Maryhill Winery Goldendale Tasting Room & Bistro

My husband and I came here as a side quest while on his work trip. Views are absolutely breathtaking. Wine is delicious (Winemaker’s Red). Salmon clam chowder and their brisket sliders were yummy! 😋 Service was great!

Been here a few times now and Maryhill never disappoints! Between to scenic drive to get here, the views from the most beautiful patio.. to the cozy atmosphere inside, this is my favorite winery in the gorge. Staff is always friendly, especially Marilyn! If you’re an oaky medium to full bodied red wine drinker.. Lot 14 is excellent!

This is fun stop/escape from the freeway, it's noon on a Thursday in January and there are other people here so it's clearly a destination. We always like to stop on our way through and grab a few bottles of Winemakers Red and Sangiovese. Although we didn't eat, the menu looks great with shareables, flatbreads, burgers, and desserts. They also have a few local beers and cider lurking in the menu. They even have a puppy bowl, although your furry friend will need to eat on the patio :)

We had a pleasant experience at the winery. The food tasted fresh, wine was delicious, and most importantly, the VIEW!

For myself, and my friend we were not big fans of the wine tasting. Only because the wine was more on the sweeter side. The patio is however very lovely and was nice even on a warm windy day. I actually was glad to be able to try wine and not have to hear someone tell me about what mountainside they got it on. I was able to converse with my friend while sipping wine and looking at that gorgeous view. The only other drawback for me was the decimal of the rap music they were playing. I'm giving this place 2 stars mainly for location.

Maryhill winery is cozy warm place with great wine friendly staff and excellent food. Me and my Father enjoyed a bowl of soup which was fantastic the wine flight was great though nun stoodout for either of our taste the atmosphere of the establishment was breathtaking and gorgeous to look at whale we sipped on the tasting talking about our trip so fair.

We enjoyed the stunning views, wine tasting flight, thoughtful service, and delicious bistro lunch. Went home with our favorite bottle of wine.

We arrived just before 5pm and the staff were very accommodating. They were very inviting and put together a table to seat our group of seven people. The pizza was very good and paired perfectly with our Grenache. Great experience and a shout out to Marylyn our server

Love Maryhill wine and enjoyed this winery! Beautiful views of Mt Hood from the patio! Lovely lunch, great wine and fantastic food. What else can I say?! It's worth a stop for sure!

Winery along the Columbia River with views of the river and gorge. We sat on the terrace, in the shade, it was such a hot day. Beautiful presentation of their wine flight: 7 samples of whites and reds for $30. Since we bought 2 bottles of wine, the wine flight was compensated. I had 2 shrimp tacos with it: little and only one tortilla each so it fell apart easily. My husband had bbq ribs and very yummie Mac and cheese with Hatch Chili's. I liked the way you order your stuff at the outside bar, with your table number. I thought the lady seating us could have been a bit nicer about us wanting to be in the shade. She tried putting us in the sun, overlooking a crappy grassfield, while there were plenty of other tables available. Otherwise, nice winery!!

I got a bad feeling about this place when I got out of my car and a woman walked by muttering about how she waited an hour for some carryout food. Hmmm. We sat out on the patio (great views!) and tried to figure out how ordering a tasting flight works if you buy a bottle of wine to go. Made no sense so I went to the counter and got more confused. Basically, you order the flight, then if you order a bottle of one of the wines you tasted they deduct the cost of your flight from the bill, but you *have to order the bottle(s) from your server* OK, ordered the flight. Didn't care for most of the wines, so we ended up ordering a bottle of the 2015 cabernet, it was the best of the lot. Ordered some food (see photos), which too inordinately long to be delivered. The smoked salmon was sandwich was OK, and my wife liked her curried chicken croissant. This place was kinduva "meh" for me, but maybe I expected too much. I will say the scenery from the patio is truly spectacular.

Maryhill feels more like a restaurant than a winery since the venue is very large and serves lots of food options. We sat outside and had to walk up to their outdoor host area to place an order. The wine flight is larger than most with seven pours but we really only enjoyed one of the wines.

Sad and disappointed. We were in the area having a wine tasting day and came across the pictures and reviews for Maryhill Winery. We checked the hours, and it said they were open, so we drove 30 miles to go taste some good wine. Imagine our surprise when we walked up to the door and there is a sign posted saying they are now closed on Monday's. However, every sign in the parking lot, the sign right by the front door, not to mention everything online all say "open daily." I guess not. Time to update things folks.

Maryhill is a wonderful venue. It was our First time at this location. There is an amphitheater for bands to play, a view of the river, and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. The wines are ample and there is a food service as well. A little off of the beaten track, but worth the effort to visit.

Great wine, great food, great setting - what's not to like? We frequently stop here for wine and flatbread. Service is friendly, wines are very good - we highly recommend.

The expansive views of their lush vineyards with the Columbia River in the backdrop are stellar! Sitting outside on the patio sipping wine in this serene setting is a fabulous way to spend an afternoon. Maryhill Wines has won many awards because their wine is quite good. I'm a fan of the bigger, bolder reds with rich berry and hints of pepper. Their Cab Franc Proprieters Reserve is my favorite. While at the vineyard, I recommend starting with their $25 tasting menu which gives you an opportunity to try several varieties. If you purchase a bottle ($30+) they waive the fee so it's a no brainer to buy a bottle. Plus, you drove all the way here so you will want to bring some wine home. To accompany the wine, they offer charcuterie boards with a Olympic provisions meats and local cheese, the perfect accompaniment imho. The vineyard tasting area is quite large space andaccommodates a lot of people. The patio is massive with several section. In the warmer weather it's packed, especially on weekends when they have live music. Inside is a bar and several tables. The Premium Club members have access to their own club room and an elevated patio in back with the best views. But really, all views are good! They even have an outdoor amphitheater where they host concerts. I'm definitely going back for that! Check their website and events calendar for all activities. Maryhill has several tasting rooms - Vancouver Waterfront, Spokane and Woodinville - in addition to the vineyard in Goldendale. I really enjoy going out to the vineyard because I love drinking wine where the grapes are grown And being surrounded by the profoundly beautiful topography. It adds to the experience!

A splendid time eating bistro food and wine tasting - that I "Elite-ly" "Yelp-in-ly"recommend! Maryhill Winery sits high above the scenic Columbia River near Goldendale WA. Exquisite views for sipping a glass of wine on the open and part terraced patio. For this view I'd partake in the pouring rain! Hey, it was chilly and overcast and we sat outside and loved every moment. The vines love these soil nutrients deposited by the Great Missoula floods. In the last ice age 14,000 years ago the cataclysmic Missoula glacial lake carved out the Columbia River Gorge out to Willamette Valley spreading nutrients rich for growing grapes. How fortunate we are! The Columbia River Gorge in my mind is the 9th "Wonder of the World." For sure a world renown location for growing grapes to make some of the best Pinot Noirs and red wines in the world. We loved the Olympic Provisions cured meats and artisan cheese on a huge charcuterie board with fig apricot conserve, roasted garlic, pickled red onion & peppers, pickles, spicy mustard and flat crackers. We ate - as we tasted a flight of red wines from the estate and from other viticultural AVA regions. The $25 tasting fee is waived when you buy a bottle of wine of at least $30. Good deal. We purchased a Malbec Reserve $44 with taste notes of Blackberry, black licorice, and dried juniper berry and a palate with secondary flavors of truffles, pipe tobacco, and a touch of white pepper. Great wine and scrumptious food. I highly recommend this unforgettable experience. Eat at the bistro! Taste the wines! Delight in the stellar views! Excellent service! The tasting room is 3,000 square feet with gift shop. And, there is a 1,200 square-foot Reserve Room showcasing limited production fruit-of-vine! Maryhill also features a 3 to 4000 seat outdoor amphitheater that hosts summer concerts. Who knew? I did not know that until I visited. Would like to come back for that! Maryhill Winery has been honored with more than 3,000 awards since its first vintage in 2001, including being named 2015 Pacific Northwest Winery of the Year by Wine Press Northwest and the 2014 Winery of the Year at the San Francisco International Wine Competition. Winemaker Richard Batchelor has twice earned the Winemaker of the Year award at the Indy International Wine Competition, including in 2013 and 2018. Just a touch of history - Millionaire attorney and road pioneer, Sam Hill sought to create an independent farming community named after his wife, Mary. He also began planning a 3-story home around 1914 to entertain Belgian King Albert. Stopped construction beginning WW1. Now its a 35,000 square foot museum - one of the Pacific Northwest's most fascinating cultural destinations.

We are members of Maryhill and go to the Vancouver tasting room often. So we were excited to make the 100 mile drive over to visit the Maryhill vineyard in Goldendale. I made reservations and paid to do the tasting and tour about 3 weeks ahead of time. Upon arrival the staff was super confused and said they had no record of my reservation..... super disappointing. We did get a tour but it was obvious that it was not the full tour when the employee said "we can walk around." And "well during the week there's hoses and stuff around so we'll just stay to the side." Pretty disappointing after a 2 hour drive and looking forward to this for a few weeks. We wanted to have lunch too of course while we were there. The patio is beautiful. They were out of all the food we wanted. My (now) fiancé wanted the Cuban sandwich, they were out. I wanted the mushroom or red pepper flat bread, both out. I got the cheese flat bread and the employee said they were "pretty sure" it came with red sauce. It didn't. I asked for sauce and they didn't have any because they get their flat breads from a third party. So...... just cheese and bread. Okay. My fiancé got the Tuscan chicken flatbread and he was sick the next day. Possibly from that. I was super annoyed at this point. My fiancé was trying to cheer me up because the area is beautiful and it was a really nice day... and because his goal was to proposed to me amongst the vines, which he still did!!! It made this day amazing in the end even if it started out disappointing. Of course, we would never make the trip back over to goldendale after our experience with the overall service (albeit, Dave was great!). We'll stick with the Vancouver location.

Take in the vast views of Washington and Oregon in this section of the Gorge. Enjoy the many wines available for tasting and order delightful "eats" from the kitchen. Come for an hour and stay for most of the day once you arrive. Delightful! Simply Delightful!

Excellent staff!! Everyone is extremely helpful in recommendations. The food is great!! All of this with a fantastic view!!

Other than the view, not worth the drive. Four of us visited on a Sunday in late March. My wife and I had recently visited the Maryhill tasting room in Woodinville, WA, and had an excellent experience, setting high expectations for the tasting room at the Goldendale winery. With the exception of the view, we were disappointed. AMBIANCE: 5.0. Gorgeous location overlooking the Columbia River. The day we visited was near-perfect for tasting outdoors on the patio, with no wind and warm temperatures. WINE: 3.0. Compared to the Woodinville tasting room, the portions were tiny. Insufficient to provide a decent "taste". At our Woodinville experience we thought all the wines were fine to very good; here in Goldendale we weren't sure, thus I'll be generous and provide a 3.0 rating. SERVICE: 3.0. Varied wildly depending on the server. The female server wearing glasses (I wished I had gotten her name) was OUTSTANDING, as was a young lady keeping the outside area clean. Several of the other servers were fine. A couple of the servers brought down the rating. They were not very attentive to customers: to get the next wine in a wine flight, one would go inside to the bar and wait in line. Some waits were quite long; during one such wait one of us in line finally walked down to these two servers who were engaged in a conversation behind the bar (my buddy surmised sarcastically that they were probably exchanging tips on customer service), and gently let them know of all the people waiting in line and asked if they could provide some help. They then quickly leapt into action. (Just an odd observation: when one of these two servers made an error in pouring an extra drink for our order, he took the extra drink and handed it to his conversation buddy, who downed it.)

We travel 2 hours from Portland to come here. And it was such a big disappointment. First off they ask you to put down a card right when you sit down. But didn't ask for our IDs when ordering a wine flight. We did feel racially profiled... We ordered the food it was decent but no customer service what so ever. We literally had to walk up to the bar to get our check because no one checked up on us after giving us our food. We didn't even get more drinks or food because no one ever came back.... We got no educating or knowledge about the winery or even the wine we were drinking. A lady told us to read the menu to get the knowledge. Wasn't interactive at all. We did ask if there was a tour we can do, she said they did not have availability. We asked if we can go down and look at the vinery she also declined that as well. Also the water they served was warm, no one filled up our drinks while we were there. And the stage outside looks broken down and old. But the view was nice. I'll definitely try another winery just not here. Sadly this was my first wine experience.

I like visiting Maryhill every time I am in town. I like getting the wine taster. It is served all at once rather than the old way where you would stand by the counter and wait to be poured. Granted, you get a little more information on the wines this way but with the pandemic, sitting in my chair with the husband and feeling safe is worth being served all at once. The tables are spread out and everyone is wearing masks. Yay! You can come and enjoy the view while sipping on drinks and having a nice lunch or appetizer. We ordered the charcuterie and it was a bit much for 2. Next time we know to order a smaller one. Why deduct the one star. I do realize there is a pandemic and everyone is a little slow, but ours was above and beyond. People were being having orders taken before we were even greeted even though the hostess sat us. I was patient, to a point then had to have someone find out who was supposed to serve us. They looked just as confused as me. I will continue returning. ........ . ....................

Love their Sangiovese. Had early dinner there a couple weeks ago with wine flights. Note they are only open until 6pm and stop taking food orders at 5:15. Stunning views. When busy, service may lag, but servers and friendly and the food we had was wonderful. Entrees were Pasta with Alfredo and Smoked salmon cakes. Definitely have to stress the smoked and that's a good thing. Sometimes smoked meats or fish can be overwhelming but this was heavenly. Fun early bird dinner. Took a "to go" dessert that was bread budding and ice cream. Hubby likes bread pudding and I had a taste of the fabulous Snoqualmie ice cream. Can't wait to return.

Great wine and food!! We love stopping here every time we're in the Hood River area. Try the sparkling rose and ceviche. It's delicious.

Awful! Usually love this place. It was so disappointing. Only the 2 glasses of wine was good while we waited over 35 minutes for food. They had no explanation & didn't seem too concerned. We canceled the order & left. So underwhelmed. I'll never recommend, sorely tempted to drop membership.

My husband and I travel here yearly to stock up on on wine. Matt and Mandi were beyond knowledgeable and amazingly helpful with EVERYTHING! We could not be more pleased with the quality of wines and we are avid wine collectors, this is a must stop!! P.S. they treat our doggies as well as us, they are too amazing!

This is one of our favorite spots to spot by on our way into Oregon. Hands down one of the prettiest places to sit and enjoy wine tasting, enjoy a sunny seat on the patio and sometimes listen to live music. The wines, both red and white are awesome and they offer so many different kinds. They now offer food (we did not try this time) which is such a nice to have this options. Beautiful place, yummy wines and a great atmosphere! Be sure to stop by and spend a few hours...super fun!

My husband and I stopped here while out on a date day exploring this area. The views are amazing, we had the charcuterie board and bread which were delicious. My husband loved his wine and bought a bottle. I'm not a wine drinker, and I wish that there were better options for those who don't drink wine. I also didn't totally understand their system of ordering inside. It felt kind of clumsy, and not relaxing to have to be seated, choose your food, send someone inside to order said stuff, and then it's brought out to you. I don't think taking orders at your table would require much more work on their part, and would definitely escalate the experience for customers. Just my opinion! They keep your card on file until you leave which is fine, just something to be aware of.

My husband and I went here for dinner on an impromptu road trip the day after Thanksgiving. The service was great and the staff were incredibly nice. I ordered the pork loin special which was served a red chili Demi-glace sauce, polenta and spinach. My husband got the chicken sandwich. We both loved our food. For wine, I got the Malbec, which went well with the food. I am not a wine expert, but it's not the best Malbec I've had so next time I'll probably try something else. They were out of coke products so my husband ended up getting a San Pellegrino soda. Most people appeared to be there for the tasting. It costs $20 a person but the fee is waived if you buy at least $30 worth of wine per person.

Unimpressed. Let's start at the entry. Water the landscaping. Yuccas et al looked like August not late May. Grounds have potential but the poorly maintained amphitheater (ripped awning and unfinished stage), together with no fanfare or welcoming notice as to concerts or posters hailing events, left the experience flat. Moving on, the grapevine trellis overhead on the patio is nice but things go downhill from there. Patio tiles are popped up. No one is selling wine. No customer experience. it seems you are more interested in selling lunch than wines. $30 and $40 wines from a mid to low grade winery need educated staff who take the time to explain as you explore. Nothing here. You get a flight of small glasses (as if it were beer), and the rest is self guided. Views are good but not great. Patio furniture and railing (NOT kept free of bird crap), are cheap, signaling the experience will be lackluster too. Same for furniture inside. Wait person was fine for a 5 Guys, but again you think of yourself as a destination yet there is nothing exciting or luxurious about the experience. Have people guide the experience!! Our server circled aimlessly every 60 sec. (like a bad fly), but could not say anything about the wine. I suppose she wanted us to buy a burger or something. Annoying. Wine was what you'd expect to get get for $7 a bottle from a production winery. Mediocre with some ok to an occasional good item. Parking lot had a leaning light pole (hit by a drunk?) with a light broken/ missing. Not new. More signals of poor maintenance. This not a destination winery. On the way out "what no wine purchases today??" Nope. One flight and done. Quite dissatisfied with the experience after having driven 42 miles over from The Dalles for the experience. Not terrible. Just OK You deserve all the wine sales you loose.

We love this winery and their wine. We live in So. California so we can't visit as often as we would like. Our lunch was outstanding and so was the service. Our server was new but she was very good. We started off with a bottle of very good Riesling. My wife had what she described as the best Caesar salad she's ever eaten. I had a very good shrimp and crab po boy. It had a little heat which really made the sandwich. Of course we purchased a few bottles of wine which have only lasted a few days. It appears that a trip to the Maryhill in Vancouver is necessary in the next week!

We just left the winery and were so pleased with the wine, the view and Mary. Everything was terrific but I cannot say enough about the great service and fun conversation Mary provided. Wonderful employee...

We regularly go camping at Maryhill State Park just ~10 minutes down the road. First time we came here was a terrific experience and encouraged 2 people in our party to become wine club members. Second time here (a year later) was still beautiful but not as terrific. So average of the two visits means this place gets a 3.5 stars from me (rounding to 4). Venue is amazing and breathtakingly beautiful. I also love the amount of shaded seating they have because you want to be in the sun but you also don't want to melt. It will get busy, so get in early to grab a seat (opens at 10am every day I believe). First time we came was all about the tastings. The server was great and engaging and we had a lot of fun reserve wines. Second time here, we knew what we wanted (they opened up a tasting room in spokane last winter so have tasted many more of their wines). Went with a bottle of the Reserve 2015 Chardonnay and it was so good! Honestly I've enjoyed this chardonnay more than any other in memorable history. The man in the reserve room wasn't as helpful and engaging. Yes we were going to order a bottle, and they only sell those up front, but we like asking the experts what they recommend or which to start with if we're thinking about coming back for a second. There were a few people there (2 other groups) but I would have preferred more interaction from the sommelier on site. Thank goodness for $1 waters because it gets hot! I would have liked a water fountain because I felt really terrible for buying more plastic bottles when I already had them from the last water round.

First time at this winery, Jefferson had AMAZING customer service. Definitely coming back here just for him!

Wow! I loved my experience here. My boyfriend and I drove down from Seattle and had an amazing afternoon enjoying a delicious tasting flight. The view is amazing and I loved taking it in while drinking a glass of wine. We also had great consumer service and bought a few bottles of wine to take home. Highly recommend for a fun day trip. Can't wait to come back.

Beautiful location and view from the patio. Most people were above 65. My husband and I each enjoyed a nice flight of wines and then purchased the required bottles to get the price advertised, without complaint. But on our way out, a staff member asked us, "Did we check out?" It was completely offensive and seemed to be connected to the fact that we are a blended Latino American family. I do not want my family subjected to such abuse and would NOT recommend this place to ANY family of color. Also the white wine was funky and really not very good. Do better.

Drive was scenic and view was pleasant. Did the wine flight which was good. Ordered olives and then cheese board i have 2 suggestions : 1) smash the roasted garlic so that guest can spread onto crackers it would be a prettier presentation and 2)have a variety of crackers PLUS dont add $2 for more crackers -seriously insulting to a $90 tab

Maryhill has changed, maybe because of pandemic recovery. Tasting fee was $25 but waived if you bought $30 in wine. They now charge $7 to do wine tastings at your table so you have to go get your next tasting each time from the bar. They closed off the outside area to prime wine club members only. But food was great and staff was friendly. The main pourer didn't know much at all about each wine but maybe he was new? We talked them into a wine tasting that wasn't in the offered flight and that was very much appreciated. Love their Zins!

Great hospitality, wine and flight. If you buy a bottle over $25 then no charge for flight. The pizza is as amazing and so relaxing here.

Fantastic view from the lovely garden terrace. The grilled brie and goat cheese sandwich was delightful. The coleslaw was slightly peppery -- the best coleslaw side I've ever had. My partner loved the crab and shrimp Po Boy. And we both enjoyed the flight of wine, particularly the pinot gris. The server was very knowledgeable about the wines. Wonderful late afternoon lunch.

We stopped in on a recent trip (without notice) with a party of 9 and the staff went out of their way to accommodate us for tasting. So...we went back on our way back through the area 2 days later and even though they were hosting a large tour group, the staff went above and beyond to make our experience delightful. Wine is great, food is great, view is spectacular. It's definitely worth the stop!

The views alone are worth the drive from Portland! Breathtaking scenery, and I was pleasantly surprised with the number of Spanish varietals offered. We shared a classic flight, I loved the Grenache, and the albarino. We shared a bottle of albarino after the tasting, and our server gave us a free glass of the Grenache as well! Lovely experience, service and beautiful gorge views. We will definitely be back soon!

We've stopped here on several occasions but I think this was our last time. We opted to sit outside on a beautiful afternoon and enjoy a wine flight and something to eat. Not impressed with the fact that you sit at the table and then have to go up to the desk to order. Food was mediocre at best. The young woman serving the wine flight was the best part of the experience. She did a wonderful job of describing the wines including varietals and locations the grapes came from. After competing both the meal and the flight a gentleman came by and picked up the flight board but left the food plates. We looked at the fabulous views and the dirty plates for a bit longer before having to walk up to the desk to pay. The whole experience felt like self service for a relatively high price of the meal. We bought the obligatory bottle of wine to offset the $35.00 seated flight tasting and where on our way. Very sad. :-(

Superb food and service! Several folks waited on us and each one was wonderful. It wasn't exactly rocket science to order inside (not being a member). The terrace was delightful.

We were in the area camping, and wanted to stop in for an adult beverage and some lunch on a day of triple digit temps. The patio was very inviting, as it was still in the sun, but shaded and there was a slight breeze that helped take the edge off from the heat. The patio overlooks the Columbia River Gorge, with views of the river, orchards, Mt Hood and the Maryhill amphitheater. We also liked that this winery is kid and dog friendly. We had their bread and oil dish, which was so good I want their recipe. We also enjoyed a charcuterie board and a couple flights of wines, while the kids had a pb&j with chips. The service was great, even though they have you go inside to order your food, then they bring it to your table. I'm not very winery savvy, so I'm not sure if that's an industry standard or not. It wasn't inconvenient, it was just something new that I wasn't used to. Overall, we had a very enjoyable afternoon and will be back soon!

I went to Maryhill about 2 weeks ago, it was quite an experience! Wine tasting, good food and great prices on wine...we left with 1/2 case. Staff are very knowledgeable about each wine. We even got to try the "special" wines. We will definitely be back, may even join a wine club! I still want to visit the new on on the Vancouver Waterfront.

This is a beautiful first class winery. Their wines are delicious, their food menu is amazing and the venue and views are outstanding. The staff was so friendly and knowledgeable. They welcomed our golden retriever with water and lots of pets. Be sure and have the berry trifle. It is very refreshing.

The Goldendale location is beautiful! Dogs allowed on the patio, food, and the wine is good. Enjoy coming in the summer to sit on the patio and enjoy the view.

We are more than impressed with the incredible people that work at Maryhill winery Mandie is the very very best!!!! she has taken such good care of us over the years as we come here and our family the wine is incredible the food has greatly improved. But the real reason why we come here is because we love spending our time and money with Mandie She always makes the experience rememberable

We really enjoyed this place. The red wines are pretty good, and the view is amazing, 180 deg view of the gorge. The service was good however they ask for the $15.00 tasting fee up front instead of trusting you to deal with it after the tasting, since we always seem to buy at least a couple bottles anyway this was annoying. They then credit you back the fee when you buy wine. I've been to well over a hundred wineries in many states and have never been asked for the tasting fee up front.

Okay I have been here more than a couple of times and trust me this place is a 2 hour drive from where I live, but the place is so amazing I keep coming back. The wine tasting experience is amazing because they produce some of the best wines in the country. I generally bring my friends here when ever they are visiting me. You have a flight of the day and a charge of $10 for wine tasting which is waved off when you buy wine worth $20 which is a sweet deal. I generally end up buying 6-7 bottles so all my wine tasting charge is waved off. I love the seating area which has an amazing view of the Columbia River and Oregon and cannot describe how perfect the place is to pop open a bottle of wine and enjoy it it some cheese, salamis and crackers. (Picture attached :P) They even have discounts if you buy like 6 bottles of wine, and there are memberships. If you get the membership its $50 upfront and then you get 25% off on all wine purchase - the only catch is you need to buy 36 bottles a year. But its totally worth it, coz you get free wine tasting for you and your friends everytime you are here.

This is what a winery visit should be! Small menu as the kitchen is being remodeled, but what they have is enough for us! Wonderful bruschetta and Caesar salad. Just what it should be!

The view is awesome and the staff friendly. What's most noticeable of late is their dog-friendly shop and tasting room. If you are not allergic to dogs, that's wonderful, but for those of us who are, well, not so great. My strategy when I stop in and see 5 dogs w/owners at the tasting counter is to work fast, grab a bottle, and get out on the fresh air deck. Then sit and enjoy the view and breeze. The gift shop seems to have some nice gift items but I have not been able to hang around long enough to explore them lately. I like a few of their reds, which other people here on yelp have mentioned, too. I pick them up in the Portland area, but I also stop in when I happen to be driving by the winery. And again, there's that super view of the Gorge from their deck.

First time at Maryhill. We loved the wine and beautiful view. We are so excited for your new tasting room in Spokane.

Went for the very first time and Mandie was an absolutely outstanding server and host! The wine of course speaks for itself but when served with incredible service, kindness, and outstanding views I can not recommend this winery more! Can't wait to swing in on our way back home!

One of our couve friends is a member here and invited us to the spring release event and had a great time. This was the 2015 Winery of the Year and to a large degree it lived up to the hype. Beautiful view and grounds. The wine overall was good with the Serendipidy being our favorite. They produce a lot of wines and varietals, almost too many. The prices seemed reasonable for the quality. It's a LONG drive from PDX but worth it if you are in the Dalles area.