Bar in Westlake Village, United States
The Stonehaus
100ptsOutdoor wine garden, low booking friction.
About The Stonehaus
The Stonehaus is a wine and beer garden on the Westlake Village Inn property, built around an open-air patio with stone fireplaces and a relaxed, wine-first format. It's the right call for low-pressure dates, afternoon groups, and casual rounds in a setting that's a cut above a standard bar — expect to spend around $60–$80 for two before tip. Walk-ins work on weekdays; book or arrive early on weekends.
The Stonehaus, Westlake Village: Pearl Verdict
Outdoor seating at The Stonehaus fills up fast on weekend afternoons, and if you're planning a visit during the current stretch of warm Southern California weather, arriving early is the move. This is a wine-country-style gathering spot on Agoura Road that draws a consistent crowd from across the Conejo Valley — and the limited prime patio space is the first thing you should know before showing up.
What You're Getting
The Stonehaus is a European-inspired wine and beer garden attached to the Westlake Village Inn property. The appeal is the outdoor setting: stone fireplaces, mature landscaping, and an open-air format that makes it one of the more pleasant places to sit with a glass of wine in the western San Fernando Valley. The draw is atmosphere over cuisine — this is a spot for an afternoon glass and a shared board rather than a full dinner destination. Think of it as a destination for the occasion, not the menu.
For the value-focused visitor: wine by the glass pricing at wine garden-style venues in suburban Los Angeles typically runs $14–$22 depending on the pour, and shared charcuterie or cheese boards tend to land in the $20–$35 range. The Stonehaus fits this tier. You're paying partly for the setting , the stone architecture, the open-sky ambiance, the distance from a strip-mall bar , and whether that premium is worth it depends on how much the outdoor environment matters to you. If you want a serious wine list with sommelier guidance, this is not the place. If you want a relaxed afternoon with a drinkable glass and a good view, it is.
The scent of wood smoke from the fireplaces in the cooler months anchors the experience in a way that makes the space feel considered rather than corporate, which is a meaningful distinction for a venue attached to a hotel property.
Who Should Book
Couples looking for a low-pressure date setting will find this easier to execute than a full restaurant reservation. Groups of four to six work well on the patio. Solo visitors or pairs who want serious cocktail programming or a deep spirits list will find it underwhelming compared to dedicated bar destinations. This is a wine-first, atmosphere-second, food-third kind of place , in that order.
For broader options in the area, see our full Westlake Village restaurants guide, our full Westlake Village bars guide, and our full Westlake Village wineries guide. If you're staying nearby, our full Westlake Village hotels guide covers the property and its competitors. For things to do around the visit, our full Westlake Village experiences guide is worth a look.
Practical Details
Reservations: Walk-ins are generally feasible on weekdays; weekend afternoons are busier and some advance planning is advisable. Booking difficulty is low overall. Address: 32039 Agoura Rd, Westlake Village, CA 91361. Budget: Expect a typical round of two glasses of wine and a shared board to land in the $60–$80 range before tip, which is reasonable for the format and setting. Dress: Smart casual; the outdoor wine garden context keeps expectations relaxed. Parking: On-site at the Westlake Village Inn property.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the food good at The Stonehaus?
The Stonehaus is primarily a wine and beer garden, so food is secondary to the drinks and setting. Expect light bites suited to outdoor grazing rather than a full dinner. If a substantial meal is your priority, plan a proper restaurant visit separately and treat The Stonehaus as a drinks-first stop.
Is The Stonehaus good for groups?
Groups of four to six are a solid fit for the outdoor garden format. Larger parties should plan ahead, as the space fills quickly on weekend afternoons. It works best when everyone is happy with a drinks-and-snacks format rather than a structured sit-down meal.
Do I need a reservation at The Stonehaus?
Walk-ins are generally fine on weekdays. Weekend afternoons are a different story: the outdoor seating fills fast, especially during warm weather in Westlake Village. If you're going on a Saturday or Sunday, some advance planning is advisable to avoid a wait.
Is The Stonehaus good for a date?
Yes, and it's one of the lower-friction date options in the Westlake Village area. The outdoor setting on the Westlake Village Inn property creates an easy, relaxed atmosphere without the pressure of a full restaurant reservation. Couples looking for a casual afternoon or early-evening stop will find it fits well.
Does The Stonehaus have outdoor seating?
Outdoor seating is the main draw at The Stonehaus. The European-inspired garden setting on the Westlake Village Inn property is what most visitors come for. That also means the best spots go fast on warm weekend afternoons, so arriving early or planning ahead matters.
What's the signature drink at The Stonehaus?
The Stonehaus focuses on wine and beer rather than a cocktail program, which suits the garden format. Specific current pours are not documented in Pearl's venue record, so checking directly with the venue before visiting is the practical move if your selection matters.
Does The Stonehaus have happy hour deals?
Happy hour specifics are not available in Pearl's current venue record for The Stonehaus. Given the wine and beer garden format, weekday afternoons tend to be the quieter window regardless of formal promotions. Contacting the venue directly at 32039 Agoura Rd before your visit will give you the current picture.
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