Bully Hill Vineyards Restaurant

We come every year. Tasting bar was understaffed. No personal interaction. Although not the employees fault, since he was on his own. Having to get up to order and pay for your own food makes me feel like a fast food restraint. Good mediocre compared to what i experienced in the past.

We were very pleased with our lunch and tasting at Bully Hill. I do agree with other reviews that it is not *the* most romantic setting, however the view is stellar. Meals ranged from $12-18, and my wife and I both got the pulled-brisket sandwitch (delicious fries!). Service was quick (albeit on a quiet day). Be aware that the cafe closes at 4 on most days, not at 5 like the tasting area. The fellow at the tasting bar was knowledgable and friendly. $1 per tasting was pretty standard. The place feels a little touristy, but I can imagine they have to be able to accommodate large groups of people!

Huge place with great views and a ton of wines to choose from! Matt is the guy you want to look for when doing a wine tasting!

Third year in a row there. Last year they took away tipping in restaurant. How did that work out for u??? This year was like going to McDonalds. You had to go and place order right by bathroom line. Excuse was cannot get help. Wonder why!!!! Dont know if we will make the trip again. We enjoyed the Pitcher of Sangria, the German Platter etc

Delicious lunch of strawberry chicken salad with warm flaky croissant and pumpkin soup. View was outstanding and I support their new policy of ordering food from the counter. It's very difficult to retain people to work in the service industry in this area so changes had to be made. However, unlike a previous post, this is the only winery in the area where the wines are sweet, not dry. Check out the gift shop, best in the area!

Our friends brought an enormous bottle of Sweet Walter Red to a party one time and it sat for ages. Every time my wife saw me drinking it she said, “you drinking Walter again?” And I would reply, “yes” in a low, guilty voice. The flavor is so sweet it’s suspicious. What swill are they trying to cover up with all that sweetness? Every sip has me puckered and gasping. This wine would pair well with... birthday cake? Naw, maybe an old pair of shoes.

Dustin was very knowledgeable and friendly! I loved the wine, the atmosphere, and the entire staff. Will definitely be back!

Good, basic, easy drinking wines with a large selection and a fun atmosphere. The labels are excellent and the art museum is a great place to see them. The views are beautiful as well.

One of the only places to get dry wines! I call this the microwinery!!! Has a ton of selections and the $1 tasting per wine is a great way to taste only what you want. The view is beautiful. The museum is worth checking out since the history of wine and champagne and the area give you perspective to the Taylor involvement in wine making at keuka. The artwork is crazy cool and worth a visit to see life of walter during the 70's till his death.

Disappointing....food was just ok. They forgot some of it and I had to ask two more times before it finally came. We usually love coming here and have always been satisfied until today..