Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Destination Temecula Wine Tours

Rating: You Should Go

Our anniversary weekend ended with a wine tour of 3 Temecula wineries through Destination Temecula.  There were a lot of options for tours, but we chose this one because it offered a more scenic ride to the wineries and it was more intimate (only 15 people in our group).  The tour started around 1pm with a pretty quiet

Baily's Restaurant in Old Town Temecula, CA

Rating: You Should Go

On our anniversary weekend, we had dinner at Baily's Restaurant in Old Town Temecula.  This is a very complicated restaurant.  There's a fine dining section, the part actually called Baily's, which is upstairs.  There's a night club called Eleven that opens after 10pm on Friday and

Hampton Inn and Suites in Temecula, CA

Rating: You Should Go

On our one year anniversary, we decided to take a short trip to Temecula.  We stayed at Hampton Inn and Suites for a night.  It was not the cheapest option ($130 a night) but it was very nice.  The room was very clean and had

The Glockenspiel Restaurant in Mt. Angel, OR


Rating: You Might Like It

Mt. Angel is a little German community in Oregon.  It's a fun place just to take a stroll, but we happened on it while there was a little festival going on.  There were old cars and a live brass

K-R Drive Inn in Oakland, OR

Rating: You Should Go

Just off the I-5, there is a beat-up looking Drive-In that serves some amazing ice cream.  If you're traveling North, you'll see the tall sign to the left.  Take the Rice Hill exit to the right and it

Saturday Market in Salem, OR

Rating: You Should Go

The Salem Saturday Market may not seem like much, but it is a lot of fun on a Saturday morning.  The market caters to local growers and producers.  Coming from California, we were impressed by how environmentally

Williamette Valley Fruit in Salem, OR

Rating: You Should Go

While in Oregon, we passed several signs that advertised pick-your-own berries for $1 a pound.  Having grown up in the suburbs and never picked any berries of our own, we couldn't pass up the experience or the deal.  We went to the Williamette Valley Fruit Company's new building in Salem, OR.