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Madison is a village in Lake County, Ohio, United States. The population was 3,184 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Madison
1. Silver Crest Cellars
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Silver Crest Cellars, located in the Grand River Valley, is a collaboration of local winegrowers with family vineyards dating back as far as the 1930's. We grow and make both old-world and new-world wine varieties including Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Dornfelder, Riesling, and Chardonnay, as well as local, historical varieties and blends.
2. Debonne Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 237 reviews
Located in Madison, Ohio about an hour east of Cleveland, Debonne Vineyards is now the largest estate winery in Ohio, boasting over 175 acres of vines. Debonne Vineyards central location in the Grand River Valley wine region benefits from a climate moderated by the thermal effects of eastern Lake Erie. Our family commitment to excellence begins in the vineyards and is reflected in the quality of our premium Debonne Vineyards varietals and the original Chalet Debonne blends. Debonne Vineyards is also the first Ohio winery to open up a micro-brewery, Cellar Rats Brewery.
Reviewed By jkzoo - Mansfield, United States
Beautiful setting and friendly staff - love the fact that they have a brewery as well, We at outside and enjoyed a late lunch among the flowers and with views of the vineyards. Food was excellent and reasonably priced.
3. Maple Ridge Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Small family run vineyard and winery specializing in estate bottled, European Style, dry wines. New French Oak Chardonnay (Montrachet-style), European oak barrels without the oaky flavors of American Oak. Bourgogne and Bordeaux style wines of exquisite taste and distinction. Warm, friendly, intimate tasting room or open pavilion next to the horses and vineyard. Prices range from $12.50 to over $75 per bottle. Specializing in Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Meritage and Cabernet Franc. Other wines include: Riesling, Pinot Gris, Cuvee, and dessert wines. Bring a lunch and enjoy the Pavilion. Home-made, grilled pizza, and other specialties available by appointment. Free water to drink when sampling more than (3) wines. Located on a country dirt/gravel road and secluded in a treed setting where it is easy to leave the cares of the city behind and enjoy the intimacy of a small wine community.
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5. Laurentia Vineyard and Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 146 reviews
The inspiration of opening a winery originated from the love of fine wines and the charming local wineries of the Grand River Valley. Opening a winery evolved into more than just an idea when two brothers were hunting in Idaho. While sampling some wines from California, it became clear that Northeast Ohio also has the potential to offer great wines. From here the idea came to life when the search began for the perfect place to make Laurentia a home. Things materialized as we acquired land for our vines and eventually this spot to build our winery. Plantings commenced in 2011 and in the following years while we broke ground for our production building and beautiful winery in 2013. It has been a long, exciting process, but we are completely rewarded with the end result and welcome you to share our joy
Reviewed By anitan141 - Atlasburg, United States
This is my very favorite winery in the Geneva on the Lake area. The atmosphere is great and their wines are so good! Our favorite is the American Pinot Noir. I feel like this is what. Winery in California is like. Definitely recommend!
6. Cask 307
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Newest winery in the Grand River Valley! Opened June 2019. Beautiful new state-of-the-art facility. Wine tasting room & globally-inspired market. Cask 307 presents modern wine growing techniques & contemporary wine styles. Charcuterie & small plates available from our delicatessen. Craft beer on tap from Double Wing Brewing Co. Outdoor patio & deck.
7. Hidden Valley Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By GJMiller11 - Euclid, United States
Even in this vineyard country, the pace on traffic on SR 528 can seem a bit hectic. Not inner city hectic, mind you, but busy enough to disquiet and agitate. Perfectly located along this busy route is an oasis within the oasis of wine country. Drop down 100 feet below the traffic into this literally Hidden Valley retreat. Stroll along the scenic stream. Reflect upon life's ponderous questions beneath the towering rock cliffs above. Rest your entire being at the perfect point on park benches beneath majestic trees that cast their shadows on the quiet reflecting pool at your feet. And all of this within 100 yards of SR 528, equipped with a nice bathroom, fire pit (including cord wood), pavilion (with picnic tables), sled riding hill, and playground. What a truly hidden gem in an area already blessed with so much natural beauty.
8. Stonegait Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By dirteveryweekend - Madison, United States
I love this place! They have really good food especially the pizza. I also like the decor of the dining area and the patio is great for nice weather. I look forward to spending many Saturday’s there with friends and family.
9. Hogback Ridge Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Bobo185 - Chardon, United States
I went to Hogback Ridge Park on a cool sunny Tuesday Morning in early November. My main goal was to get a good hike in. The park is out of the way, but I did run into a fisherman and a dog walker out on the trails. This is a larger park with two entrances. The main entrance to the park is off Emerson road and there is another entrance off Warner Road. Most of the trails are crushed stone but most all have some up and down…the creek is nearly 200 feet below the parking area. There are a few trails such as the Bluebell Valley Trail that have sections that are more rugged and some steps, and I was glad I had on my hiking boots as it had been raining all morning. I started my hike at the Main entrance parking area. There are pit toilets and a nice pavilion. I stitched all the trails together with minimal backtracking and hiked about 2/12 miles in this section. The Old Emerson Road Trail is an old road and goes steeply down to the creek. The Hemlock Ridge Trail is fairly flat and has a series of boardwalks. The Bluebell Valley Trail is a great hike along the creek. I then drove over to the Warner Road entrance. It is barely marked with a 1 x 2 foot Lake MetroParks sign, there is only room for a few cars. There is an old road that goes about ¾ mile and 200 feet down to the river. There are also mountain bike trails. I walked down to the river and then just a little but up from the bottom I walked the mountain bike trail back up. This is an excellent walking trail that follow s the ridge…sometimes breathtakingly close. The trails are in excellent shape for walking and I saw no signs of use by mountain bikes. This may be one of the best hikes around the rivers. Overall, my hike was about two miles at this entrance. The color was great, but a windstorm over the weekend took away most of the fall leaves.
10. Grand River Cellars
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 63 reviews
One of the best wineries in Madison!
Reviewed By I2548JFlisam
Love this winery! The wine, food and atmosphere are amazing! Live the rustic coziness on the inside and the patio on the outside during nice weather ❤️ The staff are all friendly and super nice. This is a favorite place of mine! Love bring my out of town relatives for a taste of some local wine and great food.
