative of NAPA wineries. The food was pretty good, but the service was a little lacking. It just didn’t feel like it was friendly.