Masha G.
Yelp
I'll start with the positive. The place is gorgeous! Very instagrammable and whimsical and pretty! Apparently, it's kid and dog friendly, as in there were a lot of people with babies here.
My friend and I got there around 3:45 on a Friday and it wasn't full and we had an easy time grabbing a table. I will say that as it got a bit later (i.e. after 5), the place was full and it got pretty loud. It's all counter service, so I ordered a charcuterie plate, which was tasty, and sampler of 3 wines. I love cab francs like no other, so when the person behind the counter told me they actually had two that they were pouring, I got both, along with a Grenache (also a fun/favorite grape).
I had actually arrived first (before my friend), and when I went to order, I tried an NA wine, which was good, but then I decided to order a sampler instead (without tasting). I tried all three of my wines before my friend arrived. The Grenache was lackluster, and one of the cab francs had zero flavor to it. The second cab franc was horrendous, to the point that I assumed it was corked. I waited for my friend to arrive and asked her opinion and her face said it all and she also opined that it must have been corked. I sheepishly took it to the counter and asked about whether that might be the case, and the person told me that no, that's just what it's supposed to taste like (she described it as being very funky). I was a little perplexed as to me, there's a difference between funky and corked, and I simply slid the glass across the bar and said that I may as well give it to her as I was definitely not going to drink it. She did kindly offer to pour me something else, so that was nice.
So, what I'll say is that it's a gorgeous spot, but the wines I tried were ones I'd absolutely avoid. Will I come back? Sure. Will I ask to try the wines before I order so much as a sampler? Yes. Let's just go with I managed to order things that did not fit my taste buds.