Here for an interview, we sat outside and enjoyed the beautiful view, cool breeze with the warm…read moreheat and still able to be shaded. Their covered deck is exquisite. Hors d'oeuvres recommended being the charcuterie board and bread and butter plate. We also sampled a rosé and a Pinot Gris, not disappointed. Two of us took home the Pinot Noir without much pressure. Delicious. We had a set of wonderful servers that were both educational and courteous, Lindsay & Dietrich. Honestly, I stayed after my group exited to enjoy the deck, the view and possibly another glass of crisp Gris. .

Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing due to the customer service we received from Susie,…read morewho appeared to be either the restaurant manager or a member of the front-of-house team. From the beginning, her tone came across as unwelcoming and dismissive. While I understand that accommodating a large group can be challenging, it felt as though there was little effort made to help us or make us feel valued as guests. Even if accommodations weren't possible, a simple "We'll do our best" would have gone a long way. When we arrived for our reservation, we were immediately asked, "Are you going to eat?" which felt unnecessary and gave the impression that our business wasn't wanted. We were then told that the majority of our group needed to be present before we could be seated, despite having several people ready to sit down, order drinks, and begin spending money while waiting for the rest of our party to arrive. That said, I want to recognize our waitress, Morgan, was wonderful. She was patient with our orders, attentive without being intrusive, and gave our group the space to enjoy our conversations and time together. Morgan's service was a bright spot in an otherwise frustrating experience. Overall, the issue wasn't the policies themselves--it was the way they were communicated. Hospitality is about making guests feel welcome, and unfortunately, that was not our experience with the front-of-house management.

Absolutely, incredible place. The staff is so friendly and welcoming…read more A perk is this place is pet friendly Food and wine selection is beyond amazing The place is cute and very cozy

Came into Brian Carter Cellars for the first time after our other wine club recommended it. To say…read morewe were pleased is an understatement. The wine, the food, and the staff were all amazing. They got us as members on our first visit!

First time having dinner here. It was absolutely fantastic! My wife and I both had the Pork Chop,…read morewhich was the best I've ever had anywhere anytime. It was cooked perfectly. He was seasoned perfectly. It came to the table hot nothing bad to say. I would recommend to anybody to come here if nothing else just for the pork chops. Just fantastic.

Really enjoyed our meal. Steak was delicious and hamburgers were always a treat . Wine was always…read moregreat.

This place is great with such a fun and playful theme…read more The service was overall great and look forward to coming back While we didn't get a chance to try any of the food items, we did select wine and it was so good.

I have been a member for three years because of the wonderful staff. This recently saw a lot of…read morechanges, which has been disappointing, but I still love it. We come 1-2x a month and always enjoy our time there.

Meandered in on Mother's Day to sample a glass of Sauvignon Blanc, grab a seat on the patio and…read moresoak up the last rays of the setting sun. Our German-accented server/hostess was exceedingly charming and friendly, especially when we discovered that I had visited her home town back in Germany a few years ago, which elicited some excited conversation and recollections of places we loved there. Oh, and the wine was excellent, too!

The quaint little tasting room in beautiful Vancouver Waterfront was a real treat!! The wines are…read moreoutstanding, and the servers are super kind and knowledgeable! We have also been out to Pepper Bridge and Amavi in Walla Walla, and I would recommend going there too!!

We've been members of Bernard Griffin for nearly 2 years, and it's one of our favorite places in…read morethe area for wine. The tasting room at the waterfront is charming and honey, and staff always make you feel very comfortable and appreciated and well served As a winery tasting room, you may purchase whole bottles of wine, you may purchase glasses of select bottle bottles, and you may purchase tasting flights. All of the above is subject to change on a weekly basis, of course. They also offer snacks, also on a rotating basis. Very highly recommended, it's a great way to kill most of an hour if you happen to be on the waterfront and want to do something a little different. They are in a cluster with three other tasting rooms, so you can compare and contrast. Occasionally, there are promotions, where if you visit some number of them there is some kind of reward. Go check it out!

Absolutely love, love, love this rating room and being a wine club member. From the moment you…read morewalk in until the door closes behind you, you feel like family. The ladies are very in tune to what you are wanting to taste that day. They go above and beyond to make sure everyone has the best tasting experience! They have managed to turn a few of my non-wine drinking friends into wine drinkers!! It is one of the memberships I will not let go.

Very comfortable, excellent wine from Sulei- try the Albariño! The location couldn't be better,…read moregiant windows for people watching and ample light. Nice place to sit and work for a little bit and enjoy a couple glasses. The girls working are also very helpful in explaining the wines and nuances. Highly recommend visiting!

We happened upon this tasting room during a walk in downtown Vancouver on our way back to the car…read moreand I'm glad we stopped! It caught my eye and we ended up taking a bottle of rosé as well as the 2016 Dena Rae home! The wine maker was so friendly and we sat a chatted about the wines (vineyards are in Walla Walla/Yakima Valley) and fun fact: the Dena Rae is named after her mother who is pictured on the bottle. They have small bites as well as fun events (Seahawk Sundays is one where you get discounted glass pours). It's women owned and operated and we will be back for more tastes and bottles!

The Burnt Bridge Tasting Room is one of the better winery tasting rooms in the Vancouver area. The…read moreroom itself is cozy - there's a bar, there is an open seating area and then there is a kitchen/bar area that my GF describes as "the kitchen of her dreams" - that's where the catering magic happens If you like bold reds, Burnt Bridge is the place to be. Their whites are also exceptional, but vastly outnumbered by the reds. You can buy flights, you can buy glasses, you can fill growlers (!) or you can buy bottles/cases. I've been a member of their wine club for several years. As a club member, you get discounts on bottle and case purchases, you get several free tastings a month. On my last visit, my GF and I came in for a tasting, and got a snack while we were at it. I try to do this at least twice a month - being mindful that I'm likely to wind up walking out with more wine than I can drink in a month. I won't leave specific tasting notes on the wine, other than to note that it's all pretty exceptional. The snacks are variable, but always tasty. The pairings inevitably work well with the wines that are on the tasting flights on offer at any given time The staff is exceptionally friendly, and knowledgeable about both the wine and various events that are hosted at the facility. There are three or four events a month ranging from origami to trivia to karaoke... It all varies, it's all fun. Highly recommended!

Well, you know by my previous reviews, I'm always a supporter of local. At the recommendation of…read morefriends, we were made aware the (former?) owners of Burnt Bridge Cellars lived in our neighborhood. Of course, that meant we had to give it a try. Cool winter day, we decided to pop in for a flight mid-afternoon. Not full from lunch, not hungry for dinner, we decided to order their charcuterie bard. What they brought to our table did not disappoint! Brie, breads, jams, nuts, dried fruits, grapes... THE WORKS! The wine flight they brought was nicely presented and decently poured. We did enjoy trying the local wines, always good to enjoy your locally grown grapes in a glass of vino! Price was super fair considering how large the charcuterie board was and the nice pours. This is a great spot to check out on a random afternoon when you're looking to burn some time. The ambiance is warm and welcoming witha lovely staff!