Great local winery, live music. Celebrated a friend's…read morebirthday here, I am not a huge wine drinker but I enjoyed the sangria cocktail and I also tried a glass of wine. My husband had a burger and said it was really good. I would like to go back and try a flatbread. Our service was wonderful. Our waitress was very attentive! Cute spot, would go back.

Super cute cozy igloo winter wonderland experience!…read more We reserved an igloo for a nice dinner after Thanksgiving and it was a nice relaxing evening after the busy holiday. I went with one of their speciality cocktail and for we shared the following: Bruschetta Spinach dip Chicken flatbread Loved having a private space and we were plenty warm! Service was polite and came often to check in with us. Highly recommend for a fun creative winter outing!

If you are invited to Narcisi Winery, you say yes!…read more Even on a cold winter day, when most of the reviews flaunt the beautiful outdoor seating and atmosphere... this place is still well worth the drive and the patronage. We ordered plenty of wine and appetizers for the table (reservation for 12). All fabulous. All delicious. Spinach Artichoke Dip. Calamari. Meatball Trio. They even brought a bowl of gluten free bread for our one friend who requested. For lunch, I had the Peperoncino Arrostito. Which was also delicious. Lots of fresh veggies and perfectly cooked/sliced chicken. Of course, we tag teamed a bunch of desserts too. Tiramisu. Fudge Brownie. Chocolate Chip Belgian Waffles. And I honestly would go back just to have those waffles again. The cutest part for winter though was the decor. Garland everywhere. Wreaths in every window. Stockings above the fireplace with employees names on them. Such a cute environment.

The bread and oil was with the dining experience a lone!…read more Great services and I like the layout of dining room. We were celebrating a small company holiday dinner and this was the perfect setting. The winery had cute holiday decor that made it feel festive and cozy. We shared a bottle and bruschetta and I got the gnocchi for my entree. I also stopped in the store area and bought a little Christmas gift.

I've been wanting to try this place for ages and finally got a chance to recently…read more First, they have a giant parking lot. Maybe not that big a deal, but a lot of the Pour Tour locations don't have their own parking so this' is a big plus. I love the atmosphere inside. Rustic, but with some modern flair. A bit dark, but also light enough to see what you need to see. There are a variety of seating options including standard tables, high tops and seating at the bar. I chose to sit at the bar since I was there on my own. My server was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. She shared information about the winery and some of the most popular wine and food items. After sampling several, I settled on a glass of the playhouse red blend and one of their specials - a grilled cheese and tomato bisque. The soup was creamy and delicious and the grilled cheese comfort food perfection. Food came out fairly quickly and my server was attentive to my needs without being pushy. I really enjoyed my experience here and will definitely be back, hopefully for one of their events or maybe a visit in their fun looking igloos.

Wine and all spirits are very good. Good service good atmosphere. Place just to kick back and relax…read moreand enjoy the wine.

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!

The wine, atmosphere, food, staff....the best of the best!! Nice way to spend an evening.read more

Wooden Door has been a favorite of mine for years. The location is beautiful, with gorgeous high…read moreceilings and stained glass windows. I always appreciate how helpful everyone is, making great recommendations for something new to try. The food is always perfectly paired for any libations.

Love this winery!!! Great variety of wines, great hospitality, beautiful setting, and free…read moreentertainment on Weekends throughout the spring, summer and fall. Been going here for 15+years even though there are other wineries much closer ( it's an hours drive)

We came here after having lunch down the road. We did a tasting of the 5 dry wines they had that…read moreday. The Riesling and Chambourcin were both excellent. We bought a bottle and some glasses to drink on the patio since it was a beautiful fall day. They do provide wine openers and plastic cups outside, but we prefer drinking out of glass and they were only $3.50 each. The view of the little pond/lake was beautiful and the trees were turning. The ambiance was 5 stars. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable of their wines.

What a neat space! I've been wanting to try this place for ages because I love wine and seeing old…read morespaces given new life. There is street parking right in front of the building with a steep set of stairs to enter. I was told there is also a ramp on the other side of the building to make it accessible. When you first walk in, it isn't 100% clear which way to go (although any of the ways ultimately lead you into the main church room). I had never been, so I asked the person behind the bar about the history of the winery and the space. It turns out he is the owner so he had a lot of information to give. I learned about the founding of the winery, the old space up the road, the renovations to the church space and their wine production (like where they get their grapes). I ended up sampling four different wines before I settled on the glass that I chose. There are a variety of seating options, including some with a more lounge feel (couches on what used to be the altar). I visited on a Thursday night and it was fairly quiet. They were offering a chicken parmesan meal that sounded (and looked) delicious, but I had already eaten. During Lent, they have seafood specials on Friday nights. In addition to wine, they also had beer, cider and mixed drinks as options. This would be a great place for a date night or a girls night out. I'll definitely be back!

We came to Wooden Door for a work Christmas Party. As far as atmosphere goes, the place is…read morefantastic. It's an old church and it is beautiful inside and out. I started out with a Cranberry Mule. It was delicious and I enjoyed it immensely. We got pasta and chicken parmesan as our meals. It was fine, but was nothing great. There was live music that added to the evening.

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.

My BFF and I stopped in here on Veteran's Day and had the most bizarre experience. We walked past a…read moreman at the pizza counter and back into the winery and were never greeted or explained how the set up works, so we went back to stand around the wine bar for 5-6 minutes with no staff ever appearing. The room was empty besides 5 or so senior ladies who had no wine anywhere to be seen, so we weren't sure what was going on. We walked back to the pizza counter and the man we walked by when we first came in was nowhere to be seen, but another man had just walked in. He asked if we had been helped and we said no, we were trying to go to the winery. He told us to just head over there and he'd be right there. We go back into the winery and he comes behind the counter and kinda just stares at us and then we ask if they do tastings and he said "yes" and just stares again. We had thought he would elaborate, but he did not, so we asked how the tastings work, how many do you get to taste, etc. He says "I don't know, like 3 or 4." He does not offer up any suggestions or tasting notes, no background on the winery, etc. We each picked 3 wines to try and then asked to buy a bottle. All of the wines were actually really good and we settled on the Catawba to sip while we read next to each other. After about 10 minutes, the senior ladies all leave and the man who helped us went to go sit in the dining area of the pizza side to watch tv. It was just a weird atmosphere and no one was very friendly. The longer we were there, the more staff we kept hearing and seeing on the pizza side, but there was never any customers coming in until around the time we finally left. Since I did enjoy the wines, I would be inclined to pick up some bottles if I ever came across them. However, I wouldn't come back into the winery for them.

Of all the pizza joints in town I was lucky enough to find one w/ a unique secret inside :)…read more After finding out "Adrian's Pizza" had an upstairs which was converted into a winery known as "Mazzotta" I had lost it completely. Who would have thought a pizzeria mixed w/ a winery would actually be a good mix locally in Gibsonia. (of course this idea has been done before) From the construction outside they seem to be expanding the winery from upstairs to the downstairs where the new expansion currently is at. But in my opinion they should also focus on improving "Adrian Pizzas" lack of tv screen dilemma, but I certainly digress in this matter since my focus is on Mazzotta Winery and not so much Adrian's Pizza. My favorite wine was "Mango", but sadly they were not as well stalked on that selection as I would have liked. Of course the sample tasting like most is free, but the new seating that they will have downstairs will save you the trouble in standing while enjoying a bottle of whatever you decide on. They do have one weird policy on not selling you the bottle you use for samples for some reason, and I'm not sure if that is for a legal reason or just there on store policy. I experienced this weird rule when they were down to there last bottle of mango wine, and that bottle of course was used for sample tasting. After finally finding the right bottle of wine that worked I had decided to finish the bottle off by buying it or at least trying to buy it only to be told they could not sell it even though it was the last bottle of mango they had on site. (still puzzled & confused on that one) Best I can think is the "Merlot to Go" laws or "Wine Doggy Bag" laws. (Pa Law: Recommended, but not required by law to Bag with Seal) Overall Mazzotta Winery has a decent wine selection, and the service there as small as it is was both informative and direct w/ what they had on site.

This place is so beautiful. I would love to go back to the live events or spa to get the full…read moreeffect. They cannot stress enough how much they do not want outside beverages. John was very friendly and most of the wines were very good. On the higher end for a winery in Pittsburgh but I believe theyre mostly Californian wines. Great Cabernet Sauvignon.

Absolutely gorgeous venue. First timers who went last night with family to enjoy no bad juju, who…read moreplayed at the winery. The Vinoski Cabernet Sauvignon was quite delicious, nothing like the majority of wines served in Pennsylvania wineries with the notable exception of BellaTerra, which we also enjoy quite a lot. Vinoski has a beautiful patio and balcony for entertainment, you can reserve tables on the patio and outside food is welcome. We ended up purchasing four bottles of the Cabernet, two to take with us. The photos give a brief idea of the size of the crowd, but the hill sides were both packed. The music was outstanding, and the atmosphere perfect for a summer evening. This place is the exact opposite of narcissi, and that we felt very welcome. Highly recommend