Hawkins Farm Cellars - Suttons Bay, Michigan

Sara R.

Great overnight stop for us in our camper. This winery is a Harvest Host. The food was delicious. We had the pesto pizza. We also enjoyed some wine and hard cider. The cherry hard cider is delicious. I would have had a growler filled but they will only fill their own growlers and I don't need another growler. There are beautiful water views across the street.

Jill H.

Great staff, service and food. We both had the Thai and took home a pizza for later. We will be back Hawkins Farm!

Stephen D.

What a find! We came here to do a wine tasting, and ended up having lunch. The wines were quite pleasant, the bartender/ waiter was very helpful and friendly. The shock though was the quality of the food. The chef was trained at a culinary institute in Thailand, and it shows. I had the cashew chicken and my wife had the pad tai. We also had spring rolls. We loved all the dishes. The portions were huge and we had to take some home. Even the desserts were quite good. We will definitely be back.

nathan G.

It was a nice experience but as We were tasting our Wines my Girl and I both agreed that these tasted very simular to another Winery we both Enjoy often. So She asked if by chance these wines we were tasting were relabeled Fenn Valley Wines and to our happiness they are bottled there for Hawkins. But the Atmosphere here is worth the stop. Fen does alot of Bottling-relabeling for many places all over Michigan and We can usually mark it when we have it and when we ask we haven’t ever been wrong yet. They are marketing geniuses

Lis

Thai food and beautiful wine, yes please. I was eating hotdogs and burgers for a week camping at Keith Charters State Park in Traverse City. Need some spice.

I actually went in to taste wine at Hawkins (what’s up Stranger Things) and I saw the Thai food signs. So glad I found this gem.

I ordered the Green Curry and it was so damn good. So so good. Fresh ingredients and spicy. Riesling was a good pairing with it.

Anyways there’s too many doors at this joint but either way you get three options, wine tasting room, Thai deliciousness, or buy your best Auntie some obscure yard ornaments.

And your food comes in metal tin to go pie plates. Heat the leftovers up right over your campfire. This was a great treat.

Don H.

It's a restaurant with doubtless a story of climbing out of poverty to make it in America. Admirable to say the least. Come for the Thai food, we had the shrimp taco 👌"byob" and crash in the parking lot its a harvest host. We spent the afternoon at 2 Lads Vinyard tasting.

Cam J.

We went out of our way to stop here on a self-guided wine tour on the Leelenau Trail, but they were too busy to offer wine tastings that day. We opted for an appetizer and a glass of wine instead which wasn't worth the trip. Waitstaff were struggling to overcome what seemed like management issues (short staffing and low inventory). Maybe it's fine for the regulars, but a tough sell for someone from out of town. If you do find yourself here, try the honey peach wine that was our saving grace.

David B.

Great service hands down. We stopped next store to pick up some wind chimes and made our way here. The peach-honey wine was top tier and we bought two bottles.