4 Best Wineries near Haddonfield

“We all loved the red wine (syrah). Service was great and the place is beautifully decorated. The place had a strong artificial lemon chemical smell from the cleaning fluid they used on the tables, otherwise everything was great. I would recommend non fragrant.“

“My friend is developmentally delayed so finding spots to accommodate his needs are difficult. Saddlehill is absolutely wonderful for him. There’s plenty of room for him to run back and forth and chase animals and dig holes out back while the adults enjoyed a night out. They gave us a booth close to the bathroom for his potty needs as well, which was a big plus for us - he can’t hold it. Food was delicious, service great, but they didn’t have crayons for Manny but no sweat, we’ll bring our own next time!! 5 stars!“

“Exceptional people make exceptional wine, and wonderful people make a good time. Nick and Francesca are two of the most lovable and talented people I have ever met and their good vibes propel his place into the stratosphere! Every wine I have tasted was pleasing and enjoyable. This place should be on every wine lovers list to visit if I Philly. The photo attached is a hand crafted masterpiece. It was amazing! Well done you guys!!!!“

“Been for dinner a few times - fantastic. Colorful, quirky vibes and light-filled space. The wine is really incredible on its own, all the more so since they’re making it all downstairs (with grapes in from CA, Italy, Chile, etc.) And just tried their opening brunch.

Brunch: The BEST blood mary, and most innovative, I’ve had in years. It’s a housemade tomatatillo and green tomato base - spicy, fresh, light, amazing. Also, mimosa flights! Incredible food too - we liked everything.. pork hash, avocado toast on their housemade focaccia, shrimp & grits, French toast pudding.

Dinner: great starters and entrees - options of meat, fish (carpaccio and a great salmon), pastas, etc. A delicious and filling prime rib sandwich with jus to dip, if that’s more your speed. More than a dozen wines, lots of delicious red options. And a very good excellent chocolate cake.

It’s a big, fun and beautiful spot that somehow still feels like the family-run/ neighborhood spot that it is.“