Love this place! Fresh ingredients and friendly staff. Worth the drive to Manson to get a good…read morelunch.

We came in hungry just before they closed and the staff were very gracious and friendly…read more Half of our group ordered sandwiches and the other half ordered the Loaded Potato Soup. It was all delicious!!!!! The shop was very clean and tidy. They also offered ice cream and really out of this world shakes. This is a great little sandwich shop.

Upon arrival, the line was out the door, so we knew the food was going to be amazing. We thought…read moreparking would be a hassle, but luckily we found a spot as soon as we pulled into the lot. We waited in line for about 15 minutes before one of the workers let everyone know that one person should order while the other secures a table. I came with my mom and my boyfriend, so we made sure we all communicated what we wanted before I had my mom find us a table. Luckily, she was able to grab an outdoor seat with an amazing view of the blueberry farm. We waited about 10 minutes for our food to arrive. It was a little strange getting our pies before our breakfast, but it was fine since the breakfast came about 10 minutes later. We really enjoyed the breakfast, it was delicious, but it was definitely on the heavier side. Between the gravy and everything else, we were feeling a serious food coma afterward. The desserts were interesting. We enjoyed the blueberry pie, but the texture of the banana cream pie was a little off for us. It almost felt like whipped butter. The blueberry juice was delicious! We would've bought some to take home, but the line was way too long and we didn't feel like waiting again. Overall, the food was good, but the process of finding a table and ordering seemed confusing for a lot of people behind us. I would totally come back again. I'd love to try blueberry picking next time! When we visited, it was $3.50 per pound.

My family has been coming here for almost 20 years and we will certainly never step foot in this…read moreestablishment again. First of all, it's an extremely chaotic dining experience. Wait in a ridiculous line and pray you can even find a table. If you do manage to find a table, expect to be bumped, a lot. It's so incredibly cramped that you feel like you're being held hostage. The food is not worth the wait. It's incredibly mediocre, even by way of breakfast food which is incredibly difficult to mess up. Stale coffee, canned drinks, just nothing really special about the food in any way, shape, or form. The views are great. That's all I have to say in terms of the positive. Overall, this is not a place I will be giving my business to again, nor will any of my family, who are all Chelan County locals. We're not the only locals to avoid this place, either. The egregious waits and bland food we could deal with, but the business's online conduct and the way they choose to represent themselves have made this an absolute no-go.

Pretty solid coffee spot! It had some fun drinks as well as the classics. Decorated super cute!…read more We tried the passion fruit matcha special (3.5/5) and thought it was pretty good. The iced chai was also good but doesn't stand out compared to others. I think this would be a cool spot to stay for a while to work or hang with friends!

I'm a coffee snob. In college I was a barista, and it made me picky about coffee. I'm hesitant…read moreabout island flavors when I'm not in Hawaii, but an iced mocha with Mac nut and coconut sounded good. The coffee shop in a bar made me hesitate, but the limited reviews were all great. My drink was delicious. Not too sweet or fake tasting. A good balance of strong coffee, and chocolate with hints of nut. It was better than iced coffees I had in Hawaii. We also added a breakfast burritos and breakfast sandwich, both tasty -- made with real ingredients and warmed fresh.

This was a perfect afternoon lunch and wine tasting. Our host, Jonathan was exceptional. He was…read morevery knowledgeable and very helpful with our wine, tastings, food choices, and purchase.

This was the last stop on a wine tasting day and was a lovely way to cap off our trip. It's…read moredefinitely way more of a restaurant than a tasting room, but they were okay with us just doing wine. We did end up splitting a Cesar salad for food and it was completely average, don't remember it well. I guess that's a good thing since it was exactly what I expected. The wine tasting comes in a tower so you can drink at your own pace, which is great! This allowed us to drink at our own speeds and we were a little tired of hearing about wine after many other stops, so it was great to have an independent experience. It's lovely here! Perfect spot for sunset. We barely interacted with our server since we were the only outdoor table, but that was fine.

We had the pleasure of stopping in here of Memorial Day weekend and it did not disappoint! I've…read moretasted my fair share of wineries and it has been a solid ten years since I found one I'd happily join as a member. The Grenache was by far my favorite - it was perfectly balanced with a smooth palate. A very close second was the Viognier. Danielle was our wine pourer and she was a gem - very personable and friendly. She helped me figure out exactly what I wanted in my wine club membership. I knew after my first two tastings I had found my new favorite spot and I cannot wait to come back next time we're in town and take advantage of the members patio. If you're looking for a fantastic winery in the area, do not pass this place up. Highly recommend!

If I could give zero stars I would. Do not come here if you are from out of state. They took 45…read moreminutes to check a group of girls' IDs (who are 24-25 years old) and denied service because they "could not in good faith serve us". They cannot reliably check an ID that is not from Washington. This winery needs to get an ID scanner or update whatever their so called "book" they are using to reference IDs. They just lost business from 10 girls who were more than willing to spend $$ at their winery. We went to Chelan Ridge Winery after and had an AMAZING time. Go there instead!

My husband and I are current members here and we absolutely love this place. All of the wines in…read moretheir lineup are pretty amazing, especially if you're a red wine lover like we are. My favorite is the exclusive red wine! The views are beautiful, and the atmosphere inside is so toasty, warm, and cozy it's the perfect spot to relax and unwind. Rick was super kind, welcoming, and very informative, which made our visit even better. This winery is very kid and family friendly, the prices are great, and the tastings are always enjoyable. One of the best perks of being a member is getting free tastings anytime you visit, which makes stopping by even more worth it. I also really enjoy their raspberry cider. It wasn't on draft today, but they do feature it on draft during events so definitely come by when you get the chance! Overall, always a great experience.

Got to christen the place as the very first customers of the season and enjoy a nice 1/2 rack of…read morepork ribs. My wife and I came in earlier in the day for a tasting at the winery and smelled the amazing goodness of smoked meat in the air. They invited us to come back later for their "soft opening." It was far from "soft" in terms of flavor. The pork ribs were tasty and tender. The owners were there as the wait staff refined their serving skills. What a great bunch of people! They joked with us and talked about the history of over 50 years of serving the community great eats and a tradition of fine wines. Looking for a family atmosphere of great food and drink that is built on tradition and legacy? Look no further than Lake Chelan Winery. Just follow the aroma of smoked goodness.

2 star service and 5 star wine. So 3 star overall. The first experience 7 years ago in their…read moretasting room was fabulous! Fast forward to the last couple of years. The wines are still some of the best in the valley, but on the pricier side. They opened up a larger tasting room in Manson. The space nice and atmosphere could be nicer. I say that because the tasting room host is abrasive, makes you feel unwelcome, and very disorganized. Hence the service was poor. The first time we went into the new tasting room it was super busy so I cut him some slack when he didn't bring our food order for a special dish that the owner made and the fact that we had to keep asking him for our next tasting even though we were right at the bar in front of him. I also observed him being equally abrasive and equally scattered to other club members trying to pick up their wines. The second time we visited the lack of customer skills just pushed me over the top. No matter how good the wine and how sweet the owners are it wasn't worth the stressful experience.

It was a slow Saturday in Manson but one would have thought it was Crush weekend; the server was…read moredistracted, disorganized and more concerned about a group of 8 people ("Three of whom are members") who were coming in that day for a tasting. Okay...what about the six customers who are here now? We ordered pizza from the clay oven kitchen next door and it came before we were served our second pour. The place seems to have an identity issue. Logo is "gold"'and professes elegance in wine. The only decor in washroom is a candle on the counter. Clothing for sale sports a dragon and a logger. Mismatched branding images. Outdoor seating next to Main Street. Tasting room is spacious with plenty of room for COVID spacing and they allow Seating at the bar. The wine is more expensive than what we tasted at other Chelan wineries. I will have to rethink my membership. Disappointing

Simple food done well is what defines this place inside the state park. They had a lot of options…read moreincluding Italian sandwiches, nachos, Ice creams, shakes, Sundaes etc. They even have kayak and paddle board rentals along with some other small gear you would need for a day at the beach. The staff was super friendly and made fresh sandwiches and nachos for us which tasted great.

Doing concessions in a state park means you have a captive audience. Overall this place does a good…read morejob catering to day visitors and campers alike. But sometimes it seems as if the wheels fall off. Today we ordered a panini sandwich and some French fries. We were told that it would take a little bit. But it took about 30 minutes, which is my book is more like two or three little bits. And nothing happened until I asked about my order, and then things started to move. By the looks of it the ice cream serving got in the way of making fries, since once I got mine, several other orders were called out in quick succession. I got a sincere apology for the delay, and both the panini and fries were very good.