Francis Ford Coppola Winery Too!

Closed on a Sunday at noon. We tried to stop by here during the posted hours and the gates were closed. Left disappointed.

The Tucker car was a highlight.

Great view and food

Superb ambience and very amiable service. The meals were fresh and delicious. Will surely recommend this spot to anyone. Convenient prices and large meals. Keep up the great work.

Knowledgeable staff, broad selection. Hope they can reopen the restaurant soon.

We're Francis Ford Coppola Wine Club members, so our tasting was free. We were familiar with a couple of the wines and got to try different ones. Enjoyed the wine--Pinot Noir was my favorite. Great service and we learned the history behind the name. Next visit, we'll try the restaurant.

We visited in September for the now discontinued Friday night happy hour. As we approached the entrance, a table was set up where we were handed samples of one of their wines and told to enjoy them anywhere within the winery. The interior is attractively furnished with numerous Native American inspired paintings, wall hangings and pottery. My wife and I each ordered glasses of wine, a Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, that we brought to the patio to enjoy. The wine was just okay, but may not have been representative of the winery's best since it was being offered at discount pricing during happy hour.

This place was smaller than others but great nonetheless. The young lady who conducted our tasting was full of knowledge and you could see how much she enjoyed her job. It was more of a personal opinion and suggestions in how she presented it, yet all very professionally. Wines were great, never rushed nor pressured, great experience, would go back again.

Nice views, great wine tasting.

We are locals and decided to check this winery out. We were pleasantly surprised. Nice setting, great gift shop inspired by the story of Virginia Dare, which I have to admit I have never heard of. We did appreciate the native Americans items, but wish that maybe some of the areas local tribes had some representation. We did eat in the restaurant and found the food unique. Indian flatbread tacos. Something you don’t find elsewhere in Sonoma County. They were delicious. Very filling. One is all you need. The food is a little pricey. We do plan to go back for their Friday happy hour. Wish they had it other days. Loved both the outside seating area and the inside seating. Great for large groups. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Would recommend it. We did not try the wine that day, maybe in the future.

Great and delightful food, I like the character this spot has, and the employees were helpful. Will definitely visit here again.

Amazing food and service!! If you get a chance to stop by while in the Geyserville area you've gotta stop by for a bite.

Visited here upon the recommendation of the Francis Ford Coppola tour guide. The wines are small batch and not usually available retail. Not that I need to join another wine club; however, I did join this one. We loved the wines, the bottle labels, the history, and the story. The great thing about the FFC wineries is learning why the wines are the way they are, why he chose the names for the wines, and then the labels. Having visited both wineries now, I have will look at the bottles and artwork differently. Whereas the FFC winery is more for entertainment, this winery is more quiet and about the history. We had lunch and it was outstanding. Sat outside and thoroughly enjoyed the native american foods. Some of the reviews say "Indian"; however, working with folks from India there is a difference between Indian and native American foods. Buffalo, fry bread, corn, etc. make up the native American choices. This is a place that we will be back to, even with the huge number of other options in the area.

Is this owned by Coppola? i think it might be. It's fairly good. I'll definitely go again. Then? Go right up the street to Copolla's .. I love looking and dreaming about that Tucker! Wine's pretty good, too. I like the Virginia Dare wine, also. It's very tasty stuff.

Wonderful restaurant. Excellent food, great and friendly staff, lovely venue. A somewhat cultural experience, as the food felt like a blend of "native American" and modern cuisine. We were looking for a more authentic cultural experience I think, but we ended up really liking what we got. The desserts and salmon especially were spectacular.