Two Sisters Vineyards

Really enjoyed the flight of wine we tasted. This winery is family owned and beautiful inside. Would love to go back in the summer and enjoy the outdoor patio and food. The wine was delicious but be prepared to spend more on a bottle as it is not mass produced but excellent choices to pick from.

If you're a true foodie, this place is not for you! Though, if you're an influencer and don't care about the food, which I would say is less than mediocre than it wouldn't matter.

Not accommodating to large groups. One star because I did get a glass of wine.

First off I must say this is a beautiful vineyard and outstanding facility and extremely clean. I was expecting amazing customer service and hospitality, just based off these first impressions, but that couldn’t have been farther from the truth. I was extremely disappointed in the customer service. We decided to pop in and see if we could have a tasting. We stood around, which seemed like forever before someone actually acknowledged us. We were told that we couldn’t do the tasting and that it needed to be pre booked. Never once before at any winery I have been to have I not been accommodated for. Instead we were told we could do the ‘wine by the glass’. We ended up agreeing to do this, $40 later for two 5oz glasses of wine. We were told we were able to sit out on the back patio so we made our way there, then to be told, we cannot sit there and need to stand or walk around. You could only sit down if you were ordering food. They then instead shoved us off to the side to a picnic table far away from all the other people. Nothing like making some customers feel less important and shoving them away. Save the time and go to a winery we’re everyone is welcomed and treated fairly.

Absolutely lovely atmosphere and amazing wines

I had lots of delicious wine tasting, after me and my wife stayed and ate in the restaurant. I was very amazed at how the difference in taste all these wines are than our California wines.

Amazing wine. Amazing “veg” food / margarita pizza.

The only disappointment about this place in 2024 world is that they don’t have one single item which is “chicken” only for people who only eat chicken as a meat.

Also, not a kid friendly place! Nothing for kids to eat except veg pizza or plain bread.

Not be going there to eat but definitely coming back for their red wine!

In a spectacular setting and with exceptional service, the stage is set for an amazing dining experience and the food does not disappoint. After sharing some focaccia and fried artichokes and glasses of the Two Sisters Cabernet Franc and Merlot, we decided to share the black cod and the ravioli. Our server brought along extra sharing plates to facilitate our scheme and made sure that there were two spoons when our gelato was served at dessert time - another shared dish. We decided to linger at our table and watch the sun set over the neighbouring vineyards. A great evening! Price point came in at about $140 / person, tax and tip included.

Good food hard to get some times but because they are good.

This experience was lovely in the barrel cellar. So informative and the reds were exquisite

Beautiful setting with great wine and food

Had to do lunch at another restaurant location because of some internal rules. Wine tasting was so so. If you don’t ask - you won’t get any more information.

The staff was very knowledgeable,only down part is cheapest wine like 39$

A group of 12 of us - all couples - came here for lunch. To start, I was very turned off by their unprofessional concierge service that I was required to book through via email as a large group - online there are many strict conditions, you can’t make multiple smaller reservations with the intention of coming as a group, etc. The concierge told us they can’t book larger groups until closer to the reservation date, so I suggested they seat us at separate tables and to let us know if they could accommodate us as a group closer to. They didn’t reply, so I followed up and they agreed. They said they would book 3 tables of 4.

Fast forward to a week or so before the reservation and I got a rude email that I’ve tried to book multiple tables with the intention of seating a larger group and that is against their policy, large groups are expected to book through the concierge etc. So I guess they forgot I booked through the concierge? They also mentioned in this email that they are expecting many large groups this day - so I’m not sure why they weren’t able to accommodate us when I contacted them around 5-6 weeks in advance. If the rest of the group wasn’t so set on dining here, this would have been the last straw for me.

When we arrived, we were happy that at least our tables were next to each other. They wouldn’t let us turn them slightly so we could be aligned. The service was great which is why I’ve given 3 stars. The food was also mediocre - the pizza we got was burnt. The server was kind enough to remove it from the bill.

Overall; I was not impressed. I would prefer to spend my money elsewhere where hospitality is a consideration.

We got there at about 430 pm on a Sunday. We had intended to do a tasting. We wondered around awhile, no-one acknowledged us. We finally realized we needed to go back to the foyer and speak with one of the two women in the hall. We stood there while being ignored for about 3 minutes. Finally I got a chance to speak to one of them. She told us she didn't know if we could do a tasting or not. Then she walked off. The other woman said she thought we might be able to have a glass of "wine by the glass" but she wasn't sure where we could do that. She wondered off. We went to the bathrooms, which were very clean. When we came out, we decided we didn't want to be there anymore. It is a beautiful space. The vibe from the two employees was incredibly uppity and rude. Oh well, lots of other places to go in the area.