Palaia Winery And Meadery

Great funky and cozy place. Wine is okay but wine snobs may think otherwise. Food is casual but good and sumptuous. Service is friendly, entertainment good. Beer is crisp and good. Righteous serving of wine, mead, beer. Price is reasonable. We had a big glass of wine, a sizable brew, and two huge prime rib paninis for $34. Meanwhile a group entertained us with some Simon Garfunkel. Ya can't get any better than that. But, alas, the place is closing permanently on December 17. How sad! I'm sure they'll be many disappointed folks. Hopefully some enterprising people can recognize it's potential as a very unique place.

Love this place, good vibes,good wine,great music equals a great dayPrices are respectable and food is just right

So sorry to hear that this winery has closed. I brought a friend there to celebrate her birthday last June and wanted to bring another friend for the same reason last week and found out it had closed. The original friend and group we had loved the place. We tried many different meads and wines, feasted on some wonderful food and enjoyed the musical entertainment . We were so looking forward to coming back. ?

Roast Beef Panini, most absolutely 2 sides of Fried Raviolis... The food is top notch. Pitchers of Ithaca IPA for 22. Get the Tie Dye Slushies (Rosé Sangria). $15 a bottle for vino.

(7/16/22 Visit)The wines were blah. No wine came home with us. If you want some 60's and 70's atmosphere, Palaia Winery is your place. Think some of the Woodstock originals were here. Place is very rustic and nostalgic in appearance.The food was very good. We shared a delicious Prime Roast Beef Panini.Inside, music from the 60's and 70's played. Outside, Palaia has concerts in the evening. I wouldn't come here for the wine, but probably to listen to the music.