Bloodlust Winebar

It took us almost 2 hours to drive here from San Diego, but was totally worth it. We made a reservation one day before and got there on time. As you approach the place, you see it’s totally different than anything else around it. As soon as you walk in, you are transport into a different world with light breeze coming from outside and really artistic Energy inside. I had a glass of Grenache rosé and was very interesting, unlike any other rose I’ve ever had before. Food we ordered was delicious too, and coffee was great. Staff were so nice and accommodating and places had great vibes. Would love to go back!!!

Amazing wine bar that also serves delicious cocktails. It is located in the heart of Valle de Gudalupe. The place got a cool design. The food looked pretty good, although I did not try it yet. Next time!

A very unique place with all the alien looking architecture and lights which is beautiful. Recommend to visit at night time. DJ is a bit extremely loud indoors but somehow it works well with vibe. The food is fine,(the tamale was super good.) the wine is good , and the people who work there are super friendly and nice. If you are around this area then it is worth visiting at least once. (Go with reservation otherwise will wait a bit around the dinner time)

The architecture and art was incredible and stands out from the otherwise lovely environment, Above average. Staff were friendly, drinks, wine, appetizers were great. We had a cheese plate, rose on this hot August afternoon, and a "Problemas en el Paraiso". Music was great. Would definitely do it again. The only complaint was the Palestinian flag out front which is overly political and exclusive rather than INclusive, a bit off at a wine bar. We almost left without giving the place a chance. The owners should reconsider making that statement, particularly when they host music festivals, if you know what I mean. Pretty ironic.

This place definitely must be visited if you are in the Villa de Guadalupe! We visited it on Monday around 7.00 pm. We were seated right away. The service was excellent! Amazing atmosphere! The food and drinks were pretty good! Highly recommend

Reservations definitely recommended. It was a rainy off-season day so we didn’t think it would be busy, but it sure was. They got us in right away, but they let us know they needed the table at a certain time which I thought was totally fair. We came for the architecture which was as beautiful as expected. The vibe was a little more club-like than I expected, but I didn’t dislike it. The cocktails were top tier. I thought as a wine bar they would have wine flights or something but I didn’t see that on the menu. Since it was loud and busy we didn’t ask about it. Food was enjoyable, we had the shrimp gnocchi and ribs. I thought the portion size of the gnocchi was slightly small for the price. Parking was plentiful. Service was good, staff were a little more brusque and business-like than other places we’ve been but still very professional and knowledgeable. Dog friendly too!

We went there during lunch. We ordered margaritas and bread and butter. The margaritas were so tasty we ordered another round. While it is considered a wine bar, I think the hot tip is to order the cocktails! The warm focaccia bread was so good with what seemed like homemade butter with salt. I loved the architecture, music and the overall vibe of this place, it was intoxicating in itself. Reservations recommended, if not required.

Stopped in to grab a cocktail, snack, and to hear some music. The space is str8 out of Architecture Digest, the specific night was Cumbia Night, the DJ had the vibes right, the staff was friendly. Great space if you’re looking for some good energy in the valle.