What a lovely shop in the heart of Pine! My husband and I were hungry on Saturday afternoon and…read morewanted to stop in for some panini. The woman at the register seemed frazzled because they were pretty busy. We opted to sit outside because of the nice weather. There are a few tables in front and there's a bigger patio in the back. There are also a few tables inside, but with the line at the register, it felt a little tight to sit inside. They have a huge array of goodies - baked goods, pastas, sauces, pickled veggies, wine. Our panini were brought out to us - we both ordered the Calabrian panini, but they came out very different. Mine was on the spicy side, which I like and was expected for the ingredients of the sandwich; however, my husband's was piled high with mostly prosciutto?? Kind of weird, but it was still good. We could see the sandwich prep area, so I'm not sure what happened. We also got the white wine flight, which I think they forgot about. We were almost done with our panini when the wine came out. The four flavors were average in terms of white wine we've had.

Amazing time at Pine Provisions! Such a fun place. Love the patio. Great selection of wine!…read more Delicious sangria, yummy caprese salad, very friendly service! Thank you Reggie, we appreciate all the help! Absolutely a must if you are in the Pine area!

Great wine! Amazing customer service! Highlight of our trip..we will definitely be back.read more

4 stars for our lovely hostess! She was fantastic. Enthusiastic and welcoming. The wine I'd give…read moremaybe 3 stars. I did the white flight and liked the vermentino and rose.' I didn't want to spit out the Sauvignon Blanc. But the picpoul Blanc was unpalatable and the trebbiano was downright nasty. I shotgunned it just to get it over with. I'm no sommelier, but I wine taste often, mostly in California and Europe. But I do like trying the local wines, and overall am glad I did. I bought a bottle of the vermentino to enjoy on the rest of my trip, so that was a plus. It compares to other vermentinos I've enjoyed. Let's see if Utah wine is any better...

My best friends surprised me with a bachelorette here and it was just an amazing night. Bri set…read moreeverything up so beautifully, and was so extremely helpful! The charcuterie board, and wine tasting were awesome. I found a new wine to love and even came home with a bottle. They also have non alcoholic wines for those who want the experience but don't drink. I love that they have a bunch of table games as well. We played uno and scrabble and had a blast. I can't wait to come back here on my next trip to Arizona.

This is a TERRIFIC local spot for wine. Semi-rustic mountain town decor, big squishy leather sofas,…read moredifferent conversation areas PLUS the sit down bar. All very warm, comfy, and inviting!They had two different AZ vintner flights featured, and a variety of small plates to nosh on. Service was a little slow as the bartender (please note I did not say sommelier) was alone when we arrived. She gave a little information about the first wine in the flight ... but then I had to keep bringing my glass in to let her know I was ready for the next ... and NO info was forthcoming. I know staffing is tough in the summer, but that could have been better handled with even ONE more person to help her. Overall, an inviting location, and I would happily go back again.

This charming little wine shop is tucked away on the second floor of Tlaquepaque Shopping Village,…read moreand the setting immediately reminded me of wandering through the streets of a small European village. There's seating near the French doors and a small balcony overlooking the village--a lovely spot to sip some wine and take in the atmosphere. We opted for the wine sampler and chose the whites. I don't remember the exact price, but I do remember thinking it was a good value for the tasting. They also offer a discount if you decide to purchase a bottle from your sampler. Josh was our wine host, and you can immediately tell how passionate and knowledgeable he is about wine. He shared the history of Vino Zona and taught us quite a bit about Arizona wines and the local wine-growing regions. As someone who loves wine, I found it fascinating, and his easygoing personality made the experience even more enjoyable. The conversation flowed so naturally that before we knew it, our tasting was over. Josh really was an excellent host and a big part of what made our visit so memorable. None of the wines we sampled ended up being ones we wanted to take home, but the Bombshell Blonde was my favorite of the tasting. They have a nice selection, though, and I'd happily come back to try more. Vino Zona is such a quaint little spot to enjoy a glass of wine, good conversation, and some cool air before heading back out to explore Tlaquepaque. Definitely worth stopping in!

My tasting was $20 and included four small pours of Arizona wine. I went with the two reds and two…read morewhites. Sadly, none of the wines spoke to me; I found them to lack flavor. But I will say that the customer service was excellent. Our wine expert was very knowledgable about the wines, the origins of these wineries, and so much more. He even shared a bit about how wine making got started in Arizona. And he was kind enough to add a fifth free taste of a port wine with a piece of chocolate (very nice of him). The space is small, and not well air-conditioned, but does offer a temporary break from the hot, arizona sun.

We stopped in on our tour of the wineries in Camp Verde and had amazing wines and great…read moreconversation with George. He was so knowledgeable and a pleasure to meet. So glad we stopped in! Definitely a little hidden gem!

George is super knowledgeable and his service is great! The wine - not so much. We tasted several…read morewines and dumped them all. I'm not sure the last time anyone cleaned in here. There are filled fly traps in the windows and everything needs a solid wipe down. And we were served a bowl of crackers but this bowl was obviously reused as there was drink/food residue on the edges. Not a safe, clean, healthy place to be.

My friends and I were visiting in town from San Diego and decided to stop in at this cute little…read morewine tasting room. The wines were delicious, view was phenomenal and our host was incredibly friendly and gave great recommendations. I would absolutely recommend to anyone in the area.

The views are spectacular from this 2nd floor view. It's air conditioned and has some cool western…read moredecor to look at. This was our first time trying this winery and for $20 a person it was a bit pricier for what you get but a cool new spot to try. Our pours were very small but you get to try 6 of their wines. You can choose from red blends to whites and some rosés. The wines were nice and smooth. The sommelier was very nice and friendly and she gave us her recommendations and what to expect flavor wise each time she would bring a new tasting out.

I've been wanting to stop by Garage-East after sampling their wine at an event I had went to. It's…read morefamily owned & their vineyards are in Arizona! I'm def a wine enthusiast & enjoyed many wineries while living in CA so I am excited to explore the AZ scene. Staff was helpful in choosing some wines and answering any questions on the wine. We were helped by the lovely Danielle & Sarah which were super personable our whole visit. We started with a board and a bottle The board was so yummy & perfect for 2 for sharing, the cheeses on this board went well together and I think my favorite item on the board were the pickles they were unlike any other pickles I've ever tasted before really tickled my tastebuds. I was able to sample the rose & the Pinot noir & ended up ordering a glass of that as well. It was the last night for live music & im glad we were able to experience it because it will not be back till September due to the weather! They have indoor & outdoor seating, we started inside & ended outside. I will def be back to try their other wines! Thanks for such a fun time.

07/11/2026 My friend and I stopped here for brunch on a…read moreSaturday. We had gotten there at 10:45am, just in time to catch the breakfast menu which stops at 11:00am. We ordered at the counter, and the food was later brought to us. I got the Brioche Breakfast Sammy (scrambled egg, spicy ham, arugula, tomato, + herbed cheese on a house-made brioche bun). It was smaller than I expected, but the taste was great and the portion size turned out to be just right for me. My sandwich also came with a side of two fresh strawberries. I didn't know it would, so that was a surprise. I also ordered the pineapple matcha, which was refreshing and a great drink for summer. My friend got the Egg Sammy (scrambled egg and cheese) with Noble sourdough. It looked really good, and she gobbled it right up. Overall it was a good meal, and I would definitely be back. I want to try their breakfast wine next time.

We came across this Tasting Room right in the heart of Superior! When we stopped in we were greeted…read moreright away with some of the best hospitality ever! We opted in for a wine flight both red and white. The staff was extremely knowledgeable explaining the various wines and their background. Super delicious and highly recommend making a stop here! Xo -BB

Fantastic wines, especially the petite syrah. Food is amazing as well. The tasting room is nice and…read morecomfortable. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Left with a couple of bottles.

Had an amazing lunch! The server was friendly and patient with us…read more Wine was as great as always. It was bust, but not near as noisy as normal which was nice.

I came in for a scheduled 1pm interview, arriving 15 minutes early because I wanted to make a good…read morefirst impression -- I was genuinely excited about the opportunity to work here, and honestly hoped to become a regular guest too, since I love supporting wineries with a strong dine-in experience. Instead, I was left waiting alone in a room past my scheduled time with no update, no check-in, nothing. No one came to let me know if the interviewer was running behind or if there was any change of plans. I ended up having to leave and follow up myself. What stood out most was how invisible I felt the entire time I was there. I noticed I only got acknowledged when I spoke up first -- otherwise, staff walked past without a word. As a Black woman, I can't help but notice these things, because they add up over time. I'm not saying this was intentional, but it left me with a strong impression about the level of care and attention given to guests (or candidates) who aren't proactively advocating for themselves. I really wanted this to go differently. Cooper's Hawk has a great reputation, and I was rooting for a good experience -- both as a potential employee and future customer. Hopefully this feedback helps them look at how guests and candidates are treated when they're not in the room to see it.

It's closed to customers and it's said it's because it's in the middle of being Sold…read more Heard good things and it is a beautiful area so had to give 5 Star. Hopefully new owner will bring it back to its glory years.

We have been to many B&Bs across the country, but none of them have rivaled our experience here…read more Tierra Madre Vineyards and Bed & Breakfast is a truly special place. Carrie-Anne and Mike treated us like family, preparing both a delicious dinner and gourmet breakfast. They also make an legitimate cappuccino for a coffee snob like me. I had more than one. It's rare to have the privilege of sitting down with the owners and drink coffee in front of a fire. They are passionate about the history of their land and their vision for the future. Everything centers around their guests experience. Tierra Madre is the perfect blend of finely-appointed accommodations, culinary excellence, and playful pets, all in a beautiful rural setting. Thank you Carrie-Anne & Mike!