Trust me! You will be pleasantly surprised! Better than most if not all the commercial wines you…read morewill find in the supermarkets/liquor stores! Students work the tasting room and are very proud of their accomplishments they serve to you. Drop by and say Hello to Patty, Harvey, Linda, Edrogan or whoever is there! They would love to see you and speak about their wines!

The Northwest Wine Academy is a hidden gem of West Seattle. Everyone working in the tasting room is…read moreknowledgeable and you can tell by their energy that they are excited about wine and sharing it with their community. Tastings are extremely affordable at $8 for a flight of 4 wines and can be mix and matched as you choose based on whatever is available. Know that not all the wines will be good - they're all student made - but having worked my way through all of the wines that were being served over summer I can say with confidence that you will be able to find wines you like here. And the staff will help guide you towards ones that will fit your palate. The outdoor space is lovely and separated from the park lot. So bring a book and try out some new wines from aspiring wine makers.

Truly enjoyed the guided Collector Series tasting of delicious DeLille wines and snacks in a…read morecomfortable setting upstairs in the tasting area where we could actually hear and talk with our guests. Jen paced the pourings nicely, answered all our questions, facilitated the purchase of extra wine, and was discreet with the billing. We will be back!

Love the entire team and products at DeLille. Our recent experience at the tasting room was…read morefabulous. A beautiful day on the deck with charcuterie and wine. Perfection!

I swore I would never be one of those people on yelp who write ridiculously long reviews.. but that…read moreall changed until I experienced this place! In case you don't want to read everything, just know that you should go here. NOW! :) I wanted to do something fun and different with my girlfriends this year for my birthday. I thought a cooking class would be fun so I turned to Groupon to see if there were any good deals. There were 3 in Seattle and 2 in Woodinville. I emailed each location to see if anyone had space for our group the weekend of my birthday. All (except one) were not very accommodating and the ones that I had spoke to weren't very friendly. I'm not sure if it was because I was using a deal on Groupon that was off putting to them, which has happened to me in the past. Dona from Winery Kitchen called me after reading my email and she was so warm and friendly. She told me that the weekend of my birthday they had a class going on which was not the one on groupon, it was actually more expensive (mozzarella making class). BUT Dona was so kind enough to offer me that class at the groupon rate for the weekend I wanted and she even put an event on the website that had a cupcake picture and titled it "Vicki's Birthday Party" How sweet is that?? The location was easy to find with the directions and address she sent. Upon arrival, I saw two buildings, one was a house and the other looked like a detached garage with cute wine barrels outside for decoration and a large "Winery Kitchen" sign. There was a sign that said Kitchen on the side of the house and an arrow pointing you to go around back. There were a few garden beds and a table where herbs were growing on the patio. I entered in through the sliding door and saw the class. You could tell it was new, but it had a rustic and warm feeling to it. Dona and the wine educator, Katrina, were both very sweet and welcoming. They even had a birthday note on the chalkboard for me and made cupcakes and strawberries with a delicious fruit dip! Since my friends are from Seattle and I am from the Auburn area, I told them I would just meet them there. I should have tried to meet with them before hand because sometimes they have a tendency to be late... and they were about 30 minutes late! Oh man.. how embarrassing. I felt so bad that we had to wait for them, but Dona was so patient and assured me it was ok. She waited for them to start. While we waited, she showed us around the small garden out back, we pulled out elephant garlic, and learned about the herbs she had growing. When my friends finally showed up, we began class. The class consisted of myself, 4 of my friends, and two other people. We were given name tags, aprons, and gloves. First, we went to the tasting room for an olive oil tasting, which was interesting and different for me me since I have never done that. I probably won't be drinking olive oil again anytime soon unless I had bread and balsamic vinegar to go with it ;) but it was a good experience to taste it because I never realized how different they could all taste and how it could affect the food you cook. Oh I almost forgot to talk about the tasting room! It was so beautifully decorated. It had a rustic barn feel. A chandelier in the middle of the room, marquee letters, and a long dark wooden table. We moved back into the kitchen to begin making mozzarella and pesto. We made two different kids of pesto, one with spinach and the other with basil. Dona kept assuring us to try to make our own recipe that fits our taste buds and it was so fun to try everyone else's food! When we were all done, we sat back in the tasting room, ate what we had made, and toasted with a glass of champagne. We also spent time talking and getting to know each other. This class was amazing, I can't say enough good things about it or Dona. She makes you feel welcome, is always laughing, and just a great person overall. Winery Kitchen just opened not too long ago and she has big plans for future classes and gardening. I know they will be very busy, so book a class here! You won't regret it :) I will definitely be back!

Great experience! Winery Kitchen has a beautiful,classy setting, I took a group to their pasta…read moremaking class. it was so relaxed, the kitchen is so inviting, we picked our own herbs for our meal :-) it was such a great time for all. This is someplace I would definitely recommend for a small party setting, friends or family from out of town, or just a bonding session with buddies. Chef Dona and her team are professional, warm and very helpful. I would definitely do again!

Nice quaint little out door place in the summer! inside is quite small but overall a great place…read moreto hang out and have glass of wine and conversation!

First off, doesn't look like a winery to start with and I know with it being the PNW that weather…read moreis accommodating all the time, but the inside of the winery looks like someone's old dirty basement. Would've loved to give a better review but the owner was rude upon entering, and made weird comments about our group "not listening" when we asked a question regarding the wine, saying he already told us and then proceeded to point at his ears like we were deaf or hard of hearing. The situation was slightly better once he left and let his other co-worker take over, but definitely wouldn't recommend if you're looking for a good wine tasting experience.

A great venue/winery/space/area/garden all in one! This…read moreplace is arguably the top of must-go-to places in Woodinville. It's a winery with vast outdoor gardens, lawns, and places to enjoy the spring and summer weather. Inside is a massive area with plenty of tables to listen to live music usually every weekend that goes throughout the fall and winter. They have some amazing wine offerings. Plenty of options on the cellar wall or chilled in the fridge. Our personal favorite is the White Cabernet Sauvignon. Service is quick and efficient, though we often just skip the bar - grab a bottle and checkout at the main register area where you will also get glasses. Take the bottle outside or grab a table, or if the venue open for one of the summer concerts, definitely worth going inside the main winery area instead of the vendors outside with limited options. Summer concert series is hit and miss. Can bring some great options and acoustics are great! However, sometimes the seats are absurdly high priced - and the crowd around you can be a mixed bag that seemingly just buys the season pass for all the concerts instead of going for a specific event. Overall - great place to go, if you can catch a concert, within your budget, definitely go! One of the better outdoor venues in Western WA.

I called and asked for an actual tour . I told them my mom had an issue breathing and had COP. If…read moreyou google you will see everything , I was instructed to had a regular reservation instead. Mind you I didn't mind paying whatever the price was. I arrived and called and told them what time and spoke about the concert before. We were sat outside after conversations were had . We were sitted at someone else table and then we were ushered out because of a concert . Mind you this is far away from the concert no where Near and I have a flight . Only one glass left and Theresa told me I have to leave now, mind you we at someone else table, lol I tip my waiter 40 dollars and I'm out. Do not recommend. The manager on duty deserves a raise ! He was very accommodating but the policy is want is. Mind you my mom is disabled needs some time. I just asked for a couple minutes .

Last on the crawl, it seemed out of the way but ended up being a nice little room. We shared some…read moretastings, which was fun We didn't take anything home, but I think we had already hit a wall for the day. After a bit more chit chat with the staff, we did a quick pack up to get some food.

Went to an event and it was hosted by them. Great food amazing wine. Would go to more events.read more

Another Pike Place Gem! Wines of Washington Tasting Room is a must try. This is easily one of the…read moremost unique tasting rooms I've been to. Amazing wines, creative cocktails, solid snacks, great service and even games. You could wander in "for one flight" and somehow emerge six hours later wondering where the time went (in the best way.) On the wine side, they offer several thoughtfully curated flights, or you can build your own adventure. Which I highly recommend. The dessert wines alone are incredible, and the selection of aromatic whites is seriously impressive. No matter your palate, there's something here that will make you pause, sip again, and nod approvingly. And then there are the wine-based cocktails that deserve their own standing ovation. A wine tasting room doing cocktails this well is rare. We tried the Espresso Martini, the French 125, and the Lavender Lemon Martini, and every single one was better than I expected grape-based cocktails to be. Like, pleasantly shocked. Bottom line: if you're anywhere near Pike Place and enjoy wine (or cocktails, or fun, or all of the above) this place is a must. I can almost guarantee it'll become your new favorite spot.

I rarely leave one-star reviews because I usually choose places I genuinely enjoy--but this…read moreexperience was beyond irritating and disappointing. This used to be one of my favorite spots at Pike Market. For years, I made it a tradition to bring out-of-town guests here. Over time, I have brought more than 100 people here. It had a charming, warm, and welcoming feel--like a hidden gem in the city. It oozed with kindness and fun. Unfortunately, that has completely flipped! Since the new manager, Anthony, took over, the entire atmosphere has shocked me. What was once inviting now is rigid, cold, and unwelcoming. The biggest issue, however, was the way I was treated. The interaction felt unnecessarily rude and dismissive, which was both surprising and disappointing given my long history with this place. Great establishments are built not just on food or ambiance, but on how people are treated--and that piece is clearly missing now. It's especially unfortunate because the rest of the team still shows glimpses of what this place used to be. Jordon, was genuinely kind and pleasant, but one positive interaction couldn't outweigh the manager's miserable attitude. It's hard to see a place that once felt so special lose its charm like this. I know the winemaker Paul is a great person - so it is hard to leave such a terrible review, but at the same time, if this was my place -- I would want to know what was happening behind the scenes at my establishment. I truly hope leadership reflects on how customer experience is being handled moving forward. Don't give money to places that have toxic attitudes and are joy crushers! Life is too short and far too precious! In the meantime, there are many nearby spots that consistently deliver both quality and incredible hospitality. Skip this place, and instead go to Browne Family Vineyards Tasting Room, The Lonely Siren, The Pink Door, Place Pigalle, or Maximilien. Those places are working very hard to create an exceptional experience!

First time tasting here! Wow!…read more First, all the wines are fantastic (that we tried). All the servers were friendly and knowledgeable. Everything is clean and comfortable. Not stuffy Love!

Matthew's winery has a great tasting experience its wonderful wines. Charcuterie type Snacks are…read morefor sale from the cooler and snack bar. We enjoyed a fantastic jazz duo of brothers playing Christmas music.