15 Degrees C

Great little spot to grab a snack and some wine. Traveling from Carmel to LA and this was a lucky little find on the trip. The service was great, the people are all so nice, dog friendly, and a great selection of beers and wines.

15° C in Templeton.
Wine, beer, champagne.
Bacon wrapped dates appetizer.
Guitar music on the patio.
Good friends
Oh My
What else can you say!

Great spot to stop by for some beer/​wine and enjoy it on their patio.
Get their bacon wrapped dates, and if you want to try something new their purple hard boiled eggs (great with a beer).

Cool concept, but missing the friendly service. A little overpriced too. There are better places around here.

My boyfriend and I come here quite often and always have a good time. Michael, Loshel, Justin, Spencer, Bailey and the crew are very friendly and attentive to their customers.

We really enjoyed our time with Michael at 15 degrees. The Farm Winery tasting was outstanding. Michael knew the wines very well and guided our tasting in an easy, casual manner. Just the experience we were looking for… good wine, great place, fabulous staff.

Service is awful. Food is decent and drink is good, but not worth it if you can’t get a any service or when you do get service, it’s grumpy service.
Extra star for manager contacting me.

Love 15c. The staff is wonderful and very knowledgeable with Ali leadership. I have Celiac and they are very careful with my food. The wine list is always the best. Ali has done a wonderful job with Wine University. We very lucky to have an amazing place in our community. Thank you to Ali and her staff. A big shout out to Bailey

My wife and I always love to come here when we’re in town. The wines served on the ever changing menu always impress and the food bites are excellent.
We love the ambiance here and we meet the coolest people at the bar.
This a must visit if you’re staying in Templeton on your wine vacation.

I’ve been here twice. The food is great. Wine is good. Beer is good. Service is lacking. Someone put the BBQ pork in the freezer so there was none available. It seems like I’m always waiting on someone and it’s not even that busy. Employees talk amongst themselves. It would be so much better if the employees were more knowledgable and paid more attention. The friend I was with always orders a special drink when she comes and the bartender this time didn’t know how to make it.
Update: Was 3 stars… I had 2 glasses of wine and the turkey, Brie, Apple panini. After arriving home I started to feel sick. I hate to say this but 15° quickly left my body…

I grew up in the area, and stopped by on a recent trip home. We were taken care of by Michael S. and Spencer. The service was amazing, which is good since we were also one of two groups in at the time.
The essence of this bar from what I understand is a wine shop/​restaurant with wine from around the world. Michael was very knowledgeable and walked me around the store, teaching me about «Gamay» and telling me about wines I may like (Scar of the Sea, Twomey, etc). The staff was very personable, polite, and knowledgeable. I didn’t try their food, but other reviews say it is perfect.
I was looking for wines from the area to take back with me to the city, and found their supply to be sorely lacking. There were a few from the area, but it didn’t seem like their strong suit. The layout with the «gift shop» felt odd, and I’d be surprised to find out that was a good use of space for them. Tip: get rid of that and get some local wines in your shop!

Great selection of wines, and bubbles, from all over the world. The owner will bend over backwards to order anything not stocked; local cider & beer is on tap & bottled beer is stocked as well. Why not 5 stars? The staff can be fantastic with the food service (the food is ALWAYS delicious) or they can be really not so good. Hit or miss. They are always friendly & helpful, but sometimes it takes waaaaay too long to get your food.

So wine and beer selection is amazing! Food? There isn’t a full kitchen? Doesn’t bother them none! Food is incredible, amazing fare to compliment the beer and wine they have, BBQ pork, Cubans sandwhiches amazing! A must stop spot if you are traveling through the quaint town of templeton!

Four staff «shot gunning» beers at the bar on a Friday night at 8pm. Tacky! Service is lacking to say the least, they were rude and inattentive.

Delicious tapas (bacon wrapped manchego-​stuffed dates, anyone??) and wine, beer and cider by the glass. They use a Coravin for their rare wines, so you get to taste some unusual things! Great patio on a gorgeous late afternoon.

What a fantastic location, staff, menu and wine selection. I was lucky to join the Templeton Women in Business for a lunch on the patio. Allison shared her story, some local wines & varietals that most of us had never even heard of.
The menu she shared was all about local from the breads to the greens, all Templeton. The Ladies working this day were friendly and all smiles, great ambiance for the afternoon.
Fantastic job! Already looking forward to my next visit!

I’m a local and have been there several times, I also have many friends that have been there and we agree…
Overpriced, poor service, and not very friendly. It’s a shame because it could be so much better.

Kind of on the fence about this one. Looks like a great local spot, but the service was pretty average; seemed like they didn’t care if we were there or not. We had some beers, I ordered some pickles (which were not as good as my own, even though they touted them as homemade local fare). Just didn’t get a good vibe from this place.

There’s no question Templeton needed a place like 15 Degrees C, somewhere open relatively late where friends can sit down, order some wine and farm-​to-​table, and generally relax over drinks on Main Street.
THE FOOD: a major strength of 15 Degrees C. It’s sourced from Nature’s Touch Nursery down the road so everything is local and fresh. It’s also very, very tasty (hello chicken curry salad and pork carnitas salad!) and reasonably priced.
THE ATMOSPHERE: another strength. 15 Degrees C is wine country «industrial barn» cool with plenty of comfy outdoor seating. The bar area is wonderfully done and seats many in a large circular arrangement.
THE SERVICE: Just bad. Our servers were inattentive and didn’t know the wine menu. I asked which offering was their driest white and the server could not make a recommendation. She actually advised me to pick a red. We were also asked for our IDs multiple times, and service was generally slow even though the shop was not particularly crowded.
THE WINE: The wine I ordered was ok, but I was surprised by the limited menu and lack of information provided. This is not the place to go wine-​tasting if you want to get a taste profile on your wine (none is given on the menu) or if you’re hoping to find local wines only. Many of the wines were foreign and presented without context, which gave me only the price point as a deciding factor. Not fun, not why I came out. The upcharge per glass seemed a bit extreme as well.
THE BOTTOM LINE: service was weird and not particularly knowledgeable but I’d come back for the food and atmosphere.

The food here is amazing. My sandwich was one of the best I have ever had! Their wine and beer selection offers a very nice variety with something that appeals to everyone. I was a little bummed when going in on a Friday that the employees seemed confused by my question about what the bubbles bar for Fridays was about. Still dont in fact and thats a shame, as I love my bubbles! Service was a little odd, as she was drinking wine as she was taking care of us. Fine, but come and offer us more drinks, dont make me flag you down please. That just makes me feel like a lush, haha. I enjoyed my drinks and food, and will be back!