Best Wineries in Northwest Philly

Everything we ate and drank was superb. Waitress was attentive and nice. Cold seafood platter was great way to kick things off and $70 for 4 people at high-end restaurant was reasonable. Onion bread in bread basket was a dream come true as was the French onion soup. Honestly that would have been more than enough food and was glad both couples split their steaks as that saved money and was plenty of food. No one left hungry. I wasn’t thrilled with the bottles of wine offered - but found one that was within my budget that we enjoyed. Chocolate flourless cake was split amongst us / and one bite was perfect way to end delicious meal. Only other weirdness was giant black heaters? that really detracted from ambiance of rooms. What’s that about?

For over ten years, Tria was my go-to lunch place every Thursday with my close-knit group of girlfriends and colleagues. We had our “own” table, making it feel like a refuge from work. Though we no longer work together, returning to Tria with friends brings back that comforting familiarity. Their impressive selection of unique wines paired with consistently delicious light dishes, salads, and cheese boards makes every visit a delight. Tria isn’t just a wine bar; it’s a place of cherished memories and ongoing comfort.

Great meal at a neighborhood favorite. Wine specials were delicious. Lollipop lamb chops were excellent

It’s our go to restaurant. Food is flavorful and creative, and the ever surprising specials will peak your interests. The friendly staff is ever attentive.

The WineGardenWest experience was amazing! I went for my birthday OpenTable messed up my reservation and these ladies took care of me and my party and celebrated me past their closing time! The decor is amazing and the drinks I even had a birthday cake 10 out of 10 to be treated like family who were strangers!