Very nice and helpful. They have everything you need for making wine and beer. You can even taste…read moretest certain wines.

The best wine shop around ! I'm not exaggerating. The owners are wonderful! I just moved in the…read morearea an hickory wine shop has treated me like I am a member of their families. They have a wonderful selection of red wine but for the sweet wine lovers like my self the moscato selection is out of this world . The music on the Friday and Saturday is a great compliment to the vibe of the wine shop . So if you are looking for a great place to drink wine with a great atmosphere come an check out Hickory Wine Shoppe! Their COVID-19 policies are great to keep everyone safe while enjoying the environment.

The Hickory Wine Shoppe is a great place to relax and unwind.l! They have a huge wine selection, a…read morefew excellent craft cocktails, and a fun, laid-back atmosphere. The staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and always ready with a great recommendation. Definitely worth a visit!

If you're looking for a bar that blends innovation with a great atmosphere, Romeo and Brewliet…read moreabsolutely delivers. The self-service setup is super fun -- you get to "poke" (tap into) your own beers right from the wall, giving you the freedom to explore a wide selection at your own pace. It's perfect for both casual drinkers and craft beer enthusiasts. The ambiance is warm and lively without being overwhelming. Whether you're out with friends or flying solo, it just feels like a place where good nights begin. The bartenders aren't just there to pour -- they're friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready with recommendations or a quick chat if you're up for it. and maybe super cuteeeeeeee. Altogether, it's a smart, social, and seriously enjoyable place to spend an evening. Highly recommend if you're looking for something beyond the usual bar scene!

Went in last night waited about 20 minutes to get service. One bartender with a very long line. A…read moreprivate event was held and seemed to occupy the bartender time. Never got a drink so left. Food truck was great but to wait in line to poor my own beer was a bit much

This was the most delicious veggie burger I have ever eaten! I ordered for take out but the…read moreambience looked like it would have been fun if I could have stayed.

What a find! This place has sandwiches, quesadillas, flatbreads and more. Their menu makes sure…read moreto mark a "v" next to vegetarian items and there's a ton of them. Everything tastes so good. You can't go wrong with any of it. The vibe inside is so relaxed. They have tons and I do mean tons of beers on tap as well. Whether you want to hang out with friends or have a dinner with a drink, this is it! The dark walls and slow music they play really bring the tone down and let you relax. Even though it's got a decent size bar, it's not overly loud. You could definitely bring your family earlier in the day and enjoy good food together. The service is outstanding and the guy that runs the food out seems like he knows everyone in the building. We had a very nice waitress that hustled throughout the room getting orders with the quickness. Even as busy as it was there never seemed to be a table or patron neglected. Anyone near downtown Hickory should make this a regular place and those out of towners looking for something comfortable with a different twist like tofu shawarma would love this restaurant.

We stopped on the way back from Ashville into Winston Salem and it was easy enough to find the…read morewinery building, but I was a little confused on the photos of the outside, the tasting room is in the big house. It was massive inside and there was plenty of seating and we found more outside. It was pretty slow so there was only a few other people there. The woman who helped us was very knowledgeable about the winery, beers and processes of making both. We did a tasting of both beers and wines and came away with a few bottles. We also visited the animals outback of the winery. I would definitely recommend coming here.

We love Catawba Farms. The wine has a distinctive California flair. The crafted beer is great. And…read morethe tranquil setting is lovely. It's so nice to sit outside, ( or inside by the fire), take in the beautiful scenery and enjoy a few sips from their very good wine or beer selection. We miss you and hope you'll be opening again soon.

Solid bar with solid food. Nothing crazy but nothing bad either. Prices are good and you won't be…read moredisappointed. Inside is pretty cramped but the service is good. The chicken tenders were a little tough but you could tell it was real chicken. Overall a great spot if you just want some easy bar food.

This was a place that was on a number of YouTube videos for Hickory so we decided to get a beer…read morehere. It was VERY busy, but we got a table in the bar. We ordered a beer each but honestly they were a bit flat. We didn't send them back, but also didn't want to complain or order another so a beer each and out. It was okay, nothing special.

My friends and I stopped here for a random drink. We had some time to use and stumbled upon this…read moredraft house. It was interesting because we found out that the name recently changed and there was a membership fee. I never knew that places like this existed in Hickory. We weren't charged for the membership fee since we were just passing through for a drink. The bartender was kind and made us feel at home. I live in the city so I've seen this concept many times before -- walk up, scan your bracelet and drink to your hearts desire. It was quite affordable! We didn't drink much but the tab came up to be about $20 for 3-light drinkers. I loved the local beers and variety! I look forward to coming back again in the near future.

I am excited by the concept: Help yourself and pay for what you pour. Yummy yummy choices make it…read morefun to sample little shots of lots of flavors. Jalapeno Lager, German Chocolate Stout, or Strawberry Cider, where do you start! There are a few wine choices too if the beers and ciders don't do it for you.

First time here, sat at the bar. great time, amazing food, great service! all around an amazing…read moredinner! our bartender was very informative, he recommended a pumpkin spice espresso martini, which was literally the best one I've ever had in my life!!!! the we split a bottle of mascato (so reasonably priced, $22). The vibe was a guy playing piano who sang so well! we enjoyed the dimmed lights and the lowkey vibe atmosphere with it being classy. overall great dinner!

Disorganized and Disappointing…read more We had high hopes for Duke's, especially with its upscale vibe and menu, but the reality fell far short. From the moment we sat down, things started going sideways. First red flag? The water left on our table had bugs floating in it. Not a great start. The waitress, while friendly, seemed completely overwhelmed--she forgot our orders multiple times, asked the same questions repeatedly, and left us waiting far too long between check-ins. It took 40 minutes just to get our soups, and the entrees didn't arrive until over an hour after we ordered. The entire experience felt chaotic. At one point, another server brought two dishes and a drink to our table that weren't even ours. Total confusion. Now let's talk about pricing--specifically, a $12 charge to split a 24 oz ribeye. How does that make sense when one person might not even be able to finish it? It felt like a greedy upcharge for no real reason. Menu clarity was another issue. The sides weren't listed clearly, and no one explained that the "loaded potato" option was actually a soup--not an actual potato. The clam chowder? It's a tomato-based red soup, which is definitely not what most people would expect when ordering chowder. A simple explanation from the staff would've gone a long way. The duck was actually fantastic, the crab cakes not so much. Dessert was also oddly handled. They offer a brownie, but ask, "Is that okay?" as if there are other options (there aren't). Then they bring one brownie split four ways--literally bite-sized portions on a single plate for a group of four. It felt more like a sampler than a real dessert. When it came time to pay, we were asked if we were ready for the check, but then they came back later and had to double-check everyone's order just to get the bill right. And instead of bringing the check, you're told to scan a QR code to pay--likely a move to avoid credit card processing fees, though it puts the burden on the customer to complete the transaction. Overall, Duke's tries to present itself as upscale, but the execution just isn't there. Sloppy service, confusing policies, and unnecessary upcharges make it hard to justify a return visit. Definitely not the dining experience we were hoping for.