Heather W.
Yelp
OK, once you get past the name of the place, (and I will let you Google it for yourself) this is one fun place to go to get food and a drink. Yes, we took the tram up to the top. (TIP: there is a tip jar in the tram for the helpful operator). The whole scene feels really weird because the lead singer of the band Tool basically took this hill, invested a ton of money, and chopped in rings around the perimeter to put in a vineyard. I already mentioned the tram, which was fun. The servers knew everything about the different types of wine, the farm-to-table food offerings, and what modifications could be done if you had any type of food allergies. It was a really professional set up. Unfortunately, we have a friend who had an illness that presents like a liver disease and certain foods were off-limits, i.e. anything marinated or cooked in oil was a no-go. It turns out that all of the chicken in the restaraunt had been pre-marinated and they didn't have anything on the current menu besides a side salad that could work for her. Honestly, we ate out at many different restaurants on our trip, and this is the only place she couldn't find something "normal" to eat which seemed bizarre. I had some kind of a quail egg pasta, which seems pretty cool, but tasted relatively bland. The wines were delicious, and worth the trip for one of the samplers with a beautiful view. So at the end of the day, wines are very good, the scene is fun, service is amazing , but a bit of a lower score for the food taste.