City Winery is a fantastic and intimate place to see top talent. I saw Joshua Radin last night and he was better than I've ever seen him. I left the show feeling grateful for having been there to experience it. The warm up artist, Maddie Poppe, also blew me away. Her voice finds its way to your soul.
Lynne LeBlanc
We saw Lizzy and the Triggermen. What a great show, but what a great place for a show too. Friendly staff, good food, and good wine. What's not to love?!
Michelle Roloff
Amazing fun and entertaining show w Lizzie and the Triggermen, so engaged w the home town crowd, and what a voice!
Tony Mistretta
We got front-row seats for a reasonable price and enjoyed two very talented band performances while sipping wine in a relaxing atmosphere.
Alisa Ritchie
Nice small venue. Good wine and food.Service was friendly … once they finally got to us.The seating was tight, so if you’re on the thicker side, expect to be shoulder to shoulder, literally with others. That also made it a little difficult to see the stage because we were packed in so tight side-by-side. I will go again, but I will definitely choose my seating better.
Kari Sciera
I’ve seen a number of shows at CW and am always impressed by the service and the quality of their wine offerings and food. Latest menu is the best! Love live music that starts before 9pm and finishes at a decent hour. Five stars!
Jon Paul Prunier
I want to see one of my favorite singer song writers, William Fitzsimmons.It was a beautiful little venue, so intimate and quaint.The food was fantastic and the music was great!
Kay Andrews
I saw Puddles Pity Party there in November, and had a seat right against the stage. This was by far the most uncomfortable venue I've ever been in. The tables are turned sideways to the stage and the chairs are tightly packed in, so unless you're on the end of the stage where you have a full veiw of it or are further back, you often have to crane your neck around backwards to see the act.
Christine Sortwell
First time here for a show. Acoustics were great. Seating was tight, we were jammed in like sardines. Going to the restroom caused the entire table to have to get up as well as the adjacent table. Had the lobster risotto. Flavor was fantastic, but the risotto was under cooked and crunchy rather than creamy. Our server Jarrod, was amazing - kudos there. Over all, we had a great time and would definitely come back for future shows.
Wilfred Pelletier
Location is very convenient to T. Staff is wonderful, knowledgeable and attentive. Food portions could be larger and timing in the kitchen had large gaps between items being served to my table of 4. The comedy was good, overall everything was good, but there is room for improvement. I might have given 4.5 stars if that was an option, but all 4 of us had a very nice evening, so I gave 5 stars.
My first experience at City Winery but won’t be the last. Enter the Haggis gave a great performance. I’m looking forward to returning for a wine tasting.
Nancy Persson
Show was GREAT. Food and drinks were GREAT. I wasn't prepared for how tight the tables near the stage were; I paid more for a seat that meant that I needed a chiropractor after the concert. Given where I was in relation to the stage, I had to turn about 115 degrees to see the performers; by the intermissions, I had a tight cramp in my neck and a tightness in my lower back. Haaving not been there before, I did not forsee this issue. If we go back to City Winery, I will choose a seat that is lower tier, but one that won't sent me to physical therapy the next day.
erykl777
Nice venue to watch a concert but eat before you go. $150 for 4 drinks, 2 sliders, and fries?
Jessica Dabila Matos
Fantastic wine place. I’d certainly return to drink wine only. This is not a place for lunch/dinner. The food wasn’t good. We ordered the ceviche and it was too acidic, not enough salmon, the vegetables were cut too big for a ceviche. Their meatballs tasted like they were taken directly from the frizzer to a microwave in which case you’d be fine but it tasted really bad as if the meat had gone bad. The French fries were ok and the burger sliders were fine. But, you don’t drink nice wine with burgers so again, good wine but not good food.
Glenn Gertridge
It’s a nice place with good sound, but if you sit at 95% of the tables, you’ll leave at the end of the night with a stiff neck from having your head turned towards the stage all night. The orientation of the tables is just plain stupid. You’ll have your head turned all night to the left or the right, depending on which side of the table you’re sitting at. And the tables have four seats and are really only big enough for two. The tables are jam packed in there, so it’s just uncomfortable all the way around. I’d happily pay more for a ticket to have more room and be sitting facing the stage. Not sure I’d go back again, which is a shame, because it could be a very cool music venue.
City Winery is a fantastic and intimate place to see top talent. I saw Joshua Radin last night and he was better than I've ever seen him. I left the show feeling grateful for having been there to experience it. The warm up artist, Maddie Poppe, also blew me away. Her voice finds its way to your soul.
We saw Lizzy and the Triggermen. What a great show, but what a great place for a show too. Friendly staff, good food, and good wine. What's not to love?!
Amazing fun and entertaining show w Lizzie and the Triggermen, so engaged w the home town crowd, and what a voice!
We got front-row seats for a reasonable price and enjoyed two very talented band performances while sipping wine in a relaxing atmosphere.
Nice small venue. Good wine and food.Service was friendly … once they finally got to us.The seating was tight, so if you’re on the thicker side, expect to be shoulder to shoulder, literally with others. That also made it a little difficult to see the stage because we were packed in so tight side-by-side. I will go again, but I will definitely choose my seating better.
I’ve seen a number of shows at CW and am always impressed by the service and the quality of their wine offerings and food. Latest menu is the best! Love live music that starts before 9pm and finishes at a decent hour. Five stars!
I want to see one of my favorite singer song writers, William Fitzsimmons.It was a beautiful little venue, so intimate and quaint.The food was fantastic and the music was great!
I saw Puddles Pity Party there in November, and had a seat right against the stage. This was by far the most uncomfortable venue I've ever been in. The tables are turned sideways to the stage and the chairs are tightly packed in, so unless you're on the end of the stage where you have a full veiw of it or are further back, you often have to crane your neck around backwards to see the act.
First time here for a show. Acoustics were great. Seating was tight, we were jammed in like sardines. Going to the restroom caused the entire table to have to get up as well as the adjacent table. Had the lobster risotto. Flavor was fantastic, but the risotto was under cooked and crunchy rather than creamy. Our server Jarrod, was amazing - kudos there. Over all, we had a great time and would definitely come back for future shows.
Location is very convenient to T. Staff is wonderful, knowledgeable and attentive. Food portions could be larger and timing in the kitchen had large gaps between items being served to my table of 4. The comedy was good, overall everything was good, but there is room for improvement. I might have given 4.5 stars if that was an option, but all 4 of us had a very nice evening, so I gave 5 stars.
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My first experience at City Winery but won’t be the last. Enter the Haggis gave a great performance. I’m looking forward to returning for a wine tasting.
Show was GREAT. Food and drinks were GREAT. I wasn't prepared for how tight the tables near the stage were; I paid more for a seat that meant that I needed a chiropractor after the concert. Given where I was in relation to the stage, I had to turn about 115 degrees to see the performers; by the intermissions, I had a tight cramp in my neck and a tightness in my lower back. Haaving not been there before, I did not forsee this issue. If we go back to City Winery, I will choose a seat that is lower tier, but one that won't sent me to physical therapy the next day.
Nice venue to watch a concert but eat before you go. $150 for 4 drinks, 2 sliders, and fries?
Fantastic wine place. I’d certainly return to drink wine only. This is not a place for lunch/dinner. The food wasn’t good. We ordered the ceviche and it was too acidic, not enough salmon, the vegetables were cut too big for a ceviche. Their meatballs tasted like they were taken directly from the frizzer to a microwave in which case you’d be fine but it tasted really bad as if the meat had gone bad. The French fries were ok and the burger sliders were fine. But, you don’t drink nice wine with burgers so again, good wine but not good food.
It’s a nice place with good sound, but if you sit at 95% of the tables, you’ll leave at the end of the night with a stiff neck from having your head turned towards the stage all night. The orientation of the tables is just plain stupid. You’ll have your head turned all night to the left or the right, depending on which side of the table you’re sitting at. And the tables have four seats and are really only big enough for two. The tables are jam packed in there, so it’s just uncomfortable all the way around. I’d happily pay more for a ticket to have more room and be sitting facing the stage. Not sure I’d go back again, which is a shame, because it could be a very cool music venue.