Wineries with food on US wine trails

91 of the 211 wineries on the 10 trails we cover list food on site (a kitchen, café, menu or food trucks). Grouped by trail.

Checked October 1, 2026 on each winery’s own website and the trail’s member listing.

Menus and food-truck days change by season. Check the winery’s site before you plan lunch around it.

Monticello Wine Trail (Virginia, 24)

  • Afton Mountain Vineyards

    Afton

    One of Virginia's early farm wineries, with first vines planted in the 1970s; makes Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Gewurztraminer and a traditional-method sparkling wine.

    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • live music
    • food
  • Barboursville Vineyards

    Barboursville

    Founded in 1976 by the Zonin wine family of Italy; known for its Octagon Bordeaux-style blend, Cabernet Franc and Nebbiolo, on an estate with ruins of a Jefferson-designed mansion.

    • $20 per person
    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
  • Blenheim Vineyards

    Charlottesville

    Founded in 2000 by Dave Matthews on the historic Blenheim Farm; about 30 acres planted across three vineyard sites.

    • $25 for a guided tasting of 5 wines
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • food
  • Cardinal Point Vineyard & Winery

    Afton

    Family winery below Afton Mountain whose grower also makes the wines; list includes a vinho-verde-style white called Green and a hopped Chardonnay.

    • $25 for a guided tasting of 5 wines (weekends)
    • dog-friendly
    • live music
    • food
    • event venue
  • Chisholm Vineyards

    Earlysville

    100% estate-grown wines from a 12-acre vineyard at Adventure Farm, run by the Chisholm family since 1950; wines are made at Early Mountain Vineyards.

    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • live music
    • food
    • event venue
  • Chiswell Farm & Winery

    Greenwood

    Owned by the Chiles family of Carter Mountain Orchard, grape growers for 30+ years; wines made by Michael Shaps and Matthieu Finot. Adults 21+ only, no dogs.

    • Build-your-own flight of 4 wines (price not listed); Reserve Tasting $30 per person by reservation
    • food
  • Cunningham Creek Winery

    Palmyra

    Family boutique winery on a former cattle and hay farm, planted from 2012, about 12 miles from Jefferson's original vineyard.

    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • live music
    • food
    • event venue
  • Eastwood Farm & Winery

    Charlottesville

    Women-owned, multi-generational winery making wines, ciders and beers; a second tasting room, the Virginia Wine Collective, is at 1585 Avon Street Ext.

    • food
    • live music
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • brewery/cidery
  • Fallen Tree Vineyard

    Crozet

    Mostly dry-style wines made by Matthieu Finot, with valley and mountain views.

    • food
    • dog-friendly
  • Hardware Hills Vineyard

    Scottsville

    Started in 2007 as Thistle Gate, Fluvanna County's first vineyard; known for its sangria.

    • live music
    • food
    • picnic
    • event venue
  • Hark Vineyards

    Earlysville

    100% estate wines made on site by Jake Busching; its 2023 Cabernet Franc won the 2026 Monticello Cup.

    • $15 white tasting or $20 red/mixed tasting (4 wines, 2oz pours)
    • picnic
    • dog-friendly
    • food
  • Hazy Mountain Vineyards

    Afton

    Estate vineyard first planted in 2019, about 35 acres on south-facing slopes; also runs a brewery.

    • Guided tasting $20 per guest
    • brewery/cidery
    • food
  • Jefferson Vineyards

    Charlottesville

    On the site Jefferson and Philip Mazzei chose for Virginia's first wine company; a commercial vineyard again since 1981.

    • live music
    • picnic
    • dog-friendly
    • food
  • Keswick Vineyards

    Keswick

    Family-owned winery making small lots, including Verdejo, Viognier, Norton and Touriga.

    • food
    • picnic
    • dog-friendly
    • live music
    • kids area
  • King Family Vineyards

    Crozet

    Family-owned winery with Matthieu Finot as winemaker; hosts polo on Sundays from Memorial Day to mid-October.

    • Guided tastings from $25
    • picnic
    • dog-friendly
    • food
  • Lovingston Winery

    Lovingston

    100% estate-grown wines since 2003 from 11 acres and eight grape varieties, including Pinotage.

    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • food
    • event venue
  • Merrie Mill Farm & Vineyard

    Keswick

    Estate wines poured in a 5,000 sq ft tasting room built on the site of an old tractor barn.

    • Full-catalog tasting $60 per person with cheese and charcuterie
    • food
    • live music
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
  • Mount Ida Farm & Vineyard

    Charlottesville

    Tasting room and taphouse opened in 2018 at Mount Ida Reserve, with just over 20 acres of vines and farm-brewed beer.

    • food
    • brewery/cidery
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
  • Oakencroft Farm & Winery

    Charlottesville

    One of Albemarle's first commercial vineyards (1980s), reopened under new owners; focuses on hybrid grapes and regenerative farming.

    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
  • Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards

    North Garden

    Vineyard with a farm-to-table kitchen and event venue on Bundoran Farm; wines made by Michael Shaps.

    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
  • Southwest Mountains Vineyards

    Keswick

    Estate winery in Keswick whose tasting barn is a restored 1903 structure.

    • food
    • dog-friendly
  • The Barn at 678 Vineyard

    Barboursville

    Winery founded by Ricky and Lorrie Bryant, pouring Chardonnay, Viognier, red blends and sparkling wines.

    • dog-friendly
    • food
  • Trump Winery

    Charlottesville

    Large estate with 227 acres of vines, known for traditional-method sparkling wines.

    • $25-$45 per self-guided flight
    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
  • Veritas Vineyard & Winery

    Afton

    Family-owned winery for about 25 years; winemaker Emily Pelton makes sparkling, white and Bordeaux-style red wines.

    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • live music

Wineries with food on the Monticello Wine Trail · full trail guide

Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail (Michigan, 14)

  • 45 North Vineyard & Winery

    Lake Leelanau

    Sits on the 45th parallel; makes grape wines, ciders and fruit wines from estate and nearby fruit.

    • Flights of 3 or 5 and glass pours; price not listed on winery site
    • food
  • Aurora Cellars

    Lake Leelanau

    Small winery using Leelanau Peninsula grapes, with a self-guided vineyard walk.

    • $15 for five 1 oz samples; flights $15 (3 pours) or $25 (5 pours)
    • food
    • event venue
  • Bel Lago Vineyard & Winery

    Cedar

    Focus on reds such as Pinot Noir and Cabernet Franc plus Auxerrois, Riesling and ciders, overlooking South Lake Leelanau.

    • food
    • live music
    • lake view
  • Black Star Farms (Suttons Bay)

    Suttons Bay

    160-acre estate making varietal wines and fruit brandies, with an inn and walking trails.

    • lodging
    • distillery
    • food
    • event venue
  • Blustone Vineyards

    Lake Leelanau

    Hilltop estate tasting room with guided tastings of cool-climate wines and small plates.

    • food
    • event venue
  • Chateau Fontaine

    Lake Leelanau

    Former potato farm with vineyards planted in the 1990s; whites like Chardonnay and Riesling, plus reds and cherry wine.

    • $2 per taste
    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • live music
  • Dune Bird Winery

    Northport

    Winery and espresso bar on M-22 north of Leland, with cool-climate wines and non-alcoholic options.

    • food
    • live music
    • lodging
  • French Valley Vineyard

    Cedar

    Estate-grown Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Chardonnay, Riesling and cold-hardy grapes like Marquette.

    • food
    • live music
    • kids area
    • lodging
  • Gilchrist Farm Winery

    Suttons Bay

    Farm-to-table winery in a restored 1900 house in downtown Suttons Bay, next to the TART bike trail; grapes from its 22-acre farm.

    • food
    • event venue
  • Good Harbor Vineyards

    Lake Leelanau

    Family-run winery three miles south of Leland, making wines since 1980 from 100% Michigan fruit.

    • $15 for 5 one-ounce pours, or $15 flight trio (3 two-ounce pours)
    • food
  • Laurentide Winery

    Lake Leelanau

    Dry-farmed cool-climate vinifera planted on a cherry farm from 2006; an early commercial grower of Sauvignon Blanc locally.

    • food
  • Rove Winery at the Gallagher Estate

    Traverse City

    Family farm and winery on a high point of the peninsula, using estate-grown grapes.

    • Private seated tasting $50 per guest (reservation)
    • food
    • live music
    • dog-friendly
    • kids area
  • Shady Lane Cellars

    Suttons Bay

    Estate winery at the base of the peninsula, minutes from downtown Traverse City.

    • live music
    • food
  • Verterra Winery

    Leland

    Wines from over 40 acres of family vineyards in Leelanau; tasting room across from Fishtown plus a vineyard site, The Ridge.

    • event venue
    • kids area
    • food

Wineries with food on the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail · full trail guide

Texas Hill Country Wineries (Texas, 14)

  • Arch Ray Winery

    Fredericksburg

    Winery inside the 72-acre Arch Ray Resort on the Pedernales River, alongside a brewery, distillery and restaurant.

    • food
    • lodging
    • brewery/cidery
    • distillery
    • dog-friendly
  • Bell Springs Winery

    Dripping Springs

    Small-lot wines from Texas-grown grapes, with an on-site brewery.

    • Guided tasting with charcuterie board $30 per person
    • brewery/cidery
    • kids area
    • food
    • event venue
  • Bingham Family Vineyards

    Hye

    100% Texas estate wines grown and made by the Bingham family.

    • $20 for 5 estate wines; reserve tasting $35
    • food
  • Carter Creek Winery

    Johnson City

    Winery resort with villas, a restaurant, the Old 290 Brewery and a spa on site.

    • lodging
    • food
    • brewery/cidery
    • dog-friendly
    • live music
  • Driftwood Estate Winery

    Driftwood

    Tasting room on a bluff above its estate vineyard; wines made on site from estate and Texas High Plains fruit. Adults 21+ only.

    • $25 for 6 wines
    • food
  • Duchman Family Winery

    Driftwood

    • food
  • Inwood Estates Vineyards

    Fredericksburg

    Low-yield winemaking, with a bistro menu at its US-290 tasting room.

    • food
  • Pedernales Cellars

    Stonewall · reservation required

    Wines from a sixth-generation Texas family.

    • Guided tastings $45-$50 per guest
    • food
  • Perissos Vineyard and Winery

    Burnet

    • $28 per tasting
    • food
    • dog-friendly
  • Ron Yates Winery

    Hye

    Full range of Texas wines, poured with wood-fired pizza from its own kitchen.

    • food
    • live music
  • Slate Theory Winery

    Fredericksburg

    Family-owned winery using 100% Texas fruit from its estate vineyards and regional growers.

    • White $25, mixed $30, red $35 per person
    • food
    • dog-friendly
  • Solaro Estate Winery

    Dripping Springs

    Limited-production estate wines under the motto 'The Art of Science'.

    • live music
    • food
    • event venue
  • Spicewood Vineyards

    Spicewood

    Winery on a 32-acre vineyard with two tasting menus.

    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • food
  • Stone House Vineyard

    Spicewood

    Pours wines from Texas, Australia and California, with a restaurant on site.

    • $30 per person; $55 option
    • food

Wineries with food on the Texas Hill Country Wineries · full trail guide

Seneca Lake Wine Trail (New York, 10)

  • Belhurst Estate Winery

    Geneva

    Winery on the historic Belhurst estate that also makes Mabel's Oat Soda Co. beer and hard cider; two restaurants and hotels on site.

    • $10 for a flight of 5 wines
    • food
    • lodging
    • brewery/cidery
    • event venue
    • lake view
  • Either Oar Wine, Whiskey, and Cheese Bar

    Hector

    Seated bar from the owners of Idol Ridge Winery and Alder Creek Distillery, serving wine and cheese pairing flights and whiskey cocktails.

    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
  • Fox Run Vineyards

    Penn Yan

    Family-owned west-side winery making estate wines since 1989; runs on its own solar power and offers vineyard and winery tours.

    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
  • Glenora Wine Cellars

    Dundee

    Seneca Lake's first winery, opened in 1977; also runs a restaurant and a 30-room inn.

    • $10 for 5 wines of your choice
    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
    • picnic
  • Red Newt Cellars

    Hector

    Founded in 1998; focuses on aromatic whites such as Riesling, Gewurztraminer and Pinot Gris, and has a bistro.

    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
  • Silver Thread Winegarden

    Lodi

    Boutique winery on the east shore since 1991 using regenerative farming, focused on Riesling; solar-powered.

    • $15 per person
    • food
    • event venue
    • picnic
    • lake view
  • Tabora Farm and Winery

    Dundee

    Winery with a from-scratch deli and bakery; wines focus on native and hybrid grapes, with growing vinifera plantings.

    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
    • picnic
  • Three Brothers Wineries and Estates

    Geneva

    One estate with three wineries and a brewery, plus a cafe.

    • Single tasting pass $40; shared pass $55
    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • lodging
    • brewery/cidery
  • Ventosa Vineyards

    Geneva

    100% estate winery focused on older-vintage dry reds, including Italian varieties Sangiovese and Tocai Friulano; has Cafe Toscana.

    • $10.30 per person ($10 cash) for 5 wines
    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
    • picnic
    • lodging
  • Wagner Vineyards

    Lodi

    Family winery on the east shore since 1979 with over 30 wines, a craft brewery and the Ginny Lee Cafe.

    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
    • picnic
    • brewery/cidery

Wineries with food on the Seneca Lake Wine Trail · full trail guide

Cayuga Lake Wine Trail (New York, 6)

  • Buttonwood Grove Winery

    Romulus

    Governor's Cup winner growing Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Riesling, with newer Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir and Gewurztraminer plantings.

    • food
    • lodging
    • live music
    • lake view
  • Cayuga Ridge Estate Winery

    Ovid

    Challen family estate winery making wines from its own vineyards, poured in a rustic barn tasting room.

    • $8 for four wines of your choice
    • food
    • dog-friendly
  • Montezuma Winery

    Seneca Falls

    Martin family winery and meadery that grew out of beekeeping; also home to Hidden Marsh Distillery and its honey-based BEE Vodka.

    • From $10 for 6 wines plus a sip of the month; spirit tastings from $6 for 3
    • food
    • distillery
    • dog-friendly
    • live music
  • Sheldrake Point Winery

    Ovid

    Estate winery founded in 1997 on a former orchard and dairy farm, growing ten vinifera varieties; known for its Cabernet Franc dry rosé and ice wines.

    • $15 for 5 wines of your choice; Vintage Room library tasting $50
    • food
    • live music
    • lake view
  • Six Eighty Cellars

    Ovid

    Small winery founded in 2020 that ages wines from certified sustainable grapes in terracotta, clay, concrete and sandstone vessels.

    • not listed (5 wines of your choice)
    • food
    • lodging
    • picnic
    • lake view
  • Thirsty Owl Wine Company

    Ovid

    Lakefront estate winery pouring more than 25 wines, from Riesling and Pinot Gris to Malbec, Syrah and Pinot Noir; has its own boat dock.

    • $5 for 5 wines ($2 back as a coupon on a bottle); $10 for groups over 20
    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • lake view
    • picnic

Wineries with food on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail · full trail guide

Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail (Michigan, 6)

  • 2 Lads Winery

    Traverse City

    58-acre estate near the tip of the peninsula focused on cool-climate reds and sparkling wines.

    • $15 wine flights; guided tasting $40; private tour & tasting $75
    • food
    • dog-friendly
  • Brys Estate Vineyard & Winery

    Traverse City

    Family-run 155-acre estate with a tasting room, upper deck and guesthouse.

    • food
    • lodging
    • picnic
  • Chateau Chantal

    Traverse City

    Hilltop 65-acre estate with views of both bays; makes more than 40 wines from dry to sweet, and runs a B&B.

    • Spirit tastings from $3; wine by the glass from $9
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • live music
    • food
    • event venue
  • Chateau Grand Traverse

    Traverse City

    Making wine on Old Mission Peninsula since 1974; has an inn and offers walk-in and reserved tasting experiences.

    • lodging
    • food
    • live music
    • dog-friendly
  • Mari Vineyards

    Traverse City

    100% estate winery with 73 acres of vines and Italian varieties; has an underground wine cave.

    • Guided tasting of 5 wines $24; flights from $24; cave tour $20; tour & tasting $75
    • food
    • picnic
    • event venue
    • live music
  • Tabone Vineyards

    Traverse City

    Estate winery making small batches of dry, fruit-forward Riesling, Chardonnay and Pinot Gris; first vintage in 2014.

    • dog-friendly
    • food

Wineries with food on the Old Mission Peninsula Wine Trail · full trail guide

Shawnee Hills Wine Trail (Illinois, 6)

  • Alto Vineyards

    Alto Pass

    Family winery making wine since its first vintage in 1988, one of the three founders of the trail, with a second tasting room in Champaign.

    • Flight of 4 wines you pick; price not listed
    • food
    • dog-friendly
  • Blue Sky Vineyard

    Makanda

    Tuscan-style winery on a 13-acre vineyard at the eastern end of the trail, with wines such as Chardonnay, Seyval, Concord and rosé.

    • food
    • lodging
    • picnic
    • event venue
  • Feather Hills Vineyard

    Cobden

    Founded in 2018 by Randy and Renee Feather; focuses on dry wines from Shawnee Hills AVA grapes, poured at two locations.

    • Guided tasting of 5 wines or preset flights; price not listed
    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • kids area
    • live music
    • event venue
  • Owl Creek Vineyard

    Cobden

    First commercial vineyard in the Shawnee Hills AVA (1980), winery since 1995, also making Apple Knocker hard ciders and sangrias.

    • Self-guided flights of wine, sangria and cider (can be mixed); price not listed
    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • live music
    • brewery/cidery
  • StarView Vineyards

    Cobden

    Family-owned winery established in 2006, pouring dry reds through sweet sangrias.

    • Guided tasting of 5 wines; price not listed
    • food
    • lodging
    • dog-friendly
    • live music
    • picnic
  • Von Jakob Winery & Brewery

    Alto Pass

    Winery and brewery in one, with nearly 20 Illinois wines, German-style beers and hard ciders from its own apples.

    • Flights of wine, beer and cider; price not listed
    • food
    • lodging
    • brewery/cidery

Wineries with food on the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail · full trail guide

Keuka Lake Wine Trail (New York, 5)

  • Agricolae Estate Winery by Ravines

    Hammondsport

    Farm winery project of Ravines making dry, light-style wines; pours both Agricolae and Ravines wines.

    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • lake view
  • Domaine LeSeurre Winery

    Hammondsport

    Run by Sebastien and Celine LeSeurre, from a Champagne winemaking family; offers wine with food or French macaron pairings.

    • $15 for 5 wines
    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • lake view
  • Keuka Spring Vineyards

    Penn Yan

    Founded in 1981 and owned by the Simmons grape-growing family since 2022; makes wines from named vineyard sites.

    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • lake view
  • Vineyard View Winery

    Keuka Park

    Folts family farm dating to 1893 that grows about 250 acres of grapes and makes its own range of wines.

    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • lake view
  • Weis Vineyards

    Hammondsport

    Opened in 2016 by Hans Peter Weis, a Mosel-trained winemaker, and Ashlee Weis; named New York Wine Classic Winery of the Year in 2022, 2024, 2025 and 2026.

    • food
    • dog-friendly

Wineries with food on the Keuka Lake Wine Trail · full trail guide

Lake Erie Wine Country (New York, 4)

  • 21 Brix Winery

    Portland

    Winery set among vineyards and cherry orchards, making everything from a bottle-fermented sparkling Chardonnay to an estate Cabernet Sauvignon.

    • food
    • picnic
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
    • live music
  • Arundel Cellars & Brewing Co.

    North East

    Winery and brewery pouring dry to sweet wines, an ice-style wine and a port alongside its own craft beer.

    • food
    • picnic
    • dog-friendly
    • brewery/cidery
    • event venue
  • Burch Farms Country Market & Winery

    North East

    Year-round farm market and winery growing apples, peaches and grapes, with wines made from its own fruit or other Pennsylvania farms.

    • food
    • picnic
    • dog-friendly
    • event venue
  • Yori Wine Cellars

    North East

    Family winery begun as a hobby in a century-old stone cellar, now making 25+ wines, 15 grape varieties grown on its farm; next door to Michael's Italian Restaurant.

    • food

Wineries with food on the Lake Erie Wine Country · full trail guide

Hermann Wine Trail (Missouri, 2)

  • Adam Puchta Winery

    Hermann

    Family farm winery first opened in 1855 and reopened in 1990, now run by the seventh generation; grows its own Norton.

    • $10 for 6 wines, souvenir glass included
    • food
    • dog-friendly
    • picnic
    • live music
    • event venue
  • Hermannhof Winery

    Hermann

    Downtown winery in an 1848 building with ten stone cellars on the National Register of Historic Places; makes dry to sweet and sparkling wines.

    • food
    • lodging
    • live music
    • picnic