Quiet, little winery. Fun food and grotto to enjoy your snacks. Off the beaten path with nice selection of wines. Staff is friendly and accommodating. read more

Location! - This winery is tucked away in the hills & farm area of westmoreland county. We were out with family on a unusually warm December day. Stopped by to sample a few wines. The decor is very pretty & wines are nice. Look forward to going back in the warm weather to walk around the grounds more and enjoy some wine & good company of family & friends. read more

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Super friendly staff. Loved the Reserve 22. Great on the palette. A little market to go through. They provide three tastings at the winery tasting room. Plenty of space here. Looks like a great place for an event as the grounds are gorgeous. read more

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I love this winery! It's so pretty and serene. They have animals on the farm and some roam free. I love the dry wine and sparkling from here. They have a food booth and also snacks for purchase in the store. The staff is always friendly and knowledgeable. In the springtime they had an entire garden of tulips that was gorgeous. They do have weekend festivities and live music and open the space up inside so they can be open year round. read more

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Good Ambience!! The food is good! I'm looking forward to try the wine. I have been there during working hours

Wife and I have been coming to this winery for years! We stopped Sunday before St. Patricks Day for a glass and a bite to eat. She had the roast beef sandwich and I had a classic Bangers and Mash. The wine is is great! My wife and I prefer sweet wine but I absolutely love their cranberry wine, it is exactly like ocean spray cranberry juice with a sneaky alcohol % that catches up to you so becareful :) read more

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Very cute winery! Wonderful property especially when the flowers are in full bloom. Most of the wine is pretty good with some that are very ok. The food situation is casual and fine...nothing special. It's a great place to hang out with friends and family and even host events. Definitely check them out. read more

I want to give this winery more stars based on the scenery and ambience, however the overall experience on Mothers Day was a bit underwhelming unfortunately. We went early to get our tables, we had a large group and were allowed to put some tables together which was nice. No outside food or drinks at this winery and they were serious about it. My daughter who has celiac and usually cannot eat at most places had brought some meat cheese and crackers and none of it was allowed in. When it came time to order some food she had so few options, in the end ordered the chicken salad which came with not kidding 3 or 4 small pieces of chicken with a blob of potato salad on iceberg lettuce for $16.00. It was pathetic and she could only eat the chicken (and hoping for no cross contamination) cause she had no idea what was in the potato salad and the lettuce was old. So disappointed with that. We all ordered food, were told 15-20 minutes, waited forever and finally almost 45 minutes later our food was ready. I have issues with this, if you can't do a better job with your food service then let people bring in their own like most wineries do. Moving on, went in to taste some wine and one person was working the tasting room. She seemed flustered and basically poured us one sample, told us nothing of the wine, then helped someone else and didn't come back to us. We left, just walked into shop and bought one white and one red -Reserve was the red I selected and it was very good. The place is shaded, lots of seats, farm animals around, plenty of parking, and a market to shop in. I would give the place another try and not on a big crowd holiday type of day. And the owners really need to consider an exception for people with dietary restrictions like celiac disease. read more

Stopped here passing through on our trip, as far as wineries go, it was ok. Great setting. The wines were ok but not overly special , they have lots of room for large groups and offer beer as well. We had a pizza but it fell short of being that good. Sorry but maybe some of the other food is better. Wine and food seemed high in price. read more

Such incredibly friendly staff, they were so accommodating and generous with their time and knowledge during wine tastings. Love the grounds of the winery, take a walk around and enjoy the live music while visiting the small petting zoo and greenhouse areas. The wines vary in taste and there is something for everyone, from dry to very sweet. Such a cute place for an event - my friends surprised me with a visit for my birthday and it was wonderful. read more

This peaceful and serene getaway nestled in the countryside is a perfect place for an hour, or for the day, to enjoy not only the variety of wines and foods, but the varied weekend entertainment as well! There is an abundance of room for both intimate and large groups to enjoy without feeling over crowded. If you want a unique and memorable place to host an event, this is it! The only thing that would prevent it from being a 10 out of 10 is having the climate to permit year round outdoor enjoyment, but with the change of seasons in PA, makes it prohibitive. read more

I visited Greendance Winery for a wedding in July. What a gorgeous wedding venue. Also a fantastic place to spend the day. The place has alpaca, sheep, vineyards, berry trees, an apple orchard, a restaurant, a market, a wine tasting room. The wedding location at the farm was picturesque and the reception was in a tent a short walk from the wedding. The winery serviced several of there wines at the reception as well as their in house catering and house made berry pies. I don't know which was better, the Syrah wine or the blueberry pie. The event was awesome. The next day, we decided to go back to the winery and farm because the place was so fantastic. We purchased a bottle of my favorite the Syrah and ordered lunch outdoors in this beautiful setting. We purchased two berry pies and berry cookies to bring home. I actually trekked all the way through the Pittsburgh airport to Tampa to bring the pie and cookies home. They were a huge hit at home and work! Love this place! read more

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Great caring service, delicious foods, delicious wine! Went during the winter but you can tell the place has great atmosphere during the warmer months. Owners and servers very knowledgeable. Great variety of wine and they all taste amazing! Great food to pair with the wine. And when you're done tasting the wine, head over to their market/store featuring baked goods and other homemade items revolving around the berries they grow! read more

We made the trek from the South Hills out to Greendance for a Sunday afternoon with friends, and we all had the BEST time! As soon as we arrived, we were greeted by one of the staff members who told us where everything was, as well as updated us on their COVID precautions. Because of COVID, there were not doing any tastings inside, you couldn't bring in any outside food, and the tables outside were all spaced at a distance. Where some wineries have mostly sweet or dry ones, Greendance had so many different wines to choose from, with literally something for every taste (and even some beer cans, if wine isn't your thing)! The atmosphere was very laid back and fun, and they even had a live band playing for the entire afternoon. They did have some food and desserts available to purchase, but the line was pretty long, so we just purchased some grab and go sandwiches and bags of chips. The snacks and wine were delicious, and we will definitely be! read more

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Very nice and place to be with friends and family. Workers went out of their way to make our visit pleasant. read more

Fun and beautiful farm with something for everyone to enjoy. Peacocks and llamas, ice cream and tasty sandwiches!

Greendance Winery is located at San Hill Berry Farms in Mount Pleasant. They have exquisite wines. Greendance crafts the wine from the berries grown on the farm- talk about fresh!!! read more

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Greendance Winery has a fantastic vibe with plenty of outdoor seating options that really set the scene for relaxation and enjoying the beautiful surroundings. They often have live music, which adds a lively touch and makes the atmosphere even more enjoyable. When it comes to snacks and food, they've got a nice variety to choose from. We appreciate that it's counter service, so we can go at our own pace! During our last visit, we couldn't resist trying their cheesecake ice cream, and it was absolutely amazing. And of course, their wine selection is solid and has something for everyone. One of the things we really appreciate is that they also offer beer, which makes it super convenient for my family and ensures there's something to please everyone! read more

I love the winery and the grounds, and feel the layout of the place is fantastic. I would recommend the winery to anyone in an instant...I love them! The wines truly are fantastic. You can even grab a bottle, and go sit outside and enjoy it. If I could give the food booths a separate rating, I would. I like them, and the food is good, but the prices are a little high compared to the portions, and some things are just "too high" that should not be. Just a caution, to make sure you are prepared for that when you go. I still recommend trying it, though! read more

Wonderful place. Nice staff. The food was great and so was the wine. Very scenic. I would suggest it to any vino lover Put my absolute favorite thing was being able to feed the goats. read more

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The good: Lovely property. Farm animals are fun to see. Live music. It's easy to find a spot outside where you can enjoy the sounds of the performance while also holding a conversation. As a group of four, we managed to find a wine we all liked so we could share a bottle. They have picnicky foods and fruity desserts as well (though we didn't have the opportunity to check out those desserts). The neutral: Older crowd if that's what you're looking for. Anyone under the age of 45 might possibly feel a little out of place. We are all in our mid-to-late thirties. The frustrating: Lack of basic wine knowledge, some food issues, and inconsistent service. We used to work in the VA wine industry and frequently bought cases throughout that area, so we always appreciate informative tasting notes and prefer to know the details of what we're potentially tasting or buying. Unfortunately, our tasting room server could not answer my husband's questions regarding what wines were light-bodied, full-bodied, fruit-forward, tannic, smooth, savory, etc. It made choosing a wine (especially when you can only sample three) difficult.  The Margherita pizza we ordered was extremely saucy and very messy to eat. When we asked them if the cheese board included meat, they said no, so we ordered one. Just a heads up that there's definitely meat. Also, be aware that the cheese is pretty spicy. As mentioned above, we are all in our mid-to-late thirties. When we went to sample the wines, two of us were treated like we were in our early twenties, with the off-putting phrasing of, "I'm gonna need to see some ID." The younger two in our group were not carded. A more cordial, "Hey, can I just check IDs real quick?" to all in the party, or just treating the entire group like adults, would have gone a long way. While minor differences and human error come with the territory of tastings, the pour volumes were noticeably inconsistent from person to person and wine to wine. When my (nearing forty) husband purchased wine from the shop, another woman scrutinized his license. Our friend, who bought a bottle right after, offered his own unprompted, saying something to the effect of, "I'd assume you'd want mine, too, since I'm five years younger," to make a point: Be consistent with your service. All in all, the outdoor spaces are very pretty, and it was a fine midway place to catch up with a couple of friends who moved out to the country, but I'm not sure we'll go back. read more

While coming back from visiting Fallingwater, my wife and I decided to check out the Greendance Winery. It's a delightful little winery in a scenic farm setting. We did a tasting of mostly their reds. Their ruby noir was a nice, easy-drinking wine and ended up buying some to bring home. We didn't stay long enough to try the food. read more

We've been here several times. It's a nice winery. But recently they made changes. They have food for sale now We came out with friends. We asked several times to get a fire going for us. But we took it I to our hands and started it. The only complaint was that it was cold outside, even started to snow in October, and we asked 3 times to have someone come out and start the fire. They ignored our requests. We had to start it on our own. We spent a decent amount of money on wine here. I'd expected a better support team from this place. Management, If you want people to keep coming back, then help them out in a required time like this. read more

While on a road trip, we found this little gem. Though I am not a sweet wine girl, my cousin is and she found a wine she really liked. I tried some of their dry reds and the Cab Franc is amazing! There was flatbread pizza that was also amazing we took to go. Cole was our pourer and he was absolutely fantastic!!! He's extremely friendly and accommodating. Cole and the older woman with glasses that appeared from time to time make this place. I will definitely stop in if ever up that way again. read more

Very nice wine. Enjoyed the Riesling (nice and dry) and Chardonnay. Great surroundings for having a glass under the trees along with good food from the café. They left me wanting more. read more

Good entertainment; band was Abacus jones yesterday afternoon. Good wine; if you like sweat try the concord, Isabella, or blackberry. Raspberry chocolate cookies are delicious. read more

Greendance Winery is not your typical winery. It was like a little village surrounded by beautiful gardens and patios. This was the first time I visited and it was more than I expected! We visited the wine tasting bar first. You can receive 6 complimentary tastings, which I really enjoyed. I love white wines, so I recommend the Sangaree, Diamond, or Niagara! The Isabella, which falls under the Blush category, was also delicious! After we sampled wine, we went outdoors to get a bite to eat. The Cabin had sandwiches, salads, and sides to choose from. I had the chicken salad sandwich with a side of pasta salad. Very delicious! Next to The Cabin is Sand Hill Berries and Desserts. I highly recommend cheesecake with a scoop of ice cream! They have other desserts, but the cheesecake was recommended to us. I would recommend visiting Greendance. There's a lot to see and it's very pretty to walk around. read more

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This is a quaint, and fun winery. Their wines are really good, as is the casual atmosphere!

Just went to Greendance and did a tasting and got a few bottles. Kevin, the sommelier behind the tasting counter, was so accommodating, smart and entertaining. He is a gem. Helped that the wine was delicious :) read more

Heidi and Cindy we're absolutely amazing. Super helpful and friendly. Definitely gained 2 forever customers! The jack apple cider was incredible and i can't wait to have it for thanksgiving! My favorite wine so far is the Isabella! Thank you ladies for an incredible experience! read more

The GOOD: you can taste (6) wines and if you like sweet you'll love Niagra. The chicken salad croissant is delicious. The chocolate with with white chip cookie! Delicious! The shaded outdoor seating. Meh: The raspberry vinaigrette. The BAD: The hilly roads to get here if you don't take the freeway. No organized guided tour. You are left to wander? The bland pies are made with Crisco and not lard, so the crust is lousy. The accompanying ice cream skip this. The long wait for the food. Only (2) ladies worked the booth:-(. The upcharge for water $2 at the food booth, but $1.50 in the pie store? They should've comped water for the time we stood in line waiting for the food. The pasta salad with garbanzo beans is sad. The plant nurseries along the way looked more worthwhile. read more

The atmosphere is five stars. The greenery is beautiful and the seating was great. The service was fast for the amount of people that were there. The bluegrass band was really good. The people that were there were very friendly. I really wanted to like the wine and food, but is was not good, at all. Both were expensive. The menu, that is mostly sandwiches, I expected it to taste great and blow it out of the park, it did not. The mozzarella, tomato sandwich had zero flavor, not seasoned at all. The veggie wrap did not taste fresh at all and was drenched in oil. The $25 cheese tray was a 5x6, if that, with a couple pieces of fruit, a couple crackers, pita chips, etc. There were 10 people in our party and no one liked the food. I could have put a better charcuterie board together for $25 that would have been amazing and bigger. The wine was not good at all. Our table bought many different varieties to try and they just did not meet our expectations and they were way overpriced. I will definitely not return as there are way better wineries out there that's with the price, i.e., Narcisi Winery is fabulous. read more

Words can not describe the amazing experience we have had here. The tasting room is gorgeous and the wines are some of the absolute best we have had! So many to choose from and they let you choose 6 to taste for free! There was not a single one we didn't love! Beautiful venue!! The sounds of nature while enjoying a cold glass of wine is so incredible! read more

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I absolutely love this winery! The ambiance of this place is great. It's a really good place to buy a bottle of wine and spend time with company. The food there is great, too! There is a store off of the tasting room which has the wine and some other cool gifts. There's also a little country store to get local jams, jellies, and honey. I will be coming back! read more

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Do you like fresh fruit, pies, and wine? Are you looking for an escape from the city to a beautiful pastoral setting? If so, you need to check out Greendance and Sand Hill Berries stat! If you can't make it out to Mt. Pleasant, never fear--they sell their wares at many of the local famers' markets in PGH, including Market Square, East Liberty, Phipps, and Turtle Creek (the wine is only available at some of these). So, there's really no excuse not to check them out--and you're missing out if you haven't done so yet! I told CM about Greendance/Sand Hill some a month or so ago, when I found it on Yelp, so I was ecstatic when he chose it as our destination last weekend. Given that they allow you to bring your own food for a picnic, I packed lunch and a nice spread of snacks for enjoyment with the wine. We started in the tasting room, where you can try several varieties of grape and other fruit wines that they have to offer, and they were generous with the samples. We purchased a bottle of the sparkling Isabella wine ($20)--our favorite of the bunch--to enjoy with lunch, as well as a bottle of their signature raspberry wine ($16) to enjoy with dessert later on. We then headed over to the farm store, where we picked up a carton of fresh red and golden raspberries ($5), as well as a chocolate raspberry cookie ($1). I also picked up two pies that I'd special ordered ahead of time (strawberry rhubarb and chocolate raspberry; $10 each) to enjoy for dessert later in the day. All of the employees that we interacted with at the winery, farm store, and elsewhere on the property were friendly and helpful. After having made our purchases, we proceeded to the picnic tables in the apple orchard to enjoy them. Because we visited on a Sat., there was live music from a classic rock cover band, which we couldn't see from our location, but could hear perfectly well. The setting was stunningly beautiful--everything was so green and lush, with the flowers in the nearby nectar garden lending bright splashes of color. The Isabella wine was absolutely delightful--it was semi-sweet and refreshing, with the bubbles adding a nice touch of fizz. The cookie was soft and delicious, and the raspberries lent a deliciously juicy burst of flavor. Although I didn't try the pies until later, they were mouthwateringly delicious, as well, with the juicy ripe fruit as the highlight, and the other elements and flavors as perfect complements. We concluded our time on the property by taking a walk around to explore a bit, and saw some prairie chickens scuttle into the berry plants by the driveway as we enjoyed a beautiful view of the Allegheny Mountains in the distance. Other than Mt. Washington, Greendance/Sand Hill was the most picturesque place that CM visited for a date, in terms of the location as well as the tasteful decorations. Despite being out in the Laurel Highlands, the route to the property is surprisingly well signed from the PA Turnpike. As if this weren't enough, their products are truly delightful--I will definitely be looking for them at the local farmers' markets. On the evening of the day of our visit, they were having an open air dinner, which sounded absolutely delightful, but was above our means at $70/person without special justification. If you're looking for something new and different to do, definitely check Greendance/Sand Hill out--it's well worth the trip! read more

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I'm not sure what the difference is between this place and San Hill Berries... We stopped here while visiting other sites in the area, found it on Yelp. Our visit was nice, wine tasting and lunch, but besides being a pleasant place to spend a long lunch hour, there wasn't that much else to do. From the food "shacks" we got the Summer Berry Salad which was good, as was the Raspberry Cheesecake, and a couple Frog Truffles from the shop. I enjoyed looking at the goats and listening to the live music. The shop took all of 5 minutes to browse and then we were done. I thought there would be a tour of some sort or at least a nursery shop to purchase plants. Food was a bit pricey. read more

Topped by for a tasting, and WOW, I loved everything I tasted (done a bit more than others, but I don't think there was one I would take a pass on). Left with a case, not sure how we will get it hind on the plane, but... read more

Serendipity is defined as the phenomenon of finding valuable or agreeable things not sought for. Call it what you like, but I was definitely in the right place at the right time last Thursday when I decided to spend time at the Market Square Farmer's Market before the Pirate's game. If I hadn't been strolling around with a serious sugar craving I might never have had the opportunity to eat at Greendance Winery's first "Open Air Dinner"... one of the most memorable dining experiences I've ever been lucky enough to attend. While there were several options for raising my glucose levels at the farmer's market, I decided on eating a slice of Three Berry pie from Sand Hill Berries, a farm located in Mt. Pleasant. My plan was to scarf down the slice with a cup o' Joe and then make my way to a pregame lunch date (don't judge me). About half way through, I decided I had to go back and give these guys some face-to-face kudos. This pie was loaded with plump blackberries, red raspberries, and blueberries and the crust was tasty but subtle enough to let the berries be the headliners. I was able to give my praises to Robbie Schilling. It is he who encouraged me to go over to the Greendance Winery table and speak with his wife, Amy, to sign up for their first Open Air Dinner. As it turns out, the Schillings are one part of the trio (along with the Vinoskis and Lynns) that brought the idea of having a winery on a berry farm to fruition. It was actually Diane, their tasting room manager, who gave me the scoop: wine tasting and amuse bouche (that's fancy speak for finger food) from 6-7pm at the Café and an outdoor family-style dinner from 7-10pm. Her description was lovely and the menu sounded almost too good to be true. For the reasonable price of $45 (tax/gratuity included), I was sold and super excited. On Saturday night, we hopped into the car with some of our favorite neighbors and took an easy drive out of the city into peaceful Mt. Pleasant. After checking in, we made our way to the tasting room. We tasted several wines (they have a full range, including fruit wines), and decided to go with their Pinot Gris for dinner. I don't even like Pinot usually, but Greendance does theirs right. With bottle and glasses in hand, we made our way out to the Café area to nibble on a spread of fruits, cheeses, and dips...even some spicy stuffed banana peppers. To read my full review and take a gander at some pics of amazing food, please go to: http://fork2mouth.blogspot.com/2013/08/greendance-winery-at-sand-hill-open-air.html read more

I was in Mt. Pleasant to visit family, and someone suggested going to Sand Hill Berry Farm for a special event they were holding with their sister entity, Greendance Winery. Given that we were literally a half mile from this lovely bucolic family run operation, I agreed to check it out. Very glad I did. The setting in a large vale off Rt. 819 north of town has always been charming, and a great place for raspberry products. I have been buying Raspberry Viniagrette for my salads there for more than a decade, and it was the best of breed nationally. Now, they were holding a festival to celebrate Fall and the completion of the most recent vintages from the new winery. The parking was in a newly mowed field above the activities. Upon entry a carnival atmosphere prevailed. There were multiple vendors selling Cheeses, Sauces, Dips, Salsas, Crackers, and of course, the wine tasting building was packed with folks getting their buzz on with the local vino collection. Compliments to the designers/architects of this layout for putting up a very attractive tasting room full of windows and a long bar with plenty of stations to accommodate everyone efficiently. Given the crowd, I decided I would return on another visit when I would have more time (and room) to sample the product and chat with the servers about their bottle labels. Returning to the mid-autumn afternoon, there was a live band playing onstage, the Hillbilly Gypsies, who were very polished and having a great time with the half-sotted audience. Spontaneous dancing broke out among the musicians and the folks below. Some pretty good clogging going on! After a few tasty purchases, and a small cup of free local sourced ice cream and Sand Hill berries and whipped cream, we were ready to head out. All in all, a great way to spend a few hours being entertained and mildly inebriated in a wonderful outdoor setting. It was so good it should be considered for a Yelp event in the future. read more

We called ahead to make sure they were dog friendly. They said they had a designated area where leased dogs could be. We drove an hour for them to rudely tell us that we had to sit in the parking lot if we bring our dog. read more