Charming eatery with a patio, offering small plates with Spanish, Californian and Mexican influence.

5 C E. Main St • 530-795-9593

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The City of Winters has a charming and authentic atmosphere that feels a little like time standing still.

The people are friendly and accommodating. When you wander around the town you will see remnants of an old automobile shop, historic bank and a beautiful town square park where locals gather every day to play music or just “shoot the breeze” The town celebrates artisan life everywhere you look.

In 1875 the town of Winters, named after land holder Theodore Winters, was established when the railroad crossed into Yolo County. By 1876 Winters had become a busy agricultural and commercial center with three trains daily.

Today Winters remains a stable, picturesque, and vibrant small town, located in the heart of a rich agricultural area and possessing a strong sense of pride and community.

Dine & Drink

Discover our Famous Flavors

27260 Highway 128 • 530-795-3526

Berryessa Brewing Company

Fresh pies, cakes, donuts, coffee, sandwiches and more! Celebrate local bounty with our award winning bakery each and every day.

606 Railroad Ave • 530-795-1474Lester Farms Bakery

The perfect cup of coffee starts here as the smell of house roasted beans invites you at the door. A cyclist hot-spot, a full coffee, juice and panini bar awaits.

5 E Main St STE A • 530-795-3588

Steady Eddy’s Coffee Shop

Craft 20-barrel brewery serving unfiltered beers in a taproom with indoor and outdoor seating. Food trucks, live music and outdoor games top off your glass or growler with fun.

Family owned, treasured by all, one of a kind eclectic tasting room that promotes relaxation and fun. Wine portfolio covers over 24 different wines. Turkovich Family Wines also makes cheese. No better place to go and enjoy award winning wines, artisan cheese and fantastic conversation.

304 Railroad Ave • 530-795-3842

Turkovich Family Wines

Located in the turn of the century DeVilbiss Hotel. The restaurant’s reputation is distinguished by its casual roadhouse appeal, with a warm buff interior, oak tables, booths and trophy game heads. Famous for its 42 day aged, hand cut on premise, Certified Angus Beef steaks. Specialties include succulent local rack of lamb & hearty soups and side dishes.

2 Main St • 530-795-4503

Buckhorn Steakhouse

The first winery in Winters, Berryessa Gap provides visitors locations which showcase their family farming and viticulture heritage delivered in excellence from rootstock to the bottle.

15 Main St • 530-795-3201

Berryessa Gap Winery

Hip restaurant and bar offering local, seasonal, farmer to fork cuisine including brunch, craft beer, and cocktails. Next door, Preserve Market features seasonal sandwiches and salads to suit your mid-day appetite. Don’t forget to check out the array of house made preserves, pantry staples, and fresh produce. Your Preserve experience is not complete until you leave with a jar of the locally famous jalapeno jelly.

200 Railroad Ave • 530-795-9963

PreserveFarm to Table started here in Winters. The decedent menus in Winters will surprise you with chef prepared foods brought to you in a historic setting. Local produce flanks our town from corner to corner.

Locally grown, estate bottled wines is what Winters is all about. The wine in this region is stellar. Our family owned wineries with culture driven production will leave you asking for more. Some of the finest beer comes from this area as well. Local breweries offer a great experience with music and food to complete the occasion.

4513 Putah Creek Rd • 530-681-5346

Green River Brewing & Taproom

A family friendly venue set on the bank of Putah Creek. Includes a unique self-serve taproom, full bar, Café and beautiful four-acre property. Enjoy a craft cocktail, daily Café specials and a game in the park or watch the big game on one of their large screen TV’s.

The City of Winters has a charming and authentic atmosphere that feels a little like time standing still.

The people are friendly and accommodating. When you wander around the town you will see remnants of an old automobile shop, historic bank and a beautiful town square park where locals gather every day to play music or just “shoot the breeze” The town celebrates artisan life everywhere you look.

In 1875 the town of Winters, named after land holder Theodore Winters, was established when the railroad crossed into Yolo County. By 1876 Winters had become a busy agricultural and commercial center with three trains daily.

Today Winters remains a stable, picturesque, and vibrant small town, located in the heart of a rich agricultural area and possessing a strong sense of pride and community.

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Things To Do & Places to Stay

Shop & Explore Downtown

Park Winters is a celebration ready, Boutique Inn located in historic Winters, California. Come relax and be inspired. Recharge in the country while staying in one of our deluxe suites or plan the celebration of your dreams. This beautiful Victorian home and gardens will wrap you in the pleasures of simple country luxury. The proprietors of Park Winters are creating a platform for gardeners, growers, chefs, artists and musicians. 27850 County Road 26, Winters, CA

The Inn At Park Winters

Relax in the main lodge of the private 80 acre ranch, tucked away in the foothills of the Berryessa Blue Ridge Mountains. Whether it's a quick getaway, wedding ceremony, retreat, or special event, Field & Pond has the perfect canvas for painting your perfect vision.26055 County Road 29, Winters, CA

Field and Pond B & B

Coming soon to downtown Winters!

Hotel Winters

WHERE TO STAY

Enjoy the view of Winters from above! This is our only hot-air balloon ride operator to fly exclusively in Yolo County. Up, up and away!

Based in Dixon • 530-662-8867

Yolo Ballooning Adventures

The Clayground is a working ceramics studio. It is a place where you can come work with clay, glaze pre-made pottery, take pottery classes, host birthday parties, as well as purchase finished pieces crafted by the talented owner, Rebecca Bresnick Holmes.

7 E. Main St • 530-902-0863

The Clayground

ARC Guitar is a full-service guitar workshop located in a 104 year old historical building. At ARC Guitar you will find skilled and competent luthiers who specialize in guitar restoration and custom guitar construction. Their Guitar Building School offers students the opportunity to build an acoustic guitar using the same materials and techniques with hands-on instruction. Visitors are welcome to stop in and view the many guitars on display and for sale and to watch guitar construction.

308 Railroad Ave • 530-795-1795

ARC Guitar

Located inside Turkovich Family Wines Tasting Room, select your favorite cheese to pair with wine and enjoy a block of heaven! Chipotle Jack, Sage Cheddar, Smoked Cheddar, Gouda, Tomme and more await!

304 Railroad Ave • 530-795-3842

Winters Cheese Company

In Winters we try and slow down. While finding things to do is imminent and subjective, the vibe around town is to enjoy life!

Take a stroll around our historic town and you will feel the “Winters” effect all around you. With the beautiful, rustic sites and shops in downtown and a variety of ways to explore them, Winters can be a place to try new things!

See the world from a bird’s-eye view, create your own souvenir, learn a new skill, or satisfy the shopper inside you. Winters is a place where there’s something to do for all five senses!

Outdoor Recreation & Events

Looking to Explore?

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SACRAMENTO

VACAVILLE

WINTERS DAVIS

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ST. HELENA

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The City of Winters has a charming and authentic atmosphere that feels a little like time standing still.

The people are friendly and accommodating. When you wander around the town you will see remnants of an old automobile shop, historic bank and a beautiful town square park where locals gather every day to play music or just “shoot the breeze” The town celebrates artisan life everywhere you look.

In 1875 the town of Winters, named after land holder Theodore Winters, was established when the railroad crossed into Yolo County. By 1876 Winters had become a busy agricultural and commercial center with three trains daily.

Today Winters remains a stable, picturesque, and vibrant small town, located in the heart of a rich agricultural area and possessing a strong sense of pride and community.

Annual Earthquake Festival August – Shake, rattle and roll! It’s our fault and we’re proud of it! This festival commemorates the rise of the City of Winters from a devastating local earthquake in 1892. Join the celebration and dance the night away on Main Street. The mainstage includes favorite “Time Bandits” and the street is lined with food, booths, bounce houses and more! You’ll raise a glass to everything local! For more information or vendor applications, please call our office 530-795-2329.

Annual Tractor Parade December – A family event you won’t want to miss, this parade is unlike any other! Local farmers decorate their tractors in Holiday lights as they cruise down Main Street to kick off the Holiday’s in style! Following the parade, the City of Winters and Discover Winters Board of Directors light the community tree with Santa in Rotary Park. Join us for an evening that is sure to fill your social media with memories to last a lifetime! For more information, please contact our office 530-795-2329.

Youth Day April – Celebrate our Youth by joining us for the day! Kick off your stay with the Winters Rotary Club’s famous breakfast at the Winters Community Center and stroll down Main Street for our annual Youth Day Parade. The festival continues throughout City Park and concludes in the evening for a live concert featuring local favorites. Now this is Winters! For more information please contact the Winters Youth Day committee www.wintersyouthday.com.

Held in August

Held in December

Held in April

Shake, rattle and roll! It’s our fault and we’re proud of it! This festival commemorates the rise of the City of Winters from a devastating local earthquake in 1892. Join the celebration and dance the night away on Main Street. The mainstage includes favorite “Time Bandits” and the street is lined with food, booths, bounce houses and more!

Earthquake Festival

A family event you won’t want to miss, this parade is unlike any other! Local farmers decorate their tractors in holiday lights as they cruise down Main Street to kick off the holidays in style! Following the parade, the City of Winters and Discover Winters Board of Directors light the community tree with Santa Claus in Rotary Park.

Tractor Parade

Celebrate our Youth by joining us for the day! Kick off your stay with the Winters Rotary Club’s famous breakfast at the Winters Community Center and stroll down Main Street for our annual Youth Day Parade. The festival continues throughout City Park and concludes in the evening with a live concert featuring local favorites.

Youth Day

See full events list at DiscoverWinters.comEVENTS

Take the family to Lake Solano because it has everything for a fun trip – camping, fishing, horseshoe pits, sand volleyball courts, paddleboats and canoe rentals. Go for the day or camp for a week and be sure to take some time to visit Winters. Solano County operates a campground with 83 campsites, of which 36 have water and electric hookups. There are restrooms with flush toilets, sinks and hot showers. The day use area has picnic sites, group picnic facilities, a free boat launch for non-powered vessels, parking, restrooms and a public telephone.

Fishing licenses and tackle are available in Winters at Berryessa Sporting Goods.

8685 Pleasants Valley Road

Lake Solano Recreation

Markley Cove Resort is both a convenient and a historical location for boaters and recreational enthusiasts. Since its inception in 1959, thousands of visitors have come to this small friendly marina located on the southern shores of beautiful Lake Berryessa. Lake Berryessa, known to locals as California’s “best kept secret” offers YEAR AROUND recreational opportunities. Twenty three miles long, the lake has approximately 165 miles of oak-covered shoreline. The smog free climate is wonderful and the lake is convenient to both the Sacramento valley and the Bay area. Markley Cove itself is centrally located between the quaint little town of Winters, CA and the spectacular Napa valley.

7521 Hwy 128, Napa • 707-966-2134

Markley Cove Resortat Lake Berryessa

Winters brings in plenty of outdoor activities for those who are adventurous. Let your mind take you to an area that promotes both tranquility and health. Explore what nature provides all around us here in Winters.

Take a stroll around the creekwalk and enjoy the nature and beauty of Putah Creek.

Take a hike at Stebbins cold canyon. Enjoy a picnic at the top and take in the scenery.

Take a drive to Lake Berryessa and rent a boat. Drive out to see the Glory Hole which has brought national attention to our community.

Rent a Kayak at Lake Solano

Fly fish in Putah Creek where the salmon seem to flourish