Wine! This is a really nice place to hang out with friends or even solo (like me) to drink some of…read moreMike & Tammy's small batch wines. You can bring your own food or snacks!

Friendly owners and good variety of wines. I particularly enjoyed their Currant Situation. One of…read morethe owners recommended it to me. I find it very unique, because when it's refrigerated, the wine tastes sweeter than room temperature. The chilled wine reminded me of ice wine. You can taste test and there's some seating area in the store. It is also a good pit stop if you're biking on the Panhandle Trail.

Nice winery, they had entertainment on their beautiful outdoor patio. The cutest kids selling water…read more& lemonade the day we were there. Everyone was so nice and the wines were very good.

A completely unexpected find in the farmlands of Western Pennsylvania. Took a scenic ride to…read more"stretch my legs" and found this little hidden gem by accident. Figured, "what the heck, I like wine!" What I found was a totally unexpected and wonderful experience. Most smaller mom 'n pop wineries are just not that good. Especially those outside the normally expected areas like Napa, Russian River Valley, etc. The ambiance is both country and modern at the same time. Meaning clean lol. The decor and welcoming smile scream "welcome home" and at the same time subtly describe a very modern wine experience. Apparently they get their grapes from California then make wine here. And it shows. This is the first Pinot Noir I've had outside Oregon that was actually good! The Montepulciano was very good too! I will admit I only tried one sampling of each of the reds and over half were great. Which is saying something. Also nice was the simple yet tasty charcuterie service. The presentation was simple yet appropriate. Sitting outside, enjoying the Sun and countryside just made the experience a visit to remember. If you ever want to try a local winery, sit at a relaxed venue, be served with a smile, and leave with a coups of fantastic bottles of wine, definitely make your way here. And apparently if you come on Sunday, you'll enjoy some live music to boot!

Family-owned! John was amazing! Wine was great! Great selection! Slushies were delicious! Highly…read morerecommend!

Entertainment on the rear private patio in the summer, wine slushies, great house wines reasonably…read morepriced, and a FUN and relaxing atmosphere. Stop here ONCE and you'll be hooked! Wheeling has NOTHING like this and it's just minutes away!

Location! - This winery is tucked away in the hills & farm area of westmoreland county…read more 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.

Super friendly staff. Loved the Reserve 22. Great on the palette. A little market to go through…read more 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.

If you are invited to Narcisi Winery, you say yes!…read more Even on a cold winter day, when most of the reviews flaunt the beautiful outdoor seating and atmosphere... this place is still well worth the drive and the patronage. We ordered plenty of wine and appetizers for the table (reservation for 12). All fabulous. All delicious. Spinach Artichoke Dip. Calamari. Meatball Trio. They even brought a bowl of gluten free bread for our one friend who requested. For lunch, I had the Peperoncino Arrostito. Which was also delicious. Lots of fresh veggies and perfectly cooked/sliced chicken. Of course, we tag teamed a bunch of desserts too. Tiramisu. Fudge Brownie. Chocolate Chip Belgian Waffles. And I honestly would go back just to have those waffles again. The cutest part for winter though was the decor. Garland everywhere. Wreaths in every window. Stockings above the fireplace with employees names on them. Such a cute environment.

The bread and oil was with the dining experience a lone!…read more Great services and I like the layout of dining room. We were celebrating a small company holiday dinner and this was the perfect setting. The winery had cute holiday decor that made it feel festive and cozy. We shared a bottle and bruschetta and I got the gnocchi for my entree. I also stopped in the store area and bought a little Christmas gift.

Great venue for shows with great sound and lighting with a variety of different style tables to sit…read moreat !

Overall, I've always had a great experience. I have been there many times for many different types…read moreof shows in the Cellar and always had great service in a beautiful atmosphere with nice people and great acoustics.

This cute little winery has great red wines and good food! Get the empanadas! The service is great…read moreand they are friendly and attentive. Stop here after hanging on the north side.

I'm a touch belated in my review, but I'd be remiss to skip over it entirely. I had such a…read morewonderful visit to Refucilo before a friend's wedding this past fall. On a whim, I decided to walk back to the hotel from some sights in the Mexican War Streets neighborhood. As I passed by this boisterous street, I looked up, saw the wine bar, paused, and walked in without a second thought. I easily grabbed a seat at the bar and the folks working were so nice and friendly! I was there solo and they didn't treat me any differently than larger groups, which I so appreciated. I tried the rose and loved it so much that I bought a bottle to go. Brought it back home and indulged! If I'm ever in Pittsburgh again (which I will be), I know I'll be stopping back here.

A bunch of us went to Apis for a friend's birthday. There's a pretty spacious inside along with a…read morelarge outside area with a small fire pit. You order at the bar and they have an extensive menu. As a fair warning, if mead is not your thing you probably won't love it here. Otherwise, it's great! If you can't choose from their large selection they have a mead flight option. I thought that their pricing was very reasonable. They did have live music at some point during the night and it did make it hard to hear and talk to people so keep that in mind for a gathering.

I visited Apis for the first time a couple weeks ago, and was so pleasantly surprised. Who knew the…read morenation's third highest-selling meadery is in Carnegie, and that they ship bottles to 41 states across the country! The amount of different flavors shocked me. Jabanero strawberry and blueberry cheesecake are a couple that I remember the best. I'd recommend a sampler tray on your first visit, so you can test out a few before your commit. The bar service was attentive and the server was very helpful! I was lucky to connect with the owner, Dave, while there that night, too. He ensured that everything was running smoothly and that we were all satisfied. If you're in the mood for video games or board games, this is the place for you! The ambiance is relaxed... you're on your own time. Nobody is going to rush you out the door. Definitely give this place a try next time you're in the mood for a night of drinks, and a different, positive experience.

My mom and I came here for lunch today 4/16. It was a beautiful day, so we sat out on the patio…read more They have a water feature and it is so pretty and relaxing. We had their special which was a prime rib sandwich and omg I died a little. I could have drunk the au jus but I had some wine instead lol! We each had a wine flight and dessert, which was phenomenal. My mom had the cannolis and I had the tiramisu and both were delicious. Our service was excellent. We took home a bottle of the Malbec and Pinot Gris :) definitely recommend checking out for lunch or dinner. It's such a nice ambiance whether dining inside or out.

4.5 stars. The Wine Cave is a full-service restaurant and bar inside an artificial cave. The menu…read morelists foods such as charcuterie, omelets, salads, sandwiches, flatbreads, crab cakes, pastas, flat-iron steak, and tiramisu. Some vegan and gluten-free options are available. The drink menu includes many wines from Bella Terra Vineyards as well as cocktails, beers, and non-alcoholic beverages. Cabins and, during the winter, igloos may be reserved for a fee. So far, my husband and I have been a customer of The Wine Cave twice. In winter 2023, I reserved one igloo bubble dome online for a 2-hour visit for a fee. An employee in the restaurant took our order for food and drinks. The weather outside was below freezing, but the interior of the igloo was warm because of a stove. The stove, though, did cause condensation to form on the walls of the igloo and to occasionally drip down. The igloo had eight chairs, a couple of small tables, and some blankets. While my husband and I waited on our foods to be cooked, we roasted marshmallows over a fire pit outside. An employee incorrectly delivered our foods to another customer in a nearby igloo, and that customer brought the foods to us. In 2025, my husband and I ate lunch inside the restaurant. The dining room contained reclaimed birch trees, artificial stalactites and cave paintings, and water. We were the only customers there, and we waited over 30 minutes for our foods to be brought out. The waitress did speak nicely to us and did check in on us later. Here are my reviews for our foods from both meals: S'mores - 5 stars - A s'mores kit contained the perfect amount of ingredients for my husband and I to each make two tasty s'mores. The kit included graham crackers, a Hershey's chocolate bar, and four large marshmallows. The fire pit worked well to roast our marshmallows. Spinach and artichoke dip - 5 stars - This dip looked and tasted differently than other restaurants' dips, but my husband and I really enjoyed the flavor from the cheddar cheese and garlic. The dip was served with many pieces of flat bread, which had a perfectly crispy exterior and chewy interior. My husband described this appetizer as "probably the best ever"! Apple-pecan salad - 5 stars - This salad was a large size, and it consisted of fresh and flavorful mixed greens, feta cheese, dried cranberries, apple chunks, pecans, and balsamic vinaigrette. Turkey-melt sandwich - 4.5 stars - This sandwich contained roasted turkey, chipotle-lime mayo, applewood bacon, avocado smash, smoked gouda cheese, and romaine lettuce. On the side were crispy fries. Shrimp diavola - 4.5 stars - I ordered this entree twice. It consisted of penne noodles, juicy shrimps, spinach, and a spicy tomato sauce. Ricotta and meatballs pizza - 3 stars - My husband commented that this pizza had toppings that were too chunky and insufficiently spread out. I thought that the ingredients tasted very fresh. Trico di crema - 4.5 stars - This slice of sponge cake was moist from milk, had a sweet icing, and had fresh berries on top. Peanut-butter temptation - 4.5 stars - This dessert had a peanut-butter center and a chocolate exterior. Winterbella and Diamond Reo wines - 4 stars - My husband and I are not wine connoisseurs. We selected two wines that we expected to taste grapey and sweet, and these wines tasted good. Cider - 4 stars - We ordered the Violet Cider that was supposed to taste like sweet blackberries, and we thought that it tasted good. House riesling - 4.5 stars - I enjoyed the flavor of this semi-sweet white wine.

It is a gem within the town of Cuddy! Beautiful inside & new / fresh tables and chairs…read more You can BYOB or order off the menu The service was fast. And we loved the pastas. Super yummy. And the chicken was so fresh.

The restaurant was easy to find and had been on our list for a while…read more For the prices, the pizza was a bit smaller than we expected, but still plenty of food for three people with one 12 cut pizza (& a little left over). The pizza was delicious and service was good. For a place with pizza in the name, I expected more specialty pizza options (there were none other than the special, which we got) & a larger list of toppings, but there's something to be said for doing what you do well. The women at the next table got pasta and that also looked delicious. There was no cell phone service for us and the WiFi was locked, so I couldn't check in there on Yelp or any other app. There were TV's on the walls showing the football games. Not all in the best places for viewing at the table we chose, but we didn't really care about any of the games on at the time. The parking lot had arrows about going only one way, but no other clear signage, so most cars seemed to not pay attention to the arrows. Not a big deal when it's pretty empty, but I'd think it could be a bit dangerous if crowded. We'll surely go back to try the pasta.