Salem Glen Winery

So fun! We didn't even know this was in our backyards in Rochester until we were invited by friends for a couples night out. Wood oven pizza + vineyard + local, fresh wine = perfection. This place is open year-round but nothing beats a nice summer night with good eats, laughter, and drinking. The pizza was on-point - ordered both the pepperoni and margherita. The char added character and the pizza was filling. One pizza is probably the right size for one person so be sure to order one for each and do mix and match as needed. Love the experience and look forward to taking friends and family here to enjoy.

We stopped here on our way back to Rochester from Austin and the family that owns this place are so very hospitable and friendly. We came because we saw pics of pizza on Yelp but it turns out they make pizzas only in the summer. That just means we'll have to come in the summer! In the meantime, we enjoyed a charcuterie which was not on a board (aesthetics are important too) but on a glass plate. We did the red wine flight and it was yummy. It's not so much bold and rich but more medium to light-bodied with strong hints of cherries and other fruits. The Petite Pearl and Pulsar Red were our favorites along with Dark Skies which does resemble a port from Porto. I give it four stars because I wish there were more signs to point the way to the place, at the end of the street and where to park, where the entrance is. The building is well-structured but could have a warmer ambience with more plants and something to separate the patrons. All in all, it's a nice getaway from Rochester and makes for a good date place!

Good winery with a good selection of food items. Friendly service and priced appropriately.

Adorable winery tucked away just outside of Rochester. They have a great variety of wines, plenty of snacks and yummy food, and tons of space to spread out outside and enjoy the weather. One of the owners walked around and asked how we liked everything and the service was very friendly all around.

We visited on a Thursday evening and it was delightful. Only exterior seating was open (thanks to Covid) but we didn't mind because we preferred being outside. The Marquette wine is delicious for a dry, full bodied red. The cider is a great refreshing choice that isn't overly sweet like most ciders. Beer drinkers would appreciate this option. The cheese plate, while rather small was well put together. Definitely only enough for 2 people. Service was great and the views are stunning.

I can't say enough about what a lovely venue this was for my daughter's Bridal Shower. All of the ladies enjoyed the wine and tea. The event coordinator, as well as the owners and other staff, worked with me on everything to make it a very memorable experience for everyone.. especially the future bride!

Here for an event. Wine and bingo. Huge turnout, not enough people to serve tasters of the wine. As well as check out. They are using the honor system for paying for your products. Cute place, decent wines. Bring on the Bingo.

This winery is OK but could be made better with something other than mowed paths. They could do a lot to beautify the surroundings by using mulch, stepping stones, and low native plantings instead of all that grass. I'd love to wander thru the vineyard but not if it's just a mowed grass path. It would make it more of a peaceful destination, eliminate a lot of mowing time, and cut down on the annoying noise pollution for the neighbors.

We happened upon this winery on a weekend road trip and were really charmed. The wine tasting provided a nice variety of options, and the service was helpful and friendly. There was a lovely arts and craft fair on the grounds that weekend which only added to the outstanding experience. We'll definitely be back!

My boyfriend and I are new to the Rochester area, he is African American and I think that fact may be relevant to my story. My parents came to visit from Wisconsin and we were all excited to try this winery because it is very close to my new home and visiting winery's is something we really enjoy. (Side note, my mom is disabled and has to walk with a cane and there is no handicap accessible parking for anyone wondering) The wine was very good, the environment is beautiful however I firmly believe we were profiled. It began raining so we got our number and sat inside but when the rain lifted my parents wanted to move to a table outside to see the beautiful property, upon saying we were going outside and bringing our number and glasses what I assume was the manager chased us out when she saw us starting to sit at a table she pretended to be "looking for rainbows". I think she assumed we were leaving without paying. This was an uncomfortable situation that made us feel very unwelcome. It's unfortunate because I would love to have visited more but for a little bit further of a drive four daughters winery actually made us feel at home.Edited to add: We were not the first table to move outside or the last as more tables moved after us. However we were the only table to be followed outside and "checked on."