I attended a wreath making class here over the weekend and this place is absolutely beautiful!!…read more A perfect place for a wedding or just spending an afternoon with friends there is a lot to do here!

I'm updating my review to expand on the rooftop wine tasting experience. Attended the Pinot Noir…read moretasting and Karen was amazing. The light bites (compliments of 1618 was perfect pairing). Beautiful atmosphere at sunset and found a white Pinot Noir that I loved. Can't wait to try the next event. Highly recommend it and shout out to Karen and the great service by the staff

Great place and great people. Highly recommend. Great with kids. The staff was so friendly and they…read morereally took the time to teach our children how to maneuver the horse. The kids even got to feed the horse after we were done riding. We will be back for sure.

From the owner: We are a horse boarding business.Horse hauling is a service we do also.read more

Their topsoil mix is hardly mixed. Lots of gooey lumps of clay as big as your head. They don't…read morehave anything you would want to put in raised beds. Their price for this stuff is twice what Greensboro Mulch Supply charges for nice screened topsoil or garden mix. And the guy who runs the front end loader acts like you are a nuisance.

When you want a full service landscaping company this is who you call. They have sold me plants,…read moretrees and installed trees, which was the best bang for the buck with great craftsmanship. Thank You Donna & Glenn.

The shrimp connection is a great and convenient supplier of fresh seafood in Greensboro. They have…read moreshipments a couple days a week and not just from NC coast. Not to mention their seafood and prices are competitive and even better quality than the grocery stores in the area. When I was in they had fresh scallops, so fresh in fact they gave me a sample right then and there.... It was perfect!! I can't wait to swing by the next time we need fresh seafood.

Hidden Gem in Summerfield! Traveling back and forth to Greensboro and stopped at a nearby business…read morefor a necessity and could not believe my eyes when I saw this place it was too good to be true. Joy was delightful and so helpful and filled me up on yummy seafood, even got the senior discount when I mentioned my mother who was so delighted for both the discount and the seafood. This is only about 7 minutes from the Cardinal neighborhood if you live in Greensboro so check it out!

This review is based on my daughter's first lesson at VRF. Michelle and her staff are wonderful…read more Michelle wants her students to know all facets of the stables, not just equitation. She took her time with my daughter and explained why she was having her do certain things during her lesson. My daughter is a beginner, only riding for less than a year and then taking the last six months off due to our family relocating. I highly recommend Valley Ridge Farm and will update my review after more lessons and camp.

Day trip to Stonefield Cellars…read more It was a warm February day, we pulled into the long winding gravel driveway of the Stonefield Cellars winery. The site of the barren vines in the vineyard, an old farmhouse used for the office and a peak of the winery itself. Chickens in a coop, greeted us from a distance. An old grainery had been converted to a working storage for tending the fields. The pathway to the Stonefield Cellar, in the Yadkin Valley wine country, curved around young landscaping. Neatly kept, the species included boxwoods and azaleas. All were in their winter brilliance. Upon arriving at the front door, a patio was immediately to the right. Wrought iron chairs with inviting thick cushions called out for outdoor seating with a bottle of your favorite red or white wine. We resisted and went inside. Once inside, the tasting room, is a large open floor space. Natalie, one of the owners, greeted us as the double doors closed. The warm welcome and attention are a compliment to the atmosphere of a winery. With a brief overview of the layout, we casually browsed the selections....anything from dinner and dessert wines, to wine accessories, to wine country books with local flavors of local authors. The main attractions are stored on the wall beside the doors to the winery. The bottles were all beautifully presented on a simple but elegant tower wine rack. Cold rolled steel painted black so as not to overwhelm the bottles and labels. Other complimentary offerings were presented throughout the storefront. Collections of pottery, watches, wine accessories, ramblings- all of which occupies the main room. The interior design is subtly presented and adds a bit of class to the winery, the vineyard and the overall operations. For a mere $7, a taster can sample 10 wines in a custom Stonefield Cellars wine glass. We tried one of the sweet dessert wines and 9 of the traditional wines. I enjoyed the Cabernet while the spouse enjoyed the house Merlot. All wines have their distinctive flavors with the right blend of oak- no oak or subtle oak, combinations of the wines- fruity, spicy and/or simple grape flavoring. As this writer is not a wine connoisseur, I would suggest to the reader that maybe a fancier of wine, to try each offering, including the full compliment of red and white wines. Stonefield Cellars in Stokesdale, North Carolina is an enjoyable visit for an afternoon outing with the spouse. Enjoy--ed-

Highly recommend if your in need of charcuterie! The owner Luiza is so talented. Her boxes and…read moregraze tables are amazing!!!

Creating a cheeseboard is like a work of art, you want people to say, " It is too pretty to eat."…read moreThose are the words of Luiza Holland of Wanderlust Boards. We opened our wine and began to create our work of art. The first items on our board were small containers of olive tamponade dip and fig jam. Then, we cut triangular shapes of manchengo cheese and added slices of Brie cheese, one of my personal favorites. We added square slices of extra sharp cheddar cheese and crumbles of Gorgonzola cheese. Next, we fanned our prosciutto ham and made cute little fans of our salami. " Give life to the board, use different colors and shapes", said Luiza. We cut small bundles of grapes and added them to our plate. Then, we added blueberries, blackberries, and thinly sliced apple. Our work of art was coming to life. Olives were positioned next to the cheese. Then, we added artisan crackers. One had rosemary and the other cracker was a garlic cracker. Don't forget to add the pistachio nuts and garnish with fresh herbs. We used rosemary last night. It looked amazing and delicious. Luiza recommended shopping for ingredients at Wegman's, Trader Joe's, or Whole Foods shopping stores. She creates boards that are vegan or she will cater to specialty boards. Her business is only 2 months old. Luiza recommended a Malbec or Sauvignon Blanc to drink with our boards. You can contact Luiza at @wanderlust boards on Instagram. Thanks Luiza for patiently taking us through the process of creating our charcuterie boards. It was so much fun and I learned a lot. Thanks Erik for planning and organizing this wonderful event. Congratulations on your first event being a great one. Thanks Holly for cohosting.