The staff were undoubtedly the nicest people I ever met. Came for a doughnut/wine pairing. Come…read morehungry or be prepared to take some home. It was 3 wine tasting (full glasses) and 3 whole doughnuts per person - I did it with my partner and we bought a ton back. The staff is very knowledgeable about the wine collection, it was impressive. They had a live band which was awesome playing some millennial hits. It is also BYOF, so you bring your own food. It definitely looked like a place where locals hangout for early dinner. I enjoyed the whole vibe and will pay them a visit when the weather is nicer.

Visited here very OFF season, on a cold, rainy Friday early afternoon in mid-November, and pretty…read moremuch had the place to ourselves. IMO, that may just be the best (if less scenic/festive...) way to visit a winery!! No lines, no crowds, and TONS of attention/inside info from the knowledgeable bartender (orig. from Guatemala, wish I remembered her name!!) My brother, S.I.L. and I each ordered flights... So many great choices!! I'm a white/rose fan, and I definitely had plenty of options. We shared cheese and crackers, and learned a lot not only about the winery and its history, but about the whole region as well. I loved the "insider" info!! Though I grew up on Long Island, this was my first trip out this way, and Pindar was a great first spot to visit!! Hoping this will be my first visit of many out to this wonderful "neck of the woods!!" Cheers!!! ENJOY...

I noticed in the parking lot they have electric car charging stations. I thought that was really…read morecool. The inside is really small. There is technically three floors with the bottom floor, mid level floor, and a tiny third level with a couch. They had three flights to choose from. We did the most two popular choices, the Estate Flight and the Premium Flight. The wines were pretty good. I couldn't tell you what my favorite was but I enjoyed myself. Overall, would go back.

Bedell makes wines sustainably and has a scenic outdoor tasting space. Their tasting flight was…read more$25/$30, and we thought their wines were good but did not find one extraordinary enough to purchase a bottle of. Also, we did not have a great tasting experience either. This was the first Long Island winery we visited and we were hoping to learn about Long Island wines during our visit but the guy pouring our wine didn't really want to talk. We each got a flight, the pre-selected one and a build your own. Instead of pouring one wine at a time, the guy rushed pouring both flights, in no order, then got confused on which was which, then directed us to carry our four glasses (without a holder) outside so by the time we got outside we really had no clue which wines were which. They also didn't give us menus so we had to pull up both the menu and tasting notes on our phones to try and guess which wine we were tasting. However the scenic view outside overlooking the vineyard was pleasant.

Definitely a place to stop while your on love lane. They will not disappoint. It is a bit busy but…read moreworth the wait. Friendly service and cheerful atmosphere And of course, the food is delicious

Food great. Service ok. Could be warm inside so we choose outside. Will definitely be back.read more

Located in the heart of North Fork on Long Island, we visited Rose Hill with a group of friends,…read moreand it did not disappoint! The grounds are quaint & beautiful, it feels like you're stepping into a home and gardens magazine. They have indoor and outdoor seating, if you have a well behaved furry friend, they are welcome outside. Inside and outside seating is the perfect place to sit back, unwind & order some wine. For our wine tasting I ordered a Summer Flight which consisted of white wines & rosé. My favorite was the Coalescense, we ended up getting two bottles to bring home with us. My husband got the Red Flight. We were more impressed with their white wines than the red, just our personal preference for grown in this area They also have some light bites to order, but we just stuck to wine for this visit. We definitely will be back to this little spot and maybe even stay in the inn, hopefully on a warm day so we can sit outside and spend some more time just taking in the tranquility of this little vineyard.

We were excited to go here and it is a really beautiful spot- great for taking pictures for social…read moremedia (I think that may be the point). They recently won an award for one of their wines but that wine wasn't on the tasting menu. They were overwhelmed by the number of people and maybe they hadn't expected that crowd. We ended up leaving after waiting a while to be noticed so we never tried the wine :(

I can't say enough wonderful things about this company! Chris was very easy to work with and very…read moreknowledgeable of the area. Our driver, Veronica, was amazing! Very kind, helpful and made our two days at the wineries even more fun and special. highly recommend

Highly recommend! Booking online was fast and easy. Chris was our driver. He was professional,…read morepolite, thoughtful and super personable. He took great care of us, our car and had perfect vineyard recommendations. This company is brilliant and will absolutely book again next time!

I don't know why it took us this long to check this place out, but it's great!…read more An event popped up on FB that said they were having some live country music from the formerly local band Audawind, so we decided to go. At around 3:30PM, the place was buzzing. There were lots of people sitting at the food area, and even more at the bar area where the band was. Lots of parking at this place, even though there were a lot of people. Ordered the Double Duck and Leaf Pile Ale, both winners. Got a couple more and tried the Leaf Pile Pie, that was good too. Decided to get food, and was surprised to see a nice selection other than the usual bar fare. They've got a full kitchen, and we got the Grilled Octopus salad, wings, and mac and cheese. The octopus salad was fantastic, don't let the rustic presentation put you off. The band was lovely, and as the night rolled in, they had the floor packed with line dancers and everyone else that just wanted to move with the music. As someone else mentioned in one of their reviews, there were a lot of kids. We'll be back though, but maybe not so early next time.

Beer is eh. Food is expensive and the yard area isn't worth the price. Cornhole bags are so bad it…read moreembarrassing, look elsewhere.

What a wonderful spot! They have ping pong, pool, shuffle board, darts! The staff is so nice and…read morethey have a large array of choices to drink

It is cozy place to have fun and play pool it's really cute inside looks like you can have a cup of…read morehot chocolate or coffee in there

Did a 5k at this vineyard this past weekend. Really great place, super organized and well done all…read morearound. Big selection of wines to choose from. I really appreciate that they allow outside food. Will definitely be bringing my picnic basket full of snacks to enjoy along with the great wine here.

My family and I went to Osprey's Dominion Vineyards on Friday, July 4th. We had purchased Groupons…read morebeforehand. Since we were a group of 7 and the offer only comes in a package for 2 or for 4, we bought two Groupons for the Wine Tasting Experience for four persons. The Wine Tasting Experience included a Boar's Head platter featuring uncured Genoa salami and mozzarella, and Wheat Thins crackers to share, wineglasses for each person to take home, and 5 wine tastings per person. When we arrived at Osprey's Dominion Vineyards, there were plenty of parking spots and we checked in at the Tasting Room. The staff member provided us with 8 wine tasting placemats so we could indicate which wine tastings we would like and briefly explained the different types of wine. We could choose from the red, white, reserve, and the dessert wine list. I chose mostly whites and 2 rosés. My favorite was the Semi-Dry Riesling, though the Gewurztraminer was a close second. There are plenty of tables in the Tasting Room with large windows and even more tables outside. Outside, there are some tables on the patio and even more tables on the great lawn with barbecue pits. Osprey's Dominion Vineyards allows guests to bring their own picnic lunches, which is wonderful. We had prepared some charcuterie, fruit, chips, and sandwiches. After we finished our wine tastings, I purchased a bottle of Semi-Dry Riesling 2018 and Malbec 2019 for us to share. Since we were Groupon customers, we received a 20% discount on the wine-bottle purchase. There is an even a 30% discount on a purchase of three bottles or more. My family took advantage the case offer for $119. Osprey's Dominion Vineyards was not busy on July 4th and we all had a great time at the vineyards. It was a beautiful day with not a single cloud in the sky. Staff were very friendly and carried out the case to our car. The Boar's Head platter was a little small for 2 people to share, so it was great that we could bring outside food. Osprey's Dominion Vineyards is very spacious with plenty of tables so it is great for big groups.

Came on a bus tour from nyc and tried 4 different types of wine. Really liked the first one they…read moregave us on arrival. There were some restrooms spread out and they were clean. Lunch was served here and it was great. Not much space to walk around but the area of rustic but modern and beautiful

Lenz Winery was a nice stop in the North Fork. They have a lovely 'farmhouse' setup, with an…read moreoutdoor area that feels a little more intimate because it's in the center of a few buildings, more like a courtyard than an open lawn. There's also the adjacent vineyard, of course, if you're hoping to stroll among the grapes between glasses. The wines were good! The tasting menus did a nice job of providing variety among different styles, and there were definitely a few standouts among the pours. Lenz also differentiates between their older vintages and some of the more recent bottles -- you'll likely pay a premium for the former, while the latter tends to be a little cheaper. The space itself is a bit cramped overall -- while the courtyard setup is nice, the parking lot is small and there's only one bathroom for the entire grounds. Certainly a good option among the wineries on the North Fork, but consider going at less popular hours to avoid crowding.