To sum it up this is a great place ro taste some phenomenal wines. It is very straight to the point. Great wine without the beauty and charm of nice scenery. I would definitely recommend if looking for something off of the beaten path.

My wife and I love wine tasting. The Wine Ghetto is an industrial park with more than a dozen local wineries for wine tasting. It allows the convenience of parking and walking from one tasting to the other. It offers small wineries a facility for tasting, storing barrels, and shipping. Tastings are usually $10 a person per winery, but 2... More

When my daughter told us about this place, we thought what???? You got visit this place to believe it. It looks like a cluster of metal buildings that would be woodshops or auto repair garages. But it is so far from that. The local wineries have banned together and made these metal buildings, the wine ghetto!!! We just spent two... More

My boyfriend & I came here over Thanksgiving weekend. It was great to have so many choices in one place and all of the staff in each winery we visited was excited about their wine, shared great information, and was more enthusiastic & friendly than the other areas we visited in CA that trip. Highly recommend a stop!

visited my daughter last weekend in Lompoc CA, the town is ok, but it's near the wineries, Santa Ynez, etc, near Buelton, lots of wineries, but went to the Wine Ghetto off Ocean Avenue in Lompoc, and they look like warehouses, open at 11am till 4pm, some open noon, but it very interesting, tasting wines in each warehouse, one I... More

This was my first trip to the area and my friends took me to the wine ghetto. It is not much to look at, but it is a great way to taste a lot of local wines without driving. The staff at the tasting rooms were friendly and were helpful in pointing us to the other tasting rooms. This is... More

seriously..........come on now...........I mean we're all aware that these boutique wineries are buying local grapes and making small batches, but there's little to no overhead in corrigated steel buildings. save your money and forget the ghetto..

If you don't have alot of time and don't want to do alot of driving, the Wine Ghetto houses many tasting rooms. Our favorites were Flying Goat (sparkling wines), Joseph Blair and Jalama wines; Palmina was disappointing. The staff are knowledgeable and eager to share their knowledge of wines and winemaking with guests. Nice to visit an up and coming... More

We visited mid week and several shops were closed, but what a great idea to have so many wineries located in one area. You can park your car and walk from one shop to another. Some shops represented several wineries so you can taste a variety of wines in one location. The host was very knowledgeable and helpful.