The Stonehaus

You order and pick up your food and beverage to sit outside or indoors. Outside has many seats with shades and even a cooling waterfall. A good place to be alone or with friends to spend the day.

I visited this place in the last week of December, and it was such a great experience. The atmosphere had amazing vibes, making it perfect for a relaxing outing. I loved the cozy and inviting ambiance. The wines were excellent, and the pizza was absolutely delicious—fresh, flavorful, and perfectly paired with the wine. It was a delightful way to wrap up the year!

This is a massive outdoor dining garden. With such a chill atmosphere and access to a small winery which makes it a great spot for a date or just casual dining. You can stroll through the garden and just be in awe of such scenic view. There’s also an inn located within the same area and another restaurant right next to it,reason why parking might be hard to find however it is worth it! Food is delicious and somehow simple but flavorful !!

Had an absolute blast celebrating a birthday here. They have a fantastic wine selection, coffee, food, live music and great vibes all around. It’s spacious and the staff were very welcoming, informative and hospitable. Must check out.

Everytime I’m in LA I tend to stop by Stonehaus. Such a great environment. I was lucky enough to enjoy live music during my recent visit. Pizzas and sandwiches are amazing. Great wine as always! Thank you so much for your kindness and service!

The wines are very good; they also serve beer, tea etc. The food is also lovely BUT you order at the counter and are given a buzzer then have to retrieve your order yourself. A sad downgrade from their pre COVID days when there was table service. 😢. Hence fewer stars.

The Stonehaus' property is setup beautifully with lots of outdoor seating. The atmosphere was very happening but the lines to order took a long time. It would be great if they had more stations to order from.

Very calm environment, you can sit as long as you want. Great vibe drinks and foods

Picturesque spot for a summer day date! We came on a Sunday afternoon and it was jam packed but the line for the outside bar moved really quickly. We ordered a glass of the stonehaus Chardonnay and a cab and a pepperoni sausage pizza. My cold Chardonnay was perfect for yesterday's warm weather. They gave us a buzzer for the pizza and we did a slow lap around the property and eventually found seating at a picnic table. The pizza took less than 20 mins and was delicious - I liked the thin chewy crust. The parking lot is big and if you can't find parking right next to stonehaus, you can park next to the hotel and restaurant next door.

A relatively cute place set in Westlake Village. Coming here feels like you've been transported to an area like Paso or Napa. I came here for a friend's birthday and had a great time. Although I'm not currently drinking, it was still nice to be able to hang out in one of the picnic tables set in between the vineyards. This place is kid and dog friendly, so expect to see both there. The food was mid, but not the worst. I would come back here if it was closer to hang out more often.

I would happily award Stonehaus a solid 5 stars for its delightful combination of a micro winery, restaurant, and expansive outdoor garden seating areas is so beautiful.This multifaceted venue offers a unique and enjoyable experience that is hard to come by. The micro winery is a standout feature, providing an intimate setting for wine enthusiasts to savor carefully crafted selections. The restaurant complements the wine offerings with a diverse menu, showcasing culinary expertise and a commitment to quality ingredients. The massive outdoor garden seating areas are a true highlight, creating a relaxed and inviting atmosphere.Its so beautiful recommended it for any celebration and special occasions are just to unwind.This is one of our favorite spots in town The lush surroundings add to the overall charm, making it a perfect spot to unwind with friends or enjoy a romantic evening. The thoughtfully designed space allows for ample social distancing, providing a safe and enjoyable environment. Live music on weekends adds another layer of vibrancy to Stonehaus.And October fest is celebrated here definitely recommending as well. The choice to host live performances enhances the overall ambiance, attracting a lively and trendy local crowd. The atmosphere is electric, making it a great destination for those seeking not just excellent food and wine but also a dynamic social experience. It has successfully become a favorite among locals, and I would highly recommend it for anyone looking to indulge in a lively and sophisticated setting.

Interesting setting. It's sort of like an upscale picnic with a wine bar. I didn't get anything to eat so I can't say anything about the food. There is a waterfall, very nice atmosphere, except for the screaming children. Everyone that had food seem to enjoy it. I tried two different types of wine and enjoyed them. I love the fact that there were tons of dogs. Well behaved dogs. Cannot say the same about the 5 or 6 children running about, ear piercing screams....not a good way to enjoy pricey wine. I doubt I will return. It truly seems like a place for families, not adults enjoying adult beverages. It's a place for families to enjoy adult beverages & let their children run wild.

Two stars strictly for ambiance, the outdoor seating is really nice lots of plants and places to sit. Aside from that the service is not great, I asked the cashier for gluten free cauliflower crust and he added the up charge for it to my total but I didn't realize until later after we got our food and ate that the pizza was in fact not cauliflower crust. Upon eating it I realized it was suspiciously akin to normal pizza crust but didn't think much of it until my stomach started hurting and I got nauseous later, which is always a reaction I get when I consume gluten. Luckily I'm non-celiac gluten sensitive so stomach pain and nausea is the only thing i experienced but this mistake could've been really harmful to someone who is celiac or has a more severe gluten allergy. Would not recommend if you have food sensitivities.

This place is improving on the vegan options. Once had a sandwich that was a bit dry and wine that was decent but not amazing. On my latest visit, I tried a Malbec that was absolutely perfect (I usually go for a Zinfandel). The real standout, though, was their farro salad. It was flawless--plenty of dressing, and the veggies made it both filling and perfectly balanced.

Cute place. I think I had their pinot and it was ok. Im that lazy American that wants table service. Also i dont want to get up and leave when having fun filled convos! Felt like i had to walk a gajillion to get to cashier/order... then go another gajillion opposite direction to get the food. It wasnt but it felt like it. Then i needed another glass but gave up. The vibes are cute though and Id come again if my friend invites me but she doesnt even drink wine. Lol

What a gorgeous place to have a nice glass of wine and food. The grounds are gorgeous. Soak in the sun and hear the soft sounds of music playing. I had the house Pinot and it was divine. The pizza is yummy. The chocolate cake was decadent. I will be coming back!

Been here many times over the years including yesterday. A little chilly and outside seating only so dress for the weather. I have to agree with other reviews. They are still operating from Covid days when they switched to plastic serving boxes and paper soup containers and no one serving you. Tables are dirty with birds walking all over them. Had to ask for a table wipe. Have to line up cafeteria style and order your food. Vegetarian Soup $7 my go to and did not disappoint. Everything else did. A little pricy, decent $14 tuna sandwich with nothing but a few chips added. We split it. My friends $9 chicken noodle soup ok. $3 soda. Little tip added for $40 bucks total for 2. Too much for for so little. Ho hum. I was surprised they added a LARGE tented stage area and ruined the quiet winery feel of the place. Giving it a commercial tacky feeling. Dogs allowed on patio and one peed all over the patio area under the table and drained into our path to leave. Then a couple dogs started to fight and bark at each other throughout our lunch. Yeah. Better places to go now in Thousand Oaks.

This was my first time visiting Stonehaus for a work end of yeah gathering. This location had plenty of space and different table options to sit at. Large tables, small, indoor, and outdoor. There was plenty of parking when I arrived at 4PM but it got much busier as the evening went on. There were several wine options and the pizzas were cooked well. All ordering is at the counters so no service at the table but there were people walking around to pick up empty glass or trash. The decorations for the Christmas Season were amazing. I'd be happy to visit again.

God, I wish I lived in Westlake Village! If I did, I'd hang out here all the time. This place is breathtakingly beautiful with string lights in abundance and fire pits sprinkled throughout the property. Ive only come here at night but I'd like to come during the day, specifically in spring when there are flowers blooming (one of the ladies I was with mentioned that it's gorgeous here in the spring ). The architecture is an homage to that in an Italian countryside, and reminds me of wineries I've gone to in Temecula. This is the perfect gathering place for holiday parties but is big enough that if you wanted to work remotely, there's ample space to do so as well in another part of the property. If you're looking for a new location for a work function to really wow your employees, please have an event here. A lot of parking is available but it's tricky knowing where to turn off of on Agoura Road. Look out for the big open fancy wooden gates that will lead you to the entrance of the restaurant once you turn left.

The HUGE outdoor patio is the star here. Only downside is that it gets really packed on the weekends and may be tough to find a table. Once you do, you can order drinks from the outside bar -- or for more options you can wait in the line for the indoor bar and also order food there. Same line for both --- so it was a bit long. Wish you could just order from the pizza area -- as their pies are damn good with a thin crust. Lots of dogs and kids (and I have to note that the dogs were better behaved than some of the kids whose woeful parents seem to think this is an unsupervised playground}. One star removed for the self service for food and drinks and the long waits -- but if you overlook that you'll have a good time with your group.

I was randomly at stonehaus and sitting with my friends, I kept thinking "this music is awesome, wouldn't it be cool if we had a live band". Lo and behold I turn around and it's been a live band this whole time!!!! Jose Garcia Musik was PHENOMENAL, PLEASE come experience it for yourself. He's here fridays. This post was in no way sponsored by Jose Garcia or his affiliates.

Stonehaus is part of my weekly lunch rotation. What to Order: The Chicken Brie sandwich is my favorite! The multigrain bread which is lightly toasted adds to the allure of this Sami. The grilled pear, is something I didn't even know I needed. Usually, my co-worker and I go 50/50 on the sandwiches. So we also order the Prosciutto, Fig & Goat Cheese Sandwich. Homemade fig jam, prosciutto, goat cheese, balsamic, caramelized onions, arugula, on a ciabatta roll. What to Drink: Any of their wines, hit the spot. The Blonde Ale is a good beer selection. Or go inside for a Whiskey on the rocks. When to Go: If you are looking for a crowd and some people watching, head out on the weekend. It's a mixture of singles, families, retirees, cyclist, and newbies to wine. If you're part of the Anti-Social Social Club, avoid the weekends and early mornings. Weekdays from 11am to 3pm are normally chill. Tip: They have a good selection for breakfast items. But they stop serving at 10:30am.

First of all, this place is beautiful. Came here with a friend that used to live in the area who highly recommended it. This is a super cute spot for dates, friends and family gatherings, etc.. We got some wine and the charcuterie board (they loved the truffle, pear + fig jam). We came around 3:30ish and stayed for about an hour to catch the sunset which is about 20 mins away (around point dume). The drinks and board was ready quickly and we did not have a problem with service even with a busy ish evening, lots of space to sit and there are heaters/firepits outside too. I'd recommend coming out and making a date of it

It's bad enough when you have to eat your (mediocre) food with tiny cheap plastic utensils. My fork broke while eating and I almost swallowed one of the tines. A lawsuit waiting to happen! The service was poor. Ordered two salads and received one. Had to wait another 15 minutes for the second one. Rude uncaring staff who I had tipped generously when ordering. One star for the atmosphere...

Food is good and reasonably priced. Very nice outdoor dining area. Service can be slow since they are always busy. Live music, however, is absolutely atrocious! The guitar player is the worst we have ever heard. He can't play nor sing. At one point he said he was about to sing Stairway to Heaven by a little know American band called the Eagles! Hello! If he hadn't said the name of the song we could not have possibly guessed what he was playing and singing. I posted a very short video of him playing and this piece he was playing ok. Only time anyone clapped for him was when he stopped to take a break. I would give 4 stars if it wasn't for the live music.

what a cute place! we pulled up on a saturday night for a friends birthday. she was able to go early and reserve a few tables which was so good because basically every single table and chair was taken. there is only valet parking available, so keep that in mind! there is a great selection of wine and you can choose to get a glass or a full bottle! it's so worth it to get a bottle if you have friends to share with! there is also a menu of food options including pizza, appetizers and small plates! after my glass of wine, i ordered some garlic fries to snack on! there are two lines to order drinks from-- one indoors and one outdoors right toward the front. the lines were pretty long, so i would say order your food and drinks at the same time. i noticed the food takes a really long time to get ready, but the buzzer makes it convenient so you don't have to stand around waiting. even with the long line, the garlic fries hitttttt lol. my friends tried the truffle fries and pizza and had good things to say! will definitely come back and bring mom and sister for a laid back girls night!

Stonehaus is a nice outdoor wine bar in Westlake Village. This place has a unique vibe that's both classy and casual. This isn't a snooty drink your wine with your pinky out wine bar. It's family friendly, so you will likely see kids running around and families with babies. If you want an adults-only atmosphere, this isn't the place for you. Food and drinks are self service. The pizzas are decent. I've had the margherita and pepperoni and sausage pies. The pies are thin crust but not crispy. I've tried some red and white wines, all of which were good but not great. If you're not into wine, they have a full bar with liquor and beers in bottle and on draft. The parking situation can be a little annoying. Sometimes it's valet-only. Sometimes it's free to self park. Other times you have to pay to self park. I wouldn't come here expecting to be wowed by the food and drink, but Stonehaus has a nice outdoor ambiance with occasional live music. This is an overall nice place to unwind if you can find a table and beat the crowds.

Had the best time at Stonehaus. Will definitely be returning. I love the casual vibe and excellent drinks. The cutest atmosphere and good meeting place for alll ages. Especially loved the Veuve Clicquot champagne. My date said they have excellent beers and loved both beers he ordered. Seating is long picnic benches that are quite comfortable. Excellent service. People taking orders were quite nice.

Had a cup of chicken soup and a hazelnut latte at the Stonehaus for a late lunch and it was all delicious. The soup hit the spot and the coffee was just as hoped. Not often do I go here for coffee, especially when I could be drinking some bubbly, but it was a nice change of pace and also completely enjoyed! The fall pumpkin display at the entrance is simply adorable and a great photo op!

A beautiful outdoor place within the Westlake Village Inn. They have a lot of wine options with very generous pours. They are necessarily not a winery but they do have wine club options. All the food is really good too. Love all the festivities during the holidays. And it's a wonderful place for kids and pets to join as most of the seatings are outdoors. This place gets really busy during the weekends and parking can get a little frustrated especially when there are several events such as weddings at the adjacent hotel.

The Stonehaus is always great time! Order at the counter, pick up your drinks and your coaster will buzz when your food is ready. They have a huge wine selection and delicious bites. There's a ton of outdoor seating that whisks you away to a winery setting but don't be fooled - they get pretty busy on the weekends. Love it here!

We stopped in and first walked around the grounds of the Westlake Inn and walked by Bogies where we first met and spent many evenings there dancing. As we reminisced, we walked into Stonehaus, and Jose helped us select some quality wines. We then found a nice fire pit table on the restaurant's beautiful grounds and enjoyed some wine and conversation. What a wonderful place, and we so enjoyed our time there. Highly recommended

Great food and environment. Love this place! The music was also fantastic. It feels like you are in another world

Super cute location, with outdoor and indoor seating. Don't sit with the crowds- explore and find a seat within the grape vines. It will feel more exclusive and intimate- or sit closer to the waterfall. Either would be quieter. Make your purchase, they will provide a buzzer, then find a place to sit. Or split the work if you got more people. After you pay, don't leave - wait for your drink. Apparently they make that first and will hand it to you. We didn't know and no one ever mentioned it, even when we picked up the food- no one said anything. I basically stared at my boyfriend and said "so, did my hot toddy ran away?" We shared a panini - chicken, brie & pear - um.. it was okay. It came with a side of taro chips (salty). But the corn chowder was extremely good. The color is interestingly green. Should have just ordered 2 chowders. Finally got the hot toddy.. I think they made a new one. It was hot. And strong! Thank you to whomever remade it. Delicious. Instantly warmed me up, this weather was so cold. I did read on Yelp reviews about valet parking.. but we were there on Saturday and didn't see any valet. Guess we got lucky.

Love coming here for an outdoor dining, I've only been here for lunch and it's always been delicious. You order inside they give you a little buzzer when your food is ready. Come pick up your food and you eat outside. My favorite sandwich is the fig prosciutto and arugula . Definitely want to come back here when they're making pizzas for dinner in the summertime.

Great places! Good crowd, and wine! Will definitely come back! Live music in the weekends , cherry on top.

If you're looking to join Westlake village social scene this is the place! With water fountains, sprawling vines and outdoor fire pits it feels more like a place in Napa than outside L.A The food is ok taste wise and price wise but nothing spectacular. But the ambiance more than covers for it! Great for a romantic breakfast/ lunch or to just walk your dog . Plenty of parking but be aware bc they are so popular that on weekends they offer paid valet parking only

I love going here anytime of day especially when they have fun events Mom mimosa Mardi Gras Octoberfest It's a great era t place to take friends family Wide selection of food Great service you pre order inside or at the outside bar when busy

* 4.5 stars Located on the grounds of Westlake Village Inn, The Stonehaus is a quaint little getaway that is reminiscent of a village in Tuscany. The courtyard is enchanting with its mini waterfall, floral archways, and a small vineyard. The ambiance is calm, peaceful, & serene so it's a great place to spend the day with a bottle of wine and friends. In fact, I did just that and met up with my lovely gals Sam B & Te-See B for lunch on a warm sunny day in October. You order food, coffee, & beverages at the counter inside then hop on over to the wine bar for a glass or a bottle. They also have alcohol but only serve the basics - i.e. vodka soda, Jack n' Coke. You won't find any fancy cocktails here. There's also a tasting room but it was closed for a private party. Table service is also not available. When you place your food order they give you a buzzer, which notifies you when it's ready. Your meal is served in disposable containers but, thankfully, your wine is poured in a glass. The menu is varied - featuring snacks, charcuterie, baked goods, pizza, salads, & more. The outdoor dining area is spacious with picnic tables and smaller tables with fire pits to keep you cozy when the temperature drops. There are lots of hidden areas to discover, which makes this place popular for gatherings & celebrations. In fact, there was a bunny adoption event being hosted in the back area. Stonehaus is also dog friendly, and I loved seeing all the adorable pups during our visit. My truffle pommes frites were yummy, and the sparkling rosé was exceptionally good. Sam's Burrata salad was beautiful and the sangria refreshing. Te-See was happy with her chocolate scone and Arnold Palmer. Most of all, we enjoyed a delightful afternoon together in this mini oasis. *No Reservations *Ample free parking in the lot. *Live music on occasions (visit website for events: the-stonehaus.com) *Dog Friendly

I'm back!!!! Can't help myself...just love everything about this place!!! They had several private events going on while today while the rest of us sat around chatting, sipping wine, coffee and/or eating something yummy! I love the relaxed feeling here... *Kids and pets are welcomed outside only. *Plenty of tables. Take advantage of the grounds and stroll around the area.

The grounds here are great. The service is hit or miss. The time you wait for your food or coffee is excessive and you are picking it up. The food is fair. Most recent experience bought a sandwich and took 25 minutes. The issue here is the training and service of its help. There is no sense of urgency or evidence that the staff wants to make your experience a friendly or memorable one and that's at the register, the pick up counter, the valet parking. In other words the people working there are not in any way a reflection of the attention given the grounds. There was a time a few years back when I had a sales meeting at the adjoining Westlake Village Inn and after several of my sales org stayed there and doing three days of meetings, a part of our sound system was stolen from the rented meeting room. Upon addressing the issue with management/ownership they turned a blind eye offering nothing including an apology. Again the reaction from them was much like the service at Stonehaus - lack of care.

After dining at Mediterráneo, we decided to stop by for a beer, and it was amazing. The ambiance is incredible, with lush green areas that create a relaxing atmosphere. They have bars outside in the courtyard and a stone wood-fired pizza oven where they make fantastic pizzas. We visited on a Saturday night and enjoyed live music playing, which added to the great vibe. It's a perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the nice weather. This is definitely a place we'll return to for its unique charm and delightful offerings.

This is a cute *CUTE* place. Busy as hell on a random Saturday at the last weekend of November. Good for them! If, however, you have skin any darker than that of a paper bag.. you will be stared at and treated with less than whatever they're treating everyone else. I watched as multiple people walked by with over-poured glasses of wine while every glass me and my party got was about a third filled. It made no sense. 2 glasses of wine for almost $40 while everyone else got a larger pour for the same amount of money? Nahhh.. I'm good! Good food tho- just made me feel terrible every time I remembered I'm the only black person they'd probably seen all day

not the best time but not because of my company... does anyone working here know what's goin on at any given time? I arrived to celebrate a friend's birthday & thought I'd get some wine & pizzas -- between 15 of us, we had enough to feed us all. I waited at the counter to get my ordered bottle of wine & some glasses.. I see the man bring a white wine. He doesn't confirm the bottle with me, but I felt I had to ask as he began to insert the bottle opener , "WAIT! is that for me?"... he looked at me like I was an idiot & then shows me the bottle to verify. I tell him I ordered a Tempranillo, which is a red wine & that bottle is white. Making it like I was the one who punched it into the machine was like, "well what did you order?! Do you have a receipt?!" Note: I wasn't given one. ... anyway a manager/supervisor came over & verified the order & they provided the bottle, the glasses & we moved on. Annoying that I felt I was in the wrong, but the matter was fixed, so I moved on. Next I go to the counter to get my pizza because my pager went off... I take it to the table -- my friend ordered a pepperoni/sausage pizza. I don't often eat meat, so I didn't think to check it because I wasn't planning on eating it. My friend was then half way through the pizza & tells me "I thought we had a sausage one too?" So I see other people have theirs & I ask maybe they picked up mine. They said they ordered the same thing & I must have been given the wrong pizza. So I take myself back to the counter.... Long story short it turned into "well, It's right here on the receipt that you ordered a pepperoni pizza so what do you want us to do about it?" What kind of customer service is that? Why is it that I am the one being treated like I did something wrong when I clearly don't work there. Zero stars for customer service. The grounds of this place are beautiful, but I DID NOT LIKE THIS EXPERIENCE. This location was on the table for my birthday this month, but I will not likely be going back anytime soon.

We've been here many times before but always for a muffin and coffee or a drink and charcuterie. Last night my husband and I came in with his parents for a light dinner and some wine since they were staying nearby. We got a few salads, a sandwich and some soup and nothing I tried was very good. The ceasar salad was particularly bad, it had more cheese and croutons than it had lettuce. That may be great for some people but that's not much of a salad to me. I was ashamed to have brought our guests here, we won't be back.

What a treasure to have locally in the Conejo Valley! Dear Hubby and I have visited many times over the years, slowing down during the COVID pandemic, although with probably 90% of their tables being outside, they probably handled the most restrictive times with relative ease. Last night the weather was superb long after dark; the kind of early fall coastal-adjacent California evening to enjoy sitting outside with friends. We soaked up the atmosphere, enjoyed our food and beverage choices, and savored the time together. They are all decked out with all manner of autumn décor; heavy on the pumpkins, of course. They're also prepped for a big Oktoberfest celebration, to be held the second weekend of October. In addition to all the existing outdoor areas, they have also expanded into a large courtyard area between the main Stonehaus building and the spa complex to the north. Picnic tables and cheery banners are setting the scene for an extended spot to enjoy a German harvest / beerfest. The menu remains varied, with everything from snacks to support beer or wine tasting, to heartier options. Charcuterie boards, wood-fired pizza prepared freshly onsite, salad, sandwiches, burgers, pasta, and many more options can make it hard to decide. Baked goods in the cases near the ordering counter offer sweet temptations, too. What I also love are the coffee bar options for those that aren't into alcohol. A little something for everyone on the taste front, married with an amazing atmosphere that feels like a free trip to wine country. This is not full service for the food. We ordered and paid at the cashier counter, then waited for our name to be called for our beverages. For the food, we received a pager, which went off to call us back to the pick-up area. Condiments, napkins, and serving ware are available to make sure you have everything you need. You find your own table, and at 6:00 on a Thursday evening we readily found a free table, though the place was already quite full. I enjoyed my tri tip sandwich - every bite was flavorful, with tender slices of meat on a substantial bun. One of our friends ordered the same and was hoping for au jus to go with the sandwich. Instead, a light horseradish sauce came as accompaniment. I also like au jus, yet was happy with the horsey sauce. After we finished eating and visiting, I suggested we stroll over to the large fountain at the corner of the property near the corner of Agoura Road and Lakeview Canyon. Our friends didn't realize that spot existed on the grounds. They were also surprised at how established the grapevines have become. It's a full on vineyard now after many years of growth. It all adds to the gorgeous atmosphere at The Stonehaus.

Stonehause is a winery located inside the beautiful Westlake Village Inn Property. If you're looking for an open out door setting to enjoy some good food and wine or beer this is it. You order inside, take a number and wait at a table where your food will be deliver to you outside. They have great pizza and charcuterie boards here. Anytime I'm in town. I can rely on Stonehouse to deliver a relaxed and fun setting. So beautiful there and I can't wait to come back.

Want to go to Italy for lunch without leaving Southern California? Go to Stonehaus in Westlake Village! The colorful bunny sculpture will welcome you at the entrance! Te-see recommended this rustic, unique restaurant with free shared parking. (We should return and check out the spa and Mediterranean place next door!) The beautiful restrooms are in a nearby building. The little water features, archways, and plants added to the pleasant outdoor seating area! The fireplace would be nice in the evenings and chillier months. I'd like to sit at the table with the firepit next time! Mikey saved us a table while we went inside to order. A buzzer is given to customers to let them know when to pick up their meals. I got the Stonehaus Burger with everything (tomato, onions, cheese, lettuce, and pickles)... delicious! Next time, I'd get the salmon salad that Kayleen ate... and the hearty vegetable soup that Mikey got... and the albacore salad that Te-See had! Thanks for the very enjoyable experience!

I love coming here to unwind with friends. The vibe outdoors is so relaxed and fun. It's great to be able to enjoy a glass or two of wine without anyone coming over to your table to interrupt. Great food, too! I love the sausage pizza and the albacore tuna panini. We'll definitely come back here again!

I am absolutely in love with this place! I come here as often as I possibly can. Birthdays, celebrations or even just lunch with my girlfriends. So classy and the food is great. I love that. They have an option for wine and beer and the live music is incredible.

My friends and I wanted to check out Stonehaus for a cute dinner and some wine. There was plenty of outdoor seating and it had a cute atmosphere. We ordered some rose and the fungi pizza. How it works is that you have to go over to the bar or inside the store to order, then they give you a buzzer and then you go over to the food pick up area. The fungi pizza was really good and the rose was tasty as well. We also got a share plate of the ricotta, olive and burrata bread. Pretty tasty but could've been fresher in my opinion. In total we spent around $40 on the bottle of wine. We probably spent around $100 in total for everything. Would return back, it was super cute but a lot more casual than I expected since we don't get served the food and the utensils are plastic.

Recommended by our host since it was on the way to their house. Nice place and plenty of options. We enjoyed a Caesar salad (dressing has nice hint of anchovy, as it should!) and the prosciutto/fig/Brie panini, luckily we shared since great sizes of both. Beer on tap was nice and cold. Plenty of seating to choose from around the lovely grounds. Appreciated the compostable packaging but did not see a recycle bin or way to separate compost from trash.

Me of my favorite places for a wine day . They have some food and great wine options . Service has been great everytime I come here which is such a bonus . Love their outside seating areas and there's about 6 different seating areas to choose from (mostly outside seating) . **Great for groups or a date

Such a relaxing and social place to do so many things - I celebrated my birthday with girlfriends with a simple salad glass of wine and sat at the tables by a fountain. Service was friendly and quick. A great go to for small medium or large get together and simple celebrations. It was decorated nicely for Octoberfest and Fall. It helped that the weather was a CA perfect 77. Please consider for that fun get out and see your friends meet up.

Food served on plastic containers on grounds!! . overpriced! circus tent blocking the view of garden!! Dogs are not on leashes, barking, and attacking other dogs. Dangerous and Gross!! Bad experience!!

Mini vineyard and restaurant located on the grounds of the Westlake Village Inn. Large courtyard and vineyard with lots of long picnic style tables. Live music and wonderful weather makes everything better! Went on a Friday and although busy, the line was fast. The menu offers a variety of options. We went with pizza, truffle fries and med salad to share. They offer an extensive wine selection with healthy size pours for the money. Once we ordered we were given a buzzer to retrieve our food. We sat a long table with another group. The food didn't take long. I found it a little off putting that they used takeout containers for a dine in meal. Especially given the location and ambiance. It felt a bit wasteful. Food: the highlight was the thin margarita pizza. Nice crispy crust. Decent sauce to cheese ratio and a healthy amount of basil. For $20 the size was good and perfect for sharing. The Med Salad included, diced chicken, butter lettuce, apples, dried cranberries, blue cheese, scallions, pecans, and citrus dressing. It was the okay, but the chicken was not like a fresh grilled chicken. Think more like a boiled prepackaged chicken. The dressing was delicious, so I just removed the chicken. The fries were good and our group ended up needing a second order. Overall a nice experience. To park it is $7 and they also offer valet. Would return when in the area.

I had no great expectations when I went to see and listen to live guitar playing, but I was pleasantly surprised. Not only were the lines manageable, but the pizza was SOOO delicious! We got a salad and tiramisu for dessert. There was a fair amount of available seating even at 6:30 pm. They had a great selection of beer and wine. I had a nice evening there.