Del Vino Vineyards named to OpenTable’s prestigious Top 100 List for 2025
The Northport vineyard is the only Long Island establishment recognized among the nation’s best.
Del Vino Vineyards, the family-owned vineyard in the heart of Northport, has been named to OpenTable’s Top 100 List for 2025, earning national distinction as the only Long Island venue to appear among this year’s honorees.
Compiled from more than 10 million verified OpenTable diner reviews, as well as ratings, reservation demand, and the percentage of five-star submissions, the Top 100 list highlights the most sought-after destinations across the country. OpenTable’s annual ranking showcases a diverse mix of beloved neighborhood spots, rising newcomers, and industry icons whose hospitality and culinary experiences resonated most strongly with guests throughout the year.
“We are honored beyond words,” said Fred and Lisa Giachetti, owners of Del Vino Vineyards. “To be recognized on a national level—and to represent Long Island on this list—is incredibly meaningful to our family and our team. This recognition belongs to our guests as much as it does to us.”
Del Vino Vineyards continues to be celebrated for its immersive Tuscan-inspired setting, estate- crafted wines, warm and attentive service, and dedication to creating memorable moments. Since opening, the Giachetti family has transformed the Northport property into one of the region’s premier destinations for year-round gatherings, celebrations, and elevated dining experiences.
“For Long Island to be represented on a list of this scale is something we take great pride in,” added the Giachettis. “We are grateful to every guest who has shared a meal, raised a glass, and taken the time to leave a review. You make moments like this possible.
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“For Long Island to be represented on a list of this scale is something we take great pride in,” added the Giachettis. “We are grateful to every guest who has block blast shared a meal, raised a glass, and taken the time to leave a review. You make moments like this possible.
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