Breaux Vineyards

Overall, the location is gorgeous with a beautiful view. However, the overall experience is pretty subpar. There really is no customer service except behind the main bar. The inside is very nice with live music. If you sit on the outside patio, there is no music. No waitress/waiter checking up on your party, taking orders, picking up trash, cleaning the area, etc. You have a buzzer that lets you know when your food is ready, and you go inside to pick it up. The food is nothing special. Very basic items on the menu that are served in plastic take away boxes. Once you're done with your meals, you have to clean up your own table. Bathrooms are a disaster. Smells like death, dirty tissues everywhere, and dirty stalls. The positives: overall view is beautiful, prices are very affordable, and the customers all seemed very happy. Staff seems friendly. Overall experience: if you want a casual place to sip on wine and eat basic foods for an affordable price with a decent view, check this place out. The overall cleanliness and lack of customer service needs works in my opinion. Check out the pictures for reference.

Beautiful location. The wine is wonderful. The food is pretty good. I would have liked to see more options but compared to some wineries they had a good selection.

I had a pretty mixed experience at Breaux. We visited as a group of 12 and were told we couldn’t sit outside on their balcony because of the risk of our “noise” bouncing off the covered roof, which felt a bit off. They also wouldn’t let us split into two smaller groups to make it work, so we had to sit inside. The vibe inside was… interesting. Lots of fake flowers and parrots for their Key West event, which felt out of place at a vineyard in Virginia. I’m not sure why you’d want to pretend you’re at a Florida retirement home when you’re surrounded by beautiful Virginia countryside. A few other odd choices: they don’t offer free drinking water, even though they’re serving alcohol. You have to buy plastic bottled water, which seems irresponsible, especially since everyone has to drive to get there. This alone docked a star—why not offer free tap water? Food came in plastic clamshell containers with plastic cutlery, which felt wasteful. The po boy was just a shrimp sandwich—no battered or fried shrimp and no shredded lettuce as you’d expect from an actual po boy. The charcuterie was pre-made and pulled from a fridge covered in plastic wrap, not fresh or made to order. That said, the staff were friendly, and the wine was decent and relatively reasonably priced (about $30 a bottle, $20 for a tasting). The outdoor grounds were nice too—it’s just a shame we couldn’t enjoy them properly. Overall, it felt like some strange decisions from management took away from what could be a nice experience.

Nice vineyard, plenty of tables and selection of wines. The place was nice, but minus one star for the wines. The best one we had was Chere Marie. Had two different flights and we enjoy the Chere Marie white wine which is similar to Reislings. It has live singer too, overall a fun day with awesome weather.

This is one of our favorite wineries! They are semi-dog friendly inside with only the room on the right by the patio, which was a little warm due to the hot and humid July temps, but better than outside in all of that heat. The wines are delicious, the service is excellent, and the scenery is spectacular!

This has to be one of the best vineyards I visited. It has a very beautiful view. They have a very good collection of wine 🍷 We visited during a key west festival and we witnessed a pretty good crowd. Everyone has dressed up very pretty and we had a very beautiful day. Not to forget the bands that played. They were amazing . Overall a best experience. We are definitely going to stop one more before the winters hits.

The wine is excellent, the staff are super knowledgeable, friendly and accommodating, the facilities are pristine, the events are well organized, the food is delicious, and the overall environment is classy and very down-to-earth all at the same time. Parking is easy and organized. Staff are typically waiting to greet customers, provide information, direction, and willing to help. I've been here multiple times. Each time is the same--perfect.

A warm and peaceful afternoon at the winery. Fall was absolutely beautiful, and I can’t wait to see how the other seasons will feel here.

I went with a crew of dear friends and had a lovely time--even as the lone nondrinker in the group. So grateful to see the alcohol free cider and NA hear options. The vineyards were lovely as as was the building for the tastings. I want to come back during peak foliage.

I visited Breaux Vineyards for my birthday celebration. The atmosphere was airy, landscaping was beautiful, and the property was well maintained. We were met with a gracious lady who took our orders and explained the process well to us. They had light snacks for food. I enjoyed the cheese plates, and warm baguettes. They have a nice selection of wine and non alcoholic drinks. I'll be back.

Good food and great wine! Don't go before 12pm if you want something from the oven. Mary was absolutely amazing!

Gave them another try recently. Customer service is not good. Wine is just ok. Food is meh. There are a ton of wineries in VA near this one. I'd skip it and go elsewhere. No need to go to a place where they think customer service is not important.

Breaux is the old standby of Loudoun wineries. Its been there forever, you can find their wine in a lot of local groceries, and most people are fairly familiar with it. They have a large tasting room with two levels available in their Mediterranean style villa. The staff is very friendly, and they often have live music- when we went last time there was a fantastic artist playing which really helps the atmosphere. The wine is fine, nothing spectacular or noteworthy honestly. They also happened to offer sangria that day which was nice for a hot summer day.

This was my second time there, my boyfriend's first time. We drove all the way from Florida to visit, and it was simply magical in the fall season! A big shoutout to Emily, who's killing it as an amazing guide and employee on her two months there, and to Mary, who was so insightful on the tour. We were a big fan of the truffles and the 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon. A little bit of chocolate and red wine in the fall outdoors is just healing.

This was the second stop on our impromptu wine tour today, and it definitely didn't disappoint. While whole bottles are a little on the pricey side, you're definitely paying for a good product! I believe a lot of their wines are award winning. I had the sangria and it was perfect, if you like a sweeter sangria that is! It's filled with fresh fruit (blueberries, raspberries and grapes). Others at my table got the rose flight and signature flight, and neither were disappointed! They offer a pretty large variety of hot foods if you're looking for something to go along with your wine! We got the pretzel and it was so good!! Huge, warm, crunch exterior with soft interior. Comes with pimento cheese dip and honey mustard! Overall the tasting room is big and there's plenty of seats inside and outside. They have multiple people behind the bar to help take orders, and service is fairly quick! Would certainly recommend coming here for a nice Saturday or Sunday trip!

This was our last stop on our quick wine tour before heading home. The views are amazing as this vineyard sits up on a hillside and the building is absolutely phenomenal . When you walk in and go to the counter, you're cheerfully greeted and you are more than welcome to do a few samples before your purchase, which is very nice . They take the time to explain each of the lines in detail which is very much appreciated as I am not a wine connoisseur . There is plenty of seating both inside and outside and the ambience is really really nice . They do have some food options, which we purchased the small charcuterie board type product and it was very flavorful and nice. So if you're out and about doing your little wine tour, we would highly recommend stopping here. You'll love it.

It is so pretty here! They have a lovely outdoor space where you can see the vineyards for miles and miles. I love their wines here to complement the views. It is a great place for a group too as they have large tables to accommodate. We got our wine inside and brought it outside to sit and enjoy the sunshine.

Gorgeous winery. Amazing staff and excellent wine. Probably our favorite place to go when traveling to NOVA

By far, one of the best vineyards that I have been to in the Virginia wine country region. From the vineyard grounds to the stately winery house-mansion that host you during your visit, you're in for a memorable experience and great views. The staff here are very friendly and welcoming. They are eager to assist you in finding the perfect wines to fit your pallet and are very knowledgeable They also have a very good, extensive collection of wines and wine blends to choose from. We came here as part of a wine tour - birthday celebration and Breaux Vineyards as the final stop, couldn't have been more fitting. We had a blast and it was the perfect finish to a day of touring several wineries in the area. The wine selection is great here. There are plenty of wine flights to try and an extensive menu of lite fare to delicious full menu eats to choose from. There are also food truck vendors and grilling stations on the outside, which make your choices for food selections even more enticing. Great price point on full bottle purchases to take home and select gift items as well. The crowd that patron here varied from young millennials to baby boomers.....and everyone seemed to mesh together having a great time! We certainly had a blast. As for the ambience and dress code, it is a very casual setting and non-pretentious......just the kind of vibe I like. Not to forget the bands that played. They were on point and entertaining. We truly had the best of times here from the wines, libation, eats, and even getting in a two-step, dancing in between it all....truly a great time! Overall, a great memorable experience. Of all the many wineries in Virginia, this one will definitely be on repeat.

Avoid avoid avoid! This is probably the worst vineyard I have ever stumbled upon. I got a couple wine flights served in a plastic cup, I should have known from the cups the wine was going to be just as bad! There wasn't not one wine I could say was even mediocre they were all horrible. The customer service was also so rude. Never coming back is an understatement. So many better vineyards in Northern Virginia.

Beautiful property that has a California winery feel to it. Huge tasting room and plenty of outdoor seating options as well. We find their reds to be the best, especially the 2020 Cabernet Sav Reserve, 2091 The Quarter (blend) and the 2016 Petit Verdot. Strong flavors and tannins that can stand up to steak and moderately spicy meals. There are some food options available, but not on par with Stone Tower or Winery at Lost Creek. Prices are middle of the road compared to other local vineyards. Service was excellent. Some of their higher production wines can be found at retail, including Total Wine and Wegmans.

Fun atmosphere with great wine. My family was doing the wine trail when we came across this beautiful place. It was one of the most gorgeous vineyards I've ever seen

Breaux Vineyard is off VA Hwy 9 towards Harpers Ferry coming from DC off Hwy 7 West then West 9 then Harpers Ferry Road then right on Breaux vineyard Ln! Land Property was massive with several hundred acres and vines adorn the beautiful property! A good Wine selection of both whites & reds as well as sparkling and sweet wines and serves food like burgers, po boys, pretzel, charcuteries and many other goodies. Great for picnic and you can bring your own basket so long as you dont bring it in the main building. Lots of seatings outdoor with beautiful views of hills and small mountain tops and lots of green space and several yards of vines & gardens. Simply beautiful and massive space! Can't wait to come back during their crawfish fest! And oh, before I forget, staff was friendly and welcoming too! We came to support Berlin Calling band who plays 80s tunes! British Friend of mine is a friend of the band and somehow we've been adopted as the babd's main groupie! Thanks, Fi!

First time visitor and already talking about going back. Gorgeous environment and fun story. Family owned with Cajun roots. Delicious wines. We tried the chocolate and red flight. Fun little truffles with various reds. All delicious. We ended up buying a bottle of one of the wines it was so good! Helpful and friendly staff. Great view and outdoor seating area. A little chilly to sit outside but tons of indoor Space including a fireplace!

Captures a bit of the central coast California feel aesthetically and with its amazing views. The winery is bigger than most, with multiple bars at which to be served and make purchases. Staff was friendly and attentive. Despite the large number of people, it never felt crowded or too loud. The wines are very good and tend to be a little heavier. These are dinner wines for me - medium bodied, a little more complex, require some time to breathe and adjust to being opened. If you're cool with big-tent style wineries, give this place a look. It strikes a good balance between offering a number of quality options and providing a memorable location.

Had a lovely time at the winery this afternoon! The servers were all very friendly and very knowledgeable on the wine selections. The food was better than we could have imagined. We would go back for the paninis alone, but the wine was amazing as well. We sampled Jennifer's Jambalaya (a sweet white) and the Malbec. Very light and the white was not overly sweet, which we enjoyed. Plenty of space for all size groups to enjoy, some louder than others due to the live music. Selections were a bit pricey but as per our expectations. Would love to return if we are in the area again.

This vineyard is absolutely stunning. The tasting room is super cute and spacious. It would be a perfect spot for a beautiful wedding. They have truffles and a nice selection of charcuterie and accompaniments. However, they lost me when my tasting was served on a metal tray with plastic cups and a thick, stemless wine glass to pour each plastic cup into. I asked for a glass with a stem and they told me that stemmed glasses are only for members. They did nothing to try to persuade me to become a member or even to give me a brief summary on the benefits of membership. I asked twice for a stemmed glass and was turned down twice. We tried the white flight and the red flight and just did not find any of the wine exceptional enough to purchase a glass of or take a bottle of home. We enjoyed the Fall Festival and the food vendors were really, really good. We didn't love the quality of the wine, but overall this vineyard really is a lovely place.

I called to celebrate my dad's 84th birthday because he loves the view from this vineyard. the event manager said that she would put a basket together and even updated the reservation to have them sing happy birthday to him. When we arrived, nothing had been provided as discussed. I felt like a fool keeping everyone until 2pm which is when they were supposed to sing happy birthday but again nothing. The wine and food and general service was wonderful as always, I would not recommend any event here in case this happened to you. the event manager left me a voicemail asking me why I didn't let her know we were there when I had paid $30 to reserve a table which was right in front of where you order the wine. Again, the regular staff was wonderful as always and the wine was delicious, the way this was handled was pretty disappointing.

This place is amazing. The wine, the views, everything is absolutely amazing. We are not from the area or even the state. We had no idea Virginia had a wine scene. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the wines. We lived all the outdoor seating options with food trucks to grab a bite or they allow you to bring outside food. When we came it so happened to be dog day and we got to see some amazing dogs and vendors. Such a great day.

A beautiful venue with ample seating areas and nice views. We had the white flight and rose flight. Unfortunately we did not care for the wine. I am a fan of Virginia wines but these were disappointing. The staff was delightful.

I'm getting married here - early Fall 2022!! You're all invited! Save the date! Just kiddin' but seriously, this place is perfect for a wedding! It's huge and has amazing views! The drive here alone was so scenic and peaceful! I loved the New Orleans themed ambience! So glad my cousin suggested we come here. It was a few Sundays ago on a cloudy day with a slight chance of rain. The day before we made a reservation for covered seating - it's a small fee per person. Our group of 10 sat at two tables! We arrived a little after 11 and it wasn't too packed yet! We were able to get some tastings in and bought some bottles to share. I'm more of a red wine drinker. My fave was the Equation! I also enjoyed the Rose! I found some of the wines a bit pricey but that didn't take away from my overall experience! We got hungry and ordered food. I did a cheese flatbread - it was ok but had a lot of cheese! Others got some sandwiches. I'm not sure if they allow you to bring your own food here! We enjoyed the live music! The staff was very friendly! I would recommend checking this place out - definitely worth a visit.

Beautiful place and amazing ambiance! Wines- a great variety of a mild "sweet" white and reds. They have a lot of great reds. I had their chocolate red but I forget the name of what I had. They also have realllyyyyyy good sangria and it's cold and refreshing. Food- Large parties can bring their own food. However, they have a good variety of food on their menu. Ranging from personal little charcuterie boards, various cheeses, flatbreads, hamburgers, desserts like chocolates etc.... Ambiance: Great place for birthday and weddings. The building itself is gorgeous. There's live music and the vineyard is laid out beautifully. Most seats have umbrellas to protect from the sun. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Only con is they close very early on weekends at 6pm.

This place is quite palatial, and I'm sure would be lovely for a private event. My friend and I went for a wine tasting, and also purchased some cheese and crackers to enjoy with a glass on the back porch after our tasting. They have lots of wines (some excellent, some meh) but the variety ensures everyone will find something they like. The nebbiolo, in my opinion, was by far the best option.

My girlfriend raves about this winery and so we decided to make the drive from Baltimore. Beautiful drive along the way there. Indoor reservations are not required but it definitely helps if they are busy. If you are worried about COVID, I don't recommend going inside. Masks are not required. There's plenty of outdoor seating and the views are amazing! They do offer food here! There's a small menu with some flatbreads, soup, and pretzels. There's also a fridge inside with charcuterie and other yummy things to snack on. They also have bottled water and soda for the DD. Not sure if there's usually that many staff members on site or if it was because there was a wedding, but there was always someone to help us with another pour and give recommendations. Huge shout out to the staff for their amazing hospitality. Lots of great wine to choose from. Loved them so much we ended up buying 6 bottles and 2 flights. Will be back for sure!

I have been a Breaux wine club member for 20 years. I look forward to every visit. Always a fabulous experience. Thank you Breaux Team!

We haven't been here in years and looked forward to returning again for my moms birthday, on July 3rd. We made a reservation on the evening of July 1st specifically for indoor seating as we were traveling with my 86 year old grandmother who has heart issues and absolutely cannot sit in the sun. Friday, July 3rd was in the upper 90's but we felt comfortable with out indoor reservation. We made the one hour and fifteen minute trek to Breaux, enduring the detour and calling ahead to mention we would be a few minutes late. When we arrived we waited in line for 10 minutes to be checked in. Other wineries in the area have at least 2 people checking in but a winery as big as Breaux has one lady? No shade in line of course but we knew soon enough we would be indoors. False. We were told they weren't seating indoors??? The explanation? The governor "last minute" closed indoor bar seating (he did this on July 1st as this was when Phase 3 came into effect). No call or email the night before, a few hours before, an hour before our reservation. Instead we were told after traveling there for over an hour that they couldn't do anything about it and they werent exactly rushing to fix the issue. I asked for a refund as we wanted to promptly leave- there was no way my grandmother could endure the heat. And guess what? We went to another winery nearby that did in fact allow indoor seating? What a shock. The only reason I haven't given them a 1 star is I have good faith that I will actually receive my reservation fee back. It's been 4 business days so I will be calling Breaux/my credit card company to dispute the charge if not. I have updated the review to show indeed I had a reservation on that day and was not emailed as the manager mentioned. I did receive my refund today so I appreciate that.

The Cab was not great. My wife did not love her Pinot either. I don't understand why a winery would not have all their wines by the glass. They only had select available by the glass.

What a perfect social distance outting! Some wineries are pickup only, but this gem allows you to sit on the grounds and enjoy a bottle of wine. Process: You call and make a reservation, when you get there you check in, pick any table( sunny or shaded areas), give your credit card and they hand you a menu. On each table there are instructions for ordering. Very little contact with employees and lots of space, table and ground wise to roam around. No tastings right now, just bottles. We went on a Monday, there were maybe 5 other couples/families there. We observed other family brought lounge chairs, soccer balls, the kids were playing and parents on a blanket drinking wine. There were also a few other couples/friend groups of 2-4. You can bring your own snacks, games and we just enjoyed talking and taking in the gorgeous sites. The Breaux staff brought over the wine, and checked on us a few times during our 3 hour stay. Staff was friendly, attentive, and all wearing masks. All patrons were pleasant and kept their distance as well, everyone wore masks when not at their tables/area. bathrooms clean. And... if you ask for wine corks, they will give you some to go (I'm making a wine wreath). We got the elevation white and elevation rose. Both were crispy, lightly sweet and super refreshing. I preferred the white. Perfect for a nice summer day. All in all it was a beautiful and relaxing social distance experience! *75mjn drive from DC

One of the must stop by vineyards in the Northern Virginia area. What we love about this particular one is the absolutely beautiful building that the tasting room sits inside of and the GORGEOUS scenery. It's very bucolic countryside that makes you truly feel as if you're in another place but hard to believe just 1 hour away from Washington, DC. The weekends are definitely a busier time so just be prepared for that, but don't be afraid to bring a crowd of friends since you'll see that this is definitely one of the largest wineries in the region with plenty of space to sip and relax.

The wine was mediocre at best and their customer service was HORRIBLE. They were incredibly rude and ruined my experience. So many great options in this area, don't ever waste your time and money on these people.

From the moment you drive onto the property, you know this is a special place. I met the owner and she has a heart of gold! What a true gem in the Northern Virginia area!

It's without a doubt Breaux Vineyards is a beautiful vineyard! I learned that it has a Louisiana influence and on about 400 acres. Unlike, many of the other local wineries, This vineyard also serves food! Bruce Miller was our wine tasting host. He was very nice and knowledgeable. While, the vineyard is a mind blowing experience, I wasn't blown away by the wine. Additionally, I was disappointed with where our tour was held. We were put on the top level and we had to climb about 4 set of stairs and when we got to the attic, there were only 2 chairs. We also were the only African American group. Despite that, It's a great place for a wedding, date night, and girls trips.

Good winery overall. The grounds are beautiful. It's a very large place, plenty of room for everyone. Wine is average, food is below average. We got shrimp tacos and those were a big soggy mess with little taste. A few irritating things: while live music is nice in theory, loud covers of 80s hits is a big turn off. Turn down the speakers and ask the musicians to play something more relaxing and less cliche. Also, there is apparently no ice anywhere. Wine gets warm fast on warm days. Chillers only work if they are filled with ice. I'm sure that with your revenue, putting an ice machine would not break the bank.

Great views of the vineyards surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains! We sat on the balcony overlooking the vineyard and the mountains, what a great afternoon! I had a white sangria which was delicious. The bartender, Clare was very helpful and friendly. Lovely vineyard!

Our excitement immediately turned into DISAPPOINTMENT from the moment our tasting started. 1.We did the all white wine tasting in the back room. Our server couldn't be more horrible and unattended. We were at the bar waiting, he was in front of us and didn't acknowledge us. Then, another 2 ladies came by after us and he started serving them. It was off a rough start already. 2.He did the first pour and left us again for a good amount of time. We were literally waiting on him for each tasting. The bar was not packed or overly busy. It was not a great tasting experience, we learned nothing about Breaux vineyards. To be honest, I don't even know how to pronounce it, Bruce??? 3. He skipped one of the wine on the menu and he poured it at the end. It ruined the tasting experiences, they are supposed to be in order. I have no recommendation for the wine because I truly didn't get to enjoy my 'tasting experience'.

This winery is nice for the wine only. The food wasn't great. I had the fig, feta and prosciutto flatbread; however there wasn't much prosciutto. The pepperoni flatbread wasn't good either. The wine flights were great and we even purchased a few bottles. There is no table service so you have to keep going to the counter to order everything and you have to go pick up your food from a table in the back section. The First Lady we had was nice, but not very patient. The next too were amazing and even asked if we were first responders (which we are)and gave us the discount which was appreciated. The outside view was amazing and the indoor ambiance was nice as well. I would go back for the wine and to do a tour.

Came here with a friend. It was early on a weekday, so we were the first people there. The staff were great, and walked us through their wines. For some reason, I thought they had food here. They sorta did - there were things in a refrigerated area, but the selection was tiny and overpriced. Despite that, we got some cheese and a glass of wine and sat on the porch. The view was lovely, and no one bothered us. Very peaceful. Note to self - bring food next time.

I love wineries and Breaux Vineyards was a good start to winery season this summer. We reserved a trellis which had an amazing overlook, and had a cool breeze coming through our sitting area. You are allowed to bring outside food which was awesome. It made things a lot easier plus, I was able to make a charcuterie board for 17 hungry guests. They had live music, and sang for my sister's birthday. The ambience was just amazing. I didn't give this place a five star because one of the staff members kept giving my friends and I attitude during the wine tasting. I went to a different staff and received a better service. I tried the 2020 Orleans which was on the sweet. I recommend this vineyard.

I'm a little surprised this place only has 3.5 stars because my mom and I had a great experience here. Perhaps it was because we went on a weekday and there was no crowd at all. During our tasting, there was only one other couple inside the whole building. I wish I took photos of the property because it was beautiful! Sweeping views of the vineyards and surrounding mountains with a lot of outdoor seating options. We did the wine tasting, which I think was $30 a person. It took about an hour and was guided my a member of their staff. The 2013 Nebbiolo is one of the most unique VA wines I've tried and was my favorite of all the wines/wineries we tried during the trip. I got very heavy notes of black pepper and it would definitely go well with a nice steak dinner. The Marquis de Lafayette was my 2nd favorite. I wish I remembered the name of the woman who hosted our tasting because she was wonderful. Very knowledgeable and we really enjoyed our conversations with her. A few things to note: - They only do their tastings indoors, so in case you're uncomfortable with that due to COVID, you wouldn't be able to do the tasting (not sure if this was a weekday policy though since they only had 2 staff members then) - The kitchen is not open on the weekdays, but they do have some snacks for sale - crackers, cheeses, cured meats Breweries and wineries have become insanely popular during the pandemic, which means they are usually extremely busy on weekends. With all the extra precautions places have to take now and their limitations, it's tough for staff. I can see how some customer's experiences can be negatively impacted. I highly recommend visiting Breaux Vineyards on a weekday to get the best and most personalized experience.

Breaux Vineyard is an award winning winery 1.5 hours outside of Washington, DC in the historic part of the Virginian country. It's on a hill in the country with beautiful views of more hills and winery fields. The manor itself is beautiful and very large. Inside, there are several tasting rooms, a store, and a very large outdoor patio. They have wine tastings throughout the day and the wine is good! They also host a lot of weddings making for a beautiful backdrop with the Virginia countryside. They do their own food for weddings and it is just okay. The meat was dry, but the mashed potatoes were out of this world.

Very nice winery. I really enjoyed the Malbec. I had the Cajun chicken tacos, very pleased with the taste. Most of the staff were very friendly. Great views of the grape vines and the fall foliage. Inside was decorated nicely. Will visit this winery again. Had a really enjoyable time.

SCAMMMMM!!! DO NOT GO TO THEIR EASTER EGG HUNT! It's a scam. My fiancés family and I did the Easter egg hunt - which cost $50 a person. We got a few nick nacks as prize and a bunch of coupons for future use at the winery (things like free food, flights, cheese). Yesterday we made the reservations to finally use the coupons and they said our grupo could only use one coupon at the time. We have roughly 12 coupons since we were 5 people at the egg hunt. We would have to go there 12 times to collect our prizes!! The coupons didn't mention that, nor they disclosure this fact at the day of the event. The egg hunt itself was fun and we had a good times but definitely not worth $50 a person and the frustration of getting ripped off

Beautiful grounds and an array of wines to choose from. Staff is knowledgeable and accommodating. They also have an open kitchen of food to pair with your wine selections.

I'm surprised this place only has 3.5 stars. I went this past weekend and had an incredible time. The sangria was a little too sweet for me but I loved the white sparkling wine -- so refreshing on a hot day. On Sunday they had an incredible musician singing music. Absolutely loved victor's voice! Overall, a great and relaxing environment. I preferred the pesto panini over the fig flatbread

I've visited Breaux Vineyards twice in the past year (the first time in September 2016 for my friend's bachelorette party and the second time in June 2017 with another group of friends) and have loved it both times. During my first visit, our group did our tasting in the upstairs area of the vineyard. I loved how refreshing the wine was and I especially loved the wonderful view from up there - the tasting room was airy with large windows. The vineyard is beautiful and I truly appreciate picturesque vineyards even more. During my second visit, we did our tasting in the exclusive Members Only tasting room downstairs because one of my friends has a membership. This tasting was very nice and intimate for the 7 of us. During both my visits, our groups sat outside for part of our time there. The vineyard has big picnic tables outside and we brought our own food and had a feast with a gorgeous view over excellent wine. Both of my experiences at Breaux have been fantastic and I would certainly love to return in the future!

Not that impressive. The staff was outstanding. The food choices are just to get you to get more wine. The bottles are about 20$ to 50$ or more we tried 4 or more as well as by the glass. They were happy to get you a sample of any kind. It was just not wine we care for

Pretty scenery. Completed a rosé tasting and a white tasting. Out of 8 wines there wasn't a wine I enjoyed. Service was great bit wine not so much.