VIE Winery

If you've never wine tasted on Treasure Island before, you should totally give it a try. It's a wine tasting experience that's unlike any other, and far from the typical experience that you'd receive at a vineyard or tasting room. For one thing, you'll have a glorious view of the Bay Bridge in the forefront and the San Francisco Bay practically beneath your feet. It's pretty mesmerizing I'll tell ya! Vie Winery is a excellent tasting room to stop at during your journey. The indoor space is setup like that of a warehouse with a rustic and cozy feel. It's pretty spacious inside and also quite lively compared to the other tasting rooms on the Island.Vie shares an outdoor space with Sol Rouge Winery right next door. Their patio has a bocce ball court and a few chairs to lay out on white you're sipping on your wine. It's the perfect hangout spot on a warm summer day. Vie's tasting menu consists of 5 tastes of their current selection for $15. They specialize mainly in reds and red blends which is what they're known for. They did have one white wine on the menu which was a Roussane that I really didn't care for. It tasted like a beer which I found extremely odd. However, I was really impressed with their red blends. Their bottle prices are actually pretty reasonable, and if you don't want to purchase a bottle, you can always buy wine by the glass. Service from ". " was excellent! She was very knowledgeable about the wines and seemed passionate in explaining where they came from. If you're looking to wine taste on Treasure Island, be sure to hit up Vie Winery for a wonderful experience.

Never made it out to Treasure Island before in my 5+ years living in the Bay Area, but after finally checking out Alcatraz Island & enjoying some rare, sunny SF life - we decided to check out Treasure Island for more breathtaking views.We cruised around & followed the breadcrumb trail of signs pointing to VIE. When in Rome, do as the Romans do! We pulled up right out front where a worker saw us come out of our car. She made eye contact with us, then immediately turned around & stormed off.Confused, we decided to walk further past some tables of people clearly enjoying themselves & we get up to her host table where she promptly told us "we're closed, this is a private party." No problem at all, just would've been nice to have a heads up before venturing all the way in.Disappointing since after we got back, friends & family had actually shared surprising good feedback from this place when they were there years ago.

This was the second stop on our wine tasting tour on TI. It's a small space. They have their vineyard in Napa or whatever. They deliver to this tasting room on TI. I had a taste of someone's white wine. It was typical. They have $15 a flight and single glasses of wine for like $11-13. The lady serving was super nice and friendly. I think they have bocce ball courts near this winery.

A stop over on our way to Sausalito. Not a whole lot to see. I'm use to more interactions looked around super quick and checked out the wine list. Small and quaint nestled on Treasure island.

Hidden gem on Treasure Island. Unfortunately, we went on a cold foggy day, but I'll be back to enjoy the stringed lights and view of the Bay Bridge from outside. Rachel is super knowledgeable about all the wines and explains the process in a way a beginner wine novice like me could understand. Very happy to have found this spot.

I had a terrible experience with VIE winery on my birthday. With multiple large groups that day, my group was checked in 30 minutes late to the tasting which was completely unorganized, no one checked us into bocce, and we were completely ignored throughout our reservation. The attendant also pulled me aside mid service and said she felt "spread really thin." She mentioned a few people in my reservation bought bottles and didn't tip and that she would appreciate it if I compensated her. At least we bought lots of wine. She didn't pour or open the bottles that they purchased or change out our glasses and we didn't learn a thing about the winery or what we were served during the tasting? Clearly she didn't know a thing about service or working in a tasting room. She acted so entitled. Won't be back.

Vie Winery is fantastic, it has the look and feel of an urban winery, but the displacement of being on Treasure Island so you are able to feel like it is a bit of an escape. WIth beautiful views of San Francisco and the rest of the bay area, it is an awesome place to spend a beautiful day, (much like I have for the past 2 weekends). The look and feel of the space is pretty 'cool', you could call it urban chic (this makes me a little uncomfortable but I believe it is relevant). The wine is great, specifically the syrah, and the guy behind the counter, Jesse, is a total sweetheart. Not only does he know a lot about Vie wines, but he is also incredibly attentive and eager to make sure you and yours have a great time. Awesome event spot potential, would love to host a couple of parties at Vie Winery for sure.Oh, and they have two bocce courts. Awesome. If you have not 'bocce'd' you really need to do yourself a favor and try it out.And people can bring dogs, so there is a huge change you will get to cuddle with another person's dog, which is always a plus. The end.

Wine and bocce ball on Treasure Island? That's pretty coolHave a voucher for a free taste tour and 2 hours play? That's coolerThere are 2 bocce courts rented by the hour. The venue itself looks nice with the wood walls, string lights, and floral decor. It's a bit hidden so it might be difficult to get to but when you see the bocce courts, you'll know.The wine was good but didn't really fit my tastes. I had a lot of fun playing bocce ball on a beautiful San Francisco day. VIE is definitely worth checking out

Yeah, drinking wine on the water and watching boats is pretty awesome. Great view of the city and the bridges.I think the wine was good? With a location like that though, who cares.

This little shack is a perfect spot to grab a bottle of wine while soaking up the sun on Treasure Island. I grabbed a bottle for $40 to share with the group. It's definitely pricey, but great location and area to hang around for a large group. I like that this one along with a couple of the other wineries are situated between SF and East Bay, which is quite convenient.