Mallow Run Winery & Vineyard

During the winter months, Mallow run serves up soup, wine, and music Saturday and Sunday starting at one. My wife and I decided to kick back and relax and listen to some music. Sip a little wine and have some delicious soup. If you're looking for a fun laid-back good afternoon I would highly recommend mellow run and by the way you don't have to drink wine they have other beverages such as water And other alcoholic beverages.

I thoroughly enjoy this winery every time I go. Be it to one of their delightful concerts on the lawn, enjoying their deck or inside, I'm always happier when I leave than when I arrive. It may be the wine but not completely. They have the best cucumber and cream cheese spread! The wines are good and the staff are knowledgeable and charming. Highly recommend!

Mallow Run was a fun experience. We did some wine tasting on what we call 'Mom's Day Out'. To our surprise we came right in time for Toy Factory to preform, which was a nice treat! The parking is right past the vineyard, so we were able to take a peek at the vines and take cute pictures. There was seating options available but you could also bring lawn chairs to sit outdoors. The bathrooms were extremely clean. I am glad I found this location. I will be back sooner than later.

Very enjoyable place to taste wine and to listen to music. You are allowed up to four tastings for free. You can then purchase a bottle(s) and sit outside to enjoy the live music. (Not sure if there is music every night so you should checked into it before heading there.) There is plenty of parking and they have a nice outside patio as well as an extensive lawn to stretch out on. (Bring chairs and/or a blanket.) The band we saw was the Indy Annie's and they were awesome! Excellence performers and fun music! We even bought their CD. There were food trucks and booths that sold various items on the day we attended.The wine is quite good, too. We bought the Fusion Red Blend ($30) and it was well worth it! In fact, we bought another two bottles and a charcuterie box of cheese and meats ($18) and enjoyed the music as well as a beautiful Fall day. I would definitely return to this winery again if I'm in the area.

We attended the final Winter Warm Up at Mallow Run on March 11th. The Vinyard was bare but proving for summer visits!The barn has a tasting room and store, with a downstairs kitchen/bar and seating. It's a walk-out so those averse to stairs can drive down to the door. If I remember correctly. Rest rooms are on the main level (or my rating would be 5 stars).We first enjoyed tasting 4 different wines. Got lots of great info during our tasting. I ended up purchasing a port/brandy ... very tasty!Lunch included loaded baked potato soup. Other food items available for purchase as well. And, you can bring your own! The music started at 2pm ( we arrived for soup at noon). Go early cause the place fills up!

Mallow Run Winery is a great small concert venue (with great wine). We grabbed our camp chairs and went to their summer concert series to see Hairbanger's Ball, an 80's tribute band that does every hair band justice and entertains from beginning to end. The Marechal Foch wine is excellent and especially so on a hot summer day.

My review is based on attending a wedding and reception here. The facility is large, welcoming and very comfortable. The large room seats about 250+ people. This room and foyer/bar areas are well decorated, clean, attractive and comfortable. People flow nicely from area to area. The facility is very clean.The outdoor wedding venue was simple and sufficient. You seat out doors. The ground is a bit bumpy. The chairs were clean comfortable and sturdy. The alter center piece was attractive and served the purpose well.The outdoor venues are very nice! They have done an outstanding job of providing alternative spaces to the main area for congregating. The fire pit area is ultra nice, large and welcoming. There are several other lounge furniture areas where people can relax.The team here is very professional and friendly. They were very efficient at moving drinks. They also did a nice job keeping things orderly and clean.Well done!!

There are so many amazing things about this winery. It is beautiful and a fun spot for a day or evening out, plus We love that they have community events which are free admission, and their selection of wines are truly delicious.We visited on a Saturday evening for one of their picnic series concerts which was music of a Tom Petty cover band. They always have a very organized parking plan as well as plenty of staff and law-enforcement to make for a safe event. They had several food trucks ranging from ice cream to burgers to a pastry chef so there was something for everyone's palate. Once we arrived we brought our blanket and chairs as well as picnic items to their spacious lawn behind the main winery building to set up for the concert. There's plenty of space under trees as well as ample picnic tables if you choose that option instead of bringing your own chairs. You can go into the winery to purchase bottles of wine or at their shack purchase water and glasses of wine, as well as some small food items.We love the community spirit and the fun feeling of being able to hang out and listen to good music, enjoy some wine and food truck items and be in the community first celebration on a good summer night.If you haven't ever been there for one of their concert or picnic series we highly recommend it! It's also a great place to go for their wine tastings during the day or other paid events throughout the season.

So I'm currently here for Schitt's Creek trivia night and let me tell you there are a lot of Schitt's fans. The food is great provided by Indy Fresh and the service is top notch the bees knees the atmosphere isn't creepy children of the corn vibes either but more modern! So if you're looking for a good venue for weddings or family gatherings I suggest giving this place a holler!

This spot has been on my bucket list for years and I finally made it in! We came here for the fall festival with a bachelorette party. It was the perfect spot for a large group, with picnic tables scattered across the yard, an outdoor food stand, live music, and free wine tasting inside (you can try up to three!). We were big fans of the rose and the red fusion blend. They also have a cute "picnic" line of wine. Because I was driving, I only tasted those two wines, and then ordered a delicious bowl of chili. They had a fall food menu and the hot chili tasted great in the cool air. You could choose between cornbread and Fritos to accompany it.There were local vendors set up and different food trucks showing up during the day. The fall festival was the last of their summer concert series, and we'll definitely be back next year!