A very pleasant evening here with my laptop, their great wifi and a number of TVs tuned in to…read moreSunday Night Football (which I didn't watch). I enjoyed two of their Lucky City Light beers while chomping the burger I brought from Pete's Burgers, writing my Yelp reviews and figuring out what I would see on my way to home tomorrow. Pleasant, friendly and comfortable. This is a great place for a beer. Note that they do not have their own kitchen. I don't know if they have food trucks. But they do allow outside food. Enjoy! [Round number review 23500 overall - 2488 of 2024 - 3941 in North Carolina]

Very friendly and nice to have in the community. I am a little sensitive to smell and it was a…read moretad musty so not sure what they can do to ventilate but that was my only problem otherwise I would be totally give five stars.

So, first off, the name and owners have changed!! Now called Gioia dell Amore and the new owners…read moreare amazing. We haven't been here in many years because the customer service was bad but not anymore! Laura greeted us as soon as we walked in and 10min later we were best friends. Now I didn't hurt that she was from Texas and so are we which gave us a lot to talk about but we really enjoyed spending some time learning about her and her husband the new ownership and just their plans for growing this winery. I would say that they definitely have a passion for serving others and have already engaged in the community raising money for different charities their biggest one recently was one for a cancer charity. I'm not much of a wine drinker my wife is but after tasting the Chardonnay which was fantastic we decided to share a bottle and they also have a bourbon barrel aged Cabernet which is amazing. We promptly came home joined the wine club and will definitely be back because it's only about a 30 minute drive from Greensboro. They have music and food trucks on average about twice a month and I can promise you that when you go you'll get good wine and be treated well.

Spent a lovely afternoon here. They have a cozy log cabin tasting room where you can taste your…read morechoice of 5 wines for $15. We shared two tastings so we were able to taste 10 wines. There is a large offering of over 20 varieties. One of the current owners led our tasting and gave us detailed explanations of the history and thought process behind each wine. There are 11 wines that were the original Autumn Creek wines and then the new owners have added some new wines and new blends under the label Gioia dell'Amore Cellars. We liked all of the wines that we tasted. Our favorites were the Diamond Girl White & Red Blends and the Embrace Meritage red blend. After our tasting we purchased a bottle of Diamond Girl Red to enjoy on property. Outside the tasting room are a large deck and a brick patio with sweeping views of grapevines, a pond, a waterfall, a gazebo, a covered area and an event venue (where an anniversary party was taking place). It made for a relaxing and enjoyable afternoon.

I didn't have business in Reidsville today, I just stopped in to see the Rockingham County Museum…read more It turned out to be one of those places where the building and the history are doing equal work. The museum lives inside the 1907 Rockingham County Courthouse, a Classical Revival structure designed by Frank Pierce Milburn. I've seen many of his buildings across the south. And so it's clear even before you walk in that you get the sense of early twentieth-century civic ambition with the hipped roof, the red tile details and the polygonal cupola that still anchors the structure. Knowing that this courthouse rose after the 1906 fire and after a long county seat fight between Wentworth and Reidsville gives the place a bit of an extra charge as the museum leans into that story rather than bury it. $10 for adults inside. The exhibits are woven through the old courtrooms and office spaces so you get these interesting moments where local industry, family histories and county politics sit against original woodwork and tall windows so that it feels like the building is telling half the story on its own. For a quick detour, it delivers a surprisingly rich look at Rockingham County's past while letting the courthouse architecture stay front and center. It's that combination that makes the museum worth the entry. [Review 633 of 2026 - 4721 in North Carolina - 25814 overall]

From the owner: With exhibits and archives to explore, architecture to admire, historic tavern tours, and hands on…read moreexperiences, the Museum and Archives of Rockingham County appeals to history lovers, families, and genealogists alike. ​ The MARC historic complex shows a fascinating and inclusive snapshot of Rockingham County's History. Experience the smell of a tobacco barn. See Native American artifacts. Learn how rivers sustained life and provided transit for people and goods. Find inspiration in the vision of local Civil Rights leaders. And enjoy cultural opportunities with others who value the past. ​