We went here as the last meal of a very fun road trip. We showed up about an hour before they…read moreclosed and they could not have been more pleasant. I sampled some wines and bought some bottles. The Cocoa vino is so good. My husband is vegan and ordered the portobello steak and our waitress warned him that it was just a mushroom cap and she was very right. So I cant say Id recomend that but my husband said it was tasty. We sat outside and even walked the property a bit. It was very pretty and we ate as the sun went down.

3.5 hours for lunch. Party of 10. 6 of 10 were SICK for HOURS. Bottles of wine. Many appetizers. We…read morecleaned our own tables. Never received a few apps. Pizza was half cooked. Bartenders knowledgeable on product

If you're looking for a place to relax with friends over a $5 or $6 glass of cider or wine, look no…read morefurther than Knockin Noggin. I first discovered this little charming cidery and winery from my partner who had tried the cider elsewhere. Returning from Erie, he found that we'd be passing Knocking Noggin so we swung by. We've made the trip three times now. We've only been disappointed once when my partner and I bought 4 growlers for a gathering we were having and none of them tasted good. Something happened where they were either mixed or went bad in a matter of two days. I reached out to management, and they quickly responded with apologies offering to provide us with complimentary refills. We brought our growlers back just as promised and they were refilled at no charge. Some of my favorite ciders have been the seasonal ones including Butter Beer, Pineapple, and Chocolate Strawberry. Pineapple is my top one hopefully coming back in the summertime. If you have the chance, visit this place during a town festival or even when nothing is happening to just have a wine slushy or glass of wine out on the patio. One of our last visits was during a Harry Potter Festival which was fun and interesting. Whatever you're doing, don't pass this place by, you won't be disappointed.

Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. They give you a great 'pour' for the money…read more Only negative was the large amount of LARGE flies in the inside tasting area. Constantly shooting them away.

We visited Pulse Coffee Co -- hosted in the same building…read more It was fantastic, quick service, tasty iced lattes and the ambiance was relaxed but welcoming. I can't speak to their wine -- but there was ample seating and good vibe. Not overly sweet lattes, a good balance!

Going downhill . Mediocre wine,bad beer, bad food,decent little coffee shop. Not sure what the…read moreambiance is supposed to be?

What a nice establishment up at the lake…read more We have had a summer home up here forever and this was our first time at the winery. We saw they had a band playing - it was cold out - so decided to give it a shot. All seats were filled when we got there .. but as soon as a seat opened up .. we grabbed it! The band was great - the beer was good and the pizza was delicious. Will def go back - next time on a nice night when you can enjoy all the outdoor seating that is available too!

Loved the ambiance and overall vibe. Beautiful architecture and landscape. Feels like you've been…read moretransported to a castle in Europe. Wines are delicious and the holiday hot mulled wine was the perfect drink on a chilly November day. Excited to go back! Highly recommend!

So, my husband and I were returning home from a weekend trip and I talked of how I've long wanted…read moreto take a road trip with no specific destination - one where I would just keep an eye out for interesting signs (museums, quirky stores, historic sites, parks, etc.). The kind of things I think about stopping to check out, but don't because I'm focused on the destination. So hubby suggested making one such stop on our way home - and lo and behold - Wilhem Winery. I enjoyed a tasting - very reasonably priced - and selected some wine to take home. The best part may have been the wine-making museum upstairs. Small, but really interesting. The gift shop is fairly typical of a small winery, but I always find it fun to browse. With plenty of seating, I'm sure this is a great place to hang out and sip wine with friends on a nice day.

The Wilhelm Winery is a very nice winery. They have a very knowledgeable and friendly staff. They…read morehave a good selection of wines. From dry to sweet. Red, white, blush and fruit. They also sell accessories, and Wilhelm merchandise. I do recommend trying this winery.

Visited here for the first time over the Thanksgiving holiday…read more Vineyards is a bit off the beaten path, about 15 miles south of Youngstown. The Tasting Restaurant can be found down a long drive through the vineyards, passed a round-a-about and perching above the Pine Lake. It definitely has a country club vibe to it. It's a little bit of a hike from the lot to the door, so you may find it necessary to drop off your party at the door. Our party was seated on the patio. It was heated, but there are many windows that give you a great view of the lake. It was a pretty chilly spot in late November, so bring a cardigan. Service was efficient and present, but not too bothersome. A couple in our party ordered flights so that we could try a nice selection of their wines. We enjoyed the Gold Medal and Fruit Lovers flights on this occasion. I have found that at many Ohio wineries you are best off trying sweeter wines, as getting those bold, dry grapes is harder than in other parts of the country. Though I enjoyed the Berry Patch and Midnight Vines, the Pinot Noir was also impressive. Additionally, I tried the Honey Mango Jalapeno Ale. It was too many things for my palette - not my jam. For dinner I found the special stuffed pepper soup to be a hit, while the French Onion was a miss. The broth was a bit too watery and could have benefitted from a beefier au jus. The Mushroom Ravioli was a fantastic choice, particularly if you are vegetarian. While the Figgy Flatbread was good, it was a bit one note. The bread was a little thicker than I would have expected and ultimately the dish fell a little flat. I would definitely try again, but it is a bit of an adventure to get that far out of town.

What a fabulous winery in a quiet part of Ohio! My friend brought me here on a recent trip to…read moreYoungstown and this was a top notch evening! First the stunning views from the deck are exactly what one wants to see when sipping on wine and having charcuterie. The wines. I love you can do a flight at the table in addition to the tasting bar. This is a plus for me as someone who would like to take their time when trying multiple wines. I also live that you can add a single sample to any flight this is very customer friendly. The food. We ordered the charcuterie board (Def get it for 3+ people) and yes $30 may seen like a lot you get $30 worth of food and more. I left with two boxes! This is what I want for a lingering evening at a winery while having wine, visiting with friends and listening to easy acoustic music. Domenick was our server and he was such a pleasure. Knew the menu, knew answers to our questions, and was very friendly. (Everyone there was!) Cannot recommend this place enough for a night on the town if in the area.

Conneaut Cellars Winery is a great winery. Out of all the wineries I visited in the region this…read morewinery was the most traditional with wine varieties found in any winery I've gone to in California or Washington. It has great ambiance - it feels like a wine tasting room should feel, if that makes sense. They proudly display their well earned awards and the lady who helped my mother and I was very knowledgable. I loved how they clearly had a sweet scale and weren't either pretentious nor poetic in their descriptions which gave a very clear expectation of the tasting profile. I ended up buying a bottle of their Forte Venango which was a fabulous port. I found it smooth, sweet but not super sweet, and very tasty! While I opted for the wine flight trying pinots and the malbec my mother opted for a wine slushy. She very much enjoyed her wine slushy as we discussed wine. I was sorry to hear that they no longer made ice wine due to lack of popularity. My mother said that they had the best ice wine. It was a fantastic stop on my wine tour!

This is a local winery that we like to stop at when we are in town. They have a nice selection of…read morewhites and reds, a couple rose, and a couple of bubbles. Today I was on a mission to replenish my stock of wine before heading to our next party. A quick trip in and out, and I left with 3 reds and a rose. They winery was very busy, but the staff was quick and friendly. As soon as one customer had paid at the register, she was working quickly to fill the next order. At the bar, tastings were in full swing. It's a beautiful building, and they have very good wine. We will definitely be back.

We love Hartford Hill winery. It's housed in two adjoining barn buildings in a nice rural setting…read more They offer a nice selection of wines and beers, and pizza. (I enjoy their red wines.) Often there is musical entertainment to enhance your experience. Fun place!

Food bad ! Atmosphere good! You serve yourself you order and they bring it to your table…read more We had pizza and some had burgers. The pizza was under cooked . Flat as a pancake no taste . I've had frozen cauliflower crust pizza better than this. It was so disappointing because it was better when we first came here. No one thought their food was good. I should have taken it back but it was after a hard day of work and I was just too tired to complain. My beer was good thank goodness. The place is beautiful . It's just a shame the food is so bad. They need a chef . This place could be fabulous with a great chef . Or someone who knows how to make pizza . I won't go back . I gave them a good review the first time I went. Sorry not this time. I would have been embarrassed to even serve that pizza to anyone.