Visited 29 JUL 24 We stayed in Frostburg a couple years ago,…read morehere to bike ride on the GAP trail. I instantly liked the town. The little section of downtown Main Street where The Toasted Goat is located reminds me of the little towns depicted in Hallmark movies. The area does need some revitalization, a little sprucing up, and fresh businesses but the potential is certainly there. The Toasted Goat is adjacent to a historic hotel, the Gunter Hotel. The first star of this restaurant is the place itself. If you like turn of the century buildings, that ornate stonework, you will like this place. The inside, except for a few too many TV screens, has retained the "Speakeasy" look that it used to be. Our server, was very good, he even has a "period" look with the handlebar mustache and suspenders. Our sandwiches did take a little longer than I thought they should have at 1300 on a Monday. The colorful metal tall chairs that have at the tables likely work fine for college kids and other slender lightweight folk, but were a bit uncomfortable for us. We moved to a table near the front window that had lower chairs with traditional padding. My wife got a Turkey Rueben and I tried the New Orleans Muffaletta. We both had fires, standard but well prepared. He turkey sandwich was good, she felt the braised cabbage versus a traditional sauerkraut actually had a bit of sauerkraut tang to it- she still liked it. I have never had a Muffaletta, but I have seen them on the food shows. This didn't quite look like those, certainly not substantial like the TV ones. It was however tasty and enough for lunch. We got out for $41 and a $10 tip...so a little steep, but that's where pricing is these days. Worth the stop, would come here again if we are back in the area.

Stopped in for lunch on a weekday . The restaurant is in a hotel…read more The restaurant wasn't busy there were only a handful of people there. I had a local IPA on tap which was very tasty. The service was friendly and speedy. I had a panini rueben which was amazing! Nice and crusty as it should be on the outside and delicious! The fries are homemade and done right!

Planned a day trip driving from West Mifflin (outside Pittsburgh) to Laurel Highlands venues. My…read moretrip included this winery. It was a beautiful weekday in October. I opted for a wine tasting of a flight of 5 wines selected from their menu for $5 and sat on their outdoor patio with tables and umbrellas to enjoy my sips. The orchard was in the background, a lovely setting against a blue sky. I liked the Tempranillo best so bought a bottle. Lovely shop, pleasant staff.

We were in Somerset for the fire and ice festival on January 18th and stopped by the Glades Pike…read moreWinery and I am so glad we did! The staff was so friendly and helpful. The location is beautiful, secluded, and the winery should be in a Norman Rockwell painting! My husband and I have been to wineries in the Hamptons, the finger lakes, and Soma County California, and nothing even comes close to its Diamond Wine!! I love ice wine and they told me that it was not quite an ice wine but a late harvest wine. Does not matter, it is my new favorite.!! Thank you so much for a wonderful visit and we will be back .

It is a very small winery in a middle of mountain. We are glad to stop by this place. The owner is…read moresuper friendly and explained the wine. We really enjoyed Chardonnay which is not buttery a lot. It is so fruity and refreshing. We also like Ursa Major which is very smooth. Also we love their dessert wine. We got blueberry smell and flavor. I highly recommend this place.

While visiting DCL, we decide to check out a local winery. Quick and very pretty drive to the…read morewinery. The owners were the sweetest people. With COVID, you cannot due indoor tastings but they offer tastings in your car with beautiful views. We did a wine tasting and most of the wines are dry which is what we like. Our favorites were the Artisan Nouveau, Watershed Reserve and Blue Dolce. The Blue Dolce is one of the best dessert wines we have ever tried. We also purchased a jar of Pear Butter which is made from pears grown on the hillside....cannot wait to try it. Suggest checking this place when in the DCL area as it is just a short drive and so worth it!

We haven't been here since 2018, which we had been here twice during that time frame. We were in…read morethe area and decided to stop. I'm happy we did, the wine is pretty much the same but better than I remembered. This time things have expanded than previously. The side is enclosed and after 2020 they had to make some changes to stay open. I believe the hours here are very minimal. I had a good conversation with the wine makers and owner/wine maker discussing where they're obtaining their wine grapes. Rustic Red is my favorite and hands off making a chambourcin taste good, such as tough wine to make taste good. Good people and friendly at this location. If in the area, highly recommend stopping by.

The most hospitable nice people. Dee, Tony and Jim, we're so nice and informative!…read moreCome by to check out this 60 acre winery!

The absolute cutest spot! Visit the winery and cafe or stay in the grounds at the adorable,…read moresimplistic bed and breakfast! They offer a free wine pour, free breakfast and a mimosa wit you stay. The bed and breakfast sits on farm land- so relaxing to have a glass of wine by the fire pit and gaze off to the distance. It's only about an hour from Pittsburgh- I would absolutely recommend checking this place out! The place is full of charm, really good wine and nostalgia!

Had a good time. The wine and food were very good. We…read morewill definitely stop in again.

So we had my High School Reunion here, and it was a fantastic venue. Nestled in western P.A., the…read moreviews were spectacular, and the grounds had plenty of room to accommodate our large group. Thistlewaite had a great staff on deck, and they were easy going and friendly. I also liked the fact that there wasn't any high pressure wine sales going on; they were very cool about the whole affair. As for the wine, I was mainly drinking beer from our group's private stash, but a number of group's members had some and said that it was very good. All things considered, I'd gladly attend another event here any day.

Finally we got to visit.. We have been wanting to try this…read morewinery out for two years. We are never in the area. Today we were driving home from WV and I looked it up and the website said closed. But I called anyways and they said new hours is til 7. We stopped and I tried all of the dry red and whites. They were all pretty good. The Leon Millot was fantastic!!! The farmhouse red and Vidal Blanc was fantastic as well. They have lots of selections as well as places to sit outside. It was out in the country and very cozy. I highly recommend this place.

The ambiance is great. On this chilly rainy day they had a fire going in their covered outdoor…read moreseating area with chairs gathered around it. They were also making fresh brick oven pizzas although we did not have any they looked good. There is a chapel-like building right there that was set up for a wedding that afternoon and it was very cute with black painted corrugated ceiling and stained glass windows. There are also cabins on-site which would probably be good for the wedding party although they didn't look too great and built a little jenky. The tasting room was small and cozy with stone walls and beams all around. There was one person working the tasting room and it was crowded but she was pleasant and efficient and we didn't have to wait too long in between pours. The wine isn't great and they don't grow their own grapes but outsource them from California, New York and other areas. They do have a nice Niagara wine (obviously from NY) and the BlackBerry Merlot was pretty good too. We bought a bottle of each of those but the others were just meh or yuck. (A few even had a vinegar taste to them). But it's a cute winery and I still recommend a visit. There were 5 in our group and after our tasting we each got a glass to enjoy on the covered patio while listening to the music piped into the outdoor speakers (current music from 70s to now but nothing obnoxious). Tasting was super cheap at only $5. It's worth a visit.

Little hidden gem. We stopped here kind of on a whim on a long road trip. The lady that assisted us…read morewas very nice and helpful. It's December, so we didn't sit outside, but the property looked lovely. I liked all the wines we had.

Sanaview Farms Winery and Cafe continues to be one of those places we genuinely love coming back…read moreto, and this Valentine's visit was another reminder why. I was traveling back from Florida hoping to pull off a surprise evening with my partner and friends, and Janet, Nathan, and their team of great employees went above and beyond to help make it happen. Their kindness and willingness to lean into the moment made what could have been just a nice dinner turn into a really memorable night. The setting is beautiful, relaxed, and welcoming in that effortless way that makes you want to linger a bit longer. The wood fired pizza and other delicious offerings are consistently excellent, and the wines and cocktails are always right on point. If you tend toward drier wines, which can sometimes be a rare find in western Pennsylvania, Nathan is absolutely delivering here. What keeps us coming back though is the people. Janet, Nathan, and the team have created something special, and you feel that from the minute you walk in. Already looking forward to the next visit.

Pizza was very very good, wine was just alright. I am kind…read moreof a wine snob and I couldn't find one wine I liked after having a tasting and ordering a flight. However, the chocolate cherry espresso martini stole the show. I am now going to start adding cherry vodka to my espresso martinis at home!! Pizza was excellent. Dough is so soft and chewy and the toppings were very fresh.

Masks up! Social distancing Cute spot to try their wines…read moreand chat for a bit. Very reasonable prices

This is NOT a winery to sit, sip and enjoy the ambiance. This is essentially a retail store that…read morelets you sample the goods before you make your purchase. Their wines are decent and very affordable. I think it's worth a stop in if you're in the area. However, they're only open on Saturdays, Sundays and "whenever we are here." Lol. That said, I have advice for the owners: 1) Add a couple of tall tables and stools so guests can relax during the tasting. At the very least, add/build a tall bar where guests can stand and be served. 2) Give a more generous tasting size (AT LEAST DOUBLE) so that guests can actually taste each wine... 4 drops is NOT enough. 3) Don't ask guests what they want to try, just give them a taste of everything. If necessary, try a "3 for free or $3 for all" fee structure where each guest can choose up to 3 wines to taste for free OR they can pay a $3 (or other small fee) to try them all. Guests who aren't familiar with the wines or winery don't often like picking the wines themselves, so giving them an option to try ALL the wines automatically makes it a lot more convenient.