Vinedos La Redonda Restaurant sits on the La Redonda winery estate outside Ezequiel Montes, one of the more established wineries along Queretaro's wine route, roughly 33.5 kilometers from San Juan del Rio. The menu blends Mexican-international dishes with wine pairing, anchored by cheese-and-cured-meat boards served with estate wine and grilled regional dishes that suit both a sit-down restaurant meal and the estate's picnic-style grounds, where visitors can bring blankets and eat in the open air among the vines. This dual restaurant-and-picnic format gives La Redonda a more relaxed, family-friendly character than some of the smaller boutique wineries nearby, making it a popular full-day outing rather than a quick tasting stop. The estate wine list, drawn entirely from La Redonda's own production, anchors the pairing menu, and the open grounds create a casual, open-air atmosphere well suited to groups and families rather than an intimate fine-dining setting. Dress code stays casual throughout. Because the restaurant runs on tour-and-tasting hours that vary seasonally, confirming the schedule ahead of time is worthwhile, and reservations are recommended specifically for weekend visits, when the picnic grounds and restaurant both see the heaviest wine-route traffic.
Signature dishes
- Cheese and cured-meat boards with estate wine
- Grilled regional dishes
Good to know
- Known for
- Mexican-international with wine pairing; vineyard picnic and restaurant setting
- Hours
- Daily, tour and tasting hours (confirm current schedule)
- Reservations
- Recommended for weekend visits
Location
Carretera San Juan del Rio a Ezequiel Montes Km. 33.5, Ezequiel Montes, 76650, Qro.
20.6702, -99.9032 View on map
Highlights
- Cheese and cured-meat boards paired with La Redonda's own wines
- Vineyard picnic grounds alongside standard restaurant seating
- Grilled regional dishes suited to a full-day winery visit
- Family-friendly, open-air atmosphere on the wine route
Tips for visiting
- Reserve ahead for weekend visits, when the estate is busiest
- Bring a blanket to use the picnic grounds if the weather allows
- Confirm current tour and tasting hours before visiting, as they vary seasonally
- Pair the cheese-and-cured-meat board with a wine flight to sample the estate's range
Accessibility
The estate includes open vineyard grounds and picnic areas, which may involve uneven natural terrain; visitors with mobility needs should confirm accessible pathways with the winery ahead of a visit.
Frequently asked questions
Can visitors picnic on the grounds at La Redonda?
Yes, the estate offers picnic-style grounds among the vines in addition to standard restaurant seating.
Is a reservation needed?
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend visits when the estate sees the most wine-route traffic.
What kind of food is served?
Mexican-international dishes with a wine-pairing focus, including cheese-and-cured-meat boards and grilled regional dishes.