The Restaurant at Peninsula Ridge is located in the William D. Kitchen house, a red brick Victorian manor that was meticulously restored in 2000. Built in 1885 in the Queen Anne style by Grimsby architect Frank Hill, the house was recently declared as an historic site under the Ontario Heritage Act for its historical and architectural significance.

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The distinctive design includes an eye-catching turret and cedar-shingled roof. The front foyer features French doors with beveled glass, a cherry wood staircase and grained red pine floors throughout. Impressive oils paintings from the proprietor's own private art collection by such noted Quebec artists as Monique Bédard, Bruno Côté and St-Gilles, grace the walls of the dining rooms located on two floors of the house.

In our second floor dining room, we also feature a selection of artwork from local artists that are available for purchase. The exhibit is organized through Shaw Gallery, a Beamsville framing and art shop located just down the road from our winery at 5328 King Street. We invite you to call Marjorie Shaw at 905-563-9296 for more information.

The restaurant has 65 seats and provides an intimate fine dining experience. The outdoor patio also offers magnificent views of the Niagara Escarpment, the surrounding vineyards and Lake Ontario.