Tabora Farm and Winery

Denise piscitelli

I am so glad we walked out yesterday. So my story starts here : we were supposed to go on a cruise and out multiple flights were cancelled so our plan B was finger lakes. Let me state I love it here for the most part it’s been fabulous until we went to Tabora. It was a rainy day and we enter where one couple was there. The guy worked was anxious and frazzled. “ you should make a reservation; I’m the only staff here ; you need to be patient ; we have an event this weekend.” Dude ! Chill !!! We are so patient and don’t care. It’s all good :). We literally told him it’s all good relax. We are just happy to be away , but the last straw was …. “You need to pick something now.” No I don’t. You have no one here. You were rude the minute we walked in. Whomever this older gentleman was he should retire. It was a blessing because we ended up at Ravines, Weimer, and Adam roads and they were delightful In the day of Covid and I’m a health care worker be nice

K Apl3ft

This little place is quite unique as it serves food, wine, soda, and water. As for the food think of small/medium size portions except for their sandwiches which are large enough to share. One browses the food market to check out the delicious which has salads, pot pies, mini Shepard type pies, and quiche. Their is a good selection of sandwiches with should appeal to all. One can eat in the tasting room and they will bring your food over when ready. This then gives you time to decide on a tasting or glass of wine. The folks here are truly the highlight of the place as they all have great fun personalities. Please be considerate as it is off season ( winter) so you may have to wait but it's all well worth it.

S L

While driving alone around Dundee, looking for antiques, I stopped in for lunch. The area was about to get drenched with another July storm and the shop/deli was a perfect place to take cover. I had quiche and a cucumber/tomato/feta salad. The crust on the quiche was perfect! It took a while to order, as everything looked delicious. I sat under the patio and enjoyed lunch watching the storm. It's charming and the food was great. I'll be back to taste the wine. Cudos to the gardener who created the succulent planters!!

Jesse Gehman

The winery is fairly new with a nice tasting room. Staff were friendly and helpful. The deli has great sandwiches and baked goods and they have plenty of space outside to sit and eat. Though we did have to wait quite a while for our order to be made.