Starbucks Coffee
Fresh coffee and baked goods.
Local bicyclists favorite hangout; sandwiches, fresh pastries, coffee and other drinks.
This reserve is open year round for hiking, bird watching, guided tours, and plain old fun in Mother Nature.
A University of California nature reserve just six miles west of Winters. The reserve is open year round for hiking, bird watching, and plain old fun in the nearby wild. Check their website for tours and special events.
A favorite of the Davis Bike Club for their Sunday Morning Climbing Clinic. NOTE: There are no water, food, or bathroom facilities on this route once you leave Winters.
Fine Art/Photography Gallery located at 429 F St, Suite 5, Davis, CA 95616. You can call and make an appointment to visit the gallery as well as set up a ‘Champagne Art Party’ with the owners.
Their beer making processes are rooted in traditional German brewing methods blended with modern, West-Coast craft beer practices. They are not afraid of the time consuming and difficult nature of lagers but instead find it to be an exhilarating challenge. They showcase clean, crisp yeast character, powerful flavor-packed hop bombs, and beautiful malt backbones; all on a lager frame. This is not the dull can of lager beer you think you know.
Host your special event at Davis' very own microbrewery and restaurant.
A small independent brewery with a taproom. They have family style games and a small outdoor seating area where dogs are allowed. They allow outside food to be brought in picnic style and have menus of Westlake Plaza restaurants where food can be ordered and brought in as well.
Sutter Davis Hospital partners with Davis Farmers Market, local farmers and bakers to offer fresh food for purchase. It runs Thursdays, May through October, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Authentic Greek cuisine from dolmas and marides to rich mousaka, lamb souvlaki, and gourmet Greek pizzas.
Colorful, pint-sized counter serve providing a variety of bubble teas, smoothies & Chinese snacks.
This ranch produces almonds, olives, and lavender. They also have a beautiful event center that is great for weddings and other special occasions.
Taber Ranch and Event Center is located on a real working ranch in beautiful Capay Valley with a beautiful country setting including a lawn area, vineyards, ponds, a whimsical walking garden and hilltop ceremony location. Taber ranch is open for events May through October and offers a variety of packages: a wedding on the lawn overlooking the vineyard and pond, a ceremony atop the wedding plateau with views of Capay Valley’s sunsets, and a country barn with romantic light and country decor. Taber ranch also offers ample parking with shuttle service in vintage Red Cadillac’s.
Taber Ranch was originally established in 1867 by the Taber family when they came west to settle in the Capay valley community. Their property includes a tasting room and event center.
Great variety of hearty burritos, combo plates, big salsa bar, generous portions.
Taste 30+ varietal of honey from all over the world at The HIVE in Woodland, Ca. Relax in their serene outdoor courtyard with a bottle of mead or taste their seasonal local bites menu items prepared on site Tuesday - Saturday.
Teabo Café was established to provide a choice for better boba tea in the City of Davis. At Teabo Café, you will find a wider range of customization to create your perfect drink. We are passionate in serving you with quality and health in mind.
Good vibes, great service, and exceptionally well-prepared coffee.
Order at the counter for such items as seafood pad kee mao, duck fried rice, various stir-fried dishes, all at quite reasonable prices.
Located in downtown Davis, this gallery is a collective owned and operated by the artists who display their work here. Check it out if you want to buy, contribute, or just visit. Open Monday – Saturday 10-6, Friday 10-9, and Sunday 12-5.
If you’re looking for a place to stay in Davis, there plenty of choices. Lodging options range from charming inns to budget-friendly hotels with pools to upscale experiences and everything in between. You can even stay on campus or in the heart of all the action in downtown Davis.
A farmer-owned country restaurant located in Guinda, Capay Valley serving seasonal farm fresh meals from local farms.
The HIVE Tasting Room & Kitchen is California's largest honey and mead tasting room serving local and seasonal farm-to-fork cuisine with honey inspired menu. Surround yourself with two acres of pollinator gardens during your corporate event or special...
Local hole-in-the-wall legend with a limited but delicious selection big dogs, brats, sausages, steamed buns, and all the trimmings.
This facility is dedicated to international education, understanding, and connections. Art exhibits in the lounge and community room feature paintings, prints, photographs, and mixed media. Open weekdays 9-4.
A cozy, fine-dining institution with seasonal fare and exceptional service; lunch includes such delights as gazpacho, artisan sandwiches, and almond curry tuna salad. For dinner: grilled herbed polenta, rack of lamb, Macadamia Nut Crusted Wild Hawaiian Butterfish.
The intimate Pence is a nonprofit art gallery dedicated to showing the best work by local and regional artists. They display 12 different exhibits annually, and offer classes, talks, and a series of programs for children. Free admission. Open Tuesday – Sunday 11:30-5 and 7pm-9pm on the second Friday of every month.
The vision of The Ravine on Sixteen is to be a new restaurant home for those who want a beer, a bite, or a place to catch up with an old friend. All of these elements combined with ingredients sprouted right from local growers guarantees an experience that encourages guests to make themselves comfortable in a place that feels like home. Open Mon - Tues 11am - 10pm; Wed - Sat 11am - 12am; Sun 9am - 6pm.
Nestled in a verdant stretch of land, Capay Valley boasts rolling hills and winding canyons that are a haven for small and mid-size organic farms. The valley offers a tranquil escape with natural wonders and exciting events, from farm tours to farm-to-fork dinners and outdoor activities like white-water rafting and hiking.
The string-of-pearls collage of communities in Capay Valley, from Madison to Rumsey, is home to various year-round attractions such as Yocha Dehe Golf Club, Capay Valley Lavender, Séka Hills Olive Mill and Tasting Room, Taber Ranch, and Road Trip Bar & Grill. One cannot resist the annual springtime Almond Festival in Esparto or the unforgettable farm dinners at Full Belly Farm in the summer.
The Traxx Farmstand offers u-pick heirloom and organic produce.
There’s no shortage of things to do in Winters. Many wineries and farms offer behind-the-scenes tours, or you can pick your own bouquet at a flower farm. Outdoor lovers can head out for a hike or bike ride, or paddle along Putah Creek. You can even get a bird’s-eye view of the valley from a hot air balloon. Winters is also the starting point of the scenic Wines to Waves route along Highway 128, which passes by Putah Creek, Lake Berryessa and Lake Solano on its way to the Mendocino coast.
Events in Winters
There’s always something going on in Downtown Winters. Events include Fourth Friday Festival, live music, vendor fairs, and of course, the annual Holiday Tractor Parade, just to name a few.
Their menu of smoothies and fare will rotate with the seasons, using carefully sourced and high-quality ingredients. Their goal is to create an environment that is friendly and welcoming for all, where they provide space both for work and for play.
Three Mile Brewing is driven to create quality craft beers for Davis and the surrounding area.
Mexican fare in generous servings; chimis, enchiladas, burritos, specials, chips and salsa; dine indoors or out on the patio near the historic Davis train depot.
Turkovich Family Wines invites you to experience our beautiful Winery on Buckeye Rd. Located just outside of Historic Winters, our winery offers beautiful views of the Vaca Mountains and is surrounded by rich farm lands. Visits to our winery are now available by reservation.
Turkovich Family Wines crafts over 20 different wines annually, focusing on small lots, obscure varietals and unique blends. Wines can be tasted at the boutique tasting room in Historic Downtown Winters.
Housed in Davis, this world-class attraction features priceless bicycles, trophies, medals, and memorabilia from the world’s cycling best. Changing displays highlight contemporary pros. Also on display is the prestigious Pierce Miller antique bicycle collection. Open Wednesday 4-8, Saturday 10-2, or by appointment.
Housed in Davis, this world-class attraction features priceless bicycles, trophies, medals, and memorabilia from the world’s cycling best. Changing displays highlight contemporary pros. Also on display is the prestigious Pierce Miller antique bicycle collection. Open Wednesday 4-8, Saturday 10-2, or by appointment.
The U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame makes an ideal location in a dynamic setting of American cycling greatness. Rent the main floor (capacity 100 for assembly seating, 72 with tables), with options also to rent one or both of the two additional floors. You can also have a qualified docent or historian on site during the event to explain the many exhibits on display.
The U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame makes an ideal location for small to mid-sized group events, in a dynamic setting of American cycling greatness.
This campus facility can accommodate small and large groups, offering two meeting rooms (from roughly 400 to 900 square feet) and a ballroom of nearly 5,000 square feet that can be divided. The ARC also provides audio/visual support, tables and chairs, as well as in-house and outside catering from an extensive approved list of suppliers.
Take a tour of the Animal Science department research and training facilities on campus. Guided tours by reservation only.
This arboretum is a living outdoor museum with more than 22,000 types of trees, plants, and shrubs. Visitors may wander through the grounds or join public tours. The Arboretum gardens are open 24 hours a day, every day, free of charge.
This living outdoor museum has more than 22,000 types of trees, plants, and shrubs. Open daily, 24 hours a day and free of charge.
A living museum of 22,000 types of trees, plants and shrubs. Check their website for weekly docent lead tours. Located on the UC Davis Campus in Davis.
The ballroom at the UC Davis ARC is available for special events and can accommodate groups of 200-plus.
Discover a diverse collection of plants from around the world and learn about their ecology, adaptations, and conservation.
Take a guided tour through most of the major sites on campus and learn about the departments, disciplines and programs. Guided tours by reservation only.
The new UC Davis Conference Center offers a contemporary, stylish setting for all occasions. Located on the South East campus, the Conference Center is a perfect blend of comfort and versatility. The spacious ballroom (nearly 4,000 square feet) can be divided into three spaces, each with overhead projectors for large presentations.
An on-campus extension of the Davis Farmers Market, this one is designed to promote student health, as well as local and campus food. Fall and spring quarters, April through early June, 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the Quad, across from the Coffeehouse.
Located in the heart of the UC Davis campus, the Memorial Union offers eight comfortable rooms of various sizes for large or small groups. Full support staff, audio/visual equipment, and in-room catering options all make this an especially convenient location.
Recognized for the excellence of its training as well as the reputation for its faculty, this department presents more than 100 performances each year ranging from chamber music to full orchestras and music of all styles and periods.
This campus facility offers up to 150,000 square feet and a number of other spaces that can be worked into different configurations depending on client needs. Also available are audio/visual support, tables and chairs as well as in-house and outside catering from an approved list.
Overlooking Putah Creek in the southwest section of the UC Davis Arboretum, Putah Creek Lodge has many indoor and outdoor amenities. Inside, the focal point is a distinctive and cozy fireplace. French doors lead to a patio which circles the building and overlooks acres of beautifully landscaped grounds.
World premieres, international Artist-in-Residence programs, and timeless theatrical classics are characteristics of the performance season.
Centrally located with easy access from downtown Davis and Interstate 80, this campus facility offers three meeting rooms (roughly 400 to 2100 square feet) and the gracious tree-lined Moss Patio area that is perfect for weddings and outdoor receptions. Guests will also enjoy the two art galleries with changing exhibitions. The Buehler provides audio/visual equipment, tables and chairs, a full kitchen, and indoor/outdoor catering from an approved list. It is adjacent to the Robert Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts and the UC Davis Conference Center.
The UC Davis Arboretum is known for its impressive and worldly botanic collection; the colorful Arboretum sets the mood for events of all types and features a charming gazebo. Cozy Putah Creek Lodge, at the east end, serves as an indoor space and offers audio/visual equipment and other indoor amenities.
This ever-changing, edible landscape features organic ans sustainably-grown vegetables, herbs and flower. Located in the courtyard of the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science, the surrounding area is reminiscent of an old world villa, with the garden set amidst burnt orange and ochre stucco walls and flanked by a 12.5 acre research vineyard and the capacity to hold up to 800 guests.
Top-notch New York style pizza by the whopping slice or whole, plus great appetizers, full bar.
Unitrans is the public transit system serving the entire city of Davis and the UC campus, providing service on 17 weekday routes and 4 Saturday routes. Unitrans is run by UC Davis students and used by students, residents, and visitors (fare is $1). It the only transit system in the U.S. to operate vintage British double decker buses in daily service. While the double decker buses remain an icon for the service, 90% of Unitrans service is provided by a more modern fleet of buses powered by clean burning compressed natural gas.
Located on the University of California, Davis campus, the University Airport operates as a utility airport. University Airport strives to provide everything the aviation customer needs in order to promote a strong relationship between the University and surrounding community. However, space is available for use by private aircraft, such as hanger rentals to overnight tie downs. Individual parties through Davis Airporter, taxis or other must make ground transportation to and from University Airport. Open Monday – Friday, 7:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Closed Saturday, Sunday & University Holidays.
High-energy locale featuring lots of craft beer, roomy outdoor seating & large TVs tuned to sports.
Handsome, comfortable lodging with outdoor pool; walk to downtown.
Second-generation artisan bakery-café specializing in breads and pastries made with ingredients sourced from local farms. Boutique includes Yolo County farm products, crafts, and visitor information. Indoor and patio seating.
The Veterans Memorial Theatre features a lobby, box office, concessions area, backstage dressing and rest rooms and a stage loading area. Technical equipment includes a computerized lighting system, sound system, full stage drapery, retractable projection screen, and a motorized fore-stage that can become an orchestra pit.
Featuring dance, music, and other events throughout the year.
This venue hosts musical shows of all varieties throughout the year.
One of the most popular attractions in Davis is the UC Davis Arboretum, a 100-acre public garden that showcases thousands of species of trees, plants, and shrubs. Following the old north channel of Putah Creek, the arboretum is a habitat for birds, reptiles, and other wildlife. Visitors can explore the various gardens and ecosystems on a 3.5-mile loop trail along the water’s edge.
This large habitat area has been recently renovated to improve its habitat value. A bike path runs along the eastern edge of the pond, offering many excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. Located east of Lake Blvd. and north of Arlington Blvd. Directions: Go south on Denali Drive from Covell Blvd, then turn west on Isle Royale Lane. The path extends to the pond.
Wilson Vineyards offers a wide selection of wedding packages so you can tailor the venue to fit your every need. A beautiful wedding gazebo set in a lush garden and lined with grape fence frames your picture perfect wedding ceremony. The garden area fits 300 people comfortably. Hosting only one event per day allows your event access to the full property grounds, sights and sounds.
Are you looking for a charming place for a company party? Want to host a wine tasting reception as part of a business conference or convention?
Edged by vineyards, Winters is a popular spot for wine tasting. Its downtown core is home to two tasting rooms: Berryessa Gap, which pours estate-grown wines in a cozy space, and Turkovich Family Wines, which has a lovely outdoor patio. Nearby is L’Apero Les Tois, which produces small-batch, low-alcohol aperitifs made from Berryessa Gap wines.
But tasting isn’t limited to wine. Winters is also home to one of the only craft distilleries in the region: Patio 29 Spirits, which turns out whiskey, gin and vodka. Those who prefer beer will be right at home at Hooby’s Brewing or Berryessa Brewing Co.
A spacious facility right above Putah Creek, the Winters Community Center is a great place to hold a large event. It’s suitable for weddings and receptions, company meetings, conferences and seminars, and other occasions.
Every Sunday in historic downtown Winters April - October featuring local produce, flowers, artisan goods and food.
In operation for over 100 years, the Winters Fruit Tree is a small family farm offering local produce.
Located in historic downtown Winters, the Winters Opera House ballroom is a 2,500 sq. ft. space featuring a stage, bar, and partial kitchen.
WTC is the oldest drama group in Yolo County and has operated for nearly 30 years. Since its inception in 1979, the Winters Theatre Company has presented more than 100 varied plays to the community and region, including drama, mysteries, farces, comedies, musicals, and more. Don’t miss their amazing performance each summer of Shakespeare in the Park.
The Winters Museum is centrally located in downtown Winters at 13 Russell Street, on the corner of Russell and First Streets, a short walk from Buckhorn Steakhouse, Putah Creek Cafe, Preserve, Steady Eddy's, Winters City Hall, and Winters Community Center. Open Thursday - Sunday 2pm - 6pm and by appointment.
Explore Historic Woodland is the title of a book collecting more than 400 houses and buildings that grace this charming community. The book presents ten different walking tours to eight distinctive neighborhoods, the remarkable downtown (itself listed on the Register of Historic Places), and folksy Dead Cat Alley. Many architectural styles are represented, from stately 19th-Century Victorians to Craftsman, Bungalow, Tudor, Dutch Colonial, even Modern designs.
Chinese cuisine including hot and sour soup, honey walnut shrimp, orange chicken, lunch specials, good prices.
Lots of toppings on 8- to 16-inch pizzas, plus chicken wings, a half-dozen salads, cinnabread desserts, and a just-fun atmosphere.