Beautiful quaint location right on the water. All of the staff are nice and professional. Menu is…read moreexpertly crafted and food is absolutely delicious. They offer a price fix lunch menu which is a great value- it offers appetizer entrée and dessert. The shrimp rigatoni is a staple in my family and is excellent. The mussels are a generous portion and meaty and tender. Not chewy at all. The pesto type broth is delicious. The dessert was really fresh and homemade tasting. Not overly sweet.

This place needs to go on kitchen nightmares. Ambience was great, staff was great, the food was a…read morehuge expensive let down. The tuna was hacked as if we are on a boat and the experimental monk fish dish with beans+mushrooms was just straight bland and mush. The IPA beers were eight dollar cans of national brand beers. You win some, you really lose some.

Spent the day at Baiting Hollow and could not have been more pleased . Brian and the entire staff…read morewere so accommodating and pleasant. Our every need was catered to . Ricky Roche was playing and it was a thoroughly enjoyable day ! Will definitely be back !

This place is always fun. It's a very welcoming vibe. Not snooty and very pleasant; there's a lot…read moreof seating, They always have live music and The staff is always very nice. We had a wine tasting and also a moonshine shot flight that consisted of honey, apple pie, raspberry, and coffee. The only one we really liked was the honey. But it was fun to do anyway. as far as our tasting, we really enjoyed the White Satin which is a white Merlot. We don't usually like white wine so we were surprised that we really enjoyed it. We ordered the meatballs, which tasted like the frozen meatballs my cousin makes in a jelly sauce in her crockpot at family parties. lol. We also got a Mediterranean app that consisted of Taziki, hummus, toasted, pita and olives. I haven't been here in years and asked about the horses that used to be here. I was sad that they are no longer here. That was the only thing missing today. This is definitely a great place to come with a group of people to enjoy your day out.

We are happy to be new members at Roanoke Vineyards, and have gone about 3 times so far out east,…read moreas we always stop in for a tasting or to pick up our wine orders The staff are very friendly and easy going, treating you like a friend of the family when you stop in for a relaxing time. The snacks are good to sample with the wines, and the knowledge of the in house servers is extensive to what types of wine is available, and what you would like to enjoy. 5/5 stars, and now our official favorite vineyard.

Best winery on the North Fork. Beautiful inside and out. Fireplace nice in the winter. Service is…read morefantastic Staff friendly and accommodating. No buses or limos. Join the Wine Club!

What an amazing experience... Five stars is just not enough... Wolffer Estate Vineyard was the…read moreperfect winery for my wife and me. It is also a perfect winery for larger groups as they have an indoor and outdoor tasting area. This place is just beautiful. We sat on the porch looking out over the vineyard like we were in the Alexander Valley. Honestly, we have done the North Fork trail more but will now be a SOFO family as well. Helene and I both enjoy a good Chardonnay and "Wolffer's Pearl" is great, A chard with tremendous body and depth. We had the honor of being on a European Wine Cruise with the wine maker. Roman Roth [and his wife]. He had multiple wine dinners where we had an opportunity to try some of these new red and white wines and really took a liking to them. We joined their wine club as soon as we returned home so we'll have more to enjoy during the year. Let me be honest... I have been drinking and collecting Roman Roth wines for years now and have always enjoyed them. The team that took care of us was amazing. Nothing but smiles and service. We were very lucky to have the opportunity to experience this wonderful visit. The only downside is that the drive from mid-island to the Hamptons can get a little long. This was a small price to pay for the wonderful experience we had. KUDOs to the team at Wolffer Estate Vineyard

Spent the day at Wölffer Estate Vinyard and it was truly a 10/10 experience. The atmosphere was…read morebeautiful and relaxing, the service was amazing, and everything from the food to the drinks was so well done. The Bloody Mary was the best we've ever had!

Upon arriving back in NY yesterday, we were vexed with the options for dinner; wanting a wine bar…read morewith Old World characteristics, food being of relative importance. We read a recent review where someone proclaimed the owner to be nasty & unfriendly (sure, I am paraphrasing). Those types of reviews are generally emotionally charged and written by plebs I find. More on that toward the end. Pulling up to a rather unassuming east end Long Island small shopping plaza drenched in rain; opening the door, you are taken back to a semi rustic and dim interior. Perfectly elegant in its bucolic charm- with nice lounge music playing. It is a sit where one likes atmosphere. This is meant with the utmost of respect and candour. We were greeted kindly by the proprietoress (Jacqueline), and handed pleasantly robust binders with the wine list and food. Deciding to treat this in the more European café type, we had glasses and charcuterie. I, the Sagrantino, and her the Kerner. Jacqueline was vocally pleased with our interesting choices. The night drew on, more wine ensued, more food, multiple conversations, and I completed reading through each page and wine choice...finding much to be recognised and appreciated (Kirwan, Moric, Georg Breuer to name but a few) At the end of the night, I asked Jacqueline to pick an appropriate nightcap. She not only delivered, but gave us a wonderful story including the provenance and her experiences - ultimately, the word genius came up more than once. To wit, there was nothing here but an exceptional experience with a like-minded wine enthusiast. I felt welcomed and in the frith of old kin. Nasty, belligerent, dullard atmosphere- indeed not. "Pour out the wine without restraint or stay, Pour not by cups, but by the bellyful, Pour out to all that wull." -Edmund Spenser

What a lovely place with great wine pours and tasty tapas. We tried almost all of their offering…read morewith our group of five. All were excellent, especially Brussels sprouts and artichokes. Menu changes seasonally. We had several wines by the glass, all recommended by the owner who also served our table. This place deserves all the accolades it gets. PS half pours available. PS review updated to reflect she is the sole owner!

This was my first time here and I was delighted to speak with Derick, the owner about the business…read more He was proud to share that their five year anniversary is coming up this fall. The space is nicely decorated and has a comfortable vibe. There is a bar and tables. Looks like a great spot for a romantic sip. We indulged with a flight of wine which you can have one, two or three selections and a charcuterie board to go along with the wine. All the selections (food and wine) are flexible so everyone should be happy! Definitely looking forward to a return trip.

Intimate surroundings for a largely female clientele. Charcuterie selections are excellent. Many…read morevaried wine choices although a bit expensive for the size of pour. Good for an occasional treat but pricy overall.

Cool bar with indoor and outdoor seating. We were showing up as the band was finishing up, which is…read morea bummer given I really enjoy live music. We sat outside. They had a giant connect four that kept me entertained. The cider is delicious! I didn't know that I would be a fan until getting to try different flavors with the flight. There are also lots of beer and wine selections if cider isn't your jam.

Cool spot, had some good beers and local wines. I like the food for the most part, pretzels being…read morethe best.

My husband and I wanted to go somewhere unique for brunch today. We went to vintage Beano and Vino…read morein Medford, a place I have been wanting to check out for some time. It did not disappoint. The minute we walked in the door we were sold. Kimberly welcomed us warmly and a jazz quartet was playing. We chose a table by the bar with two comfy chairs. We ordered the two tiered Sandwich and pastry selections, along with mimosas, all delicious! Brunch and jazz, what a wonderful combination on a Sunday afternoon. We cant wait to return another time for dinner.

Ok I came here as a last resort my first choice was TOAST .,, which I had great food about a year…read moreago.,but today it was too long a wait, The bottom line here at The Vintage Beano... which was ... I'm not happy..., it seemed like a cool place .Reminded me of Witches Brew. ..in West Hempstead.and only the decor. We ordered from the menu I was in a rush ...not realizing the set up. Which was if you didn't order from Tiers ? You basically paid for the entertainment....a personal pizza with vegan cheese cauliflower crust ...3 coffees a piece of banana bread= $77.00 !!! I was flabbergasted...!! My friend paid bit o was like what the heck!! Never going back... she could have mentioned that there would be a fee for entertainment. She did not. Never going back.

A well-known Vineyard that is definitely worth visiting. We stopped by this time because we were in…read morethe area and saw there were reservations available. The weather wasn't ideal for a winery visit, but it was still a lovely experience. I'll definitely try to book a reservation again during the warmer months to enjoy it even more. We did both the white and red tasting flights, and they were both very good. We also ordered the Margherita pizza, which was very tasty. The service was excellent throughout our visit. Looking forward to exploring more options on our next trip!

Such a beautiful place. Don't recommend sitting outside in the heat tho lol. Amazing service…read more 4/5 lemonade slushie $11- sour & sweet, really good & hit so well in 96 degrees 4/5 sweet & spicy grilled calamari $40 - this was really good, I didn't mind the sweetness, which is a surprise, crunchy exterior with slightly chewy squid, comes with potato & Caesar salad. The potato was pretty good took. I didnt mind so much grass (lettuce) for once. The cheese on top of the lettuce is pretty salty but the creamy dressing balances it out. The spicy sauce on the side was way too spicy for me. 3/5 Bavarian pretzel $17- pretzel itself is standard, comes with honey mustard, spicy brown mustard, & mayo sriracha. I liked both of the mustards. 3/5 Meat & cheese board $59- didn't try the meat or bread but comes with grapes, cranberries, dates, olives & nuts. Everything I tried was decent.

We came here for the tulip festival and had an amazing time!…read more Prices for the festival are steep ($25 PP on weekends) but we made the most of it. Rows and rows of tulips that are $1 each! If you were able to get the bulbs you could take those home too, which is a nice perk since they are perennials and will come back year after year. Plenty of parking. Tickets are cash or card. They have some goodies to also purchase on your way out. Petting farm for the kiddos (I mean I squealed when I saw the cute pigs too). Live music. Food trucks. The main nursery is open, as well. Lots of plants for sale when we went. And LI Farm Brewery is on premises!

Looking for an expensive underwhelming tourist trap? Want to wait in long lines just to pay to get…read moreinto the place? Excited for the "tulip festival" or really just a half acre of dusty tulips? Want to deal with the entitled instagram idiots trying to get their moneys worth taking cringe pics? The Waterdrinker farm is perfect for you! If you're not looking to spend a stressful expensive day on an otherwise drab farm, literally go anywhere else.its 100% not worth it.