This small winery was a nice stop. The staff was friendly and helpful. They had some wine we liked…read morebetter than others (and a few we did not). Tasting are $1 each. They have a beautiful outdoor area, however, it was not set up (maybe because it is October, but it was disappointing as it as nice out when we came). It seemed like a nice place to sit outside with a glass of wine.

Family owned small winery. They had discounted price on ice wines when I visited. Was able to find…read moreseveral ice wines with remarkable price. Tasting was okay, staff were helpful. Bought several bottles of discounted wines but tasting fee wasn't waved.

I've been looking forward to coming here for quite some time and finally had a chance today! There…read moreare only about a dozen parking spots at the Visitor's Centre, and I think it fills up quickly as it's a small-ish lot. Had to repark after a spot became available. They have 2 Wine Tasting options available, $25/4x1oz (includes higher-end wines), $20/4x1oz (smaller selection, but still quite a far amt). I think beer flights were $15/4x2oz. From speaking with her, I don't think the girl who helped me with my selection knew a great deal about wines. She said that she hasn't tasted all of them, but then again, there are A LOT from the both menus. I'm assuming that most of the people working here are students. The back patio is nice with the Escarpment in the horizon and vineyard in the foreground. I think you can also order apps that are cooked in the trailer outside. At 1oz each, I honestly think this isn't enough to get a good idea of the wine. It is literally 2 small sips! Other wineries that I've been to usually offer 4x2oz pours at the same price, and this amount is MUCH better in terms of getting a proper taste. Since it was such a small amount, it was hard to get a good gauge of the wines. The Muscat was nice though and I bought a bottle. Instead of doing the beer flight, I just cans to go as it seemed more economical. Bar area where those tasting were happening was a bit cramped! There was someone sitting at the bar already, another guy standing doing a tasting, and I felt a bit weird intruding on their space to ask the bartender about the beers. Fridges were on both sides of the bar, so not concentrated in 1 area. Beers/ciders area looking like a bit of an afterthought.

Great place to visit with friends, couple or family. Amazing to see and walk the fields with a cup…read moreof wine. I will visit this place again anytime. Rgds

I was surprised to see a wine store in an outlet mall. Or any mall actually. Not sure that's…read moreallowed in the US. The last time I came by it was lunchtime and we didn't do more than glance here. This time I spent a little more time. It's a small store in the Eatery. Pretty cool. Some interesting sounding wines. Some sales. Not sure you are allowed to drink it in the courtyard once you buy it. I don't know if this is a chain or not. But it was A-OK

The employees at this location go over and above with customer service…read more Especially Christine....absolutely deserve All 5 stars I've given them Thank you for going the extra mile to help me..

To be clear, this review is about their overpriced pizza which negatively coloured my experience …read more The service was good! Nonas would rise from their graves just to slap the chef with a rolling pin over this "pizza." What they served was a sad, dusty frisbee of dough so dry and flavorless it could double as packing material--zero crisp, zero chew, pure cardboard cosplay. The tomato sauce? A single freckle of pale red, as if the cook sneezed near a ketchup packet and called it a day. Seasoning? Nonexistent. They charged $24 for this personal-sized tragedy. At that price, the only thing rising is my blood pressure.

Mostly friendly and attentive male staff…read more Atmosphere: Feel very European brewery like and a decent stage area. Vibe: a mixed crowd of various age groups. Tried 4 types of beers here. Even though i didn't drink a whole pint i enjoyed little sip of them. The brews were very reasonable in price also. But the food was quite expensive. Their "beer pies" are actually known as flatbread pizzas. They had a few salads and some other appetizers. Overall, it seems to be a good place to go and try some local beers made in house.

What dinner? The 3 of us arrived, placed our orders for mains with Nacho platter as an appy.... An…read morehour and 10min later we asked "would you know where our order is?".. the waitress said "oh I'll check" .... Long story short, she said "the order never made it to the kitchen... but the Nachos will be ready in 5"... wtf? This was wrong on a few levels including the waitress not checking on status until we asked? Over an hour later?? It wasn't just us. Others were receiving food in ad-hoc portions. We left.. went to Turtle Jacks up the road... Never will we go back and I would highly advise on avoiding this place.

Lost of convenient parking here and a huge outdoor patio…read more They have lots of seating on the inside with front and back area seating. We sat in the bar area, like many others, so we had some light come through the front with a view of the street. They have a good sized menu with daily specials. We ordered their Mill Street draft and it was cold and refreshing with and nice mild taste. The server we had was super friendly was always making sure were were taken care of very well.

I was in this liquor store it had friendly vibe it Felt…read moregood l bought some beers there was lady who l asked a lady she told me somersby pear cider it was good.So l walked up pay and Natalie at cash did an amazing job.

This LCBO is a surprise. Great wine selection. Local VQA as well as old world and new world wines…read more They also gave a Vintages section as in the larger Toronto LCBO stores. They often have discounted wine not found at other LCBO. The best feature however is the walk-in beer cooler. How many times I've been in there on a scorching summer day. It's a great time to grab beer and beat the heat. Their beer selection of course has the standard domestic beer but also a nice selection. From around the world, including a few good ones from Germany. The staff is friendly and welcoming and they certainly know the 'Barton Regulars' and greet everyone kindly. Highly Recommend

The They do mostly non ice wines but their Riesling ice wine was amazing (smooth, sweet, can barely…read moretaste the alcohol). The discovery pass included a tasing of the ice wine and a really good blue cheese on top of a crunchy crostini bread. The store is beautiful and modern yet historic and massive with high ceilings. Great friendly staff who were warm and inviting. Loved the wine and experience and pairing. Owners of this place also own Red Stone Winery. And they are adjacent to a private residence which is very classy w beautiful hardwood and smooth floors ... I would love to live here too!

Lovely hospitality and quality wines!! I found some new gems to add to my collection!read more

I'm obsessed with the incredible ciders here!! Dry, interesting, and they even have a frozen /…read moreslushie cider!! My friend hosted her movie premiere party here a few months ago for the Hamilton Fringe Festival and we had an absolute ball!! Hammerheads Fresh on Locke were on hand offering the most delicious poke bowls ever, paired with drinks and a movie it was an ideal experience. The service was super friendly all night and the guests had a great time indoors and outdoors. I've seen they have had several food guests from local restaurants which has been cool to see - and they are starting to extend their hours and are open till 8 or 9pm some nights. Check out their Instagram for the latest news. Love this new cidery that's bikeable from Locke Street and the surrounding neighborhoods. They have cans to go, cute swag, and ample car and bike parking space.

In a sea of breweries, Steel Town Cider sets itself apart! If you read their story, they're…read morefriends who formed to fill the void of locally produced, dry, rustic ciders that they found in Europe. They have an outdoor patio AND indoor taproom with high ceiling, old school video games. Vibe is very laid-back, don't expect someone to come to your picnic table to take your order! You may hafta open your own patio umbrella, go in and order your own drinks. 12oz pours are $7.50, BUT...you can get 3 smaller samples for the same price. This isn't on the menu, I had to ask. It's in a very industrial area and somewhat hidden in a white building, on a side street. They do have some specific rules like minimum purchase is 4 cans and their hours of operation are quite limited. They seem to be only open 3 days/week 'til 6pm. Other than selling bags of chips, they don't serve food, so just come thirsty!