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  • This Valentines Day, skip the busy restaurant scene and head over to the winery for a relaxing evening under the twinkly lights and olive trees. We're open February 14 until 9 p.m. so you can enjoy a nice evening at our historic winery with your special someone or your group of wine loving friends. Make reservations to join us at the Kitchen restaurant for a tasty Prix Fixe dinner featuring our Bernardo Winery wine list and a seasonal elevated menu incorporating locally sourced and estate grown ingredients. Enjoy Sicilian/ Old Californian focused food with handmade pastas, rich sauces and ingredients all celebrating Bernardo Winery's long culinary family history. Enjoy dining by candle-light in a romantic and beautiful outdoor setting throughout our courtyard, tasting room patio and Kitchen patio. Bring your loved one or your tribe and spend the evening with us. Our prix Fixe Valentines Menu is available with or without wine pairing. $90 per person +$40 wine pairing The tasting room will also be open for bottle and glass purchases and charcuterie boards. No reservations needed for the tasting room. For Prix Fixe Dinner reservations visit www.bernardowinery.com Please note: we are usually closed on Tuesdays but open on 2/14/23
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