We came here as part of a wine tasting tour. The first winery we stopped at and we could not have…read morepicked better. The grounds were beautiful and the tasting room was elegant and beautiful. Our server/host was fantastic. He was friendly and informative. He didn't overwhelm us with details about the making of the wine until he realized I was interested in the nerdy stuff. The wines were excellent and I especially like being able to fast two of the wines that Paul Hobbs makes in California. I bought three of the just released 2024 vintage of the dry Riesling and should have bought more. This is definitely worth the stop. We all had a great time.

The lovely man who did our tasting was so friendly and so knowledgeable. He absolutely elevated the…read moreexperience into the next level. He was attentive but not pushy and seemed to love his job genuinely so much. The view was absolutely gorgeous and the wines were lovely. I appreciated how they gave us some from the region as well as from other wineries owned by the same owner of Hillick and Hobbs. The ambiance was lovely and they let us select where to sit which I very much appreciated.

Service was amazing and made our bride Taty smile and laugh so much!! Thank you for your time!read more

Talk about excellent service and wine!!! The other half and I did a tasting. Our server was awesome…read moreand funny! We ended up buying 6 bottles of wine! Can't wait to crack one open with dessert tonight! Parking lot was easy in and out and building had a great horseshoe bar that gave you plenty of space

I went here on a Sunday with a group of 11 for brunch. As I…read morewalked in the building is an old restored timber frame building. Very impressive. Our waitress was very prompt and helpful. I was amazed that she could take care of 11 people. I ordered the biscuits and gravy. They were very good. My wife got the quiche and she said it was good. They had a very nice selection of beer and wines. The view was amazing.

The wine was good, but the vibes were definitely off. The place felt really unwelcoming for some…read morereason and all the patrons even seemed miserable. Service was almost nonexistent. The views of the lake were nice but not enough to make me stay longer. Weird.

I went here with three buddies for a tasting. We all had…read moresomething different. Everything we tried was great!! We just had the bar mix for food. Our waitress was very nice. I think all 4 of us left with bottles.

Didn't start here long but it was pretty good, they have some really good choices but it's a pretty…read moresmall place and not my favorite place to sit and sample. The staff kinda ignored but still Definitely worth stopping by though to pick some of their vodkas!

My husband and I stopped by Osmote Wine a week or so ago when we spent the Fourth of July in the…read moreFinger Lakes. It was one of the three wineries we stopped at, and we had a great visit. Osmote is a small winery, with a focus on what they call "low-impact wines": natural fermentation, low-intervention, classic varieties and modern disease-resistant hybrids... The property is beautiful, with a great view of Seneca Lake. It's a sort of covered pavilion but open on all sides - very open to nature. They offer their wines by the glass or as part of a tasting ($20/person for 4 2-oz. pours). My husband had one glass, while I went with a tasting. I enjoyed all of the wines, and we took a few bottles home with us. The service was great - friendly, casual, helpful - the doggie employee/greeter was a charmer, too. Osmote also produces pork, and you can visit the pigs they're raising which are just down the hill from the winery. Osmote is a great winery to visit on your trip to the Finger Lakes if you're looking for a natural wine producer with a casual, outdoor setup for tastings, Osmore is a no brainer. I'm looking forward to drinking the bottles we brought home, but I'd love to return for another visit in the future, too!

Wonderful wine, wonderful view, wonderful people. Hope to be back soon! We went for tastings and…read moregot a bottle, too! Hope to bring friends here.

Great wine, ambiance and service! A wonderful all around experience! We will definitely be back.read more

Newly open spot, don't let the lack of reviews or pics stop you from visiting - one of my favorite…read morespots on my trip. Beautiful view of the lake - enjoy the view of sailboats and birds as you sip your wine. Worth the drop in. Thank you Joe and Hunter for your beautiful views and conversation!

Catherine Valley Winery is located just outside of Watkins Glen on the east side of Seneca Lake…read more Mini flights are $12 and are enough to catch a bit of a buzz. If you wanted to just taste a sip of wine, I'm not sure how that works. I am into sweeter whites these days, and the four I tried did not disappoint. I had riesling (good but not extraordinary), Lost Irishman, Seneca Steamer (I enjoyed these both equally), and Viva (sparkling). The ambiance is the best part - the patio overlooking the lake is lovely. We enjoyed our wine while taking in the scenery. We purchased two bottles of wine and one hard cider, and they were all $19, The bathroom could use an update, but that was my only quibble. CV isn't the fanciest Finger Lakes winery but it's relaxing and enjoyable.

We have been coming to this winery for over 10 years. It's very small so don't expect anything…read morefancy like the other ones on the trail. Seating is limited as well as food. But they have the best wine and the best view in my opinion. Either you will love it or hate it. ‍ Sweet Revenge Lost irishman And their cider is my favorite if they have their ginger cider available that's a 10/10 also!

Solera Tap House is a hidden gem in the Finger Lakes. From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed…read moreby a relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff, and an impressive selection of craft beers, cocktails, and local beverages. The food is outstanding--everything is fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared. The wings are some of the best around, and the menu offers something for everyone. Whether you're stopping in after a day at the wineries or looking for a place to relax with friends, Solera delivers a great experience every time. The outdoor seating area adds to the charm, especially during the warmer months. Excellent service, great drinks, delicious food, and a fun, laid-back vibe make this a must-visit spot. We came for dinner and trivia and ended up meeting Caroline. She was a Rockstar behind the bar and was quick to offer great suggestions. Tom ran trivia and endured everyone had fun. Even though we were riding the "Struggle Bus" we ended up winning. We'll definitely be back!

Amongst winery after winery after winery, Solera is such a refreshing stop for an AMAZING on tap…read morelist, good cocktails, games, and really good food. A great variety on tap such as Trillium and Fidens. Fun cocktails like an Orange crush which brings me back to beach vibes and lavender lemonades. They have darts, a selection of board games, outdoor seating and stage in the summer time. I got the cuban which had a perfect crust to it and their fries are SOLID. There's a reason it's always crowded!

Definitely a must do!! So many winery's all good. Brought home 24 assort bottles and several types…read moreof ice wines!!

Enjoyable time. Friendly knowledgeable people. Great wine tasting experience. I bought several…read morebottles of wine both sweet and dry.

Set sail for True Love, a truly enjoyable time!…read more Bottom Line Up Front: We had a wonderful, relaxing, and fun time for a good price. The Good: The history of the John Alden designed schooner is worth reading before you go. We had some more "salty" members of our group that recognized the name of the schooner from the 1956 movie "High Society" starring Bing Crosby, Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra and after that we were on board for a wonderful time. We even were seated in the seats once occupied by Gene and Bing. We purchased our tickets after being approached by Terry who negotiated a decent price with us because he wanted a full boat for the next trip. Captain Bill was an experienced Captain and is well known in the area. He got us underway and was a delightful host regaling us with stories about the "True Love", Seneca Lake and surroundings, as well as, some stories about racing the "True Love" and his crew, Spencer and Marena. Captain Bill even assisted another sailing boat that was in distress and precariously close to the lake edge. The trip was two hours long and on time. The crew served non-alcoholic and adult beverages (some free, some for a price) while underway and also sold some souvenirs (Whisky and glasses). The Bad: There was nothing bad, from start to finish, this was a very enjoyable trip and the crew definitely enjoyed sharing their love of the "Trie Love" with the joyful passengers. The Ugly: Absolutely nothing other than we could not be out for longer. If you find yourself in Watkins Glen, this is definitely an enjoyable to kick back, relax, and let the wind fill your sails. They say a picture is worth 1000 words, so I am going to end my post with a few that we snapped along the way. May you have fair winds, and following lake waters!

Excellent sailing experience The crew was great and was…read morevery eager to make sure we had a great time The boat was in excellent condition