Location: Madison
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Find out what Wine Bar restaurants to try in Madison. Madison is a village in Lake County, Ohio, United States. The population was 3,184 at the 2010 census.
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9. Deer's Leap Winery
Overall Ratings
3 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Gail R
We went here for their Friday fish fry with friends. We were tired of our usual haunts and decided to give Deer Leap a try. Fish was very good. Not to much batter and not greasy. Salads were tasty and fresh. However the waiter was really lacking in any customer service skills. He was slow acknowledging we had been seated. Never even offered a wine suggestion to accompany our meal. Really? Itâs a winery. Youâd think they would push the staff to mention the wine options! It was an AYCE fish dinner but our waiter never came back to check on us and offer refills. We did want a second helping but we had to flag him down which wasnât easy as he paid very little attention to the dining area and instead was focused on talking to other wait staff. Itâs a shame because I would give this place 5 stars if the service would have been better. We have heard you and have been working hard to improve service. Thank You for your input Bob & Jean Bostwick
8. Laurello Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Laurello's is temporarily closed until February 13, 2019 as we prepare for our new season. We look forward to serving you in 2019.
Reviewed By CAT_AJM
New this year was an catered October Clambake. Chicken, clams, potatoes, corn, chowder and slaw. Everything was wonderful with a great price of $30 per person. It was a casual affair. The weather cooperated and we were able to dine on the patio. Great acoustic music duo. Great relaxing atmosphere with a very nice clientele. We like Connie's Blush wine and it was perfect for the afternoon. Lots of space for any size group. It is self serve, you buy the wine inside and bring it out. You needed to walk through the line to get your clam dinner, but you were able to pace yourself when you were ready. No exact set time to get dinner (during the serving time). Great place to come outside of the clambake. The do have a small menu with pizza, sandwiches , cheese plates, dessert etc. They usually have acoustic, soft rock, and other music during the weekends. Check website for add'l infoSo happy you were pleased with the clambake. Thank you for sharing.
7. Kosicek Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By blrn1
Stopped in for a meat & cheese plate and wine slushies. YUMMM!!! Sat outside to enjoy the beautiful weather & lovely setting. Servers were very friendly. Hope to return again soon.
6. Old Mill Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By Dave B
Stopped on Saint Patrickâs Day around 2:00. Waitress was extremely pleasant and attentive, took our drink order and served us green jello shots. I had the holiday wine burger that was a Ruben inside of their signature wine burger excellent and cooked to perfection so huge and deliciously juicy. My wife and I have been to the Old Mill Winery several times and have never been disappointed. This day was no different the food was delicious, the wine superb and the company was the best, we will visit again for food and entertainment.Thanks alot, we work hard to make the old mill enjoyable! See you agian! Cheers
5. The Winery at Spring Hill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By delily
We visited on a Saturday evening. A band was playing on the outdoor stage and outdoor tables were all taken so we were forced to sit inside. With the doors open however, we could still see and hear the band. There is also an area for dancing in front of the stage.Our waitress was extremely busy and she had to come back once because she had not written our orders down right, but this just made her even more fun and delightful. We ordered pizza and burgers which were very good. The wine and sangria were also good. Their were a few rowdy guests among the mostly mellow crowd. When two women in our party were waiting in line for the restroom two other women barged in and tried to cut in line nearly causing a fist fight with ladies who had been patiently waiting their turn. Fortunately they didn't stay long.With little shade it wouldn't be the place to sit outdoors on a hot day. But after the sun goes down it's a pleasant venue for spending a Saturday evening.
4. Benny Vino Urban Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Cinder87
We have eaten at Benny Vino's several times and have never been disappointed. The food is fresh and delicious! The wine is great, too. We are sweet wine fans and they have several to choose from. The outdoor seating area is naturally beautiful. Woods all around provide a peaceful setting away from the sounds of civilization.
3. Ferrante Winery and Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Zip Code 44041
Reviewed By FraternityVillage
We were very pleasantly surprised by the excellent food. The wine was very good and we returned the next night during our 3 day trip, which we never do. After walking into a couple of other wineries, we walked out of with out even ordering. Normally we're very adventurous, but this winery was so clean we will definitely be back. No comparison to others in the area. Emily, Kelsey, and Leah were very friendly and helpful. It's always nice when they remember you from the day before!
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2. Hundley Cellars
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By LivingTheDream108
Jeri was a friendly pourer. The atmosphere of the winery is inviting. It was relaxing to find some shade and listen to the performer while we drank a glass of wine. I recommend the reisling. The cheese plate had plenty of cheeses and unusual rainbow crisps. The server was especially nice. We loved the linen look paper napkins. We will return to this winery in the future.
1. Grand River Cellars
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Ohio Wine Producers
Reviewed By 886frederickj
So far Ohio wine seems to be pretty thin on body and limited in complexity. Many I have tried tasted like water from a recently emptied wine bottle being Used as a carafe. Grand River added a whole new experience to my Ohio wine tasting- cheap chemical-like flavors. We had a double flight of dry and semi-sweet reds and whites. They were uninteresting except for the plastic undertone and a few hints of Jagermeister. Watered down Formula 44D came to mind. Never again. So glad I did not order food. This leaves me to wonder how this winery won all those medals on display.
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