This was such an enjoyable experience!…read more The wine vineyards are beautifully planted along the rolling hills. We participated in the wine taste testing at the venue area. They have a vast selection of different wine flavors for everyone to choose from. I especially enjoyed the kiwi strawberry and chocolate raspberry wines. We also ordered the flatbread pizza and cheese / fruit plate. The food was a great pair with the wine. The tour was a few hours long and very informative. The owner took us around the grounds and showed the process in the wine making. We stayed at the Airbnb located on the vineyard grounds. It is a tiny house, but is very cozy and clean. I highly recommend visiting to taste the wine and experiencing the tour. The owners are very nice and appreciative of their loyal customers.

Absolutely amazing experience, camping, stateroom, owners were very welcoming and treated us with a…read morewonderful welcome!

Who doesn't love a good daiquiri? You don't even have to get out of your car! The peach colada was…read moredelicious!

I order a Pina Cola drink on 02/10, the drink in my opinion was extremely weak and the alcohol…read morebarely noticeable. Instead of consuming the drink, I placed the drink in my freezer so I could return it the next day. Today on 02/11 at 6:30 pm I returned the drink and asked for a remake. The cashier working informed me that they do not remake drinks or refund. I asked her to look at the full cup that I returned and instead she argued with me saying that I added ice to the cup. when I froze the cup multiple ice chunks froze in the drink. Anyone who drinks alcohol know it does not freeze, this is proof in my opinion of the lack of alcohol in these drink. I repeatedly asked her to just take the cup back and throw it away since she did not want to offer any replacement. I've come to this establishment for several years, but I will not be back.

It's a small and cozy Mexican grocery store that also serves food. We used to live in Houston, so…read morewhen I first walked in, it honestly gave me a little bit of that Houston feeling. We decided to come back another day to actually dine in and try the food. There was a lady in the dining area was the server, but it seemed like she couldn't really speak English, so we ended up waiting for a while for the guy at the cashier to come take our order. The price is definitely on the pricier side. I forgot to take a picture of the menu, but for what we ordered, I felt like the portions were pretty small for the price. My husband got 2 fajitas and 2 lengua tacos, while I got the steak, chicken, and shrimp fajitas. My fajitas were decent, and I'll give them that for having fresh vegetables, but the meat was cut into such small pieces that it kind of felt like scraps. We're not Mexican, so I can't really speak on how authentic it is, but my husband's friends actually stopped by right after us, tried the food, and said pretty much the same thing! I actually love the grocery store itself. It's small but has SO much stuff, including things you wouldn't expect, and their fresh products are great. The only other thing I didn't really like was the checkout situation. Nobody came by to check on us when we were done eating, so we had to wait in the regular grocery checkout line to pay. Since we weren't holding any groceries, a bunch of people kept cutting in front of us without asking. I really hope they can improve this part because it was pretty frustrating. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this place for Mexican groceries. The food was good, but I don't think I'd come back specifically to dine in.

So glad that we found this little place. They have amazing products, the service is great, and the…read moreplace is clean. Great prices on the food. We will return.

It was ok. Nothing was really homemade so not crazy impressive but the Boudin balls were REALLY…read moregood.

This place is not a friendly environment for people of color. We came in and there was hardly…read moreanyone there. We were sat at the very back of the restaurant away from everyone. As we watched people come in the same party size of Caucasian race, they were all sat near the front away from us. Our waitress only saw to us when time to get order and bring food. No checking in on us throughout our time. Food is not an issue. My husband and I both hunt and fish thinking this would be something we would enjoy instead we felt awkward the whole time and just wanted to eat and get out of there. We visit the area at least once a year and have never been treated like this until today. We will not be going back which is sad because the place has great potential.

Great kolaches and excellent donut holes! I'm a donut snob and this place is some of the best ever!read more

Good early morning breakfast spot for a wide variety of kolaches & donuts. Pleasant owner.read more

First, I just wanna say this lady had the biggest smile on her face and she was so sweet. I had…read moreended up just getting two cola and donut holes. They were really good and worth the price they have. Definitely recommend also they do have iced coffees. The last coffee shop. I went to didn't have that so I like that this one. Did

Looking for more of a Shipley's donut. The glazed donut had way too much icing. They missed the…read moremark. Service a little slow as well.

Best Donut shop in town. Comfortable, friendly and welcoming…read moreatmosphere. Owners make you feel like part of a family.

Hello this is austin. I love your store! I need an order please. I already have an open tab there…read morewith you. Thank you. Ky flakey. Deep fried 13 1/2 7 z's 100 . Chocolatey fudggyy/glasier ice/ice glaziered a .5 a whole dozen 1 1.13 and 9 cinnomon twist hot and fresh donuts please a box. When your able to can do 35 more boxes and 55 more cinnomon twist

Gene Cox's Grocery & Meats has been in business for over 50 years, which is a great, boast-worthy…read moreaccomplishment! Cox's is a small, family-run, grocery store with the best meat market in town. Despite the many large grocery store competitors around town, the locals remain loyal to Cox's because of their Southern hospitality and quality products. From the moment you walk in to check-out, the staff are eager to help and answer any questions. On our first visit, we felt very welcomed as we took our time to browse the store. Hot foods are available most of the day, breakfast biscuit sandwiches in the morning and then typical lunch food fare(fried chicken/fish, meat pies, boudin, boudin balls, sausage links) for the rest of the day. We were surprised to find fresh, homemade cracklins for $16.99/lb. A majority of the hearty bite-sized pieces had a good meat:skin proportion. The cracklins had a nice crunch and seasoning, but not too spicy. (Most natives are used to the spicy seasoned cracklins from south La). There is an extensive selection of packaged specialty meats and foods (seasoned pork chops/pork tenderloin/chicken/ribs, stuffed chicken, certified Angus beef, smoked beef patties, twice-baked potatoes) and it was hard to select a few choices because everything looked deliciously mouthwatering! We grabbed a few of them to cook up at home- duck wrapped in bacon and chicken stuffed with crawfish dressing. Catering options are available too, just let them know in advance. The rest of the store is similar to what you would find in the typical convenient store with snacks and beverages, including some local brews. With the Mardi Gras season upon us, Abita Mardi Gras Bock is in stock too! I saw a small display of various jerky flavors and local jarred goodies like fruit, jams, and seasonings. Remember to visit Gene Cox's Grocery & Meats the next time you can't decide what to make for lunch/dinner. You'll be sure to find great food here should you need a little snack or a meal. The carnivore in you will surely be screaming to buy all the specialty meats. And as a rule of thumb, eat and shop local!

Located inside a gas station on corner of Arkansas rd. Being in the gas station is the biggest…read moreneagative in my opinion. Small meat selection in case as well.