Plum Run Winery — Attraction in Jackson Township

I really want to give them 5 Stars, but can't due to inconsistency of service. We have been coming here since 2013, we may not be what they consider "regulars' , but we can tell you who the owner,, his wife and daughter are due conversations we have had with them in the past. We have seen much improvement since the inception of the brewery and only want it to flourish. However, your servers should know what "deals" you are promoting on social media before their shift starts. You may also may want to tell them which wines will cause an "upcharge", not a huge deal, but I like answers to my questions, not "tell me what you want and I will ring it up and see". Also, regarding your $20 for a bottle of wine and flatbread, you may want to offer more w/o onions. The 2 flatbreads offered w/o onions (because you can not order one w/o onions that calls for it according to our server) felt more like glorified cheese bread rather than the Italian or Mediterranean flatbreads on the menu . It seems like we get a very informed/dedicated server every other time we visit instead...

We went for Sunday Brunch and it was nice. The food was simple but good. I had the chicken and waffles, and my partner had the Chorizo hash. I also had a beer flight. Overall, I enjoyed my chicken and waffles. It was a large piece of chicken that looked like it was hand breaded in-house and then was sliced down the middle and served on top of the waffle. The Chorizo hash was potatoes, chorizo, and eggs. Overall, my partner wished there were more vegetables mixed in or even just a side of fruit to go with the hash. I think I was most impressed with the beer selection. In addition to having a lot of choices of beer, they also offered 4 different ciders and a Mead(so if you’re not a huge beer fan like my partner, you still have options available). I enjoyed the Mango Wheat and the White Peach Lager (they also offer great prices on Crowlers...

One of my favorite wines comes from here: called 3946. I don't like bourbon barrel everything, I don't even like bourbon as I prefer spicy rye whiskeys. But this red wine aged in bourbon barrels is balanced and smooth. A dry wine with just a hint of sweetness. So good.

As for dining in: Service is friendly. Good selection of beers (this location is also Grove City Brewing). Their food menu has a nice variety of things like pretzels and sauerkraut balls, burgers, flatbreads, and entrees like steak and salmon. It is a full restaurant with a large beer and wine list, not a traditional brewery with casual seating. There just happens to be beer and wine (made from grapes they source from around the country) being...