Quaint little family owned winery nestled in the rolling hills of West Newton. Owners warmly…read moregreeted us and were very helpful with their wine selection and they have free tastings. We tried the Cabernet and the Malbec loved both and ended up purchasing the Malbec to enjoy the 3 comedians they had for the evening's entertainment. Due to the cooler temps they enclosed a plow barn with heaters. Super comfortable inside with tables with chairs and also picnic tables. The wine that we chose is definitely better quality than some other local wineries and we will absolutely be back!

A cute place with really good wine slushies. The owner is nice and knows her wine. Lots of…read moreactivities coming up

Great wines! Beautiful grounds and delicious pizza. Very nice outdoor seating area.read more

Ok have my reasons for my score!! First off if it was based off the staff inside the building it…read morewould be 5 stars as they were kind and forthright... However after being told we could have outside food on the hill from hell, we were RUDELY told by the wait staff that delivered the food we "ordered" that we could not have outside food... WELL where I come from if you are spending $400 at an establishment regardless of your undefined rules I would at least be respectful!! I waitressed and was a bartender for 10 years and managed a bar/restaurant for 3 years and I will be the first to say it's not the best most ideal situation dealing with the public BUT I can say I was always respectful and understanding of both sides of a situation SOOOOO to the waitress that disrespected my party which was a bachelorette party you my dear are AWFUL and you need to stay home away from any human contact because you are DEFINITELY not suited to it!! I will not go back to Bella Terra solely based on YOU the waitress that brought our food because you are a RUDE see ya next Tuesday... SHAME SHAME SHAME PS food was not stellar at all!!

We went to the Cellar on a Saturday afternoon and we had the place to ourselves for a bit. By the…read moretime we left the Cellar was filling up. We each had the flights of wine and each of us chose different wines depending on our preferences. 8 glasses later, I recommend food to absorb some the alcohol as some are quite strong for wine. We really enjoyed the afternoon there and plan on taking our friends to share the experience. I would make reservations if you are going more traditional time during the day or weekend.

Awesome spot for breakfast! Hidden Gem for sure, had some of the best sausage gravy with their…read morehash and shredded potatoes. Their Philly steak omelet was amazing, huge pieces of steak!! Very cool atmosphere in the cellar with great service!

Cellar on Penn is great! They had one of their employees above the restaurant on the sidewalk…read moresampling different wines which definitely got us to come into the restaurant. A bottle was only $20 so we shared a glass of white wine. I preferred the white over the red for sure. The space inside is really cozy - would be perfect for a winter gathering!

They were hosting a fish fry fundraiser for St. Stanislaus Kostka Stained Glass Window. We came for…read morelunch on Friday, and there were plenty of tables available. You order at the bar and they bring the food to your table. I got a fish sandwich with haluski and coleslaw. The service was great, and the food didn't take very long to come. Since it was at a restaurant, I expected it to taste better than regular church fish fry. But it wasn't very notable. It did make me intrigued about the restaurant though. Overall, it wasn't the best fish fry I've had, but I appreciated their heart and service. We actually stayed a while and they didn't rush us out. I would definitely come back to try some of their regular food.

Nothing personal, but so far I haven't found wineries that I enjoy in Pittsburgh. The wines are…read moredecent but dry wines dominate most wineries. HOWEVER, I enjoyed D&O's diverse selection. I enjoyed that the dry wines weren't so mouth drying. The sweet wines were very fruit forward, which helped minimize any potential for extreme sweetness. I particularly enjoyed the Bear (dry-red) and the Lemon Essence (fruit). I particularly want to commend on the lemon wine as I typically hate anything lemon flavor because it tastes artificial. I'm glad my partner (who loves everything lemon dessert flavored) decided to try this flavour because I fell in love. Tonight there was a cover band playing. They were good, just wish it hadn't been so loud as it made it a little difficult to have a conversation. Overall, I would definitely return to this winery!

Never returns calls, not very community oriented. Very cold place, no atmosphere. Average prices.read more

While walking around the strip district decided to stop in and do a wine tasting. Karen was very…read morefriendly and described the wines. Just for stopping in you get one free "shot" size sample. I decided to do the smaller flight sample and ended up buying four bottles of wine! Fun little winery that is attached to an olive oil store.

What a gem! Located in the Strip District of Downtown Pittsburgh, is a winery shop and distribution…read morestore for Courtyard winery out of Erie, PA. The service and wine selection is outstanding. And, the manager there was incredible. He was very welcoming and offered up tastings and backstories for all their wine products! You can buy by the glass, have a seat and relax, or just sample (up to 3) and purchase items to go. Thanks to the outstanding service and tastings, we bought several bottles...:with the Chardonnay and seasonal Apple Cider fruit wine being a standout! Both were the perfect wines for us. Clean, dry, crisp and delicious. I definitely recommend the wine and the winery shop when visiting the Burgh'!

Engine house 25 wines continue to excel in great tasting wines amid the pandemic. Although the…read morephysical tasting gathering are on hold they are now doing them virtually. Engine house 25 is an old fire station that is also home to the Clemente museum. Wines can be ordered online for either store pickup or shipped to your home. I needed a basic Riesling wine for an event. I placed my order online and parked in their lot nearby to pick it up. You need to ring the buzzer at the entrance of the Clemente museum in during operating hours in order to pick it up. The man who greeted me found my order and while waiting for it got a fast glimpse of this wonderful museum dedicated to a Pittsburgh Pirate legend. All the wines are corked and labeled with their trademark or depending upon brand with the number or image of Roberto Clemente. I took my wine home, refrigerated it and once I uncorked it was able to sample some of its sweet goodness. The wine had a fruity taste to it and was indeed worth savoring. I'm grateful for the opportunity to purchase quality wine with good service and dedication to both an historic landmark and a notable Pirate player. Located on the cusp of Lawrenceville on Penn Ave, they have their own parking lot.

This place is very nice. It took us forever to finally visit this winery. I will say the prices are…read moremuch higher than most wineries in the area. Most wines cost between 13-22 around this area. These wines were 35 - 60 per bottle. However all of the reds/whites were amazing. Pinor Noir was my favorite. I recommend if you're looking for a setting that is quiet, good wine, and relaxing it's here. I liked this place. The staff was very friendly. They provided us a sample of the sparkling wine after tasting was finished.

Service was great, staff is very friendly, and food is impeccable! The wine slushies are my…read morefavorite! My daughters took me there for Mother's Day! It was beyond perfect!!

Crab cakes were some of the best I have had in awhile. Liked they let us sample a wine from their…read morewine taps before we decided on which to get. We had a cozy 2 top. Couple came in without a reservation . They were seated at a high top. Not my ideal table but then again no reservation. I have ate outside in the past also which was nice. The pita chip appetizer was awesome!