12 Best Wine Bars near Lahaska

“The service was excellent. The food was good nothing amazing but a solid meal. The atmosphere was nice again nothing over the top. This is an excellent place to go for a meal that will not break the bank and you will be satisfied.Dietary restrictions: They have Gluten Free options“

“Great variety of delicious rolls and apps. Everything we ordered was fresh and flavorful! The Nachos(shrimp) and rice tots were unique and I highly recommend. The Kiss of Death roll was VERY good, although I had the Serranos on the side so I could moderate the spice.“

“We dined here last night to celebrate my mother's birthday and everything was perfect. Our server Elliott was wonderful and the food was delicious. We ordered a number of appetizers to share and while everything was wonderful, our favorites were the artichokes and the mussels. For our dinners, we ordered the pork chops and the short ribs. Both were cooked perfectly and very tasty! Oh, and the tiramisu cake to finish off the dinner was one of the best I've ever had. If you're thinking of dining here, stop thinking and go! Not only is the food amazing but the owners are sweet as pie.“

“Had the absolute pleasure of dining here with Caelin M as our server, she was extremely knowledgeable of the food menu and extensive wine selection, she was attentive and overall the sweetest human. Truly enjoyed our time here couldn’t have asked for better service!<3“

“We absolutely loved it!!! Probably the best service and hospitality at a winery I've ever experienced. My friend and I had such a good time. When you first get there it's kind of confusing where to go, and it's definitely eclectic, but we are so glad we stayed and did a tasting! The wine was sooo good, so much better than most local wines! We used to live in Italy and we felt like we were back ❤️ definitely had to small, hole in the wall European feel. There were dogs and cats walking in and out and I adored that part. The man giving the tasting was sooo kind and full of knowledge and so many stories and knew so many languages. It was something different and we are so glad we experienced it. It would definitely be great on a really warm fall day with it being outside and such a beautiful woodsy area! GO! Give it a shot!! Let Buddy the dog welcome you!“

“This was our first visit to harvest. Parking was a bit jammed, but we were there during peak dinner time. Seating was immediate. The menu was filled with gluten-free choices for my wife. So much so that she had trouble narrowing down her selection. We had the burger, Mac & cheese. And the cedar plank salmon. All three were fantastic. Burger and the fish were perfectly cooked, and the drizzle on the salmon plate was fantastic. We did two shooters for desert covering a peanut butter candy cane and a cream cheese carrot cake. Both of which were amazing. However, the peanut butter one was heavy and hard to finish after all the other food. 100% would return again.Dietary restrictions: Gluten-free friendly.“

“It’s in the Market Place building on Main St just south of E State street in the center of old Doylestown (across the street from Gap) Wonderful Sunday brunch! Toast with ricotta, tomatoes and smoked salmon drizzled with balsamic, make your own omelet, all was delicious; including yummy mimosas. A few tables and a bar in the restaurant and more seating in the lovely shared inside corridor - like a mini NY Chelsea Market. Multiple choices of libation and food.“

“I got food from the Good Gyro and it's delicious :) Healthy, filling, and absolutely delicious, I loved the food here! The plating is very appealing to me, and the lamb had my mouth watering. My only critique is that the naan/bread that came with this dish was thin and kinda hard to eat. Besides that, this was a great meal. Good service, and the Ferry Market has a nice vibe to it. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.“

“Great little hideaway wine bar in Doylestown that's colocated with Pag's Pub. Both establishments share a kitchen which serves casual and delicious food. Had a great night in the wine bar, tasting French & Italian wines and sharing small plates. Great atmosphere and Pamela, the bartender, was very knowledgeable and friendly. Will definitely visit again!Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.“

“British pub themed space, but most dishes are Italian. We went on a Friday night and it was quite busy and a bit noisy. Some Brit dishes: fish & chips, which I had and a shepherd pie. The fish was good; the chips could have been crisper. Service was friendly but a bit overtaxed by the crowd. Go there for lunch: far less crowded so you'll enjoy it more.“

“The sandwiches were a little pricey, but we were pleasantly surprised. Everyone enjoyed their dinners. I was able to switch out french fries for roasted brussels sprouts, which were delicious. And our waiter was very good and accommodating.“

“The sandwiches were a little pricey, but we were pleasantly surprised. Everyone enjoyed their dinners. I was able to switch out french fries for roasted brussels sprouts, which were delicious. And our waiter was very good and accommodating.“