This is the cutest lil family owned winery, old commercial divers devotees the rest of there days…read moreto this craft and it's paying off, we love the and their wine and we only started going there a year ago

We happened upon this wonderful winery while visiting Poulsbo. Excellent wine, friendly customers…read morewith wonderful stories of diving and military service, and exemplary customer service. We tried a tasting, took home a bottle, and marked our calendars to return.

Mother's Day Brunch was such an incredible treat, I greatly appreciate the attention to detail the…read moreDeLille Cellars Restaurant team placed on the accommodations, menu, and service. Both the brunch and lunch menu were available to order, and private rooms open to families with the littles. For both the Easter and Mother's Day Brunch events a reservation had to be made weeks in advance. The food, superb service, welcoming atmosphere, and experience were all spectacular I definitely plan to attend another brunch event. I highly recommend!

Unfortunately, this winery just wasn't for us…read more The first thing I said when we walked in was, "It feels way too corporate in here," and the experience from there pretty much confirmed that first impression. We were greeted by a somewhat responsive human who immediately needed our first name, last name, and email address before we could even get settled. At one point I was thinking, "I'm sorry, should we have scanned a QR code and filled out an application before entering?" After waiting a few minutes, we were finally seated, but the service didn't get much warmer. Our server barely made eye contact with us, and overall the staff just seemed uninterested in engaging with their guests. Ironically, the only time we really saw employees smiling was when they were talking to each other. Maybe this atmosphere works for some people, but when I visit a winery, I'm looking for something welcoming, personable, and enjoyable. This felt more like a transaction than an experience. Unfortunately, we won't be returning or recommending it. Mark Ryan Nextdoor was way more pleasant!

Off the beaten path, 2 islands away from a lot of traffic is where Marrowstone has a large winery…read morethat was preparing for a concert that Friday night. Large selection of good wines, friendly staff and a really cool cribbage board in the upstairs hang out spot.

Had a wonderful Friday evening here which featured live music. The wine is outstanding- we got a…read morebottle of Rosé and joined some friends for a delightful evening watching ships cruise down the straight. The staff was lovely and the vibe is relaxed and fun.

Finnriver is such a cool place, and after visiting on a Sunday evening on our recent trip to the…read morearea, I can definitely understand why it seems that lots of Chimacum and Port Townsend locals like to hang out here. The place is huge, with lots of seating for groups of all sizes, big open spaces for kids and dogs to run around, and a whole area of the farm where you can stroll and chat while admiring the wide array of plants they grow here. They have ample parking, and thankfully a very intuitive set up for finding food and drinks. They had a pretty good selection of food vendors on a Sunday night, and we ended up getting a banh mi each from Friendly Nettle, and a dozen oysters for me from Moonlight Oysters. Food came out quick, after which we found a seat out near the sunflowers. I really enjoyed my pork banh mi -- it's more of a pork sausage than a grilled pork, but it was really tasty with great bread and stuffed full with pickled shredded veg and cilantro. My dinner buddy found that he wasn't a huge fan of tempeh in a banh mi but still found it a satisfying meal. The oysters were also delicious. They were serving up the Aphrodite variety that night, which were petite shots of mineral-y goodness. After dinner and a stroll through the grounds, we got some delicious vegan ice cream at Fiddlehead creamery. We loved their strawberry flavor and were excited at how all the flavors are vegan here! Keep in mind if you're thinking of visiting Finnriver that even for this area the food vendors close early here (like 7-7:30ish). If you want to eat, make sure you come out on the earlier side!

We didn't know what to think walking up, but as soon as we were inside everything made sense! We…read moreordered up a couple of cider flights and grabbed a table. The ciders are amazing (black currant was a highlight). We stopped over at the Dented Buoy counter and ordered up some pizzas. Not only are they delicious, they are insanely fast. They pair up so well with the ciders. It was a great was to spend an afternoon! Great service, great ciders, great pizza!

Top shelf, Toni did an outstanding job of entertaining and pouring the wines were excellentread more

Toni is the absolute best host! despite the small venue you get a big energy and great variety of…read morewines. snag a bottle and your tasting is free! we had so much fun experiencing the washington wine scene. and this provided the perfect stop for a quick yet relaxing experience as we traveled through the hood canal.

Wasn't sure what to expect but wanted to swing in and take a look. We were just out visiting for…read morethe day in the area from Bonney Lake. Had the most amazing Chenin Blanc Wine. Chatted with the owner for a bit. (may have accidentally entered the employees only area). Staff was great, venue was pleasant, quite scenic, and the wine was fantastic. A lot of regulars were swinging by to pick up cases of wine. Clearly they know what's good.

Great little spot to eat, have a drink and take in the view. Staff was great as well!read more

We visited Fletcher Bay Winery as a group of 10, including children, and unfortunately the…read moreexperience was extremely disappointing. The issue was not that the winery had expectations for a large group. The issue was the complete lack of communication and the way those expectations were handled. When we arrived, no one informed us that there was a minimum spend requirement or that our group needed to order a certain amount immediately. Several people in our group had already started ordering, including a bottle of wine and a glass of wine, and we were still settling the kids, reviewing the food options, and deciding what else to order. Within just a few minutes of sitting down, staff began pressuring us to order food. Shortly after that, another staff member approached us and told us we needed to clean up after ourselves and meet a minimum spend of around $500. None of this had been clearly stated before we sat down, and we were given no reasonable time to get organized as a group. If a winery has a large-party policy, minimum spend, or specific expectations for families with children, that should be communicated upfront, clearly and respectfully, before guests are seated. Instead, the interaction felt rushed, uncomfortable, and unwelcoming. We had every intention of ordering more wine and food, but the tone and handling of the situation made the experience feel transactional and unpleasant. Fletcher Bay may be a nice spot for smaller groups, but based on our experience, I would not recommend it for families or larger walk-in groups unless their policies are made much clearer and their hospitality improves.

Love Fletcher Bay Winery at both locations! Great wine ,…read moreservice , music and atmosphere! Wine Down Wednesdays Sundays on the Rooftop !

Probably my favorite winery on the island. Staff are very nice, they're great at helping you pick…read morewhat to get. They have great snack options. Very spacious seating inside and out.

This terrific wine tasting room on Bainbridge Island is the perfect place to escape the summer…read moreheat, the winter chill, or the Seattle rain, with a glass of vino or a cold craft beer. We dropped in recently after the brewery next door wouldn't allow entry to minors (what's up with THAT law, Washington State??), so my wife and I brought our teenagers into Fletcher Bay and kicked back with some drinks and a delicious Salmon dip. Service was exceptionally friendly, and the laid-back vibe was exactly what we needed after a day exploring Bainbridge. We particularly loved their 2022 Pirate Red vintage -- a bold, fruity red blend from Washington's Walla Walla Valley. The kitchen serves a solid selection of tasty small plates, and there's ample seating both inside and along the sidewalk. A great spot to visit before you catch the ferry back to Seattle!

We visited this quaint winery and cidery this weekend and found a very warm welcome by the owner, a…read morebeautiful walk through the grounds, and tasting flights for both wine and cider. The space can also be rented for events, which I imagine would be picturesque. They have both red and white wine options as well as a variety of cider to choose from, and you get 3 samples for a tasting. Our ultimate favorite, though, was actually their blackberry shrub vinegar that had amazing flavor, and both us and the other couple we were with had to go home with a bottle. This is really a beautiful, peaceful setting perfect for decompressing after a long week. The owners are incredibly gracious hosts as well and made it a very pleasant experience for us.

This is an amazing hidden gem in Port Townsend. I was visiting some relatives and came here for a…read morewine/cider tasting. I had wine and cider and everything was delicious. They also have charcuterie boards if you are hungry. The owners are the kindest people and were so kind. They took us on a tour of the greenhouse and as a plant person I thoroughly enjoyed all of the greenery and plant life. I would definitely recommend this place for a visit or to come any day if you live locally. They also do private events like weddings.

My best friend and I were on Bainbridge exploring for the day and we decided we wanted a little…read morewine. Bainbridge Vineyards popped up on Yelp and seemed to be one of the better wineries on the island. There was a little parking lot out front we were able to find parking at. When we left there seemed to be a lot of overflow parking along the gravel path. They had live music playing that late afternoon. We decided to do a wine flight tasting which was a lot of fun. There were seating options outside by the tasting room and music. We ended up sitting back in their more green space on some adirondack chairs. This place felt like it was for all ages. We saw everyone from babies to seniors. The space was such a vibe and it was a wonderful place to catch up on summer stories. We ordered our drinks up front and the woman who served us was kind. It was a seat yourself type of place and bus your own table. I loved how local it felt. I really liked the wines we tried on the flight too! I'd recommend this spot.

First timers to this winery but not to wineries. Beautiful landscaping, outdoor seating only, and…read morethey pre selected the tasting flight. We didn't eat or snack here. The host was very friendly and knowledgeable. We weren't a fan of the mainly white option, and the preselected tasting menu. We sat outside near a heater, luckily if not I would have been cold, on this rainy day. Also they only waive tasting fee with 3 bottles of wine.