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Wineries with Outdoor Seating in Paso Robles

Updated September 6, 2026

Paso Robles has 60 wineries that pour outside, out of the 105 you can visit. The biggest clusters are Adelaida District and Paso Robles Willow Creek District. A typical tasting on this list is $25.

Adelaida District

16 wineries

Justin Vineyards and Winery

McPrice Myers

Halter Ranch

Copia Vineyards and Winery

Calcareous Vineyard

Tablas Creek Vineyard

Patrimony Estate

Le Cuvier

Adelaida Cellars

Alta Colina Vineyard & Winery

Brecon Estate

Dilecta Wines

Sire Estate Wines

Dubost

Villa Creek Cellars

TH Estate Wines

Paso Robles Willow Creek District

14 wineries

Opolo Vineyards

Niner Wine Estates

L'Aventure Winery

Booker Vineyard

Caliza Winery

Grey Wolf Cellars

Ecluse Wines

Denner Vineyards

Turley Wine Cellars

Midsummer Cellars

Jack Winery

ZinAlley Winery

Dunning Vineyards

Dover Canyon Winery

Templeton Gap District

13 wineries

J Dusi Wines

Austin Hope Winery

Castoro Cellars

Zenaida Cellars

Peachy Canyon Winery

Nicora Wine

ONX Wines

Bella Luna Estate Winery

Fratelli Perata

Giornata

Aaron Wines

Shayne Kline

Seven Oxen

Paso Robles Geneseo District

7 wineries

Tobin James Cellars

Red Soles Winery

Cass Vineyards and Winery

Paris Valley Road Estate Winery

Penman Springs Vineyard

Brochelle Vineyards

Liberty School Winery

The rest of Paso Robles

10 wineries

Four Lanterns Vineyard & Winery

Sculpterra Winery & Vineyards

Ancient Peaks Winery

Orchid Hill Vineyards

Le Vigne Winery

Villa San-Juliette Winery

mid•point winery (formerly Rotta Winery)

Fableist Wine Co.

Windward Vineyard

RE:FIND Distillery

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Good to know

Which wineries in Paso Robles have outdoor seating?

Spill lists 60 wineries in Paso Robles that confirm outdoor seating. Walk-ins are welcome at 22 of them, and 28 ask for a reservation. A typical tasting is $25. The wineries themselves maintain the facts on 2 of these pages.

Is outdoor seating at Paso Robles wineries first come, first served?

It depends on the winery. Many seat outdoors by reservation like any other tasting, and a few keep the patio for walk-ins. The winery's page says which, and weather can close a patio on the day.