95 vineyards, by region. The detail under each name is from the vineyard’s own visiting information, checked in October 2026. See the A to Z to filter every vineyard by what it offers.
Sussex 21
Albourne Estate
Private tours and tastings are available all year by request, with cheese and charcuterie boards.
Artelium Wine Estate
The Artelium Kitchen serves from Friday to Sunday.
Ashling Park Estate
The vineyard café is open seven days, 9am to 3pm on weekdays and 9am to 4pm at weekends, with no booking needed. The restaurant serves lunch Thursday to Sunday and dinner Thursday to Saturday.
Beacon Down Vineyard
The café and shop are open all year, Tuesday to Saturday 9am to 6pm and Sunday 10am to 5pm, closed Monday, serving wine by the glass, cakes and lunch platters of Sussex cheese and charcuterie.
Birchden Vineyards
The café opens Tuesday to Saturday 9am to 5pm and Sunday 9am to 4pm, closed on Monday. The guided tour and tasting is £35, about 60 to 90 minutes with three wines, at 12.30pm and 2pm for up to 15 people, booked ahead; the café takes walk-ins.
Bolney Wine Estate
The estate is open seven days a week, 9am to 5pm, with a café and wine bar taking last orders at 4.30pm. The restaurant is closed on Monday and Tuesday and serves until 10pm on Friday.
Downsview Vineyard
Open in the spring and summer months for wine by the glass, charcuterie boards and pizza from the outdoor oven, with tables booked through the vineyard.
Kingscote Estate
The Tithe Barn shop and café opens daily from 10am to 5pm, with hot food until 3pm and no need to book, and you can drop in for a tasting. Ninety-minute vineyard tours run Friday to Sunday, booked ahead: £25 with a tasting, £33 with a cream tea or £40 with lunch.
Kinsbrook Vineyard
A farmhouse restaurant open seven days a week, a farm shop and vineyard tours. Dogs are welcome in the restaurant and around the vineyard, parking is free and there is a lift to the upper eatery.
Leonardslee Family Vineyards
Food is at the Vineyard Kitchen and Restaurant Interlude, and there are rooms at the Vineyard Hotel and Leonardslee House.
Nutbourne Vineyards
There is no café, though simple platters are served.
Oastbrook Vineyard
Tours led by the winemakers, ending with four wines and a cheese platter, booked in advance.
Off The Line Vineyard
Cellar door wine bar and kitchen open all year: Thursday 12pm to 5pm, Friday and Saturday 12pm to 8pm and Sunday 12pm to 5pm.
Oxney Organic Estate
Guided vineyard and winery tours with a tasting start at 11.15am, 12.45pm or 2.30pm depending on the date and last about an hour and a quarter, from £30, or more with cheese and charcuterie or lunch added.
Rathfinny Wine Estate
The Flint Barns Dining Room serves dinner from Wednesday to Saturday, 6pm to 8pm, and lunch on Fridays and Saturdays from midday to 3pm and on Sundays to 3.30pm, closed Monday and Tuesday.
Ridgeview
The Rows & Vine restaurant is indoors at the winery from autumn to spring and outdoors among the vines in summer, closed Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sedlescombe Organic Vineyard
Drop-in tastings in the café bar and kitchen need no booking, alongside wine by the glass, charcuterie, ploughman’s and hot drinks. Guided tours with a tutored tasting must be booked and cost £25, or £31 with a cream tea and £37 with lunch.
Stopham Vineyard
Booked in advance, and lunch can be added.
Tillingham
The bar is open from 11am and the pizza barn from midday to 8pm, with a Michelin Green Star restaurant and 11 rooms in a converted hop barn, where children under 12 are not accommodated.
Tinwood Estate
There is a vineyard kitchen, dogs are allowed on the estate, and luxury lodges to stay in.
Wiston Estate
The Chalk restaurant serves coffee and pastries and lunch from Wednesday to Sunday and dinner on Friday and Saturday.
Kent 15
Balfour at Hush Heath
Booked experiences include a tutored tasting at £40 from Monday to Wednesday or £45 from Thursday to Sunday, a two-hour tour and tasting at £50 midweek or £70 at weekends, a self-tutored tasting from £15, and from November to March a tour, tasting and sharing platters at £60. The Winemakers’ Kitchen serves lunch every day and dinner later in the week; the estate’s pages disagree on which evenings, so check when you book.
Barnsole Vineyard
A one-hour tour with a tasting costs £20 a head and is booked by phone or email, and Kentish cheese or charcuterie and cheese boards are £18 each, ordered in advance.
Biddenden Vineyards
Sharing boards of local food can be ordered online, and dogs on leads are welcome on the vineyard walks and in the yard, but only assistance dogs in the shop.
Brabourne Vineyard
They are £20 a head until the end of 2026 and £30 in 2027, non-drinkers go free, and a cheese platter can be pre-ordered for £10 a head.
Chapel Down
The winery shop opens every day from 10am to 5pm, with later opening on Thursday to Saturday in summer, and The Swan restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays; a winter five-course dining experience is £130 a head. Dogs on leads are welcome around the vineyard and in the shop but not in the restaurant or on guided tours.
Domaine Evremond
Booked visits are a 45-minute Classic Cuvée tasting of Editions I and II at £25, a tasting with a tour of the domaine at £60, and a three-course Flavours of Kent lunch with a glass matched to each course at £140; in autumn, cheese and charcuterie sharing boards are £100 for a board and a bottle.
Elham Valley Vineyard
The café is open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 4pm, and Sunday 10am to 4pm, and the garden centre Monday to Friday 9am to 4.30pm, Saturday 9am to 4pm and Sunday 10am to 4pm.
Gusbourne
Tours and tastings are booked ahead, from a £30 sparkling tasting flight to a £50 guided tour and tasting and a £120 estate tour with lunch. The 45-minute self-guided walk and the shop need no booking, and on most Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays there is wine by the glass or bottle with snacks and platters for walk-in visitors, on the terrace from May to September and indoors in autumn and winter; ring ahead to check.
Mereworth Wines
Winery bar, kitchen and shop open Thursday and Friday 12pm to 11pm, Saturday 9am to 11pm and Sunday 9am to 7pm, with afternoon tea on each of those days. Guided tours with a tasting are £30 midweek and £35 at weekends, with a Friday evening tour, tasting and pizza at £48 and a winter wine experience at £35; all are booked ahead, for over-18s, and not suitable for children or pets.
The Mount Vineyard
They are for adults only and often sell out, so book ahead, though children are welcome in the restaurant (there is a large pond on site). The courtyard bar and restaurant is open Wednesday to Saturday 12pm to 11pm (kitchen until 9pm) and Sunday 12pm to 6pm (kitchen until 5pm), well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in all guest areas, the Flint Bar and tipi reopen in May, and Shoreham station is a ten-minute walk.
Nine Oaks Vineyard
Private tours for 2 to 30 people can be arranged on request, from £300 with lunch and local transport.
Oast Wood
Tours and tastings of about 90 minutes, some with lunch, run on selected dates and are booked ahead. Cheese, charcuterie and vegetarian platters are best ordered in advance.
Squerryes
Tasting experiences, a cellar door and deli, and a winery restaurant with two AA rosettes.
Westwell Wines
Cellar door, bar and shop open Friday to Sunday, usually Friday 12pm to 5pm and later on food truck evenings, Saturday 11am to 5pm and Sunday 12pm to 4pm, with seasonal changes, so check before travelling. Cheese and charcuterie plates rather than a full menu, and a food truck on Friday evenings from 4pm to 9pm.
Yotes Court Vineyard
A self-guided wine flight is £16 and needs no booking; booked visits run from a vineyard tour with that flight at £27.50 to a tour with a guided tasting at £32, a guided tasting with light lunch at £37.50 and a tour, tasting and lunch at £48.50.
Surrey 5
Albury Organic Vineyard
Cheese, charcuterie and antipasti boards in the tasting room, with tables booked by email; children and dogs on leads welcome.
Chilworth Manor Vineyard
A vineyard tour and tasting is £39 and a sparkling afternoon tea £58, with Christmas events in December; Friday Night Fizz evenings (£18.50) and Dine in the Vines return in 2027.
Godstone Vineyards
The Terrace serves wine by the glass or bottle with local cheese and charcuterie platters and cream teas, moving indoors if the weather turns.
Painshill
Seen as part of a visit to the gardens, which have a tea room.
Tanhurst Estate
The vineyard café in Hither Barn opens every Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 4pm, serving the estate’s wine by the glass or bottle alongside coffee, cakes and hot food, and a self-guided vineyard tour is free while you are there.
Hampshire 8
Black Chalk
The tour and tasting is £25, or £40 with lunch, Friday to Sunday at 11am and also at 2pm at weekends in summer, for up to ten people, lasting an hour to an hour and a half and ending with two wines. Afternoon tea runs on the first Sunday of the month, booked 48 hours ahead.
Exton Park
Over-18s only, and some Saturday dates with the option of lunch were added for 2026.
The Grange
The tour and tasting is £25, mostly on Saturdays, and the dates left in 2026 are 31 October, 7, 14 and 21 November, and a winter tour on 12 December; there are also Thursday Lates tours, with a glass of wine and food from a food truck afterwards, and Evening Canapés on some Saturday evenings hosted by the owner.
Hambledon Vineyard
The restaurant and bar are open Wednesday to Saturday 10.30am to 11pm and Sunday 10.30am to 5pm, taking walk-ins, and the outdoor Courtyard is closed until spring 2027.
Quob Park Estate
The estate bar and tasting lounges can be visited, with casual dining, and there is afternoon tea and fine dining.
Raimes
Walk-ins are welcome for wine by the glass or bottle and a flight of three wines, with cheese and charcuterie boards, and dogs are welcome. A cream tea with fizz is £25 on Sundays, and private group tastings are £30.
Setley Ridge Vineyard
The Daisy Tea Garden on site opens daily from 9am to 5pm and welcomes dogs.
Seventeen28 (Penn Croft Vineyards)
The cellar door serves all-day brunch, sharing boards and cakes with the wines by the glass.
Chilterns 4
Chiltern Valley Winery and Brewery
The cellar shop opens daily from 9am to 5pm, and the food truck serves coffee, pizza and sharing boards daily from 10am to 4pm except on event days.
Oaken Grove Vineyard
Tours with a guided tasting of three still and two sparkling wines run up to twice a day on most weekends, take about two hours and cost £25, booked ahead; a cheese and charcuterie platter is £17 a head extra.
Stanlake Park Wine Estate
The wine bar opens Tuesday to Sunday (closed Mondays except bank holidays), with later opening towards the end of the week (check the times on its website), and cheese and charcuterie boards and cream teas.
Woodfine Wine
A walking tour of the vineyard, orchard, meadows and winery, then a tasting of natural wines and cider with a platter of local cheese and charcuterie, takes about two and a half hours and costs £40, on dates in its events calendar, booked ahead. There are also ticketed wine and pizza nights.
Suffolk and Norfolk 6
ARK Wines
Vineyard lunches on selected Sundays from 1pm are £30 for two courses or £38 for three, served family style and booked ahead, with ARK wines and a tasting flight charged separately.
Flint Vineyard
The cellar door opens Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 4pm, until 7pm on Fridays, and the kitchen serves lunch Wednesday to Sunday. The two-hour tour with four wines is £25, booked ahead, with lunch or a Sunday roast to add.
Shawsgate Vineyard
Tours and tastings and longer experience days with lunch are booked ahead online.
Shotley Vineyard
The tour and tasting is £18, at 11.30am or 2pm on dates in its online calendar, booked ahead, and can be upgraded with afternoon tea (£40) or a grazing board (£35).
Winbirri Vineyards
Tour and tasting days run from May to August at 11am and 3pm and usually last two and a half to three hours, booked ahead online; a cheese and charcuterie platter can be added for £22.50.
Wyken Vineyards
The restaurant and shop open Wednesday to Sunday from 9am, with dinner on Friday and Saturday, and the farmers’ market runs every Saturday morning.
Dorset and Wiltshire 3
Bluestone Vineyards
Cheese and charcuterie platters can be pre-ordered.
Carvers Hill Estate
The 90-minute tour and tasting (£35) runs on Wednesdays and Fridays, and the two-and-a-half-hour Grand Tour with a lunch platter (£65) on Saturdays and Sundays, booked ahead.
Langham Wine Estate
Lunch can be added: a picnic in the vines in summer, otherwise at Smiths Kitchen.
Somerset 3
Fenny Castle Vineyard
Private tours for eight or more are £25, or £45 with a light lunch.
Minerva Wine
Afternoons with a walk in the vines, a tasting of three wines and a light lunch of local cheese, charcuterie and bread run on Fridays and Saturdays from April to September, for up to 12 guests, at £120 a head, booked ahead.
Wraxall Vineyard
Tables for lunch and dinner are booked separately.
Devon 7
Alder Vineyard
The kitchen and shop open Wednesday to Sunday, 9am to 5pm, with breakfast and lunch.
Heron Farm
You can stay on for lunch in the restaurant or walled garden.
Kenton Park Estate
The restaurant opens Tuesday to Saturday for breakfast and lunch, and booking is advised.
Sandridge Barton
ROAM restaurant serves lunch Thursday to Sunday, 12pm to 4pm.
Tamar Valley Vineyard
Wine by the glass is served on Fridays and Sundays, 12pm to 3pm, with cheese and charcuterie platters booked ahead.
Venn Valley Vineyard
The Vine café opens Wednesday to Saturday 9am to 4pm and Sunday 12pm to 4pm. Dogs on leads are welcome on tours and in the café.
Wellhayes Vineyard
Guided tours run by appointment on Sundays and Wednesdays at 3pm from May to September, booked ahead: about an hour and a half, £30, with the winery, a walk in the vines, a glass of Wellhayes sparkling wine, its own chocolates and a Devon cream tea.
Cornwall 3
Knightor Winery
Knightor also runs The Vine, a seasonal spot with pizzas at its Portscatho vineyard on the Roseland.
Polgoon Vineyard and Orchard
The bar and restaurant open in summer.
Trevibban Mill
Barnaby’s restaurant and a bar menu serve lunch.
Cotswolds and West Midlands 5
Deer Park Wines
Tours and tastings are booked ahead through its online calendar: the grape to glass tour and tasting is £35, or £47 with a cheese and charcuterie platter, and a winter tasting £40.
Kerry Vale Vineyard
The café and shop open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 3pm in winter, with wine tasting in the café. Dogs on leads are welcome in the vineyard and café garden.
Pattingham Vineyard
SIP, the coffee shop and tasting room, opens Wednesday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm, with cakes, soups and light lunches, and afternoon tea at £25. The tour and tasting runs from May to October, about two hours, £30, booked ahead, with a glass of sparkling wine, four still wines and a cheese and charcuterie platter.
Three Choirs Vineyard
At weekends, non-residents can book a self-guided tasting of five wines with lunch in the brasserie and a walk through the vines (about £45 a head, 12pm to 2pm, up to six people). Private guided winery tours with a cheeseboard lunch (£54.95) run Wednesday to Sunday at 11.30am for groups of 10 to 20, booked by phone.
Woodchester Valley Vineyard
Tours at the vineyard are booked ahead, with no drop-ins: the classic tour and tasting is £30 and the premium £40, on set days, fewer from November to March, with lunch options.
East Midlands 3
Hanwell Wine Estate
Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the café bar and on tours.
New Lodge Vineyard
In autumn it opens on Saturdays from 11am to 5pm until the end of November, with some Sundays after that, and you do not need to book to visit; drinks and cheese or charcuterie boards are sold.
Renishaw Hall Vineyard
The hall’s café opens on set days through the year.
Yorkshire 7
Dunesforde Vineyard
A grand tasting of the whole range with a platter of local food (£95 a head, six or more) is booked by phone or email. The terrace and wine bar open on Fridays and Saturdays from 12pm to 8pm, with sharing platters to pre-order; booking is recommended.
Helme Edge Vineyard
Tastings are booked ahead: with a charcuterie lunch at 11am (£35), a standard tasting at 2pm or 4pm (£25), or, from October to March, wine and Yorkshire cheese at 4pm (£32).
Holmfirth Vineyard
The restaurant opens daily from 9am, and there are packages with breakfast, lunch, dinner or afternoon tea.
Laurel Vines
The Laurel Pantry serves lunches Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 2pm, most of the year, and is dog friendly.
Little Wold Vineyard
The cellar door and tasting room open on Fridays and Sundays from 11am to 4pm for coffee, cake, cheese or meat boards and wine.
Ryedale Vineyards
Dogs (other than assistance dogs) and children are not allowed on tours, and cream teas can be booked before a tour.
Yorkshire Heart Vineyard & Brewery
The Winehouse Café opens Tuesday to Saturday from 9.30am, and on Sundays from Easter to October; dogs are welcome there.
Wales 5
Llanerch Vineyard
Roots restaurant serves lunch, dinner, Sunday roasts and afternoon tea, and the hotel has dog-friendly rooms.
Pant Du
The café and shop open Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 4.30pm. Afternoon tea is booked ahead and booking is recommended for breakfast.
Sugar Loaf Vineyards
In the coffee shop you can order a tray of tasters with notes, with light lunches, cake and cheese platters.
Vale Vineyard
Guided tours are £32, two hours with a walk in the vines, a tasting in the barn and a cheese platter, booked ahead online.
Velfrey Vineyard
Tastings of 30 to 45 minutes run all year, and vineyard tours with optional sharing boards from April to October, booked ahead.
Questions people ask
Which English vineyards have restaurants?
The larger estates, such as Chapel Down, Denbies, Hambledon, Rathfinny, Tillingham, The Mount and Three Choirs, have full restaurants. Many smaller vineyards serve platters, cream teas or lunch in a café.
Do I need to book lunch at a vineyard?
For restaurants, yes, especially at weekends. Cafés and platters are often walk-in, but some need ordering ahead; each entry says so where the vineyard does.
Can I take a picnic to a vineyard?
Some vineyards welcome picnics, and a few sell picnic hampers. Others do not allow your own food or drink, so check first.