Laurello Vineyards

We held a bereavement luncheon at Laurello & were extremely happy with the food, service & accommodations that Laurello provided. The servers for our event went out of their way to ensure that our guests were well fed & cared for. They were sensitive to our situation & made sure that we had enough food when additional guests joined our party. The food was hot & ready right on time when we arrived. The room was a perfect size for our party and the atmosphere was comfortable which is just what we hoped for.

Post pandemic! Visiting for the wine, the food, and the live music. Yessss! They haven't missed a step in their game. They have lots of great food options and awesome wines. We stopped in and had a bottle of their off-dry Reisling. It has great flavor and just enough sweetness to satisfy both dry and sweet wine drinkers. The food offerings are enough and their pizzas are the bomb. We had the Greek specialty pizza and were not disappointed. Their live music schedule is top rate. You have to come and judge for yourself.

Wine was good but flights were overpriced, food was an incredible ripoff. The $16 "Artichoke dip in a Rustic Bread Bowl" - there was no "rustic bread bowl," it was a small plastic bowl of what looked like store-bought artichoke dip with what tasted like store bought round chips on a paper plate. No bread bowl in site. complete ripoff. The $16 "Buffalo Chicken Dip" was about the same. A small plastic bowl of generic buffalo dip and some chips. Lame. At least this one didn't pretend to come in a bread bowl. The $19 "Artisan Cheese Board" was somehow a bigger waste of money. It was a pre-made plastic to-go container with a block of cheese you had to cut yourself, a dollop of some sort of creamy cheese (which was very tasty), a lil tiny bit of some fruits or something and a couple nuts. No crackers or bread or anything to PUT the cheese onto. No board in site. Just a partitioned plastic to-go container. The $17 Meatballs? Yeah, they were really good, but at nearly $6/meatball it was a complete ripoff. The flights of wine were 4 tiny shot glasses on a paper plate. The winery we went to after gave you 6 small glasses on a nice cup-holding circular metal contraption for $1 less. We left before seeing how bad they could rip us off for entrees and went to a different winery instead. Overall, it felt more like a dive bar experience.