Two Sisters Vineyards

We had a truly memorable dining experience at the vineyard. The setting was absolutely stunning — surrounded by rows of lush vines, the atmosphere was peaceful and picturesque, perfect for a relaxing evening. The food was thoughtfully prepared, with fresh, locally sourced ingredients that paired beautifully with the wines. Each course was elegantly presented and full of flavor. The wine selection was exceptional, and the staff were knowledgeable and helpful in guiding us through pairings that enhanced the meal. Service throughout the evening was warm, attentive, and well-paced. We never felt rushed, and every member of the staff contributed to the overall charm of the experience. This dinner wasn’t just a meal — it was an experience that celebrated great food, excellent wine, and the beauty of the vineyard. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a special evening out.

Two Sisters winery becomes my favourite spot every time we visit NOTL. It’s a few minutes drive from downtown business area with very impressive grounds. So you drive in to the property you can see the grapevine on both sides of the driveway lead to gorgeous Italian style building that houses the wine teasing room and the restaurant. The restaurant has huge outdoor dining area that is facing the back vineyard that you can have a gorgeous sunset view. The menu is tight with nice options. They offer all the wines that are produced in the winery. We went with a couple of friends for an early dinner after a play. Our waitress was very friendly and tentative. Food are delicious.Sitting in the place make you feel like you’re in Europe without hop on the plane!

Our first visit to this amazing Winery with a surprising and pleasing experience tasting a few white and red wines presented professionally by Brock, a knowledgeable host. After choosing four bottles to enjoy at a later time, we chose to have lunch in their restaurant. All and all, we highly recommend visiting, tasting and dining at Two Sisters Winery.

This is the vineyard where I proposed to my wife, and since then, we’ve made it a tradition to return every year for our anniversary dinner. It’s become such a meaningful place for us, and each visit only reinforces why we love it here. On our most recent visit, we sat on the patio with a full view of the vineyard, a truly serene and romantic setting. My wife started with a glass of the 2023 Riesling, then followed it up with the 2023 Sauvignon Blanc. Both were fresh, bright, and paired beautifully with the meal. We began with the burrata and arancini, both were excellent. The burrata was served with Ontario peaches, which were perfectly ripe and sweet. We honestly wished we had more to share. The arancini were crisp on the outside and soft inside, a great contrast in texture. For mains, my wife had the rigatoni Bolognese, while I went with the mushroom pappardelle. The flavors were rich and comforting, and the portion sizes were generous. I even took some of mine home. Beyond the food and wine, the vineyard itself is stunning. It’s well-maintained with plenty of space to walk around and take photos. There’s also ample parking right out front, which is always appreciated. Expect to spend at least $100 per person for dinner, especially if you're enjoying wine with your meal. For the quality, setting, and experience, it’s absolutely worth it ! We’re already looking forward to our next visit. This place will always hold a special place in our hearts.

Had a dinner reservation for 7:30, but decided to get there early since we’ve been wanting to visit for a long time! Stunning and very clean building and grounds. We were greeted as soon as we walked through the door and were asked if we wanted to do a wine tasting, which we did. Waited about 10 minutes and then did our tasting. Absolutely loved all of our choices, especially the ‘Margo Rose’. Space was great and had a great experience, it wasn’t busy. Bought wine and headed to restaurant…our waitress was lovely and very attentive. Food was amazing and yes, priced a little higher but considering it’s all made from scratch we understood. After dinner I asked one of the staff if we could see the barrel room and she agreed. She gave us a small tour and took some photos of us! I will definitely be going back in the warmer months to enjoy the grounds. My only suggestion is that maybe they price the bottles a little lower in the restaurant as there is a huge difference between buying a bottle in the store ($38) and in the restaurant ($70), for the Margo.

Staff are super accommodating, we were running late due to traffic and they were very understanding and moved us to a later tour time. We then got hungry (lol) and wanted to eat, so they moved our tour time again at our request - which we really appreciated! They also have my favourite wines, I come back every year.

We loved two sisters winery during our visit to Niagara on the Lake. It was a less than 10 minute drive to and from. The tasting experience was very informative and we found our new favorite type/bottle of wine and decided to bring 4 bottles back home with us. The food in the restaurant was amazing. We particularly loved the aranchini so much we almost ordered another serving! Hoping to visit in the peak season when the vines and surrounding plants are bloomed. Beautiful property!

We decided to try their restaurant and do the wine tour based on some of the positive reviews. So we went to have lunch at Kitchen 76 and took in a wine tour afterwards. To start we had the veal meatballs and the homemade focaccia. The olive oil dip was excellent (had the tingle in your throat sensation) with the focaccia. The tomato sauce was quite tasty with the meatballs. We ordered the margherita pizza, with a couple of pastas - tagliatelle and rigatoni. The pizza was delicious, tomato sauce with just the perfect taste profile. Now the pastas was a different experience. They both were too salty and any other flavours of the dish was just too hidden. It was quite disappointing. Next stop was the wine tour. We tasted a total of 5 wines, 2 whites and 3 reds. The 2018 red was very nice and the cab had some great flavours. We really enjoyed the tour but I think Evan our guide that also made a big difference. So thank you Evan! We left with 8 bottles of wine and 4 bottles of their olive oil. I would recommend the vineyard for their wines. But Kitchen 76, well let’s just say that the food was a bit of a let down.

Came here to celebrate my parents birthday and definitely enjoyed the food and service. If you have a big group they will have a group menu for you that's per person but honestly they feed you! The family style appetizers was already filling. My favorite was the artichoke dish and the focaccia bread!!! Great place to celebrate special occasions.

I did a wine tasting at this winery. The ground is beautiful. The wine tasting is inside of a big room. However I thought the wine tasting menu was expensive. For $35 plus tax and tips, we only get to taste 6 glasses of 1 oz wine from a selective menu. The quantity is way too small. The service was just ok. The guy was way too busy to talk to us at our table. I wouldn't go back.

Receptionists weren't very friendly but wines were fairly good. The inside is very pretty.

We got there at about 430 pm on a Sunday. We had intended to do a tasting. We wondered around awhile, no-one acknowledged us. We finally realized we needed to go back to the foyer and speak with one of the two women in the hall. We stood there while being ignored for about 3 minutes. Finally I got a chance to speak to one of them. She told us she didn't know if we could do a tasting or not. Then she walked off. The other woman said she thought we might be able to have a glass of "wine by the glass" but she wasn't sure where we could do that. She wondered off. We went to the bathrooms, which were very clean. When we came out, we decided we didn't want to be there anymore. It is a beautiful space. The vibe from the two employees was incredibly uppity and rude. Oh well, lots of other places to go in the area.

Absolutely beautiful grounds and offerings however there was zero heart or passion. The service was ok but when employees are simply doing a job there are plenty of other vineyards to visit. It's a shame :(

The highlight of our wine tasting in Niagara-on-the-Lake was the opportunity to have a private tasting inside the barrel room at Two Sisters Vineyards. This is an opportunity not to be missed. All of the wines were delicious, especially the LUSH rose. Our guide for this experience was a friendly sommelier who knew everything about the wines and made this experience world class! Thank you, Diether!

This place definitely deserves 10/10. Our server was very attentive and very accommodating. She gave us a few tasters before committing to a bottle of wine. We got one of the best seats in the restaurant close to the vineyard. The pizza is heavy on mushroom and truffle. The cream base is absolutely delish. The dessert was also fantastic. The two dishes pair well with the Sauvignon blanc. Great ambiance. I've been to many wineries in Niagara and this spot has made it to the top of my list. It does get pizza so make sure you make a reservation prior to your visit. Also come hungry, the pizza is delish.

We had fantastic wine and excellent service. Four of us drove here for a day trip from Buffalo, getting a tasting of 4 wines. Our server was especially knowledgeable about the wine blends & friendly. Plan to come back

The property was beautiful , food was amazing! Our wine tasting was exceptional as well. The staff was so welcoming, friendly and knowledgeable. Exceeded my expectations.

My sister wanted to stop by for a glass of wine and to support a women led winery. The place is popular and seemed to have a wedding. Wine tastings were inside. For a glass of wine you're directed outside to the left kind of away from everything. There's a line. You order at a stand. Limited options in terms of wine, non-alcoholic drinks and you can get some bagged chips for food. You fend for yourself in terms of seating. While the view is nice, I was off put by one of the staff inside coming to our chairs asking us to move as we were not in an allotted section under the tree. We and another couple complied moving our chairs over as those chairs wandered over by mistake. Ten minutes later the same guy, put the same chairs in violation and let another couple sit down. Meh. My sister didn't like the rose. Another didn't like the Sauvignon blanc. The Riesling was rated good. The best part is the view. Bathrooms are clean.

Amazing experience and gorgeous ambiance. Our first time here and plan to come back. Customer service was excellent

The experience was good excellent. We did the Wine tasting and David was very informative with all the wines and the use of the glasses. After we booked a dinner reservation at 5pm and Kailynn was also very attentive and informative on the meals. She made some good suggestions that we enjoyed very much. We had a bottle of Cabernet Savignon, and two sisters and I also had a glass of Merlot. Both David and Kailynn took their time on explain every detail of the Vineyard. I appreciate that. It is a must visit to the two sisters vineyard...

Beautiful winery with great wine but very stuffy and lots of dumb rules. We booked a wine tasting at 2pm, loved it. We wanted to get a glass of wine on the patio but we're were turned away because they don't allow new tables from 3-5pm because the kitchen closes. I understand not ordering food, but no wine? Also, the patio was PACKED with people and tables so pouring a glass of wine would have been an easy sell. They offer wine by the glass at picnic tables but it's a limited menu of only 4 wines and didn't have the wine we wanted. Very unaccommodating and stuffy. Wine was excellent and we were considering a membership but hated the way we were treated when trying to buy an additional glass of wine. Truly crazy. Keep in mind, we asked if we could buy a glass of wine at our tasting and the answer was also no. I don't understand. Won't be coming back unfortunately.

The grounds are grand with a long tree lined entrance and impressive estate style building. The outdoor space was not set up for dining or any seating which was disappointing. We purchased two tastings which was the most expensive during our four winery day adventure. I enjoyed the wine and ice wines that I ordered very much. The server seemed very unconcerned and walked away mid sentence when we were asking questions about our flights. He did not return during our tasting and was talking to other servers behind the counter. The tasting room was lovely with a large standing tasting counter and several displays with wine to purchase. We decided to stay for food after the tasting. The dining room was very loud and the wait time was excessive. Again the food was pricey for what we received, a pizza , pasta, and meatball. I do not see us returning during our next Niagara on the Lake visit.

Customer service has really gone down. My friends and I have made it a point to to return to Two Sisters for the past few years on our annual trips to the wine country. Huge fans of the cab sauv, and particularly the Stone Eagle offerings. Regularly hauled $500 worth of wine home to happy wine fridges. However, the experience and vibe from yesterday's visit left a horrible taste in our mouth (figuratively speaking), and likely we will be exploring other winemakers in the region in the future trips. Pretentious and self-important, the establishment reminded me of grade school with all the rules and regulations. Pretty hilarious at one point really. The most pathetically stringent pours for tasting I have seen. As respectable as the wines were, it doesn't justify the price point. I can easily find a reputable French Sancerre or Chablis for the price of their 2020 Chardonnay. I don't know if I'm paying for the wine, or to maintain the establishment's ego- ahem- I mean, grounds. And don't tell me to support local. I don't need to bring my business to places that treat their clients like basic packages. Part of the charm in visiting the wine country is getting to know those involved in or have a passion for the wine making craft. Unfortunately the servers and manager were too busy telling us what could or could not be permitted on the premise. (For the record we were not drunk or making a ruckus. They just have really strict rules). To be fair, I think the server and the shift manager were just carrying out orders. But not did they come across as being particularly informed about the wines. If Melissa and Angela are still at the helm, the strategy needs some soul searching. Don't let "big-ness" get to your head. Remember it's a loyal customer base that ensures your success. And if world class is what you're aiming for, every detail matters. Following the horrendous experience we went to Ravine, whose customer service and excellent wines thankfully saved our day.

I would give no stars if possible. We visited Two Sisters Vineyard on July 23, 2024, 12:30 pm, hoping to have lunch on the patio. We (four of us) had decided not to make reservations due to the ridiculous cancelation policy of $50 per person. I tried calling multiple times to find out if late arrival also incurred a cancelation fee, but no one answered the phone. Even though there were at least 12 empty tables on the patio, we were told that there would be a 45- minute wait. All three hostesses were extremely unfriendly and lacking in any customer service skills. It made me wonder why there were 3 hostesses when there was an obvious shortage of servers? We decided to go next door to Pellar. Much better experience!!!

Had lunch at the vineyard after our day trip to Niagara Falls. The wine and light food was delicious! We started of with a Riesling wine which was absolutely refreshing. We chose the Salumi formaggi which had a selection of cured meats and imported cheese, marinated olives and Estate fruit compote and also the Carciofi which was crispy artichokes with Parmigiano-Reggiano, parsley gremolata and Calabrian olives roasted artichokes. Everything was delicious!! We noticed many people tried the crispy artichokes...it's definitely a must try!! We tried several of the red wines.. all were delicious! Lastly we ordered dessert. They gave us the wrong dessert ----a Strawberry dolcetta DI Baba which was a Citrus and lime leaf soaked baba, whipped mascarpone ganache, macerated strawberries, with amaretto Riesling Icewine...Didn't try it but looks amazing. We ended up getting our dessert to go which was the Torta Settevilli which was a Dark chocolate and hazelnut layered mousse cake w/ cocoa and orange biscotti, whipped caramelized buttermilk, fior de latte gelato----it was amazing!! Don't pass this place up!!

Great wines, great food, great venue and great service. Love the buildings and the manicured grounds.

Two Sisters Vineyards is a craft estate winery that opened in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada in November 2014. It was founded by sisters Angela Marotta and Melissa Marotta-Paolicelli. The sisters had a dream to offer people a unique if not extraordinary winery experience. In the early part of the 21st century, a careful search ended with the purchase of 76 acres just to the south of Niagara-on-the-Lake's 'Old Town' section. The first grapevines were planted in 2007, which included Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot and Chardonnay grapes. An estate winery building was built on the property which was inspired by the European design made popular in 16th century Venice. In addition to the Wine Boutique and Tasting Bar, the main building is also home to the Kitchen 76 restaurant which features a rustic Italian menu that pairs perfectly with the wines. The sisters would later purchase three other vineyards throughout Ontario, bringing the winery's total acreage to over 130 acres. The head winemaker is Adam Pearce and the assistant winemaker is Emily Royal. My wife and I visited Two Sisters Vineyards in April 2016. We were on a sightseeing trip to Niagara Falls for four days. Several people had told us to head north and check out Niagara-on-the-Lake for its huge winery scene. We dedicated a day for visiting wineries and breweries and Two Sisters was our sixth stop of the day. The grounds and the main building were very impressive; we felt like we were at a Grand Bordeaux château. The interior was really nice too. We had a basic tasting inside the Wine Boutique. Some of our favorites included the Cabernets, the Riesling, the Sauvignon Blanc, and their Icewines. Everything was delicious! We purchased some bottles to take back home with us. We would have loved to have eaten at the restaurant, but we already had dinner plans. We'll definitely be back to have more wine and eat at the restaurant the next time we're in the Niagara area.

What a great find! Had a fun afternoon enjoying excellent food and wine! The olives and truffle pizza were both delicious! The staff was extremely friendly and attentive! The vineyard views are beautiful too! I'll definitely be back!

From driving up to the location you just know that this is THE winery to go to in NOTL. The reputation of Two Sisters is of remarkable wine, beautiful vineyards and amazing service. Which I would have to agree. The team here treats you with warm and friendly hospitality. The wines have been perfected over the years and I would highly suggest the Stone Eagle. I was lucky enough to buy a bottle of the 2013 Stone Eagle and it was just so perfect! This location has been a favourite for years.

The wine is excellent. And the idea of having eight samples in a flight is great. The sommelier was knowledgeable. However the pours were extremely stingy. Barely enough for one person to enjoy. Their competitors just down the road did much healthier pours. Too bad.

we went for Sunday lunch the soup came out almost cool temperature and the bread was so salty on top. We had the chicken which came with literally four pieces of vegetables and nothing else. we had the bison and only came with a few pieces of zucchini and a few sliced peppers which you had to cut out the stem and seeds to eat. Add two glasses of wine and a dessert and the bill was $200. Absolutely not worth going I would never return don't waste your money. Was very loud and not an inviting environment.

A must see Winery! Beautiful grounds and lovely restaurant, tasting area and outdoor area with a light, bistro feel. Dinner here is highly recommended but make reservations! We also experienced the wine and food pairing program and found Dieter, our sommelier, highly knowledgeable and the food were perfect complements!

We've been going to Two Sisters for many years now and are never disappointed. We took two friends with us (first time at a winery for one of them) and had a great time! We had the tasting flights in the boutique and a nice walk through the vineyard to the pond and pergola, seeing the eleventh post (namesake of one of the wines) along the way. Beautiful visit on a beautiful day!

You couldn't find a more picturesque location for a delightful patio lunch!! Every bite. Every sip! Truly splendid!

This winery was hands down one our favourites. My husband and I are celebrating our honeymoon and we had Brock who walked us through our tasting experience. He made the time we spent even more enjoyable- definitely check it out!

Planning a day trip to Niagara? In wine country it seems as though there's an abundance of good wine but it's impossible to find amazing food. Nestled on a beautiful sprawling property with a patio that gives off major European feel, it's no wonder why this place is always booked up. I heard about the food here pre-covid being pretty good. But sadly they only have a prix fixe menu right now, which is 2 courses for $70, with the option to add some snacks and sides. We ordered the: 1. Burrata: Heirloom tomatoes, burrata, TSV Olive Oil & fresh basil - The tomatoes were a bit bland, I think they should have used smaller sized tomatoes as they give off more flavor to contrast with the creaminess of the burrata 2. Beef carpaccio: Arugula, pecorino & truffle oil - This is usually my favorite when done well, but unfortunately a bit bland as well. The truffle oil was weak and the abundance of arugula overwhelmed the beef (not pictured) 3. Seafood Tagliatelle: White wine, cherry tomato & parsley - This was very average, the flavors didnt stand out 4. Rigatoni Bolognese: Beef, veal & pork with Parmesan-Reggiano - The was the best item we chose, the flavors were delicious and mixture of 3 meats made for a deep and flavorful sauce 5. Arancini: Sicilian rice balls with smoked mozzarella, tomato sauce & basil These were fairly crispy, however the tomato sauce was a touch bland as well. Not wowed by this meal but honestly it was probably better than my many previous experiences in the Niagara region. But still worth a try for their beautiful atmosphere. Lemme know if you guys have any suggestions on restaurants in Niagara!

One of the best views in Niagara-on-the-Lake but it comes at a high price tag. We mistakenly took an Uber ride from Pellar. TIP - you can walk literally through the vineyard from Pellar to Two Sisters in about 60 seconds. The building is something out of a movie. Very grand. From the tasting room to the hallway that takes you to the dining room to the outdoor patio. Everything is spectacular. The outdoor patio was unbelievable. It overlooks the vineyard. Four story columns. If you forget where you are for a second you could mistake this place for Italy. Wine was great. Cheese plate was a perfect complement to it. Dinner was also delicious but expensive. Margherita pizza and spaghetti aren't sexy dishes but they sure tasted good!

What a gorgeous winery! One of my favourites to have visited by far. The grounds are beautiful and the wines here are fabulous. It's generally hard to find a winery with good Ontario reds and these guys have nailed it in both their Merlots and their Eleventh Post red blends. The Twilight Experience by the pond with Italian picnic and wine pairings is a must-do!

Our first visit to the Two Sisiter's Winery offered us wonderful food, delicious wines and superb service! Thank you to our server Kendra for pairing our day drinking and with an exceptional gastronomical excellence! We hope to see you again in the near future! Cheers !

Great scenery and one of the Best pizza I have ever had. Highly recommend. Need t go during summer

Beautiful space! The food is actually delicious but the prices are like downtown Toronto prices. $30 for a rigatoni bolognese... little harsh. Also, $15 for a glass of wine is kind of crazy. This is Niagra not Napa. We sat on the patio which is very very nice and the service was top notch. I don't really have anything bad to say besides pricing being a little high. Would highly recommend this place to anyone!

This place is gorgeous!!! Request the patio...we sat outside on a beautiful summer evening. The view of the vineyards is gorgeous. The food was awesome....they didn't have much on the menu for me that was vegetarian, dairy free and gluten free. I ordered 2 or 3 side vegetables but they were amazing! Local, fresh and so tasty. I suggest they do have something on the menu more than just side veggies for people with food restrictiond

What a great place to have dinner and of course a glass of wine. The outside seating is beautiful and overlooking vineyards. The food (Italian cuisine) is very good. Our server Dani was the best we have seen in some time, so attentive, friendly and helpful. She made you feel like you were her only table though she had 4-5. Highly recommend.

Discovered this gem at the vineyards at Niagara on The Lake. We booked a twilight tour dinner package which included a tour and picnic dinner alomg with wine tasting. Although it says twilight, the tour actually was at 630pm which was perfect timing as sun was just beginning to set. Tour starts you off with a glass of lush Rose champagne then they take you along the vineyards for a tour. Tour guide Ken was very knowledgeable and kept it interesting. We were then taken to a pond onsite where a picnic dinner setting was setup. Food was simple but still very good. The main event were the wines. There were 4 of us in the tour but they offered 4 bottles of wine! So please make sure you book a bed n breakfast after all this drinking. It all ends with another glass of ice wine and quick tour inside their barrel room. Entire tour and dinner spans about 1.5-2hrs depending how much time you wanna enjoy it. All in one very impressed with this winery. Decor, wine and tour was amazing. For $65/person (tips and tax in) very reasonably priced as you get plenty of wine tasting. A must go!

From the moment you drive up to the immense building on this beautiful vineyard, you know that you have arrived at a very special place. Once you walk through the grand entrance and take in the majestic surroundings, you begin to feel like you are very special as well. The staff is professional and treat guests with warmth and hospitality. Niagara-on-the-Lake has been a favourite destination of mine for many years. I can't believe I've only just found out about this gem. Can not wait to go back.

Beautiful facility. But wine tasting at $30 for four tiny sips of wine was way over priced. The sampling size was so small that you could barely even taste the wine. Definitely recommend avoiding this winery, too many others to experience at a better value.

We went here with reservations and arrived early. We checked at Kitchen76 which is their restaurant and then waited. The staff was friendly and nice. We got a table outside at our request overlooking the vineyard. Beautiful view. It wasn't supposed to rain but a front moved through and it started to rain. Our waitress was awesome and offered to move us to another table. Awesome and attentive. The food here is good. Flavourful. Recommend the arancini since that was my favourite of the three appetizers we tried. The smoke mozzarella and the simple tomato sauce with a leaf of basil had simple flavours that all worked together. The artichoke was good. Lemon flavour was what made this dish come together. Focaccia was good too and the olives and olive oil were decent. By the time our pizzas came out, we were full but, tried a slice and flavourful but not the best Italian pizza I have had in Canada. Some of the best Italian food I have had has been in little Italy in Windsor. But pizza and wine is a good combination. We would go back for the calming view.

Super enjoyable setting for some wine tasting. Lovely view especially with fall colors turning. Our host provided a lot of great information and was all around affable. Tastings are first come first serve and due to Covid restrictions they have limited the number of people per tasting. We were there early enough to not have a long wait. The Margo rose is stellar and highly recommended. The Chardonnay was also very good and in our top 3. Customer service exceeded our expectations.

Absolutely gorgeous winery and restaurant (Kitchen 76). We stopped here for lunch, no reservations. We wanted to sit on the outdoor patio, but it was really windy, so it was closed. The inside part is beautiful too. Very nice atmosphere. We ordered wine and beer. I thought the wine was overpriced ...paid $14 for a glass of chardonnay, when you can buy the entire bottle in the winery for $20, but it was delicious. Only 3 beer selections, but it was really good. They are popular for their wood fired pizzas , so that's what we got. Ours had sausage, red peppers, and mozzarella cheese. It was awesome. They offer a spicy oil and crushed red pepper , such such a nice touch. We put the oil on the crust. For an appetizer, we got fried rice balls with mozzarella inside. Awesome! Seemmend. Just wish wine prices were a bit more reasonable, then I would've ordered a few glasses!

We had been looking for quality ingredients, prepared with care and served in a comfortable environment to reward ourselves for all the take-outs during the past couple of years. Yes there is a blazing fireplace and vaulted ceilings, but the food and the wines are very, very good and the service is pleasant and friendly.

The location and atmosphere were beautiful. I came here just for a light dinner and a glass of wine. Twin Sisters was our place of choice because there were only about 2-3 vineyard's that also served food from what we could find. There was another large Vineyard right next door that also has a restaurant. They have a ton of outdoor seating on their patio that overlooks the vineyard. As for the food...VERY PRICEY (keep in mind I'm in college so spending $30 on a pizza and $15+ on a glass of wine really breaks the bank). I ordered the rose which I was pleased with. I don't like my wines too sweet so I thought this was a perfect rose for me. What I was really impressed with was the pizza. It had goat cheese, mozzarella, mushrooms, and spinach on it and it was fantastic. It was also the perfect size for splitting. Both my mom and I were perfectly content with our shared portion. Just something to keep in mind they didn't start serving dinner until 5:30...We arrived around five and they sat us knowing we were waiting until they served dinner. They did take our drink order early but then didn't come back until about 5:45 to see what we would like for our meal.

A few years ago I came to Two Sisters for a wine tasting. At the time the winery had not been opened long, and I encountered a bit of snooty service along with pricey wines. The place also felt a bit like Hogwarts. I have the place 3 stars. Not that my past or current review means anything, however, I do appreciate Yelp and want to set the record straight where my past criticisms should be checked. Two Sisters is still pricey and the place is still reminiscent of a castle. That said, here is what has changed... 1. Excellent wines that have delivered in competitions over the past couple of years. The 2014 platinum-winner Cab Franc is, even at 85$ a bottle, worth it. What started as expensive ok-good wines have really become more valuable excellent wines. 2. Great service. Recently I had tremendous service with Nicholas. He was very attentive and shared great intel on the wines and winery. 3. Two Sisters is raising the bar for everyone. A tasting here is not cheap (20$/person), nor is the cheapest wine (a 34$ Sauvignon blanc was the least expensive I saw). That said, everything here is of remarkable quality. When this region's reputation becomes even more defined and respected, it will be because places like Two Sisters set and exceeded a high standard. I will be back soon.

The place itself is beautiful. The wines we were able to try were pretty good. However, we had some pretty rude service unfortunately, which makes me not want to return or recommend. Very off putting. It was busy in the tasting room, but we were treated like we were a bother to the people working there. One of the ladies even commented to her coworker that she was just so over people today. Right in front of us. We are frequent wine drinkers and members of quite a few wine clubs. We've been to many wineries across many countries and regions and haven't had a negative experience like this before.

Fantastic winery located in the Northern portion of NOTL right next to Peller Estates. We decided to start with the 6pm winery tour and our tour guide, Ken, was extremely knowledgeable both on the history and grapes of Two Sisters. Our tour group was around 9 people and took about 50 minutes from start to finish. Over the course of the tour, we had several opportunities to ask questions and sample around 4 of their wines, as well as the olive oil (if you ask!). If you decide to tour one of the several wineries in NOTL, I'd highly recommend this one! Reservations for the tour are required and can be made online or over the phone. Afterwards, we decided to grab dinner at Two Sisters Winery as they feature a full restaurant as well, and the food was absolutely stunning. Service was thorough but could've been a little quicker. The Arincini rice balls were flavorful and light - the marinia sauce they're served on is absolutely out of this world. We then ordered the Orrechiette pasta and the Salsicce pizza, both A+ dishes. The crust and bake on the pizza was exactly how neopolitian style pizza should be done. We finished off with the beignets which come with 3 dipping sauces - whipped cream, caramel, and chocolate. While we didn't buy any of their wine bottles, the tour was a great way to sample some stellar wine and following that with dinner was a great ending to the enjoyable experience we had at Two Sisters Winery

Terrible service! I will never come back They took our money but would not serve! What a waste of trip! Came from Windsor!

This review is based on the Twilight Tour at the winery. This Twilight Tour only offers once a day at 6:30pm and reservation is required. I book it on their site about 1 week ago and it was very easy. I arrived a little early to check out the winery. Staffs are all nice and very friendly. We were given a plastic wine glass prior to tour and we were greet by our tour Ken. He was awesome! He started us off with a sprinkling wine and start walking thru the winery with lots of history and interesting thinfs about the winery! Then we arrived at the pond where the picnic table is all set waiting for us! The food was prepared by the restaurant and it was amazing! I would definitely go back to try their restaurant! We were given a few more different types of wines and we ended our tour back in the tasting room where we got a little taste of ice wine to finish this wonderful tour! Highly recommended!

After playing tourist for the day in Niagara Falls with my sister, Two Sisters was the perfect spot to take the load off and sip amazing local wine. Now I'm no wine connoisseur so I can't comment on how good anything was, but I can say we both preferred the Whites and Rosés. The Reds were either too bold or too dry for our liking. Service was great! Staff were knowledgeable and kept up with our demands and wine choices. I did not end up purchasing a bottle as I was flying out the next day but I would have if I wasn't. Winner for us was the Rosé!