La Nebbia Winery sits in the hills above Half Moon Bay with views that make you understand why people choose this foggy coastline over everywhere else. Dogs are welcome in both the tasting room and picnic area, which means you’re not choosing between wine and bringing your dog along—you get both.

The tasting room itself is casual enough that your dog won’t feel out of place. You can sample wines at the bar or grab a table, and the staff doesn’t make a big deal about dogs being there, which is refreshing. If you want to linger, the picnic area is where you’ll actually spend time. There’s a bocce ball court out there, so if you bring friends, you’ve got something to do between glasses. Your dog can wander around while you play, and there’s enough space that it doesn’t feel cramped.

The setting matters here. Half Moon Bay gets that famous fog rolling in, which actually keeps things cool on warm days—a genuine relief when you’re outside with a dog. The winery’s location in the hills gives you views without feeling touristy or overly manicured. It’s the kind of place where people bring dogs regularly, so you’re not pioneering anything; the place just accommodates it naturally.

Bring water for your dog and maybe some snacks. The picnic area is the real draw if you’re planning to stay awhile. The bocce court is legitimately fun if you’re competitive about that sort of thing, and you can keep an eye on your dog while playing. Check their website for current hours since coastal wineries sometimes adjust seasonally, especially through the slower winter months. Half Moon Bay has other spots worth visiting on the same day—Purisima Creek Redwoods is nearby if you want a proper hike afterward.