We stopped in on Saturday during the "Taste of the Galleria" event. We tried some wine samples,…read moreand I thought they were very good. I really like how the space is decorated, and it feels real comfy with lots of picnic tables for seating, and really cool artwork on the walls (which are for sale). Would like to come back again some day, buy a bottle or two, and hang out ... Cheers!!

We had a private wine tasting experience with Borelli and we're so impressed by absolutely…read moreeverything. We are locals and felt like we were doing an experience on vacation. The wines are on a different level, completely blowing other PA made wines out of the water. The Sangiovese was our favorite, but we also very much enjoyed the Rosè, Cabernet, Red Blend, and Sauvignon Blanc. This would be a great venue for a small intimate wedding or a dinner club. The food was all incredible. We had dandelion salad with house vinaigrette, breaded artichokes with lemon, pasta aiolio, and beef oso bucco. 5 star ambiance as well. All around 5 star experience!

Great venue for shows with great sound and lighting with a variety of different style tables to sit…read moreat !

Overall, I've always had a great experience. I have been there many times for many different types…read moreof shows in the Cellar and always had great service in a beautiful atmosphere with nice people and great acoustics.

Good as always. The zucchini blossoms were great... little lackluster for the price, but still…read moregood. Veal tortellini sounded great, so that's what I went with. Although the dish as a whole was good, I felt as if the creamy sauce greatly out powered any veal flavor that was going on. Felt like if the tortellini was filled with ricotta, it would have tasted exactly the same. Overall, great meal as always. Wine is great. Food and vibes are immaculate. Just feel like the veal tortellini isn't worth it.

Came on the recommendation of hubby's coworker. Nice drive through the countryside from downtown…read morePittsburgh. Beautiful property. Started with a wine tasting. Thanks to Debbie, for assisting us through their wines. We left with a case of dry reds. They have outside dining, inside dining, beer garden, and a wine shop. Don't forget to try their wine slushy! Today's inside flavor slushy was black raspberry. The beer garden was supposed to have a peach slushy but the rain storm came.

I'm a touch belated in my review, but I'd be remiss to skip over it entirely. I had such a…read morewonderful visit to Refucilo before a friend's wedding this past fall. On a whim, I decided to walk back to the hotel from some sights in the Mexican War Streets neighborhood. As I passed by this boisterous street, I looked up, saw the wine bar, paused, and walked in without a second thought. I easily grabbed a seat at the bar and the folks working were so nice and friendly! I was there solo and they didn't treat me any differently than larger groups, which I so appreciated. I tried the rose and loved it so much that I bought a bottle to go. Brought it back home and indulged! If I'm ever in Pittsburgh again (which I will be), I know I'll be stopping back here.

This cute little winery has great red wines and good food! Get the empanadas! The service is great…read moreand they are friendly and attentive. Stop here after hanging on the north side.

The vineyard is tucked into the town of Monongahela , just outside of Pittsburgh, on a beautiful 10…read moreacre family property that has been around for 36 years. I tried their new Traminette wine which I really loved. It had the most amazing floral aroma, citrus notes, and a bitter finish that reminded me of an ale. We were also treated to an amazing spread by @thecheesequeenpgh , pizza and sandwiches by @owenpucel , and a fantastic tour by owners Rich and Janelle. I, obviously a beer girl, learned SO much about wine this visit. What makes this spot unique is that they grown their own grapes . I can also tell that the love and care these great people put into their family business makes it very special place as well.

Cute Winery Outside of PGH…read more We had such a great time checking out this lovely family owned and operated winery about 45 mins or so south of Pittsburgh. If you're looking for something to do over the long weekend, grab a DD and make the scenic drive over to Monongahela. Rich and Janelle were so kind and funny - with tons of knowledge & fun facts to share. They put a lot of work and love into all of their wines. We had a great evening at their vineyard & winery outside of Pittsburgh & feel it's worth the drive, especially on a beautiful day! They regularly host happy hours with food & live entertainment. Definitely worth checking out for a true fully PA winery and vineyard experience. Many PA wineries just buy grapes or juice fr other producers, Repipi has been growing their own grapes for more than 30 years, pretty cool. Everyone who worked here was so nice and friendly. We had a great visit.

Crab cakes were some of the best I have had in awhile. Liked they let us sample a wine from their…read morewine taps before we decided on which to get. We had a cozy 2 top. Couple came in without a reservation . They were seated at a high top. Not my ideal table but then again no reservation. I have ate outside in the past also which was nice. The pita chip appetizer was awesome!

Had an amazing time attending brunch. I had no idea this place existed so I encourage them to…read moreadvertise more. The food, service, atmosphere and wine are great. I had a wine flight and a wine slushy. The steak and egg brunch plate was delicious. They have great outdoor seating areas no matter the size of your party. Indoor seats were equally accommodating and the Cave atmosphere was a vibe. I highly recommend checking them out. I'll be back to try more wine, menu items and outdoor seating.

KingView Meadhouse &. Winery is a local restaurant and bar where you can eat and drink like a…read moreViking in a medieval mead hall. It serves European-style foods (e.g., charcuterie, braided pretzels, dips, wings, pottages/soups, harvest salads, lobster rolls, flatbreads, and desserts) and award-winning KingView meads, wines, and hard ciders; PA beers and liquors; cocktails; and non-alcoholic beverages. My husband and I ate one lunch here. An employee very promptly and courteously served us. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Charcuterie Nordic Board - 5 stars - We got the "Serf's Meal" for 1-2 people, but much larger boards are available. It consisted of cured meats, cheeses, fruits, vegetables with dip, dried fruits, crackers, breads, and nuts. It was our favorite food here, and I highly recommend ordering it. Gatherer Flatbread - 4.5 stars - This thin-crust pizza was topped with sauce, mozzarella, tomato, mushroom, spinach, roasted red pepper, and red onion. It was the perfect size for me to eat. Eat it promptly before it gets slightly soggy. Coastal Warmth Lobster Roll - 4.5 stars - This Connecticut lobster roll was served warm with butter. My husband liked the amount of meat and its flavor. Eat it promptly before the lobster meat gets rubbery. Drink Flight - 5 stars - A flight consists of four 3.5-ounce pours. You get to choose from dozens of dry, semi-sweet, and sweet meads, wines, and hard ciders as well as beers. One of the flavors that I wanted was out of stock, but I greatly enjoyed the sweet Banana Berry hard cider, Late Harvest hard cider, Flagship Niagara white wine, and Pink Lemonade mead. Considered the oldest of all alcohols, the Vikings used mead in religious rituals, weddings, funerals, and other ceremonies. KingView sources its honey from local beekeepers and donates a percentage of all sales to fight the declining bee population. Customers may purchase bottles of alcohol in person or online for personal or wholesale use. For our meal, we paid a total price of $65 plus a tip. On certain days, the business holds public events such as live music and trivia, and customers may also rent the space for private events.

Food was awesome and the wait staff was so accommodating for the party we brought. Our host forgot…read moreto rsvp and the staff welcomed us anyway. It was July so it was hot outside but the experience was awesome.

My boyfriend and I were looking for something relaxing to do around the area this Sunday. I…read morestumbled across this winery through a Google search and am so glad I did! When we entered the winery, we were greeted by Michael Kavic (owner). He asked if this was our first visit, and when we told him it was, we were invited to sit down for a wine tasting. The wine tasting was amazing! He first gave us a flight of white wine (6) and told us about each one. In addition to the wine, he provided us with cheese and crackers. The whites were tastefully crafted and absolutely devine. After we finished with the whites, he brought us the red flight. We were able to try 4 of the 6 red varieties because they were out of the other 2. Michael Stephen was so friendly, knowledgeable, and welcoming. After trying the wines, his wife gave us forms in case we wanted to order anything. We ordered a bottle of white and a bottle of blush wine to take home with us. Michael's wife, Patricia, gave us some great Pennsylvania wine resources upon checkout. Lovely experience at Kavic Winery. We can't wait to return!

We've tried to visit here several years ago. When I came inside the lights were off and nobody…read moreinsight. Today we decided to call first and then visit. We arrived and Christian the owners son had introduced himself. He had explained about the restrictions around COVID that they are only doing samples and bottle purchased. He said this was his parents guidelines. That's fine that they do not want to take a risk, but every one else is doing so. Anyhow he said they've been opened for 11 years. He said it's still a hobby for his dad who is a MD Surgeon. Okay the wine; 5 samples and they had a bunch that were sold out. They make all of the wine in stainless. They do add sticks of different wood flavors for some red wines. All of the wine grapes from Lake Erie. All of the wines that I tasted were good. The dry wines, I tasted sugar in them as if he adds extra sugar to the wines. Christian went through all of the wines, tastes, how to taste and why really well. We will return, this guy can do some comedy as well. :)