Absolutely love The Wine Room. Their seasonal menu is delicious, the staff are great, the music is…read morespectacular and their bartenders know what they are doing. Thank you especially to Rusty & Luke who served us. We will be back soon.

Charming little find in an alley in downtown Winchester. Fantastic food and service. Would…read moredefinitely return when back in town.

Everybody needs a place to be and I've found my place in the Catamount Lounge. The food is unique…read moreand delicious with a nice assortment of items to choose from. the staff is even more unique and friendly and finally the atmosphere is eclectic cozy and welcoming.

Last night I was just hanging out at the Cat journaling and having a nice whiskey and coke when I…read moredecided to try the Split Pea Soup OMG it was amazing so smooth and velvety with a touch of what tasted like pine nuts and some fine sprouts I highly recommend you try it. As always the service is beyond pleasant and always with a smile. This is my new late night spot to just chill and journal the atmosphere is always a chill vibe. Check it out.

Amazing lunch with friends, there were 12 of us on a Sunday morning! The Manager greeted us and…read moretook us immediately to our table that was already set up and waiting for us!!! Our server Reese was top-notch, came by the table every 5 minutes. Meals were delicious. Highly recommend for a quiet dinner, family dinner and lunch with a large group of friends!!!

Lovely atmosphere! Came on a Friday where there was live music and it wasn't too loud. Was able to…read morestill talk to my table. The food was stunning as well.

Stoney's is top notch in service and food and beverage. Their staff is attentive and very…read morepersonable. Food is always really good. I would highly recommend them. Whether it's for girls night, date night or something casual.

I want to start by saying that our server, Lydia, was fantastic. She was attentive, responsive, and…read moregenuinely seemed to care about our experience--especially when the food fell far short. In my view, good service deserves to be recognized regardless of kitchen performance, and Lydia absolutely earned that. This was our second visit. My wife and I enjoy oysters and were excited to find a nearby spot offering fresh half shells--especially with their $1 oyster special on Tuesday nights. On our first visit, we tried the "double D" oysters, which were large, plump, and fresh--exactly what we were hoping for. They were the highlight of the meal. Unfortunately, the lobster rolls didn't live up to the same standard. At that price point, they should be more substantial, and the bread should be appropriate for the dish. Instead, the roll was dry and the lobster portion was underwhelming. I'd recommend skipping it. That said, Lydia's service that night was excellent. Last night, however, was a different experience. Upon arrival, we were greeted by someone who appeared to be the floor manager, who made seating two people without a reservation feel like an inconvenience--despite several open tables and a largely empty outdoor area. Not a great first impression. Once seated, we struck up a conversation with a nearby table and ordered an appetizer, a dozen mixed oysters, and entrees. I went with the flank steak sandwich featured on the menu, while my wife ordered the paella. The iced tea was good, and my wife's cocktail was well-made and generously poured--no complaints there. The salmon bite appetizer, while tasty, felt overpriced for what it was: essentially broiled salmon on lettuce with a maple glaze. When my sandwich arrived, it came with exactly three overcooked, limp asparagus spears--I should've gone for the tots. The sandwich itself was even more underwhelming: a small bun with maybe three ounces of meat, a few mushy onions, and some cheese. My first bite was mostly gristle and fat. I understand flank steak isn't a lean cut, but when served as a sandwich, it should be properly trimmed and sliced. There's no excuse for a $20 sandwich to be that poorly prepared. The overwhelming taste of black pepper didn't help either. I ended up sending it back after one bite. Lydia handled it as professionally as possible, but I declined a replacement. As for the paella, it raised a different issue--how do you end up with overcooked shrimp and undercooked scallops in the same hot dish? It doesn't make much sense. While the flavor was decent overall, the execution didn't justify the price. To summarize: Lydia is excellent--if you go, take care of her. The oysters remain a strong point: fresh, plump, and enjoyable, though they could be more generous with the horseradish and cocktail sauce. The biggest disappointment was the lack of accountability from management. There was no visit from the floor manager (Mr. Inconvenienced from earlier) or anyone from the kitchen to address the issues, leaving Lydia to handle everything herself. The wait staff deserves better. If you're going for oysters, it's worth a visit. If you're planning a full dinner, be prepared for high prices, small portions, and inconsistent execution. The service staff and menu have potential--but the kitchen needs to step up. One final note: if you're charging $36 for a pour of WhistlePig whiskey, it should be served properly--with a clean glass and appropriate ice. Serving it with debris floating in the glass is unacceptable. You lost that customer too. Lydia is the ONLY reason why this is rated above one star. Kitchen needs to step up. Big. You're going to start losing servers.

CRUSH manages to find the right blend of old and new, upscale versus cozy, not to mention the…read moreproducts they serve - It's much, much, more than wine, which we appreciated. I really liked the electronic menu on the tablet in terms of quick navigation to all the featured products. My one complaint is that I would have liked more information on each of the wines they served. For example, if you could tap on each wine by name and get a brief description that would have helped me. Instead, I opted for one of their many classic cocktails, in this case my traditional go-to first cocktail, a boulevardier, made very well. For an extra $2, they will smoke any drink, and the presentation is as good as the enhanced taste, if not better. I also found the cocktail prices to be quite reasonable. They have a couple of limitations when it comes to payment. We wanted to combine some cash with a credit payment, which they could not do, but we were able to resolve that among our group without problems.

Celebrated my birthday at CRUSH Wine Bar. Perfect experience. The Tapas were so tasty along with…read morethe beverages. Atmosphere was so relaxing. Chef Branden surprised me with an incredible dessert to top off the evening. Thank you CRUSH, Chef Branden & staff!!!

What a great place for a pizza or anything else on the menu…read more High quality food for the soul. Not to mention the great Food and wait staff, definitely one of classiest restaurants in Winchester. Keep up the outstanding service.

Whenever we walked in, we were introduced to happy smiling hosts & a hospitable manager along with…read morea shocking image of what looked like Jeffery Epstein. My whole family was wondering why they would put Jeffery Epstein up on the wall. Does anyone know who this actually is a picture of? Also, their pizza is awesome! If you are in the mood for pizza, this is definitely the place to go. If you're into drinking non-generic alcohol beverages, Oak Stone's got it, all sorts of different beverages. Mocktails too. The reason I gave it 4 stars out of 5 stars is because I think trying out other pizzerias would be a good option instead of coming back. But nonetheless, they cook pizza right and would be a great default choice if you've tapped out all the other local pizza joints. Cheers and happy eating!

I stopped at Willie Sutton's after dinner and a great live band celebrating John Handley High…read moreSchool's 100th anniversary! This place had wonderful drinks and music! Excellent ambiance! Incredible

I work in Winchester on a regular basis. This bar has a decent bourbon selection. It's a chill laid…read moreback vibe. Ashley and Lyric might make one of the best old fashioned's in old town. Stop in for a drink, you won't be disappointed.

We had a wonderful dinner at Element, during a brief visit to the Shenandoah Valley. The salmon was…read moreperfect and the sea scallops were inspired. And the salad had a fabulous mix of beets, chick seas, fresh lettuces and tomatoes. The service was attentive and unibstrusive. The decor created just the right atmosphere .

I just hosted my third group (28) dinner at the Element. Like the first two, it was superb!…read more Needless to say the food was delicious, but what really makes it special is the service. The table settings and ambiance are elegant and every aspect of the dinner , from the drinks before- the service during-and the after dinner are amazing. I rate everything 5 stars and unhesitatingly recommend this restaurant- for a special dinner for two or a large group. You will not be disappointed!!!

Incredibly fun bar! We visited here earlier in the month and loved it. We got to sample shooters…read morefrom the bartender that were delicious and the inside is just a really fun vibe. The cocktails and selection of beer are both really good. The bartenders were very nice and the inside is decorated nicely. We would definitely be back!

This place is super cute. I was told about it from the Martini's family when we meet at some work…read moretraining. I decided to take my husband out on a date night. Getting to it was very easy, and people picked us off the street asking if we were looking for it and we said yes and they walked us right in before we even got to the door. I love that this place has a TRUE happy hour. Coinvent prices and nice drink options. I was the difficult child that wanted something not on menu but I gave a lot of leeway for the variation - just not the spirit. Was great! We had 2 drinks each and each ordered our own HH item for food fish tacos and a pep pizza. All of it was around $50 for everything. I am definitely planning another date night up this way specifically to come here again!

Won't be back in it's current form. we had not been to Alamo for a little over a year and this…read morewasnot a pleasant experience. we expected a typical Alamo experience but were surprised that they have gone to a qute involved online orderingprocess for refreshments. Sign onto their wifi enter Cc pay ment info and maneuver the menu on a small screen in a darkened theater. As grandparents we took grandaughter and a friend to the film. online tickets with convenience fee and food and drinks bumped up against $150. i am not interested in paying restaurant prices for food and sodas that were not particularly tasty. and who is the convenience fee supposed to benefit? certainly not the consumer. No Thanks do not like the new Alamo experience. AMC here we come Oh and they tack on an 18% tip on your tab and you have to check your phone to find this out. Bye! .

Place was nice and staff friendly, but they don't list their menu prices. I got a vegan mushroom…read moreburger (comes with fries) and a sprite - they charged me $33.50!! That's highway robbery. One - you need to list your prices on your menu. Two - I don't pay that much at a sit down full service restaurant. Sheesh! Fries came out cold, they did replace it, but now I'm wondering if they charged me extra for that. Never again.