Absolutely love this place. Great martinis, excellent bar selection, great appetizers, & fantastic…read moreatmosphere. Think speakeasy and laid back, relaxed. The bartenders and kitchen staff are fun and friendly.

Nice ambiance. Board games. Downstairs a little cozier, more romantic feel however you can't access…read morethe food menu down there. We wanted to sit outside but the staff warned us it was "grimy out there." Interesting selection of wines; I had a delicious dry Italian white which was a reprieve from the sweet-heavy offerings of local wineries. Food menu is limited, especially for vegetarians, but decently executed. Rustic bruschetta was a highlight.

Dusty Dash and Daniel pour some great drinks. Godfather is amazing but it will kick you in the butt!read more

Fantastic patio! One of the only places open late. Not a great cocktail menu, but they have all the…read morewine you could ever want.

This was our first stop on our winery hopping experience. This winery consists of a beer garden/…read morecellar and parlor. Although the buildings were well kept I wasn't too impressed. Inside area is too small and cluttered and not spacious enough for the traffic through out the buildings. Staff were limited and busy with wine tasting in the parlor . Outside games can be played and seating was available outside. I did try a Peach Sangria on the rocks. It was meh.

I stopped by Edelweiss in Hermann, MO during my trip and enjoyed checking the place out. It's a…read morepretty small venue, but it has a nice, relaxed atmosphere. I didn't eat or drink anything during my visit, so I can't speak much about the food or drinks. One of the coolest things is The Cellar, located on the same property. It's a fun space where you can gather with friends, hang out, and play games. I'm not sure I would personally classify Edelweiss as a traditional winery, but it was still a nice stop to make while exploring Hermann. Overall, worth checking out if you're in the area and looking for another place to add to your Hermann trip!

There are plenty of great things to do in Hermann, Missouri, but no visit feels complete without…read morespending some time at Stone Hill Winery. In my opinion, it's hands down the best winery in the region, and what makes it special goes well beyond the wine. The experience starts with a tasting, and Stone Hill does it right. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable, the tastings are top notch, and the wines speak for themselves. Their sparkling wines, Norton, and Chardonel are among my absolute favorites. The grounds are beautiful, with incredible photo opportunities around every corner. And if you're lucky enough to visit during an event, the live music is some of the best you'll find in Hermann. But one of my favorite experiences at Stone Hill takes you beneath the winery. The guided tours of the historic cellars are truly something special. There's so much history in those underground passages, and the guides are experts at bringing it all to life. It's an experience unlike anything else in the area. The nearby museum is another must-see and adds even more appreciation for the history behind this remarkable place. And then there's dinner. A visit to Stone Hill simply isn't complete without a meal at Vintage 1847 Restaurant. The atmosphere is wonderful, the food is phenomenal, and the steak is easily my favorite in Hermann. It's the perfect way to end a day of exploring. In fact, I've pretty much figured out my perfect Hermann itinerary. Start with a wine tasting, spend some time exploring the museum, take a guided tour through those incredible cellars, and finish the evening with an unforgettable dinner at Vintage 1847. Throw in some live music and a few great photos along the way, and it doesn't get much better than that. Hermann is full of wonderful experiences, and you could easily spend days discovering everything the town has to offer. But if there's one place I would tell absolutely everyone to visit, it's Stone Hill Winery. There are plenty of reasons to visit Hermann. Stone Hill is one of the biggest reasons to keep coming back.

This appears to be the busiest winery in our experience. A museum, a restaurant, wine tasting…read moreareas, souvenir shop, and pavilion with a band. Jill was over my wine tasting, she was friendly and knowledgeable of the wines I chose. I purchased a gold Moscato. This was not in the wine tasting but you can't go wrong with a Moscato in my opinion. During Harvest season you can stomp the grapes with your feet. I hate I missed that but I will definitely return next yr to partake in that excursion. Plenty of picturesque moments. I absolutely enjoyed this winery and look forward to returning.

Beautiful scenery and patio. The wine is great too. Kind of weird they don't do tastings but this…read moreplace is just fine with the view.

every single trolley driver we had warned us about this place. "they charge you $10 per person just…read moreto get in the door" "there's no live music" "it's just not good, but the view is pretty" they were right 2 of the 3 points. there WAS live music; the most untalented, confused and awkward cover band I've ever seen. when we tried to order wine, the cashier argued with us and told us the wine they're selling "tastes like a moldy basement." that all said, we had a great time as we embraced how truly terrible this place was. the wine was bad, the food was bad (Aldi food marked up 2x or 3x, still in the Happy Farms wrapper). A group of 8 woo girls who had just paid $80 to​ enter were trying to convince themselves that they weren't just taken advantage of. they were - we all were. The staff all seemed very depressed or anxious - they all seem ashamed of themselves. the thing I liked most about this place was all the Pro freedom/USA signs mixed in with a bunch of signs very angrily telling you what not to do, what not to be, etc. if you like irony and can have fun in a TRULY crappy place, it is totally worth it to come to this place ONCE but I feel like the average person is just looking for good value and good food and good wine. this place has none of that​​. so please listen to your trolley drivers - they are NOT lying or embellishing

We walked up on this place and were hoping to have a table for us. They had quite a bit of tables…read moreand were setting up a band. We ordered a couple wine flights and were very impressed with the options they had for this Missouri winery. We sat and enjoyed our wine and saw they had a self guided tour of the historical part of this winery's. It was absolutely stunning and cooler in the basement so we were able to cool off in the hot summer. Amazing place, wine and historical sites to see!

One of the last wineries on our experience. Flight options were not to my liking so I didn't…read morepartake. The wine slushie appeared to not be ready for purchase so I opted to not purchase. Outside patio was full . We browsed around and left expeditiously.

Had dinner here last night. Cool setting in old stone barn on Stone Hill Winery property…read more One of us ordered the Schweineschnitzel and the other ordered the Sauerbraten. Both served with hot German potato salad and red cabbage. We split the meal and couldn't decide which was best. Both were outstanding! Paired with local red wine and they were surprisingly delicious. Best authentic German meal we've had in many years. Waitress was a little meek but very efficient. Manager stopped by and she was bubbly and fun. Only slight disappointment was they ran out of Black Forest cake. Supposed that a good reason to come back.

I was excited to try this restaurant but by the time we made it here I wasn't really hungry, I…read morestill wanted to support them so we went to order appetizers and dessert. I must say I am very disappointed in the lack of customer service and communication we received. We were seated almost immediately and when we made our orders we ordered two orders of fries and a lemon blueberry cheesecake. Looking around, the restaurant was not busy or overwhelmed. So we patiently waited and although we kept seeing the hostess checking to see if we were still there none of our order arrived. Finally after 30+ minutes we decided to leave but we stopped at the front counter to ask what happened to our order. They acted clueless and unaware and that is the cause of this review. DO NOT play in my face. Staff knew we there , knew what we ordered but for whatever reason didn't seem to think our order was worth the time to prepare. Like I said earlier we were full from eating earlier but still just wanted to support this business. Noted : I hope this review gets to the right person to hold staff accountable for disrespecting customers in a nice nasty manner. 9/12/23 is the date . Coming from STL I do not feel appreciated or respected. I will not make this an annual visit at all. The one star is only coming because I have to hit a star to post.

Great place and people! Wonderful vibes and nice local feel! Awesome owner! Come try it out today!read more

The drinks are great and the vibes are good, but if you spill a drink the dj will soak you with his…read moremop if don't move out out of the way within two second.

Had a quick bite at Willie's Phillys in Hermann MO the other day and it was delicious. Ended up…read moreordering the gyro and potato salad. This gyro was loaded with meat and feta. Service was quick and friendly. Love the outdoor dining. Gotta go back to try the Philly or Reuben Quesadilla.

Literally no one else in the place and it took 45 minutes to get food. Nothing fancy ordered - 2…read morePhillys, a salad and soup. Not an apology or even an acknowledgment that I could have butchered a cow faster. And after all that time, food was good but not spectacular.