Go here only if you have a reservation! Didn't realize one needed to plan their tree cutting time…read moreto the minute so far in advance and arrived to a fully booked event without a reservation so we had to turn around and try a different place. :( bummer

Im a photographer and had a time slot reserved for this week , I arrived 30 minutes before to scout…read morethe place which is common for photographers , spoke to the staff that was cleaning the event area and they were nice, I asked if I could look around to see the best places for pictures and they advised me on the best area , asked what time the my clients would be here and I said in around 30 minutes, they suggested I met them at the gate which was usually what was done , I went about to check the tree area and since I still had some good 10,15 minutes for my clients I checked at one of the wood benches they had , which was when my mom called ( she lives in another country ) and I went on talking to her until one man from the staff cut me off and said " excuse me , I didn't plan on doing this but these people reserved the whole place ( the party area I imagine which was were they were ) and you're not supposed to be there sitting down talking on your phone " then he proceeded to ask what time my clients were arriving and I say in a few minutes , and that was the end of the conversation. I got up and proceeded to the gate to wait for my clients in my car . In my view this was very unprofessional since if there was any impediment I could have been approached in a very different and courteous way ,which I completely understand since I'm a mature person, but that's not what happened . I would not go back and I would not refer this farm because of my first and only experience .

Each element of food was excellent and prepared as it should be…read more Portions are good size and food is presented in attractive way. Very good wine selection. Service was attentive but not intrusive. Dining room atmosphere is good with soft lighting.

On Sunday night we decided to make reservations to celebrate our 50th Wedding anniversary. We went…read moreat 5 for an early dinner knowing we would order some veal. The dining is traditional and we loved it. The style is European inside and you feel transported to a foreign time and place. Soaring ceilings with old world timbers and large baronial fireplaces are a perfect setting for the feast to come. We are ice water people when we dine out so I can't comment on their drinks but they have a top reputation for offering a wine cellar that is famously stocked full of rare bottles. And available for a special event. We started with a homemade tomato soup and it was everything. Expect local and the most flavorful vegetables here. Real cream on top. Then we ate the most wonderful Wiener Schnitzel ( the veal was pure white) again with perfectly steamed local cauliflower, carrots and peas. The brown sauce was well made and perfectly smooth and complex with a delicious stock underpinning the finished product. For desert we had a very traditional Swiss chocolate sauce and vanilla ice cream sundae. It was simply wonderful. Such a good choice for a special meal. Service I should mention was impeccable and attentive. We noticed several large family tables but the dining room is laid out so there seem to be no bad tables as had been mentioned on another review. It's a white tablecloth dining experience and a reservation is needed. Parking in front. The sedate calm of the restaurant is a setting for conversation and appreciation of the unusually divine cuisine available here.

Awful, very rude and told me I was cut off when I asked a simple question…read more do not use as revenue

From the owner: Call us today for wedding venues.read more

Mediocre, as a restaurant fanatic, and as one who is constantly in search of a new, classic…read moreAmerican restaurant & tavern, Greenview Tavern by no means was bad, yet not to that next level. The atmosphere is cozy, warm welcoming, great ambiance and choice of interior design, it's a small restaurant, although I wouldn't say it's too cramped. The service was fairly good, comparable, yet definitely not bad, the lady was welcoming, she did her job & did it well. The food was alright, for the price I'm not sure it was worth it. I ordered the Penne A La Vodka, I also came in with my mom, I don't recall what she got, however we both enjoyed our food. The restaurants on this block do have a reputation for being pricier, however for the quality of the food, service, and experience, I can't complain. I must say, compared to other local American restaurants & taverns right in town, such as G's, Greenview Tavern definitely strides ahead in the food & service category. Overall, not bad, just not outstanding. However, if it comes to it, and I need to grab a quick bite, I'll definitely consider returning.

Stopped by for a bite to eat around 2pm , granted it was Christmas Eve and they were about to close…read moreat 3pm so we ordered quick. My bf and I split a salad and a burger with fries. I'll start off to say that I didn't mention not even to my bf that I found two hairs in my salad. Two different colors also. I just want to say going forward I hope they keep an eye on that. But all things aside I just took the hairs out because I was starving and just hoped my meal would be great apart from this minor inconvenience. The salad greens and toppings were all fresh. Cucumber, cherry tomatoes and onions were all crunchy and amazing quality. The vinaigrette was light and zesty , it coated/ accompanied the salad perfectly. For the burger we got the bbq one and ordered it medium. It came out a great and easy juicy! The fries we ordered were truffle but we were given the regular ones which no fuss but would have loved to see what they were about. They were hot and crunchy. This is such a great place for lunch and I'll be seeing myself coming back when I'm in town visiting relatives. Portion size for $10 salad is crazy good. Back in FL the portion sizes are so small you have to order them extra sides but my bf and I were able to split a burger, fries and salad evenly. Filled us up real nice so I highly recommend this place.

I stayed at Peachtree Grobe house in November 2024. The beauty of this inn is not just with the…read morebespoke decor but with the hosts themselves. Keith and Lorena are charming and warm and bring style and grace to any event. Love the commitment to a sustainable home as well!!

From the owner: Nestled amidst the picturesque landscape of Warwick's historic district, Peach Grove House invites…read moreyou to a world of tranquility and charm. Indulge in a journey through time as you explore this beautifully renovated 1850 landmark, where modern comforts seamlessly blend with rustic elegance. Start your day with a delectable farm-to-table breakfast, prepared with the freshest ingredients and served with a touch of warmth and hospitality. With orchards, wineries, cideries, hiking trails, lakes and state parks within easy reach, Peach Grove House offers the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure, creating an unforgettable experience for every discerning traveler.

Locating the winery, we were happy to find ample parking and gorgeous views. We walked along a nice…read morepath to the entrance to the separate tasting building off of a residential house. Upon entering, it looked more like a wine store than a typical winery tasting bar area. Cramped with lots of liquor, oils, and wines-with loads of signs around displaying the 'rules of the winery' (not your typical intoxicated people won't get served, but literal how he does the tasting rules) Entering the winery, we overheard the owner speaking with another group. He sounded passionate; discussing 'old world wine' and had a lot of wines to run through ...we got our hopes up-but our excitement quickly went away. Our tasting experience was very disappointing. We checked in with our passport (the normal tasting would have been $7 for 7 wines), and we informed of the many rules posted around (like no sharing), and learned apparently another rule is no choosing which wines. The man just started pouring: "Wine 1-a white" "....when we asked what kind of white, what kind of wine, grapes, flavor, etc. we got a grumpy (unintelligible) response. He merely moved onto "wine 2-a sweet". We asked for a tasting sheet to understand what we had in front of us, and he became even grumpier. We noticed there were more dry whites and lots of dry reds, and meekly asked to only do the dry reds. Out of nowhere he brings out bottles of random balsamic vinegar and vanilla extract and suggested we try these instead of wine-but we declined. Maybe we should have because the dry red wines he poured tasted as if they were all skunked. They tasted like took pre-used barrels from making his liquor to make one same red table wine, and then bottled this same wine into a variety of different labels based on it being from a different barrel each. Worst wine we've even had. We weren't given the time to learn anything about the wine, heck he wouldn't even tell us what some blends were blended with. We'd ask and he'd merely repeat the name of the wine and move on to the next. We were pushed in and out in less than 10 minutes.

The view there is beautiful but that's really the best part of the place. it looks like a regular…read moresuburban home on the outside but is definitely a wine store when you come in. The clincher was that the woman who ran it was very unfriendly to us- she was not polite and didn't seem to want to answer many questions, making us feel like we were unwanted there. We liked the Riesling but the other 'sweet' wines weren't notable. There are a number of other wineries in the area and we would definitely recommend checking them out before coming here.