About

For more than 30 years, Winberie’s has been committed to craft American food & beverage. Just like our rustic recipes, barrel-aged whiskeys, craft beers and wines we know the best things in life take time. At Winberie’s, we’ve embraced that belief with a focus on a warm and personalized dining experience, we encourage our guests to take their time as well. Quality time, to celebrate and connect with family, friends and colleagues is not on the menu, but everyone who knows Winberie’s knows it’s the reason we’re here.

Located on the corner of Springfield Avenue and Kent Place Boulevard, the building was designed in 1893 for the Women’s Christian Temperance Union by architect Theodore Mead Jr. In return for the title to the property, Civil War veteran Joel G. Van Cise completed the construction and provided the W.C.T.U. with a local headquarters. He also used the site as a rostrum when he ran for President on the Prohibition Party ticket. The building originally housed shops on the ground level. Upstairs, an 800-seat stage hall featured vaudeville and became Summit’s very first movie house. The rear section contained a coffee shop, reading rooms, the W.C.T.U. meeting hall, and resort-quality sleeping rooms. While the basement boasted sixty-foot bowling alleys.

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