We stopped in on a weekday afternoon for some ice cream. We decided to order a peanut butter and…read morechocolate sundae and a chocolate vanilla swirl cup. The young man taking your order was very friendly and helpful. We decided to sit at one of the tables outside and enjoy the beautiful weather. After a couple minutes, we got our ice cream and the swirl was very tasty but nothing outside the ordinary. The peanut butter sundae was really good. If you like peanut butter and chocolate, order this. It's a great place to spend a few minutes while wandering through downtown Pine and have a little dessert.

I saw a sign out front that said elk hot dogs and I knew we had to stop and try one. We ate it…read moreChicago style and it was so delicious!

Our favorite part is the train car set up beside the deck…read more The distillery features rums, whiskey and other items.

They don't serve food here but they do have good drinks. The drinks are on the expensive side…read morethough. I'd recommend the agave rum it was delicious. Service is hit and miss, sometimes great other times not good at all.

Loved our wine tour with Jim! He was so personable and friendly and really gave us the deluxe tour…read more Alcantara Winery was our first stop. The flights were tasty and Jim's customer service was impeccable. We even met the winemaker, Ron, who was so lovely! Our second stop was Cove Mesa Vineyard. The wine flights were great. Deff get a pizza when you are there! Our last stop was Oak Creek Winery, a small, cute, winery. Overall, we had a wonderful time with Wine Tours of Sedona. A fully customizable tour and an incredible experience.

I highly recommend this tour company! Ed was an amazing guide and we loved our winery tour for my…read morefriend's birthday. Ed was knowledgeable and flexible and we enjoyed his company. We had a great time! If you are into hiking and other outdoor activities, Ed can give you all the infornation you need. We appreciated the insight. However, I strongly suggest you disregard any recommendations for Dahl and Diluca restaurant. That place has abhorrent service and couldn't care less about patrons. If you want to enjoy good vibes, take this winery tour...and avoid Dahl and Diluca if you want to maintain your good headspace and be treated with respect! ;)

After traveling to different wine regions including South Australia we were very impressed with…read moreArizona Wines. It should be noted that with a couple of exceptions the wines are all seem to be made in the Willcox, AZ area which is located in South East Arizona. We visited the following tasting rooms during our week long visit to the area. 1. The Jerome Winery 2. Arizona Stronghold 3. Merkin Vineyards 4. Winery 101 5. Pillsbury Wine Company 6. Tantrum Wine 7. Winery 1912 8. Salt Mine Wine 9. Carlson Creek We found wines that we enjoyed at each of these with focus on the Syrah and Syrah blends. Most of these red wines are very smooth and silky with a fruit forward flavor. We found these wines to be actually better than many you would find in the Mclaren Vale region of South Australia, which is famous for their Syrahs. Our favorite hands down were the wines from the Pillsbury Wine Company. Each of these winery's charge between $12-15 for a tasting but most, with the exception of the Jerome Winery and Winery 1912, waived the tasting fee with a purchase of a bottle. We also noted that Tantrum Wine and Winery 1912 did not offer water with their tasting which I believe is pretty important. All in all if you enjoy wines and wine tasting the Verde Valley Wine Trail is a must do.

The individual wineries range from ok to awesome, but the Wine Trail's app is a mess. It doesn't…read moretell you if your attempt to log a visit was successful. Then, some of the wineries don't have QR codes to scan. We managed to obtain some hard copy maps, but we don't know if they will even be accepted. It is kind of frustrating that they offer this chance to win a prize, but there are so many technical issues with it.

My sister and I came for a tour on Saturday and I am sooooo glad we did. We arrived about 10…read moreminutes prior to the tour starting and we were quickly greeted by the owner (Tyler) as he brought us the drink menu. It was pretty busy so we stood to the side. When ready, I ordered a ooh la la lemonade and we served ourselves some cold water. The bartender was friendly as she took my order and made my drink pretty quick. The tour started a few minutes later and lasted a little over an hour. The time went by fast as Tyler kept it fun, informative, and engaging. I learned a lot and walked away with some good brewery knowledge. We tasted several spirits and two were my favorite. There was a vanilla flavored one and a cinnamon one... cant remember the names, oops. We ended up buying the vanilla flavored one and I cant wait to use it! My ooh la la lemonade was delicious, not too sweet and not too strong. I had a GREAT time, this place rocks! Thank you!

I totally recommend taking a tour here. I learned a lot from the owner and how he operates his…read morebusiness and how everything is ran. We were able to try more then a few samples and I also bought a bottle for home. It was a great time!

What a great adventure, very safe and aware of your particular limitations and she works hard to…read moremake the trip the best all around. Most relaxing trip I have had in a long time. Great snacks and plenty of water for the road.

I found this experience via Groupon and what an amazing experience it was! April has put so much…read morethought and heart into the business and although it's still relatively new, she's got lots of bases covered and I'm glad it's picking up for her. She makes you feel comfortable and like you've known her for years. She's incredibly personable and definitely knows her way around wine. Unfortunately, during our tour today, we couldn't go to Page Springs or the other wineries in Cornville due to the fire that started midday today but the Cottonwood backup plan worked out great! The first stop, Alcantera in Camp Verde was a nice gem. I had never heard of them before and it was a good start to the tour. Lunch at Farm Go Go Cafe in Cornville was insanely delicious! Farm fresh ingredients. Everything that's included in the experience is wild: the ride to and from NAZ, the wine tastings AND lunch. She provided snacks and water in the vehicle as well. I 100% recommend people try this out as a fun day trip with friends or even as a romantic day date. I can't wait to see her business grow when she's able to take groups bigger than three/four. I would do this again and try out her brewery tour next time.

What started as a plan to head to Queen Creek Olive Mill for Garlic Fest turned into us deciding to…read moreskip the crowds and simply enjoy a delicious breakfast and that we did! Queen Creek Olive Mill is such a delightful place to spend some time. Of course, seeing the olives are fantastic, but their infused olive oils and the dishes they create with them are equally worth enjoying. There's something so relaxing about sitting outside in the shaded portion of the property, looking out over the grounds, and even taking a little stroll among the numerous olive trees. I ended up ordering the ricotta eggs on focaccia, and gosh darn, they were DELICIOUS. The white truffle-infused olive oil was absolutely the star of the dish. It added just the right amount of rich, savory truffle flavor without overpowering the creamy eggs. The focaccia was flavorful, perfectly suited for soaking up all those delicious flavors, and made the whole dish feel extra indulgent. My partner went with the bacon, potato, and ricotta breakfast sandwich, which he really enjoyed as well. It was hearty, flavorful, and a great choice for breakfast. Even though we originally came for Garlic Fest, we ended up having such a lovely and relaxing morning just enjoying the property and the food.

I love this market and restaurant! They have a great variety of olive oils, specialty foods,…read morepremade meals, beauty items and wine -- my favorite! I especially love that you can sample many of the oils, jams and BBQ sauces before buying. I ordered from the Del Piero Kitchen and enjoyed the Mill Meatballs, which had great flavor, and the garlic Parmesan frites -- YUM! I also had a Hugo Spritz. A little sweet for me, but still refreshing. There are plenty of tables for small and larger groups, plus a bar where you can order drinks. I was tempted by the premade pasta and sauce dinners to take home, but decided to buy some wine instead. It was busy inside and quieter outside since we visited in mid-August, but they had the misters going. I can imagine how great the outdoor space and events are when the weather cools down. Definitely need to come back in the fall!

Long way from home…read more Acoustic Cyotes were remarkable and their American Pale Ale is really good.

Umm, the place smelled like puke inside or stale beer! you guys need better ownership & mngt in…read morethere! ugh! and the food truck "Food" was absolutely nasty! avoid this Rat Hole! not worth the $

John was an amazing guide, curator, and overall good sport. He was very accomodating to preferences…read moreand helpful with any questions with a clear passion for the subject matter. Would not hesitate to book again.

So awesome. Can't believe I just found this. So grateful to be apart of it. I would definitely…read morereturn and I'm brining people. We were only here for my father in law but I have a reason to come back!