I was very surprised by this winery, as it's the first one where I've enjoyed all the reds. By…read morenature, I don't care for most reds but the two they had on their tasting menu were both delicious (Mardi Gras Red and Fawn Brook Red). My favorite was the Mardi Gras White, which was a little heavy but bright and "bouncy", I could definitely see it sipping it while partying down Bourbon Street. The winery has outdoor and indoor seating with ample parking available. The bathrooms are very clean but a little small. The hosts, who happened to be the owners, were fun and talkative, and provided interesting conversation and background information on the wine and winery.

I came to Chateau ale Gari with very high expectations based on my friends feedback, but I was not…read moreimpressed. All the wines included in the tasting (June-July 2019) was not to my taste. They were either very dry or tart. What I learnt is that they constantly change the wine included in the tasting. There are plenty of indoor seating and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. I can give this place another try and probably update my review.

Cute little winery attached with farm store! I Was greeted by a friendly staff member! She helped…read moreme figure out which wine was right for me. Very personable staff at this establishment. Fair prices also.

My husband and I adored this little shop. We stopped by here to pick up some souvenirs and gifts to…read morebring home. We were greeted by very nice locals and a woman who either owns or works at the farm. It had a cozy Christmas charm and she gave us a few samples of their local fruit wine. I have never had wine besides wine made from grapes. I was very pleasantly surprised with the apple, peach, and blueberry fruit wines!! They were soooo good that we bought 4 bottles home. In the back of the shop is a Christmas tree farm. The men in the tree farm were very nice and offered me my own saw to cut down the tree of my liking. I was flabbergasted because I'm from NYC...saws are definitely not within arms reach at any tree farm...or anywhere...unless you're at Home Depot or something. I was very happy with my visit here and the merchandise we bought.

I have spent a lot of time debating and reflecting on what I should give Rose's Berry Farm for…read moretheir Sunday breakfast after giving it a visit this past Sunday. I have been conflicted between a 3 or 4 star and I have decided to give it a 3.5 stars, but will round down to 3 stars just because the wait can be extremely long with inattentive service. My dilemma is that even though I gave this place a 3 star, I would still highly, highly recommend people go to Rose's Berry Farm because you don't just go here for the food, but for the entire experience. Rose's Berry Farm is one of those places where you truly get to appreciate all the little things about life. Although I do understand that the wait can be frustrating, I like to think of it as just a longer time to be spending quality time in nature with your loved ones while appreciating your breath taking surroundings. This past Sunday I had friends from out of state visiting and decided to take them to Rose's. We arrived at around 11 am and waited around an hour to be seated so be prepared to be standing there for a bit. We ordered their Belgian Waffles, French Toast, and Quiche. The waffles and French toast come with Rose's homemade jam and whipped cream, which are AMAZING (I cannot emphasize that enough, you really have to try it). I have tried their Breakfast Burrito in the past and I don't think it is anything special so I do not recommend ordering that. My go to order for Rose's would be the Belgian Waffles with the jams and whipped cream on the side and the quiche. I normally don't enjoy waffles that much, but the waffles I had at Rose's were just so fluffy and when paired with the jam and whipped cream it's just a flavor explosion! Don't let the 3 stars scare you off, definitely give Rose's a try if you're ever around Glastonbury and are looking for something to do on a Sunday morning :)

I have heard about Rose's breakfast with a view for so long and finally got to check it out on a…read moreperfect Sunday morning. My bf and I got there around 9:45 and there were already a couple larger parties in front of us. However, because it was just the two of us, we got seated 10 or so minutes after we got in line since a couple smaller tables opened up faster. Thank goodness too because the line was moving slow! After we got seated, our server came by quickly and took our order. We got the pancakes, french toast (both with blueberry compote) and bacon. Then... We waited... for 40 MINUTES! and in looking around, it felt like half the tables were also waiting on food. Which was pretty ridiculous since breakfast foods shouldn't take that long to make. When we finally did get our food, I was a little underwhelmed. The fresh blueberry compote on top of everything was DELICIOUS. However, I would say my pancakes were subpar. They were flavorless and not a nice, spongy texture. My bf said his french toast was pretty good and a nice crispiness. Bacon was standard. Overall, I'm not upset I went but I'm not rushing back for an ok breakfast meal and a super long wait. One redeeming factor is that the views from the outdoor patio were really nice.

Berry Hill Farm is a family run farm. They have pick strawberries for $5 a pound. They also have…read morefresh eggs and assorted vegetables too for sale. The farm was a cattle farm for milking cows. It's family run and I like that too. They will have tomatos, sweet potato's , beans and more.

Stopped by for strawberry picking for the first time! The fields had a good selectionread more

If you want apple picking without the crowds and you don't enjoy overpaying for apples, you need to…read morevisit this beautiful farm. We were driving by on our way to another farm and we saw the sign that said .99 for a pound of apples. We decided to check it out and we call to get more information about times and days. It just so happened that a truck was driving by and encouraged us to drive up the road where this lovely lady welcomed us and showed us the way to Apple picking. We were told and observed that they also sell Christmas trees and they have reopened the apple picking this year. Long story short we had an entire orchard just for ourselves and a great time picking Golden delicious and Gala apples. They had more varieties but these were our favorites. Cash only but a great value! We got a bushel of apples for $20! You can't beat that!

They were closed, but let us still say hi to the animals. Very sweet and appreciative thank you for…read moreletting us do that.

Such a cute farm!!! The owns is so sweet and they have such a cute shop with stuff they makeread more

An absolutely stunning venue in the middle of a pretty quaint part of CT. The gardening and…read morelandscaping were breathtaking in-person! Although it rained, the service, staff, and energy were warm and inviting :)

From perspective of Nov. wedding guest-the building is gorgeous. it was cold inside. I never found…read morea heat source. Both dining rooms were used in addition to blowup addition. Hors d'oeuvres were good. Bar service was good. Main meal - hour wait between soup and main course. Beef not cooked to order. Soup and meat luckwarm by time it was served. Ravioli serving small with no side. Horrible risotto. Despite this, everyone seemed to have a great time. Very happy gathering but things to consider before putting out all that money.

Definitely one of our favorite Connecticut wineries! The staff is always friendly and the wine is…read morealways good! You will definitely walk away with at least a couple bottles every time! It was nice and quiet when we got there around opening time. I wish we could have stayed for the live entertainment, but we had other plans already.

Nice setting in the woods. Not Much for dry wines. Purchased a flight and they poured In small…read moreplastic cups in a muffin tin. Not a good experience.