I'm here almost every week!! I love wine-o-bingo and salsa class!! This place is great for an even…read moreor dining alone! Food is great and the specials are definitely where it's at!

I love this place. Their flatbread pizzas are delicious and they have Chenin Blac which is my very…read morefavorite wine. A nice, calm atmosphere.

I love this liquor store!! Beer wise they have things I can't get in Texas. I love that they have…read moresamples that you can sample.

Great liquor store with nice and helpful people. The store is clean and kept up. Prices are good…read moreif not better than other places and that is a plus!!!! I am glad to have this store around.

January 16, 2021 Came from Galveston with a friend for their…read morea wild game dinner by chef chuck harris from hucks catering. He was personable and hands on. (Menu is attached) I loved the the chef's personality...he worked his butt off in their make shift kitchen, so kudo's for that! It was a fun time...we sat with a local couple from Winnie and had a blast experiencing the food...wine and conversation...they were already familiar with the wine because they live down the street as did most of the people that were there. The tasting was basically a "sip" of individual wines they had paired with alligator, quail, venison and duck. They literally poured a sip of each wine, I'm like, hey man we paid $70 and drove over an hour to get here! Pfft! A sip? This is a pairing not a taste! Because of the wine tasting being just sips...we bought TWO bottles of their Black Spanish rose'...yum! Clay and Stacy Rollins own the vineyard and we had the pleasure of meeting them during our dinner; Mr Rollins said it's been tough keeping abreast of things during this pandemic. He started growing the grapes in 2011 (which is a task because that area floods during heavy rains) he finally opened since 2014. He said, they had to close during the start of the pandemic last year ( 2020) for 4 months and that he's glad they can open for "event" type activities. Mr Rollins told me their grapes are bought from all over Texas...but, mostly from the panhandle area (Lubbock) and processed in a plant in Nacogdoches, TX . We had alligator from Alabama, (wait what?) Quail from Texas Quail farms in Lockhart, TX (cool) duck from Maple Leaf farms in California and deer meat (venison) from New Zealand of all places!! (I was kinda surprised the proteins weren't locally sourced.) All in all, it was a fun time. The wine sips served were really good, mostly reds with 1 white. If you're within the Chambers County area stop by but, buy your own bottle cuz they stingy!!! LOL! FYI: HEB's in Mont Belvieu, Baytown, and Winnie TX sell their wine. I'm glad I got to experience this winery having come from 85 miles away...great job on y'all's wine accomplishments and awards. SUPPORT LOCAL BUY LOCAL

I had a my 40th birthday celebration and it was great .The wine was superb and the frozen wine was…read morereally refreshing. The owners are always nice and pleasant. The only bad thing the temperature in the place was hot .

If you're looking for a great out of the way experience, you need to try Texas Wine Shop & Bistro…read morein Jasper! They are the home of Açaí wine, right in or backyard! We enjoyed several plates and sampled most of the wine selection during our trip! The staff was extremely friendly and very inviting! We felt at home the minute we arrived and were greeted at the door. I cannot say enough about the staff and owner, who took us for an impromptu tour of the facility. Pricing is excellent and the food was very good. I tried one of their artisan pizzas which I would have loved too see more burn on the crust but had a good flavor overall. The cheese and meat plate was ample and almost a meal in itself! The atmosphere in the bistro was warm and friendly. We met several new friends there and had a wonderful time! Come give these guys a try!

Believe it or not but Everything was better than 5 Stars! Food was hot and more than Delicious!…read moreShrimp Pizza was also "To die for!" I can't give Bistro enough praises. We come here for our Anniversary Dinner! Service is also Prompt, Friendly and made us fee like Family! The background music was also great!

I'm not sure why there are not far more reviews for this business who has been open since 2020 as…read moreit is fabulous! However, I've lived in this area a long time and had no idea about the place until I visited Galveston Brewery recently and the server there mentioned Celtic Cross mead. Honestly it is not all that difficult to locate and once you see it, you see it and think "Oh! There it is!" It's cozy, homey, and welcoming. I'm glad I read Yelp reviews and such to learn this place was a little difficult to find but totally worth the effort. They were correct. But find it we did. Brandi and a couple at the bar welcomed us in. Brandi guided us through the various flavors of mead so we could decide what we liked. What a fantastic range of flavors and I feel I now know a lot more about mead. I tried their 4 serving flight of my favs. My son tried a class of each of his favorites. Their non-alcoholic mead was so refreshing that I would like an entire glass of that next time. I feel there is a flavor for everyone's taste and would be surprised if one could not find their favorite. The only way not to find your fav is the inability to chose from their selections. The only other mead I have ever tasted was at Bunratty castle in Ireland back in the day. Celtic Cross' mead is so much better. This place was fun and we cannot wait to come back.

Hole in the wall meadery in League City you must stop by. We've been there twice since we…read morediscovered it. It's very laid back and welcoming. Everyone owners/patrons immediately welcomes you and makes you feel right at home. There is a a sense of community. We've had dinner elsewhere and gone after for a few drinks and boardgames. Sometimes there is a food truck. You can also bring food to the establishment. They are not a large production so each of their meads is carefully crafted. You did not be disappointed!

I stayed at Horseshoe Lake Charles from March 22-26 and had a very concerning experience…read more The room had multiple issues, including a missing door security latch and a bathroom that appeared poorly maintained, with possible mold and visible buildup. There was also a persistent sewage-like odor during my stay. I reached out to the hotel directly with documentation (photos/video) but did not receive a response, which is even more disappointing than the issues themselves. I would appreciate someone from management or corporate reaching out to address this.

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Horseshoe. It was certainly much quieter than nearby casinos…read morebut I was also there on a Monday evening/Tuesday morning so that may have made a difference. The room: check in was incredibly easy and they have a kiosk for self-service. The room itself was clean, spacious, and had all the typical ammenties one would look for. I assume most people who stay at casino hotels don't aoend too much time in the room, but if one did want to do that then this is a great choice. The bed was nice and soft, pillows fluffy, and the bathroom was spacious. The gym was a typical hotel gym. There was an elliptical, bike, treadmill, and a bench with weights. I only used the treadmill, which seemed a bit old but did its job just fine. Downstairs you will find a Dunkin and pizza place. The Dunkin was perfect for a quick breakfast. The egg bites came out piping hot and were delicious. The latte was standard. The customer service was great. The pizza place is meh. Thick crust, thick layer if cheese, not many toppings. I would skip this next time. The casino itself was quiet but it was a lot of fun. I found a blackjack table and the dealer was super nice and taught me the rules. I had a great time.

I didn't like any of the 7 wines I tasted. Sorry. These are my ratings. Scale of 1-10…read more 1. Reisling - cloudy. Yellow wine. Kinda yucky. 4 2. Blanc du Bois - estate grape they grow here. Better. Minerally. Not sweet. 6 3. Moscato. Fruit forward. Too Sweet. 5 4. Watermelon wine. Super sweet. 4 5. Rose. Black Spanish. Dry. Little dirty. 5 6. Red Blend. Pinot Noir. Black Spanish. Weak. No body. 6 7. Blueberry. Kinda sour. 4

Tried To Go To Wine Snd Food Pairing. Left Message. No Call Back Till Day Before. Event Was…read moreCanceled

Very chill and laid back atmosphere. Heather was absolutely amazing. We love the nice quite spot…read morewhere the decor was cute. I had a service animal with me and she was even welcomed. Wine selection was good. Something for everyone . Charcuterie board was very nice. I never knew I liked goat cheese. Was in town to celebrate husband's birthday. We'll definitely be back. Thanks again. Heather for the many texts and questions u answered.

Nestled on the coast of Kemah, this quaint little winery has fruit wine and cocktails served in a…read morelabyrinth of a building that I dare say is 'intentionally wacky and zany' with misshapen windows and doors. Walking up, it feels like you have to solve a troll's riddle to receive secret passage to the bar. The winery itself has all of the gear and none of the game; an expansive wine menu that is average-tasting and almost zero seating outside on the patio. Overall, the place was cute and had pleasant staff, but it is not a place to hang out with a group for any period of time longer than 10 minutes.