Location: McGaheysville
Top Restaurants in McGaheysville
Top Things to do in McGaheysville
- 1. Massanutten Resort Water Park
- 2. Teddy Bear Factory
- 3. Edith J. Carrier Arboretum
- 4. Grand Caverns
- 5. Green Valley Book Fair
- 6. Massanutten Resort: Zip Line and Canopy Tours
- 7. CrossKeys Vineyards
- 8. Hardesty-Higgins House Visitor Center
- 9. SoLace Studios Fine Handcrafts
- 10. Grottoes and Grand Caverns
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Virginia, United States Food Guide: 4 Wine Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in McGaheysville
Reviews on Wine Bar food in McGaheysville, Virginia, United States. McGaheysville ( /məˈɡækiːzvɪl/ mə-GAK-eez-vil) is an unincorporated community located in Rockingham County, in the U.S. state of Virginia. It is located along U.S. Route 33 between Penn Laird and Elkton, and sits at the base of the Massanutten.
Things to do in McGaheysville
1. The Bistro at CrossKeys Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Nothing pairs better with exquisite wine than delicious food to complement it. Executive Chef Dexter Burgess has created an amazing menu using only the freshest ingredients to be combined with our award-winning wines for the ultimate palate experience. Lo
Reviewed By 643jima
We stopped here to eat in their restaurant but it (the bistro) was closed due to a wedding. Since they advertise the restaurant, we didn't think we needed to call ahead to see if it would be open.Instead we sat outside and enjoyed the view with some wine and a fruit/cheese platter. Then we were told to move because half of the patio was closed for the wedding as well. It would have been nice if signs were up that said "reserved."We found their wines to be quite good -- and the fruit/cheese platter was very nice -- but many of the staff were very snooty. A few smiled and seemed friendly.The wind blew out part of an umbrella at a table nearby & some of it fell on a couple. A worker cleaning up a nearby table didn't say a thing.We will return to give it a second chance. We can only hope we'll have friendlier service next time. If not, we'll go elsewhere in the future. Jim, thank you so much for visiting with us! We are so happy to hear that you enjoyed our wine and hope that you'll come back soon so that we can ensure a more pleasant experience for you! We take our customer service very seriously and pride ourselves on treating our guests like family and therefore sincerely appreciate this feedback!
Where to eat American food in McGaheysville: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. The Bistro at CrossKeys Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Nothing pairs better with exquisite wine than delicious food to complement it. Executive Chef Dexter Burgess has created an amazing menu using only the freshest ingredients to be combined with our award-winning wines for the ultimate palate experience. Lo
Reviewed By 643jima
We stopped here to eat in their restaurant but it (the bistro) was closed due to a wedding. Since they advertise the restaurant, we didn't think we needed to call ahead to see if it would be open.Instead we sat outside and enjoyed the view with some wine and a fruit/cheese platter. Then we were told to move because half of the patio was closed for the wedding as well. It would have been nice if signs were up that said "reserved."We found their wines to be quite good -- and the fruit/cheese platter was very nice -- but many of the staff were very snooty. A few smiled and seemed friendly.The wind blew out part of an umbrella at a table nearby & some of it fell on a couple. A worker cleaning up a nearby table didn't say a thing.We will return to give it a second chance. We can only hope we'll have friendlier service next time. If not, we'll go elsewhere in the future. Jim, thank you so much for visiting with us! We are so happy to hear that you enjoyed our wine and hope that you'll come back soon so that we can ensure a more pleasant experience for you! We take our customer service very seriously and pride ourselves on treating our guests like family and therefore sincerely appreciate this feedback!
Where to Eat in McGaheysville: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. The Bistro at CrossKeys Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Nothing pairs better with exquisite wine than delicious food to complement it. Executive Chef Dexter Burgess has created an amazing menu using only the freshest ingredients to be combined with our award-winning wines for the ultimate palate experience. Lo
Reviewed By 643jima
We stopped here to eat in their restaurant but it (the bistro) was closed due to a wedding. Since they advertise the restaurant, we didn't think we needed to call ahead to see if it would be open.Instead we sat outside and enjoyed the view with some wine and a fruit/cheese platter. Then we were told to move because half of the patio was closed for the wedding as well. It would have been nice if signs were up that said "reserved."We found their wines to be quite good -- and the fruit/cheese platter was very nice -- but many of the staff were very snooty. A few smiled and seemed friendly.The wind blew out part of an umbrella at a table nearby & some of it fell on a couple. A worker cleaning up a nearby table didn't say a thing.We will return to give it a second chance. We can only hope we'll have friendlier service next time. If not, we'll go elsewhere in the future. Jim, thank you so much for visiting with us! We are so happy to hear that you enjoyed our wine and hope that you'll come back soon so that we can ensure a more pleasant experience for you! We take our customer service very seriously and pride ourselves on treating our guests like family and therefore sincerely appreciate this feedback!
4. The Bistro at CrossKeys Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Nothing pairs better with exquisite wine than delicious food to complement it. Executive Chef Dexter Burgess has created an amazing menu using only the freshest ingredients to be combined with our award-winning wines for the ultimate palate experience. Lo
Reviewed By 643jima
We stopped here to eat in their restaurant but it (the bistro) was closed due to a wedding. Since they advertise the restaurant, we didn't think we needed to call ahead to see if it would be open.Instead we sat outside and enjoyed the view with some wine and a fruit/cheese platter. Then we were told to move because half of the patio was closed for the wedding as well. It would have been nice if signs were up that said "reserved."We found their wines to be quite good -- and the fruit/cheese platter was very nice -- but many of the staff were very snooty. A few smiled and seemed friendly.The wind blew out part of an umbrella at a table nearby & some of it fell on a couple. A worker cleaning up a nearby table didn't say a thing.We will return to give it a second chance. We can only hope we'll have friendlier service next time. If not, we'll go elsewhere in the future. Jim, thank you so much for visiting with us! We are so happy to hear that you enjoyed our wine and hope that you'll come back soon so that we can ensure a more pleasant experience for you! We take our customer service very seriously and pride ourselves on treating our guests like family and therefore sincerely appreciate this feedback!
