Red Barn Winery

Everyone here is SO nice! We came in because it's really close to where a hockey tournament is happening. First of all -- happy hour on a weekend?? Yes, please! Also, they don't just have wine!! We were recommended the Italian hoagie and Italian wedding soup. Both were INCREDIBLE!!! It was my first time having that kind of soup and it really set the bar high. We had people check in on us constantly and made sure we liked our food, our drinks, and the sports on TV. It was an incredibly inviting environment and it makes me wish I lived closer. I would absolutely be a regular if I lived nearby. Also, it was so very cozy inside!! Perfect for the winter!All in all, don't sleep on this place.

We rented an igloo with the kids for Valentine's Day and it was really spacious inside. We ordered food and drinks and they brought it out with a pitcher of water. The bacon chicken ranch flatbread and Italian hoagie were delicious. Can't beat the price for the experience!

Red Barn Winery is located in what used to be Apple Playhouse. This was my first visit here and I wanted to pick up some wine for Christmas. It was quite crowded as this day Santa Claus making an appearance. Also, there were several vendors selling crafts, food, coffee and clothing for a special Christmas market. It's good to see this barn that used to be a theater, repurposed and given new life. There's plenty of parking and the staff were helpful in spite of the big crowd. We ordered a flight and were happy with our choices. We are looking to return after the holidays.

Love this place and cannot wait to come back! The atmosphere is raw, authentic barnwood. The staff was super friendly and attentive! We were offered so many samples with great descriptions. Definitely will recommend to family and friends!

This was our first visit to the winery. We seen it had popped up recently. Then it popped up on the Laurel Highlands Pour Tour. I said we have to go. We love wineries in barns. It's 54 minutes from the south hills of Pittsburgh but worth the drive. When you arrive they have spacious parking. Lots of red small barns in the back of the property. In addition to a stage that they are building. Appears that this was once a theater.When you enter the building it's the the left of the building on the side. They have igloos that you can rent to sit in. I assume when the weather warms up more availability outside will provide more seating. Inside it's a decent size for seats. It's warm and cozy inside the red barn.Long bar area. You take a seat and they will come out and help you. They have wine flights, moonshine flights from our local winery Giant Oaks. In addition to local beer from Noble Stein in Indiana, Sobels from Jeanette, Hazy from Helltown and a couple other random beers but from PA. The flights are by dry, red, white and it's 4 nice size pours. I did the red butt asked if I can alter out the two sweet for two sets. My wife did the same on the whites. I tried the Cab, Malbec, Chambourcin Reserve and Petit Syrah. I liked them all. The Malbec had a nice aroma coming from the wine, it was a bold flavor, tasted smooth. The Cab smell was smooth and tasted very smooth ( my fav), Petit had a dry but flavorful taste but the Chambourcin was dry and a little tart. My wife's wines were good. The Seyval smelled unique and had a good taste. The Pinot Grigio didn't throw off many aromas but was very good. Overall great experience with the wines. I noticed the stainless steel tanks in the back room when you walk to the restroom.They also offer a small section of food from artichoke dip, flatbread, stuffed peppers to a cheese tray. All good options. We had the flatbread and it tasted good. Helped with the wine sampling.This place just opened and they are still building out. Such as the wine sign that I pose in front of us coming soon. Which means we need to return. Overall great experience and we will be back more often.

Went on a brewery tour tonight and stopped at Red Barn mostly for my wife. (She's not a beer drinker.) Holy cow...loved this place! I think the person who met us at the bar for wine tasting was the owner. He was really good...took his time with us to let us try pretty much every wine they made. And if you're not into wine that's OK...they had a really good selection of local craft beers to hold your attention. And while we didn't order any food they had a nice diverse menu of appetizers to keep your belly happy. Made me sad that I ate dinner before going out. Lastly the venue itself is literally an old barn that was converted into a theater and converted again into the winery. They have a nice outdoor area that I can't wait to check out when it warms up. And tonight they had live music that was excellent...not so loud that you couldn't carry on a conversation, but loud enough to notice that they were good. We'll go back for sure and it's worth just making an entire evening out of visiting Red Barn.

Rustic old barn with exposed wooden beams, flavorful wines in a variety of tastes, friendly and knowledgeable staff. What a nice gem with nice outdoor and indoor seating. We will be back.

Fun place! It checks lots of boxes: Adult beverages of all kinds-wine, beer, seltzers and cocktails. The beers are either all local or at least mostly. There are several diff wine flights which our group sampled until the wine seekers found what they wanted. Food truck and live music during our last visit-lots of outdoor seating-if patio fills up you can go out to to the grounds and grab seats. We even played corn hole at some point-we'll be back.