Enjoy steak, seafood, and local wines on a charming terrace with stunning views of Guadalupe Valley, where the food and atmosphere shine.
"In perhaps the most picturesque setting in all of Mexican wine country, chef Javier Plascencia offers a grand campestre experience. Diners feast on local oysters, suckling pig and lamb roasted in cajas chinas, and seafood tostadas you can dress with an array of colorful salsas served in small jars. The bread and tortillas are made by artisans on the premises, and the produce comes plucked from the garden. Seating areas on top of massive old wine barrels, acquired from the Santo Tomás winery, act as amusement parks where visitors share Mexican wine, laughter, and selfies until the cows come home." - Bill Esparza
"Chef Javier Plascencia's live-fire cooking drives the menus at both Finca Altozano, his primary restaurant, and Animalón, a short walk away." - Ray Isle
"One of the area’s best-loved chefs is Javier Plascencia, who set up in the valley in 2012 when it first turned heads. His Finca Altozano now encompasses the original outdoor grill restaurant, a tortas truck, an ice-cream shop, and the pop-up dinner series Animalón under a 100-year-old oak tree."
"The main festival, scheduled from 4 p.m. to midnight on Saturday, October 6, is taking place at chef Javier Plascencia’s stunning outdoor restaurant Finca Altozano and will feature 30 celebrity chef food stations, 25 Baja wineries, local craft breweries, live bands, and much more." - Candice Woo
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