Location: Cutchogue
Top Things to do in Cutchogue
Top 10 Food & Drink in Cutchogue, New York (NY)
Cutchogue (/ˈkʌtʃɒɡ/ KUTCH-og) is a hamlet and census-designated place (CDP) in Suffolk County, New York, United States. The population was 3,349 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Cutchogue
1. Sannino Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
At Sannino Vineyard, expect a high quality and immersive experience into wine making and tasting. Experience our wines through a comparative tasting style with our knowledgeable team. Located in the heart of Long Island wine country, enjoy an afternoon with views of our sustainable vineyards and an exclusive look into our wine making facilities. When tasting with Sannino, be prepared to submerge yourself in what is the glory of boutique wine making.
Reviewed By sararA4392DI
There isn't a better wine experience on the North Fork than Sannino. The new location has such a warming and inviting atmksphere, the staff is always very friendly and extremely knowledgeable. Plus, you'll always see the Anthony and Lisa walking around and visiting with their guests. You always feel like you're part of the family when you visit. Plus, most importantly, the wines are amazing. What more could you ask for! Great wines, great location and great people! Five stars across the board for us.
2. Bedell Cellars
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 144 reviews
This 32-acre vineyard and winery was established in 1980 and planted with the following varieties: Merlot, Chardonnay, Riesling, Cabernet Sauvignon and Petite Verdot.
Reviewed By christinal528
This was my husband and I first time in any of the wineries in Long Island. All of them had reservations and this one did not so you have to drink the wine outside it was a little cold but awesome views... Liz was a super awesome hosts it was very welcoming to my husband and i since it was first time she gave us some history of the winery and recommended some that we should try. We also have become members. We will be back soon
3. Castello di Borghese / Hargrave Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Tucked away on the North Fork of Long Island's Bordelaise microclimate, this estate vineyard has fermented vintage after vintage of critically acclaimed wines.
Reviewed By kjp5 - Rocky Point, United States
Simple, local, personal, and quaint with all the flavor you could ask for. Love this vineyard, their wine, and all the people that work there; Giovanni is the nicest, unassuming guy! Be sure to take his personalized vineyard tour to have an experience of a lifetime! His passion flows into his wine making and to you, you can feel it! The special events are relaxing and a perfect compliment to the wine! Not to missed anytime you are on the north fork/east end of Long Island!
4. Pellegrini Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Vineyard located in Cutchogue, Long Island, which has climate and rainfall similar to Bordeaux, France, resulting in the production of fine wines.
Reviewed By Middle-class_travler - New York, United States
One of if not the best East end Vinyards for true wine drinkers. Have been coming here for years and enjoy this place so much we joined their wine club. They have a great selection of wines at a good price. Some of our favorites are the VP cab, rose, steakhouse red, and Regalo. But our all time favorite wine is their BBQ red. Perfect chilled red that complements any summer BBQ meal. The grounds are very beautiful and Quant. Perfect to hang at or host a party/wedding. The staff is super nice and helpful anytime you are their. Shoutout to Zander who gave us an awesome tour of the distillation and bottling area, as well as some cool sampling. As mentioned earlier we are in their wine club which has some great perks and allows you to have their wine shipped to your house year round. If you are a wino I definitely recommend looking into this. Overall a must go to if your out east exploring wine country.
5. McCall Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By marield1990 - Baldwin, United States
We tried this place because it was on a list of the best Fall wineries to visit and we weren't disappointed. The inside still looks like a barn and has cozy nooks for bigger groups to sit, the outside had a fire going and lots of picnic tables to sit at. Staff were constantly coming around to take glasses and hand out water. The wines were very good. If you walk behind the property on the trail of the vines there is a pasture with cows! So cute and a nice little winery.
6. Coffee Pot Cellars Tasting Room
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Named after the distinctively-shaped Orient Point Lighthouse, Coffee Pot Cellars is a small-production winery that is family owned and operated by dynamic husband-wife duo Adam Suprenant and Laura Klahre. Our intimate, cozy tasting room, located on the Main Road in Cutchogue just east of the King Kullen shopping plaza, features samplings of Adam's top-tier wines and the creative, innovative products of Laura's company Blossom Meadow. Coffee Pot Cellars' current portfolio includes two red wines, Merlot and Meritage, and three white wines, Gewurztraminer, Sauvignon Blanc, and Chardonnay, which was voted the best oaked Chardonnay in New York at the 2014 Wine and Food Classic. We produce less than 1000 cases of wine from grapes grown exclusively for us at some of Long Island's best vineyards. Blossom Meadow gets it's inspiration from Laura's career as a naturalist and beekeeper to offer high quality, handcrafted beeswax products such as lip balm, lotion bars, candles and crayons, native plant seeds, Orchard Mason Bee supplies, as well as a very limited production of local honey. Stop by and visit to enjoy effortless conversations about wine, bees and everything else under the sun while tasting some of the best wines available in the region. Meet the Winasaur!! Also check out the bees in Blossom Meadow's observation hive from mid-May through October.
Reviewed By MIZT13 - Long Island, United States
The Gewurztraminer has wonderful tropical fruit notes, different from typical and Long Island varietals. All three reds great! A portion of the Merlot's sale goes to help secure the Monarch butterfly ???? population locally. My favorite was the Meritage, as you can only get it in the Finger Lakes and Erie Lake wine regions of Western NY.
7. Suhru Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Suhru Wines—a family run winery established in 2008—produces crisp, bright, fruit forward wines with soft tannins and medium body by winemaker Russell Hearn. We strive to create easy drinking, approachable, food friendly wines. In 2018 Susan and her daughter Shelby opened the Suhru Wines Tasting House in Cutchogue, on the North Fork of Long Island.
Reviewed By anitaw973 - Syracuse, United States
When visiting Long Island’s wine country, plan a stop in Cutchogue at Suhru Wines’ tasting room, truly a place of warm hospitality. My husband and I spent an hour, thoroughly enjoying the wines and conversation with the owner. This family-owned winery produces lovely, approachable wines under two labels, Suhru and J’hara, which exquisitely showcase the North Fork terroir. The tasting room is restful and beautifully designed, intended for guests to linger and savor the wines. Wines can also be tasted on a backyard patio. You’ll find ample off-street parking behind the building.
8. 8 Hands Farm
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
9. Peconic Bay Winery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8 reviews
Fine winery and vineyard located on Long Island's East End, bordered to the south by the Atlantic Ocean and to the north by Peconic Bay, creating ideal conditions for classic European grapes.
10. Pugliese Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 101 reviews
Established in 1980, this family-owned and operated vineyard on Long Island's North Fork produces award-winning wines, exceptional Champagnes and luscious Ports.
Reviewed By AlainNYC - New York City, United States
We were there Sunday the 27th and we really enjoyed ourselves. We stayed for 3 hours we enjoyed the wine tasting, (bought a couple of bottles), the music was really great 60's and 70's sounds, a pond with multicolred fish, a fountain, a weeping willow. About 100 tables, most of them covered by the vines or by table umbrellas, flowers , and the service was wonderful.
