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Neely Wine — Attraction in Portola Valley

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Neely Wine
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Little People's Park
765 Portola Rd, Portola Valley, CA 94028
Portola Valley Library
765 Portola Rd, Portola Valley, CA 94028
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Neely Wine

575 Portola Rd, Portola Valley, CA 94028, United States
5.0(25)
Open 24 hours
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Cultural
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Family friendly
attractions: Little People's Park, Portola Valley Library, restaurants:
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+1 650-206-3213
Website
neelywine.com

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Reviews of Neely Wine

5.0
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5.0
1y

We went to Neely's after seeing their ¡Cinco de Vino! (May Wine Wednesdays) initiative. On this special occasion, the chef served some hors d'oeuvres (Guacamole—shallot / lemon / Fresno chili, Salsa Verde—tomatillo / cilantro / jalapeño, Prawn Ceviche—achiote / lime / jicama, Strawberry Paleta) to accompany a bottle of wine (we chose the Chardonnay). We liked it so much that we returned the next day for a proper tasting of five wines, along with sundries, cheese, and charcuterie. The staff was amicable. We talked with the chef about the food. The person who served the wine explained the winery's history (the first vines were planted in 1980, but a new phase of vineyard planting began in 2017). The tasting room only opened recently. On our second visit, we also met the owner. Reservations are required because the town of Portola Valley mandates them. Same-day reservations aren't a problem for the owners. When you arrive, your table is ready, and you don't have to wait long for your food (if you order it while making your reservation). I like the concept at Neely's. Other wineries often offer crackers, cheese, or charcuterie that you can also buy in a grocery store, but Neely's is next level because of the presence of an actual chef who prepares the platter and explains what pairs best...

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5.0
1y

Neely Winery exceeded all expectations for my husband's surprise birthday celebration! A close friend highly recommended it, and it was the perfect choice, especially being so conveniently close to home. Despite the rainy weather, the atmosphere was magical and serene--it truly felt like we had traveled to another time and place.

The stunning scenery was only rivaled by the warm hospitality of our hosts, Mary and Isabelle. They went above and beyond to make us feel at home and comfortable. A special thank you to Isabelle for her thoughtful effort in getting the heart lamp working--it added such a lovely touch to the experience.

The small bites paired perfectly with the wine, and the Pinot Noir was absolutely outstanding. We're already looking forward to coming back in the summer to enjoy the vineyard's beauty in the sunshine--and this time, we'll bring our fur babies along!

Highly recommend Neely Winery for anyone looking for a peaceful escape, excellent wine, and unparalleled hospitality. Thank you for making this...

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5.0
23w

Had a wonderful afternoon here and almost reluctant to share this hidden gem of a place. I’m honestly not a big wine drinker, but the setting and service are just great. Thomas is an absolute rockstar of a host and I loved his knowledgeable but approachable and authentic personality and service style. Also really loved that you could walk around the vineyard/trails and really appreciate the beautiful land around you. Note that it’s by appt only but absolutely worth the trip. Also random side note from a fellow hospitality guy, but their bathroom is also very nice, clean and well thought out - just shows again their exceptional...

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Bruno LowagieBruno Lowagie
We went to Neely's after seeing their ¡Cinco de Vino! (May Wine Wednesdays) initiative. On this special occasion, the chef served some hors d'oeuvres (Guacamole—shallot / lemon / Fresno chili, Salsa Verde—tomatillo / cilantro / jalapeño, Prawn Ceviche—achiote / lime / jicama, Strawberry Paleta) to accompany a bottle of wine (we chose the Chardonnay). We liked it so much that we returned the next day for a proper tasting of five wines, along with sundries, cheese, and charcuterie. The staff was amicable. We talked with the chef about the food. The person who served the wine explained the winery's history (the first vines were planted in 1980, but a new phase of vineyard planting began in 2017). The tasting room only opened recently. On our second visit, we also met the owner. Reservations are required because the town of Portola Valley mandates them. Same-day reservations aren't a problem for the owners. When you arrive, your table is ready, and you don't have to wait long for your food (if you order it while making your reservation). I like the concept at Neely's. Other wineries often offer crackers, cheese, or charcuterie that you can also buy in a grocery store, but Neely's is next level because of the presence of an actual chef who prepares the platter and explains what pairs best with which wine.
Alex LiuAlex Liu
Had a wonderful afternoon here and almost reluctant to share this hidden gem of a place. I’m honestly not a big wine drinker, but the setting and service are just great. Thomas is an absolute rockstar of a host and I loved his knowledgeable but approachable and authentic personality and service style. Also really loved that you could walk around the vineyard/trails and really appreciate the beautiful land around you. Note that it’s by appt only but absolutely worth the trip. Also random side note from a fellow hospitality guy, but their bathroom is also very nice, clean and well thought out - just shows again their exceptional attention to detail!
Darren PraseutsinhDarren Praseutsinh
I loved this place and our visit there. We did a flight tasting and each wine we tried was good in its own way. Wouldn't throw a single one out. Also, we had just missed March 'mushroom madness' but still got to try a little bit of the mushroom pate! Tina really made the experience a special one. She was able to fit us in and was great to chat with the entire time. We learned about many things that day - Home Depot, corked wine, Portola Valley laws... The space itself was nice and chill (one speaker inside for music -- the laws, remember?) especially because it was dumping rain that day. I'll have to go back when it's sunny for sure!
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We went to Neely's after seeing their ¡Cinco de Vino! (May Wine Wednesdays) initiative. On this special occasion, the chef served some hors d'oeuvres (Guacamole—shallot / lemon / Fresno chili, Salsa Verde—tomatillo / cilantro / jalapeño, Prawn Ceviche—achiote / lime / jicama, Strawberry Paleta) to accompany a bottle of wine (we chose the Chardonnay). We liked it so much that we returned the next day for a proper tasting of five wines, along with sundries, cheese, and charcuterie. The staff was amicable. We talked with the chef about the food. The person who served the wine explained the winery's history (the first vines were planted in 1980, but a new phase of vineyard planting began in 2017). The tasting room only opened recently. On our second visit, we also met the owner. Reservations are required because the town of Portola Valley mandates them. Same-day reservations aren't a problem for the owners. When you arrive, your table is ready, and you don't have to wait long for your food (if you order it while making your reservation). I like the concept at Neely's. Other wineries often offer crackers, cheese, or charcuterie that you can also buy in a grocery store, but Neely's is next level because of the presence of an actual chef who prepares the platter and explains what pairs best with which wine.
Bruno Lowagie

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Had a wonderful afternoon here and almost reluctant to share this hidden gem of a place. I’m honestly not a big wine drinker, but the setting and service are just great. Thomas is an absolute rockstar of a host and I loved his knowledgeable but approachable and authentic personality and service style. Also really loved that you could walk around the vineyard/trails and really appreciate the beautiful land around you. Note that it’s by appt only but absolutely worth the trip. Also random side note from a fellow hospitality guy, but their bathroom is also very nice, clean and well thought out - just shows again their exceptional attention to detail!
Alex Liu

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I loved this place and our visit there. We did a flight tasting and each wine we tried was good in its own way. Wouldn't throw a single one out. Also, we had just missed March 'mushroom madness' but still got to try a little bit of the mushroom pate! Tina really made the experience a special one. She was able to fit us in and was great to chat with the entire time. We learned about many things that day - Home Depot, corked wine, Portola Valley laws... The space itself was nice and chill (one speaker inside for music -- the laws, remember?) especially because it was dumping rain that day. I'll have to go back when it's sunny for sure!
Darren Praseutsinh

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