Love love love! Love this hidden gem…read more It had such a cozy intimate feel to it. Service was super friendly and welcoming! The price points were super fair and allowed us to taste 10 wines. Some of their wines had some really unique notes, that neither of us has had before. I will be back for sure

Went a couple of weeks ago to Saviana Winery in Cedar Hill and had a good time doing a wine tasting…read morewith the Mrs. It's a nice and cozy facility inside the tasting room. And they have outdoor seating with a little bit of a country feel. The wine was good, not great, but enjoyable. I tried their reds and the Dolcetto and Cabernet Sauvignon were the better of the bunch. The Mrs enjoyed the Roussanne out of the white wine options. They also had wine slushies, and have live music outside sometimes. Cheese board wasn't too exciting, but it was OK. It's a good spot to relax and enjoy an afternoon, especially with options for wine on the south end of Dallas County being a little limited.

TDLR; I love this place, they are always so nice and kind and I truly appreciate all the effort and…read morecare they put into everything they do. My #1 vineyard. Sarah, Joey, Kalen, Taylor, and Tori are absolutely the best! The customer service and care about the customer experience. Whenever I visit they are all always so helpful and polite. They truly care about wine and the vineyard are incredible knowledgeable about the tasting notes, the different vintages they have, and all the other aspects of wine. I truly appreciate all the knowledge about the barrels, and all the steps of the process they all possess. I've learned so much attending the regular tastings, vertical tastings, and window club dinners. Oh to even bring up the wine club dinners! They always have such good chefs and their setups are always nice. I appreciate the staffing and the attention to detail they always provide. Incredible evenings and fantastic food. Always a treat and a core memory. I've ate at so several Michelin star restaurants and had pairing. Albeit not always at the same caliber, as something like Alinea. It is hands down the best, and that is not even including the pricing. It's an absolute steal. And nothing in comparison for the area of central Texas. What Valley Mills Vineyards has cultivated goes far beyond the bottle. It is, in the truest sense, a living experience: one where the terroir of genuine human connection is as carefully tended as the vines themselves. In a world increasingly defined by transactional encounters and manufactured hospitality, Valley Mills stands as a quiet and remarkable exception, a space where passion is not performed but practiced, where knowledge is not gatekept but generously shared, and where every visit feels less like a transaction and more like a homecoming. I have raised a glass in some of the most celebrated rooms in the country, and yet it is here, in the heart of central Texas, that I find myself most genuinely moved, not by spectacle, but by sincerity. That is the rarest vintage of all.

Absolutely gorgeous grounds but ... how you gonna have such a major staircase at a winery lol BE…read moreCAREFUL. I drank a glass of their moscato and liked it but their tastings were pretty light and it was 4 for 20$ which seemed like west coast prices. If they were better pours I wouldn't be complaining. A nice little charcuterie. Needs more outdoor seating. The young ladies working were nice.

Visiting from Georgetown Tx. We had great service, good…read morewine! Bought a bottle to take home.

This was the best! Stopped into Waxahachie for a festival and came across this place midway through…read more- all the employees are absolutely wonderful and attentive. We did the tasting to figure out what we wanted and everything we tasted was exquisite. Ended up with a bottle which we finished in house, and then got a drink to go. The place itself is so inviting and welcoming, the ambiance is so wonderful. Might be returning to Waxahachie soon just to visit this spot again!

A cute little family owned winery we stopped by on our way to see the Ennis bluebonnets. The "wine…read moretasting room" is very cute and there are also little goodies for sale, like candles and gummy wine infused dinos (!!!). There's also a good selection of cheesecakes which sounded interesting but we didn't try them. Staff was very friendly in giving recommendations and describing each wine. Tried a few recommended wines (each person can sample 2 for free) and they were just okay for me. Lots of fruity wines and some seasonal flavors like gingerbread which was interesting. I liked the lime with coconut the most, but didn't love any enough to buy a glass or bottle. We ended up getting the cheese board, which was $18 and came with crackers and a good selection of cheeses, meats, nuts and mustard dip. Adding some grapes would've been amazing!

Stumbled across this place while we were out looking at the bluebonnets and it was a great little…read morefind. First let me say that April is their peak time (because it's blue bonnet season and folks are out and about) so they charge a fee to park. We arrived near closing time yet they were kind enough to welcome us in and allow us to look around. We also decided to grab a glass of wine while we walked around looking. I will honestly say that I am NOT a wine snob, I couldn't tell ya a good glass from a bad glass but I don't like dry and I don't usually like reds. With that said I was given some suggestions and for what it's worth, I'd drink it again. We were offered to purchase some cheesecake but without seeing what I was getting and told $11, I passed on it. I will say that the souvenir "glass" that I paid for was disappointing, come to find out it's a plastic cup, however I was told it "floats in the pool" but I'll never know because I don't own a pool to sip and float in. So most the folks out in the yard were wine tasting and seemed to be enjoying what they had. I had one couple who actually went down the list letting me know what their favorites were and why (I took notes). This is a cute little spot off the beaten path. I must say that I'm thankful for a restroom but I'm never a fan of portable potty's and unfortunately this was the only option at the time. If I'm out this way again, I'll make a stop and try a wine flight to see if the other wines live up to the hype.

This place is closed! Traveled over 45 minutes to get here and it's now a smoke shop.read more

This is the best hole in the wall winery we've ever found! Jason & Connie are really knowledgeable…read moreand super kind. In the heart of downtown Hubbard, you can get some amazing food and fantastic wine! It's also linked to their antique store so you can shop and sip - genesis! We will definitely be back.

Love the food at 55 seventy. The club is beautifully decorated and service is always on point. I…read morereally enjoy their meatballs and sushi dishes. All the food has always been delicious and their wine + cocktail program is also really good. The focaccia bread is always a crowd pleaser as well! All in all, I do recommend this as a great private dining option.

We stopped here on a Friday early evening for some appetizers and wine. I was with my friend, "the…read moremayor", and had a great time! From start to finish we had amazing service from the hosts to the servers. The prosciutto toasts and deviled egg appetizers were delicious! From flavors to textures, each bite was crave-able and well thought out. The ambiance was sophisticated and they had live music playing when we came. The vibes were moody and classy. Obviously the star of the show was the wines. I had multiple glasses and each one was so good. We had both reds and whites, and I got a tour of their storerooms in the back - pretty epic!! I hope to come back every time I'm in Dallas!

While exploring the Oak Cliff/Bishop Arts district, we saw a TINY Italian place on the corner…read morecalled Abruzzo's. I tried to bookmark it on Yelp, but couldn't find it. Come to find out - this place is actually the "Bishop Arts Winery," and only opened up a restaurant a couple months ago! We arrived at 7, and we were the only guests there for an hour as the musician set up to play. By the time 8:15 rolled around, the music was in full swing and the 7-10 tables were all occupied by old couples, groups of friends, and even a family with 3 young kids! Although the space itself is small, it wasn't claustrophobic at all - it was homey and nice. Not too loud either. The ambience was very romantic; I loved the interior decorations that made it feel like little Italy and home all at the same time. Now for food - they bring out hot, Parmesan dusted bread as you order and wait for your food...mmmmm. We got the BAW Cabernet Sauvignon by the bottle (24.99) and she let us know that it would be $8 per glass, so it's a bit cheaper to go for the bottle. We had heard good things about the cheese board, so we got a small. Perfect appetizer: at least 6 different tastes of cheeses, salami, different spreads and jams and crackers. Loved it, perfect for 2 people. Our waitress also inspired us to get this fried artichoke/crab meat ball...sounds weird but it was SO GOOD!!!!! Show stealer for sure. I got the classic spaghetti marinara, and Trip got the Bolognese lasagna. Both were impeccable, we are every bite - and the portions were generous but not excessive! Our service was awesome - it felt like they had at least 3 people circulating the small room to make sure everyone was taken care of. Wonderful experience and can't wait to go back!!!

Go pay Annette a visit! She was lovely to us on a Sunday afternoon. $12 flights, spicy reds and…read morecrisp white wines on deck. I loved my apple chardonnay and they have frozen sangria (mango or blackberry) for $3. Perfect way to cool off on a hot summer day! The cheese plate was shaped like Texas! Everything from start to finish was yummy and they have plenty of tables with a jukebox they are cranking up soon. Live music on the weekends and they are open til midnight. Come check it out!

My husband and I stopped by after being in the Richardson area and Im happy we did! This spot was…read morecozy, with lots of seating options including couches. The people were very friendly and they had lots of wine options. Its located in the back of the building so it can be hard to find, but its there! Definitely stop by.

What a fun place! No menu, just let them know what you like/dislike. No pretention, just fun wine…read more There was live music when we were there. Will definitely come back.

This place is so cute, but it was the quality of food and service that sold me. Cody and Amanda…read morespoke of their foods with such love and passion. I grabbed an individual board for my lunch. I was impressed with the presentation, the food selections, and the thoughtfulness they put into the box. Also, the portions are generous, I didn't even finish my box, which is fun because I got to share it! But this place is so much more! They cater. They offer board making classes the next one is 9/10/26. They rent out their space for events and parties, and will even cater on site parties. You can drop in and pick up boards of various sizes at anytime. This would be a great date night spot. The classes look like so much fun! I would recommend their boards for a picnic, a party, a quick dinner, a fun snack for the office, the list goes on. Y'all, go show Art of Grazing some love it is truly a hidden gem!

I ordered several Art of Grazing boards from The Coupe during a gathering there and they were…read morephenomenal. Truly! Charcuterie boards can be so boring and stale if not thoughtfully designed, and obviously the freshness of the ingredients is of utmost importance. Too often with charcuterie boards you get that refrigerated taste/smell from something that's been sitting uncovered in a fridge for too long. But these boards were super-well-wrapped until time to eat. There is clearly a lot of care put into each board, and so many beautiful, quality ingredients. These particular grazing boards had a variety of 4 cheeses (like a pistachio crusted goat cheese, sharp cheddars, brie, and habanero pepper), 2 meats (salami arranged like a rose and capicola on the side), a handful of nuts (pistachios or almonds), salty cornichons or olives, plump fruit (raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, and grapes), wafer-y crackers, a piece of foil-wrapped chocolate, and a tiny glass jar of local honey or jam. And a sprinkling of vibrant, edible flower petals. It's really very pretty, bountiful, and colorful. See my photos! I'd say these specific boards are a great size for 2-4 people to share. The Art of Grazing's website has all the info on their different boards.. lots of sizes, crudités or cheeses or meats or combos, holiday themes and specials. Looks like they host classes and events, too. Flight nights, brunch boards with mimosas, that sort of thing. Love it. They're in a cute little spot in Southside Fort Worth. And a women-owned business!

Beautiful outdoor space! Wines were all good. Split a red tasting and a white tasting. Owner and…read morestaff were super friendly! Would return if in the area!

Peeps. Let me start by saying I am a novice. My friends who are experts took me here and I…read morethoroughly enjoyed it. Started with a flight of different whites and ended with a glass of wine made with muscadine grapes. Delicious! We tapped it off with their house slushy. My friends bought bottles and we enjoyed the history lesson from the owner. Next time I go, I'll give more details. Stay tuned and let them know the crew from Funday Sunday sent you.