Delicious restaurant for both breakfast and lunch (certainly not the same day!). Delightful wines, and most interesting tour.

not only is the food about the best in the Gush, the wines are also good, the ambiance is amazing, the wait staff efficient and charming, all in all i have been there many many times and never been unhappy

We've been here several times with family and the experience never disappoints. Easy to get to from Jerusalem and Bet Shemesh. Delicious wine and good food at reasonable prices. Brunch, lunch and dinner are served.

We came here towards the end of a day of touring the area and it was the highlight of our day. A deliciously adorable young woman (Meital) gave us a tour of the winery and we were so impressed we bought a case of wine...to give to our friends. The food was delicious, the menu varied, and the servers were as pleasant as the pie we had for dessert.More

This is absolutely NOT in the Palestinian Territories. Tripadvisor, please correct. Delicious food (kosher, dairy), excellent wine, and beautiful surroundings. Be sure to treat yourself to wines that are not exported to the USA. They serve some of the best bread (and spreads) that I've...had anywhere.More

Great wine, food. Tie in history. Hire Yehuda Liebenson and have him take you here, the heritage center and tomb of Patriarchs. He's great guide #yehuda liebenson

My husband, myself and our 2 daughters visited the winery last week and even though the winery was not in full production mode the tour, explanation and tasting were wonderful. We enjoyed a few of the wines so much we purchased some to enjoy back...home in the States. The restaurant though is worth the trip alone. The food and portion size is incredible. My daughters and I had yummy leftovers for the next day’s lunch, but my husband’s food was so tasty he ate it all and was sad he did not have lunch leftovers. We will definitely visit the restaurant again during our Israel stay and on return visits.More

Every morsel of food was a delicious experience in culinary creativity - pleasing to the eye and unbelievably delicious! We were a group of 35 seated at long handcrafted wood tables in a private room with food served family style. Two types Of Fish ,...multiple salads, ( one with large wide strips of fried sweet potato draping the top ) risotto , veggie sides , wood plates of homemade bread with local seasonings and two spreads, carafes of juice and water and followed with the creamiest coffee flavored cake and cheesecake . I asked for a gluten free bread and was served this cushioned of deliciousness warmed up and ready for the spreads - here in Israel delicious gluten free option exists everwhere even if not on the menu. We tasted three varieties of wine and the entire group was totally in heaven . The walk to the waiting bus was just abuzz with serious compliments . I want them to cater my life !!More

We celebrated my mother’s birthday, we ordered the private room in advance with main dishes in the center of the table, everything was delicious, the service was great and we had all their attention, and the prices were good. It’s not our first time in...this restaurant and we’re always satisfied...More

Fresh made bread, soup and salads and pastas were an excellent match with the wine tastings. Fantastic views of the hills and surrounding area.

We knew that the Gush Etzion wines are excellent, especially the HaAlon HaBoded (Lone Oak) but did not expect to find a high-end restaurant as well. We had a wonderful wine tour, explaining all about the history of the area and wine production in the...area. Then, we got to enjoy an incredible meal (haloumi salad was a very generous portion, as well as being delicious). There are several wines which very unfortunately you cannot buy in the US (such as the Pinot Noir), so we were able to enjoy those as well. Highly recommended!More

I've been to other wineries, and this is not the largest one of them. It's a boutique winery, cute and family friendly. But it's not just about the wine. Just hearing the story and seeing this establishment in the heart of Gush Etzion is trully...inspiring. Obviously ending the visit with lunch at the dairy restaurant is a nice bonus as well :-)More