Truro Vineyards

I’d seen the lighthouse bottles in my local grocery store and FINALLY got to go to the winery they come from! Truro Vineyards is a very cute spot. I’m sure it gets busy on weekends, but we happened to go on a cloudy Saturday so it wasn’t very hectic. We did the wine tasting and whiskey tasting, both of which came with a souvenir glass! The whiskey tasting also came with the cocktail of the day. Getting to taste quite a few things was great! The service was good too. Our waitress was super nice and even though she had a lot of tables, we didn’t feel ignored. It was nice to just have a spot to sit and sample! We bought some chips in the gift shop to have a palette cleanser between samples, which made for a great late afternoon overall!

We booked this place for core ting my cousins birthday. We definitely booked this in advance. However they have plenty of space. All together a very good experience and well maintained place. My family and I are grateful to Kristen who helped us while planning this whole day tour.

Another must-visit place on the Cape is Truro Vineyards. It can get crowded but it is totally worth it. Do a tasting and keep the glasses. Spend time exploring the grounds or under the 200 year old elm tree. Visit the shop and try the different food trucks. It is also a nice stop on the way to P-town.

If you’re in cape this place is nice to visit. Peach Bourbon Ice cream is must try flavor. It’s nice experience to witness how wines are made.

They place might be nice. However its a tourist trap. Shipping fruit in from Maine and New York to make the wine. Vs local grown. Begs the question for the vineyard. . Would I return: waste of my time and money... it's not a real vineyard to me... It's a processing plant. Nothing more, nothing less. Anyone can stag this to look like a vineyard when its not.

Always make a point of visiting the vineyard at least once while I’m in town. Sunday Funday is one of my favorites - live music, great food from the Blackfish Crushpad, refreshing cocktails and dog friendly! My parents are wine club members so they always do a free wine tasting. You can’t leave without a visit to the store inside and grabbing some bottles to go.

This was a nice place. The grounds were bare but we did go off season, I bet it would have been gorgeous if the plants were blooming. The outdoor seating was well done and the staff were pleasant. We got a sampler and they let us take one of the glasses home, which was a pleasant surprise. The wine was good too, they had a lot of different options. I also got some gin to take home from their sister distillery and I was pleased with it.

what a cute little vineyard! my party and I did the classic wine flight which wasn’t anything crazy but you do get a free wine glass! Although the wine wasn’t 10/10 there was great ambiance. my reason for giving 5 starts is for the lobster roll. I’ve had a lot of lobster rolls but i’m not sure what they put in this one. The bun was so sweet yet slightly toasted with the cold lobster inside with some sort of mayonnaise aioli and scallions. would return for one of their live music events!

This place can get busy during the summer so be prepared. The wine itself is meh as with all the wines in this part of the country but they also have spirits. Outside in the front is where they do the tastings. We were told they were booked up for tastings but took our name. So we went to the back where you can just buy glasses of wine and sit outside at one of the tables. They have a pavilion with a roof so even if it rains you can still sit outside. That's what we ended up doing and had a good time. Prices are fair for what you get. They have a food truck though it's unclear if you can bring your own food or not. We saw people doing it but we weren't sure if it was allowed or if they were being sneaky. We just went in the gift shop and bought some cheese and crackers. Overall it was a beautiful day and we had fun meeting with friends.

We stopped into this vineyard 15 min before they closed. Unfortunately, they would not serve wine flights anymore and only had the back bar open. I picked one of their custom cocktails with their distilled spirits. I was not impressed. My group got their wine and it was okay. The scenery was beautiful and had a lot of shade over the seating area outside. They have a private area for members only inside the main building. I do like the take away aluminum cup! That's a nice touch and keepsake. I'm glad I experienced this place, but personally would not go back.

Truro Vineyards is a very surprising place. Who would have thought that grapes for wine can grow in fields near the Atlantic Ocean in this climate of salt water and sea air so well? We went into the gift shop and bought a 4 pack of their wine that comes packaged in lighthouse replica bottles for $83. The ladies in the gift shop are very good with service and take care to package everything well. The feel of the shop is very rustic yet modern!

Fun place to stop for wine or spirits tasting. Pretty outdoor seating with food available. Our server was very friendly. You get to keep a glass from the winery with each tasting.

We stopped in on a cloudy afternoon for a wine tasting while exploring the local area. There is plenty of parking and outdoor seating. Be sure to sign in as soon as you arrive to reserve a spot in the tasting area. We waited about 1/2 hour. During that time we walked around the grounds and checked out the cute gift shop. No outside food or drinks are allowed at the winery, so you can purchase snacks and drinks in the gift shop. There is also a food truck that requires online ordering from your numbered table - you cannot order at the truck. The winery offers a small selection of whites, reds, and distilled spirits. We chose the basic wine tasting, $15 for 5 petite cup tastings. It was a relaxing visit!

We were headed to Provincetown for the 4th of July fireworks and decided to stop at the only winery in the area, which also happened to be a distillery. I was excited to try both their wine and whiskey. When we arrived, the place was packed. The process here was different from most wineries I've visited. Typically, you arrive, go to the front, and sample wines easily. However, this place had a more complex setup. We had to go to a waiter at the front of the lawn, who found us seats and provided menus. We were given a predetermined list of wines to taste, including a White M Blend (a mix of Riesling, Pinot Blanc, and Albariño), Rosé, Cabernet Franc, and a semi-sweet Cranberry Red. As a fan of dry reds and whites, I preferred options like the Maritime Red (a dry, lighter-bodied Cabernet Franc), Triumph (a dry, full-bodied Estate Red), and Red M Blend (a dry mix of Malbec, Petit Verdot, and Petite Sirah). Unfortunately, I was told I couldn't choose these wines for tasting. The tasting cost $15 for four wines, roughly $3.75 per glass. I decided to order a glass of Cabernet Franc, which was good. I didn't sample any whiskey, as I was more interested in trying their rum, rye, and a couple of other spirits not on the tasting list. My recommendation is to create a more relaxed environment where customers can choose what they want to sample since they are paying for the experience. When I asked one of the staff at a trailer about sampling other items, he directed me back to our waiter. They had a building where you could purchase wine, whiskey, and gifts, with a special section in the back for members only, offering dedicated support for their needs. Overall, the wine was good, but the service was odd. We had to wait for someone to come to our table, and our waiter got distracted by another guest, neglecting our table for a while. They had us scan a code to order food, so why not do the same for wine and allow customers to pick it up themselves? Despite these issues, the waiter was pleasant, and the vineyard offered plenty to do, including taking photos, which not all places allow. In summary, while the wine was enjoyable, the service and tasting process could be improved to provide a more customer-friendly experience.

We will definitely return. What a pleasant time. My wife and I stopped by mid afternoon and it was the perfect respite. The wine and whiskey tastings were great. We bought some cheese, crackers and sopressata inside to make our own charcuterie plate. Our server, Caroline couldn't have been more welcoming and friendly. We are so glad we came. Definitely bought some bottles to take with.

One of my favorite vineyards! Always a great time with great friends live music. I always look forward to stopping here on my trip to the cape!

Cute winery. Wines were good but my favorite was Diamond White!!! Keepsake glasses as well are nice. I would definitely come back.

This is the perfect stop to make before you head into PTown. The complimentary tour at 11am was informative. For $30 you can do a wine & spirits tasting. You must reserve your outdoor spot for tasting & dining. They have an on-site food truck & ice cream truck, however we didnt dine but the menu looked pretty cool. Lastly, we ended our time their in the shop & purchased one of the wines from the tasting. Wonderful quaint experience.

This is an adorable little vineyard. We had planned to come here prior to our trip. There's an outdoor area out front and back. Inside the little house there are gifts and wine bottles, etc to purchase. In the back is where the wine tasting is. My dad did a wine tasting and I did a mimosa. You get to keep your souvenir glass with the wine tasting. There's the outside area that's covered in case of rainy days. The grape vines are behind you. Cute and cozy vineyard. Not sure if they do events but would be wedding perfect scenery.

We had such a great time in our first visit to Truro Vineyards. We really loved the vibe with the food truck and ice cream truck. My wife got a flight of wine while I chose the whiskey flight. Each flight was $15 and we each got a drink after. You keep the glasses from the drinks! Truly a great atmosphere. The only thing missing would be a little live music playing on the side. I'd suggest a local artist to give it a nice local flair. Be sure to go through the gift shop for some really cool stuff. We will be back again.

Super quaint and relaxing feeling upon arrival at Truro Vineyards. Real Estate is limited so most Of the grapes are imported. I love the Cranberry Red for the Holidays and such a great paring for poultry!

Some of our favorite wines ever! We recently came back here for the first time in YEARS and it's just as perfect as we remembered. It was a rainy Saturday and still pretty busy! Plenty of outdoor seating with tables and fire pits. They have a huge selection and a distillery. We opted to try their gin lemonade fizz that they sell canned - so good! Our favorite wine is their lighthouse wines. The bottles are gorgeous and they are some of our favorites we've ever tried!

We highly recommend Sunday Funday at the Vineyard! We each enjoyed a couple of cocktails while listening to the DJ and visiting with friends. The absolute best part of Sunday Funday is Curtis' oysters! These Wellfleet oysters are the best we've ever had! Sunday Funday is from 5:30-7:30. Cash bar, no table service. DJ Emerson. First come first serve on seating, but feel free to bring a blanket or beach chairs. Food truck. Ice cream truck and of course, oysters!

$18 (including tax and tip) for 6 different tastings was a decent bargain. Service was quick and you can also order food after scanning their QR code. It is mostly outdoor seating which was nice during labor day weekend when the weather was good/on warmer side. There is a large wine barrel on a stand which was cool to see.

I ordered a cup of white wine, a spindrift, and a lobster roll on gluten-free bread. The lobster rolls from Truro Vineyards happen to be some of my favorites. The gluten-free bun is light and airy, the lobster is cooked well, and the ratio of lobster to bread and mayo is perfect. The vineyard allows dogs and we take our group takes our dogs almost every time. The food comes separately from food trucks, so the waitresses who take your drink orders only know about their drink selections. You need to use the QR code to order food. I've never had anything bad to say about Truro Vineyards and honestly look forward to every visit. It's like a tradition that we never stray from. Sometimes they have someone come who shucks oysters. I look forward to my next visit in August.

Beautiful space and the perfect place to stop for a cocktail or glass of wine when on the lower cape! I have lived on the Cape for a huge part of my life and just finally made it here at age 30. We stumbled upon Truro Vineyards when they happened to be having a gorgeous Christmas market, which made the experience super fun, but also not exactly what we expected. Due to the event, they weren't doing tastings so we didn't get the experience we hoped for, but still had a blast. I tried their M Blend, which was nice, but extremely expensive at $15 a glass. They also weren't offering bottles to share, which we would have preferred to do. I will absolutely come back next time I am on Cape to try more wines!

Great wine. Loved the tour and the food trucks. It's a go to place for us. They have wine and spirits tasting so you can check out what you buy.

I've been coming to Truro Vineyards for years and it's always one of my favorite spots to bring folks on the Cape. Their wine tastings and wine are great and the cranberry red is a unique treat for folks from out of the area. In the summer, they usually have a great food truck going with burgers, hot dogs and other summer staples. This was one of the first venues we visited after the lock downs since seating is outdoors and there's a lot of spacing in the set up, which was even the case before COVID. It's a nice relaxing place. You can now make reservations in advance online but apparently not same day reservations (I tried last week and couldn't do it so we just showed up and I suppose it was early enough in the season that it wasn't an issue). If you don't have a reservation, be prepared to wait but you can walk the grounds or check out the amazing store Atlantic Spice just down the road which is a destination itself for spices and tons of hard to find kitchen items. They also have a number of great hostess gifts and specialty foods.

I went there in September and I loved it. Such a great experience. My family and I did a wine tasting. This is such a lovely vineyard to visit. I tried their sweet wines. I was satisfied. After wine tasting, you can keep a glass. They have a store where you can purchase a bottle or bottles of wine or anything you might need for it. I got a bottle of wine that I liked called "Cranberry Red." It also has a unique shape of the bottle.

We made this the first stop on our Truro adventure. Tastings were $15 for 5 samples, and each was excellent. The young lady who poured was delightful and a good source of information about the wines and the region. She correctly steered us to the beach we had visited in 2019. The tasting area was a treat for the eye, and we enjoyed seeing the dogs who were welcomed here.

Very beautiful vineyard excellent service and more importantly, great wine. If you're looking for a place to have awesome glass of wine and great atmosphere I recommend this winery

This was a lovely stop during our weekend in Ptown! It's a little ways out of town, (6 miles) but definitely worth checking out. During Covid, the tours aren't running, but they have a super cute outdoor seating area (with fire pits)! The site houses a vineyard, distillery, and a food truck so you can stay for a while and try out different things! We started with the wine flight! The 5 wines were each unique and delicious! They take you on a journey through whites, a red, a rose, and a sweet wine. The perfect variety, I'd say! The tasting flight is only $15 and you get to keep the wine glass which is fun. Spirit tasting isn't really our jam, but we followed up the wine flight with a cocktail that uses their own spirits. Cocktails were really unique, strong, and just $10! Super reasonable for a specialty drink with the liquor made on-site! The entire staff was super helpful and welcoming. Lily and Katie helped us out, and they both knew their stuff and offered great suggestions! Truro is a necessary addition to your cape trip! Can't wait to come back.

Heyyyyy everyone this was my first time going to a wine tasting. My general impression of the wines themselves were favorable, the cran-red and the diamond definitely tasted the most interesting. When I went to a vineyard I expected maybe to see the vineyard or look around at some foliage. The vineyard is set up behind the actual building so unless you are sitting on the porch (we were not), you cannot see the vineyard. Instead you are set up in picnic tables around an unremarkable flat green that looks more like a typical cape cod seating arrangement. Also, the amount of wine you get for a tasting is referred to as a "short shot", I would say no more than two to three sips each. I think if I would go back I would buy two bottles of wine and split that. Unfortunately, when you go for the tasting you don't get really any wine (dont let the picture mislead you).

We enjoyed our experience and are glad we went. Our wine tasting cost a reasonable $15 and there was a more deluxe $30 option as well as spirit tastings. Disappointed that most of the wines we received were not local. We were given a nice selections exploring mostly whites but also a blush and red and had both dry and sweeter wines to try. Sad that the selections were pre-made and I could not choose what I wanted to try. An improvement that could be made is to offer crackers with the tasting as some wines did not complement each other and a palette cleanser was desired. We got to take home our wine glasses which is always a nice souvenir and we liked the gift shop. We did not eat but there were food trucks available. We liked the lighthouse wine bottles and purchased one we just wish there was a wider variety of wines available in the novelty bottle.

We have been here many times in the past and always enjoyed this vineyard. We were in the area to just relax and have a glass of wine and drink. The day was incredibly hot. We arrived and went to the bar near the picnic tables. We were told we had to check in with the hostess. It's a vineyard and you can't pour just one glass? We checked in and were directed to walk all the way around to the back. We purchased our drinks and went back to the picnic tables. We proceeded to put up an umbrella and we were told we couldn't do that because of their fear of storms and was not offered an alternative place to sit. So we just sit on the hot sun with no threat of storms? We found a shaded spot, only because other guests left. We watched the staff the whole time. They were not active and never asked anyone if they wanted anything else. I was just surprised at the staffs lack of customer service skills and unwillingness to help anyone. The flow of the vineyard is very unwelcoming and difficult. I usually purchase from the store but didn't this time because of the poor service,

My words stand true. I went here again with my man to try for the first time and he LOVED it. We sat outdoors and the weather and seating were beautiful. I also wanted to add photos from our most recent visit

The wine was amazing and the atmosphere was great. I loved that you could order food from the food truck and grab a couple glasses of wine or do a wine tasting!

I was raised on vacations on the Cape. We've raised our boys on vacations on the Cape. We're always looking for something new now that those boys are adults. We had never been to Truro Vineyards but made reservations for a tour and tasting in a down pour. Honestly, we all had the beat time. Beautiful space, informative tour, and amazing wines/bourbon. Highly recommended and we've already purchased online.

Such a cute area. We were passing by from Cape Cod back to NYC. We had the Painkillers and they were so good! Sometimes the outside bar area we were at got a little busy but nothing we had to wait too long. Plenty of areas for cute photos!

You basically sit on the edge of a parking lot, are restricted to ONE crappy food truck with no motivation to improve, and lawn is all weeds. Such a missed opportunity to be incredible. I should mention the food was undercooked and the wine was warm. What a combo. And the poor 15 year old girls trying to keep the angry customers happy! Ugh

We reserved a tasting while on-cape. Though it was crowded, we had the tasting tent to ourselves. We rack had a unique and tasty lunch from the food truck that had plenty of local flare as well as vegetarian and carnivorous options. Caitlin was our guide through the tasting and local insight. She truly enhanced our experience. The whole deal was low key and comfortable. We focused on the reds Afterward, we went north to the Cape end...National Seashore and P-town. All were a very nice way to spend some time.

What a cute spot! Make sure to make a resy before you go or you most likely won't get a table! The entire winery is pretty small! This winery was a bit different, you don't go to the bar to order your drinks, you have to wait at tour table for your server to come and take your order. As a result, it takes a bit longer to get your drinks. But the service was excellent!

I used to love Truro Vineyards. Wine and atmosphere was fantastic. However my last few visits were disappointing. You could no longer enjoy an open bottle of wine or bring your own food. Bringing your own food is so important to a winery and the experience. I hope owners reconsider the no outside food rule.

I love this place! I've been 4 or 5 times in the last year. They have wine tasting and pours as well as spirit tastings and pours at South Hollow Spirits, the distillery. When you walk up, there is a large green area that has benches, chairs and tables for people to sit and sip. There is the open spirit tasting counter which is next to the bar for full pours of wine and cocktails. When it gets busy, there is a line to get drinks, but it goes quickly. I haven't done the spirit tasting, but I've done the wine tasting 3 or so times. I love the wines! They have a good mix of sweet and dry, white and red. You get 5 tastings for $10 which includes a wine glass. If you then bring your wine glass to the bar for a full pour, you get $1 off. Wine pours are usually $10 and cocktails are a bit more. They recently added a rose can which they say has 2 servings of rose for $15 instead of the $20 you would pay for 2 glasses. I usually get wine pours at the bar, but went for cocktails this last time (Labor Day). While the pomegranate fizz was lackluster, the gin bloody was surprisingly delicious and just spicy enough. I enjoyed it! There is also a store where you can buy wines, pay for your tasting and get knick knacks. Everyone I have encountered at Truro Vineyards has been super friendly and helpful. Prices are normal, drinks are good and the setting is Insta-worthy with real vineyards onsite. They even had cornhole set up! I highly recommend this place on a nice day. It's a lovely way to spend some time with friends/family and try some tasty beverages. Other tips: cash only at the bar, food truck on site, only 2 bathrooms, dog-friendly.

The staff was rude to us. Asked to get up from where are sitting. Bar staff corrected us on several counts. Worst Cab Franc I've ever had. Drove 58 miles to be rudely treated.

Truro Vineyards is a craft winery that opened in Truro, Massachusetts in 1992. It was originally founded by two horticulturalists who thought that Cape Cod would be a good place to grow grapes. The operation is currently owned by husband and wife Dave and Kathy Roberts and their children. For several years, Dave was the CEO of United Liquors. When his company was bought out, he found himself without a job but was not ready for retirement. When the vineyard went up for sale in 2007, the Roberts Family decided to purchase it. The grounds themselves have been a working farm for over 200 years. The Federal House on the vineyard that houses the offices and gift shop was built in 1813. A distillery operation was added in 2012 and named South Hollow Spirits. It is the first distillery to open on Cape Cod since Prohibition; Dave Jr. serves as the distiller. My wife and I have visited Truro Vineyards multiple times over the years. The most recent visit was last week during our week-long vacation with our son. After a short wait, we were seated at our own table for a table side service. We decided to order a wine flight and a spirits flight to share. The wine flight consisted of a white blend, a rosé, a Cabernet Franc, a dry red, and a semi-sweet red. Our favorite was the last one ('Cranberry Red') which has been one of our favorite offerings of theirs for years. Our spirits flight consisted of an amaro, a chocolate amaro, a white rum, and a spiced rum. We didn't care much for the amaros (too bitter for our taste) but we really enjoyed the rums (especially the spiced rum). A local food truck was also there and we had some tasty treats to pair with our samples. Our son enjoyed exploring the vineyards too. Before leaving, we purchased a four-pack of canned Rosé, bottles of 'Cranberry Red', 'Cape Blush', 'Ruby' dessert wine, 'Twenty Boat' spiced rum, and Rosé Gin. Great wine and spirits, great atmosphere and great location! We always enjoy visiting Truro Vineyards and will continue to do so for years to come!

Fun vineyard spot with good wine & great food. I got the tacos from the food truck, and they were wonderful. Great service

Our visit was completely unplanned. This was a good stop at a scenic winery with a good amount of outdoor seating. One gripe? Since the place sells no food they should relax the "no outside food" rule. Seems you couldn't even bring your own crackers and cheeze. We had no wine, instead having cocktails from South Hollow Spirits. Friendly staff and good drinks. Great stop if you have an hour to burn. Four stars.

As part of a bachelorette party we scheduled a group tasting. The overall experience was great. Fantastic vibes with a picnic veranda & plenty of room to spread out with friends on the grass or grab some adirondak chairs. The wines were unique and overall very tasty. However the tasting portions were smaller than average. The property offers a lot to individuals, groups & families with food trucks, tastful gift shop, and lite fair. I did not have the opportunity to try their whiskey or other spirits which im sure are quality. Definitely check out this little gem when on the cape near P-town.

Visit was awesome! Experienced wine tasting on the lawn and the wines were amazing. Bought several bottles. While sitting on the lawn you have a view of the vineyard. Service was prompt, polite, and very knowledgeable about wines and pairings. Food truck was good and gift shop was also fun. Would definitely return.

Awesome place to check out while in Truro. The wine is tasty and they've created such a cool environment to hang out in. Definitely recommend!

The winery is very quaint. However, you may be very disappointed if you go for a wine tasting/dinner. You are not taught anything about the wines or the food you consume. You are given a menu and that is the extent of what you will receive for information. One of the guests asked why the Petite Syrah was called Petite; the wine pourer had no idea how to answer the question. For those of you wondering, the description of petite is used when the wine is made with smaller grapes so there is a higher skin-to-juice ratio. No one from the vineyard introduced any of the wines or why specific wines were being served with each course. The chef never came out to introduce the food or himself. The food portions were so small, it was literally a tasting, we had to go out for dinner after the event. I have attended many wine-pairing dinners and never experienced such a lack of interaction with the guests and tiny food portions. I noticed at one point that the guests of the entertainment were not only being served before the paying guests but they were receiving seconds before our table received anything. The crowning jewel was when they made sure we were aware of the fact that the gift shop would remain open and we were eligible for a 10% discount; this was mentioned twice. If you are attending this event to learn something about their wines, it's not going to happen. If you are planning on tasting new wines with a small bite (literally) to eat then this is the event for you. So very disappointed.

Let me just start by saying that every single person who worked here (except for our bartender Mac) made our trip the the vineyard insufferable. From the person who organizes the private tastings, Katie, to the people who take reservations, to the gift shop person, to the "food truck" people... every single person was rude. For all of the space and staff that this place has, they are poorly managed and it is evident. I have been to at least 10 vineyards since COVID, and never have I ever seen such a terribly managed system. The wait was 1.5 hours, when we were told 40 minutes. Groups of 2 were seated at tables for 5-6 people. You could sit at a "waiting area" table on the side, but not be served drinks. You can't use the bathroom until you're seated. You can't get food until you're seated. After 4pm, you can't get food from the food truck. You can't make a reservation. And when I tried to make a reservation for a private tasting a month earlier, I was told no and to just drop by. For a flight, you can pick 5 wines from 5 wines... so I hope you like whatever they're serving that day lol. The only saving grace to this place is Mac, the bartender. He is absolutely amazing, sweet, and knows a lot about wine. I can't say much about the other bartender, but he also seemed like a hard worker.

The grounds are beautiful, including a Chinese mulberry tree circa 1870 and several Japanese maples and flower plots scattered about. Also, plenty of seating to enjoy the landscaping. Here on a brisk & sunny mid-May day, the $15 tasting included 5 pours, a souvenir glass but no aesthetic discussion or anything else one might seek to make a wine tasting memorable. Now for the wine: singularly unremarkable and overpriced. For example "Diamond White " a Concord grape blend is $21.99/bottle! If you want wine beyond just palatable, forget it! Instead, skip the wine and maybe try the spirits!

Whenever we're on the Cape we stop at Truro Vineyard for happy hour. My boyfriend loves getting a flight and I enjoy doing a wine tasting. They offer delicious food out of their food truck and their vibe is welcoming, relaxing, and chill.

Did a Wine and Dine. $85 pp. The grounds are lovely. Service was great. Music and artist and store all great. The wine and food were not great. The mosquitoes and portapotties also not great. Wine: various levels of sweetness and the port is undrinkable. Gin cocktail tasted like orangina. Also, change the wine glasses after each pour. May help with the flavor profiles. Food: Brian Erksine was the "chef". Tastings served on paper plates. Vichyssoise decent. Lamb sausage cold and 100% inedible. Tomato salad decent although the croutons were hard as rocks. Pork was raw, underseasoned and was so sweet, no depth, inedible. Peach bread pudding, no peaches, just a sugary lump of bread. Basically, $200 for the singer, twinkle tree lights, mosquitoes, wine glasses, some tomatoes, and 6oz of shitty wine. Went home and ordered a pizza. Should have paid the $200 pp for the tasting menu, indoors, at Ceraldi.

Two walk up bars. The first was closed and the second one open. Longish line. Then the first opened and the second closed. Decent wine, decent atmosphere