Best pizza. Relaxing atmosphere. Wonderful service.
was there this weekend. Got a taste of a sweet and a taste of the ice wine. I realize that ice wine is expensive.but two small tastings cost $3.50 was not impressed. Wines were so so - I'm stunned also by the reviews.
Wish I didn't waste my time at the others north of here. This place was pricey but Worth every penny. Amazing wine, great people, and live music.
Great place! The 2012 Reserve 30 month Cabernet was really good! Make sure you get ice bucket and chill a little. Bread and dip really good..and the crostini bread with cheese and fig yummy.
A nice little winery, varied types of wine for different palettes, overall a great experience, thank you!
The wine and prices are a lot better than some of the other wineries around. If I could add a suggestion it would be this: maybe expand your Italian dishes a little more and have entertainment on Sunday afternoons. This will surely bring in the crowds. I feel this was the only things that were missing. Spaghetti and eggplant would be wonderful!
This is a MUST STOP every time we are in town. Many times we stop at GOTL just for Laurellos. Where else can you get wood fire pizza, with a gluten free option, and is tasty! Everyone is knowledgeable and accommodating to gf needs. The fireplace is cozy. The staff is friendly. The wines are top notch. I've been there with the hubs, friends and just the children, and have yet to have a bad experience!
Laurello's cast tasting was very disappointing.I can't even tell you the taste of there wine because they were so stingy with the pour. Come on Laurello the other 4winery's give a nice pour so you could at least taste the wine.
They have the best pizza ever. The homemade sauce was delicious. We had GRV and Naso Bianco wine. Very good
Walked in and wasn't greeted. We've never been here so didn't know the protocol. We waited for a few minutes to see if we should seat ourselves or not and ended up having to stop someone walking by to see what we should be doing. Once we got someone's attention, we asked to taste some wine. We were given one cup to have between the three of us for a white. After we decided to get that one, we wanted to try a red. WE WERE SERVED THE RED IN THE SAME CUP AS THE WHITE. Hard to believe this place is a real winery as they cross contaminate the wines for tastings.
We bought two bottles of wine and ordered two flat bread pizzas. As a previous reviewer said, they were served on paper plates, were incredibly small, BURNED ON THE BOTTOM, and worst of all, we were told to go get them. So we paid 80+ dollars to seat ourselves, taste a red mixed with a white which we had to split between us, eat burned pizza, and get our own food. At that point, I don't even remember if the wine was any good.