So look, you have to consider this place in context. If you've never been to a winery or one in a…read moretraditional region (Napa, WA, OR, Europe) then you'll love it. However you're in the middle of Missouri where grapes don't generate like traditional regions, and palettes are different. So if you're familiar with wineries and good wine this will be quaint but not your place. This is more of an event space with wine as an afterthought as evidenced by the gaggle of sororities and moms funneling in all day. Frankly, I was appalled at the event I attended for my daughters sorority. Everyone bought a $25 bottle of sweet or semi-sweet wine (that's this wineries specialty), dropped in a straw, and suckled their sippy cups. Their sweet wines are like wine coolers - and what college student doesn't like those? That should give context to the quality of wine and positioning of this space). Their traditional varietals all have sweet or fruit forward notes - Cabs are more like Pinots but lacking the depth and notes of a true spicy, bold cab. Past this, parking is like a festival, down a dirt road about a quarter mile walk from the front door. While I wouldn't return, it's a great place for an event and provides something unique to the area. And obviously the Greek system utilizes as a more sophisticated approach to the bars in Columbia.

The wine here is good but not amazing in my opinion. Service is always great. Ambiance is…read morebeautiful, they have a nice lake area and lots of outdoor seating. We got a wine flight with a variety of dry red, dry white, semi sweet wine. My favorite is dry red, but it seems like this place specializes in mainly semi sweet or sweet wine. I did enjoy the inspiration dry red.

What a nice surprise out in the country. Very accommodating folks, John and Heather. Knowledgeable…read moreand passionate about their products. Will be back for one of their outdoor events.

Great out of the way locale. Beautiful sunsets and lovely Mead. One of the best places to go in…read morethe area.

Went to my very first First Friday and had a blast. The venue is just big enough for the type of…read morecrowd these events pull, the refreshments are top charts for a donation-only menu and the artwork I saw was riveting and unique. Definitely looking to make this a monthly tradition.

Wonderful gallery. An inviting setting that is simple and authentic. The exhibits bring together…read morea beautiful range of styles that are masterfully weaved together. Staff is an asset for every guest and artist. And a bonus is getting to visit the great other local restaurants conveniently located in the District in downtown Columbia.

A once working for this company we come every year for training and other duties. Upon entering the…read moredoors you can see how dated this place is. Hallway is dark and when you enter the restrooms they are old and have that "keep me clean"smell. As you enter the he main ballroom the walls are like a dark grey with a 80's style lighting hanging from the ceiling. Tables are many and round with at least 4 projector screens around the room. I'm here for work but I hope that this will be a good place to have a good family event.

Let me start off by saying that BEN IS THE MAN!! Without…read moreexaggeration, I've probably been to at least 14 catering events at peachtree. He is so passionate about what he does and it shows ! From the quality of the food to the lighting to the exceptional 5 star service , peachtree catering is the best !!!

A wonderful event space. The main room is huge and it was amazing to watch how quickly and…read moreefficiently they flipped the room, They went from rows of chairs for the wedding ceremony to dinner tables for 215 wedding guest. There are two bars, one on the lower level and another in the main room. The bartenders, were well skilled in their craft. It was an open bar, so they had to hustle to keep up with the thirsty guest. Eclipse Catering is part of, The Atrium, so they did the dinner and it was excellent. We started out with a small Caesar Salad. Guest got to choose between chicken or steak as their entree. I chose steak and it was fork tender, so I really did not need to use the steak knife they provided. It came with two-sides, Roasted Potatoes and Purple Carrots. Both were excellent choices. The serving of dinner went smoothly, The servers knew which entree each guest requested, because the words chicken or steak were written under our name of the place cards. A simple detail like that can make things so easy. For the size of the space, I was impressed with the acoustics. When the wedding party gave their toast, they were easy to hear. Also, when the DJ started playing music to get the party started, there was no echo. If you're in need of a party/event space in downtown Columbia, look no further, The Atrium on Tenth is the place for you.

I ALSO ended up in the ER with a 2-inch cut on my left knee. Courtesy of wet flip flops and the…read morewhite stones they used on the trails. Slipped, went to my knee, stood up and wondered why all the other kids were screaming. Counselors told me not to look at my knee, which of course, I did and saw the squirting blood that caused the reaction from the other kids. They then fireman carried me with a towel wrapped around my knee to the car and off we went to the hospital. I ALSO missed the talent show as a result. I almost ended up being admitted while waiting for a doctor because I was practicing my wheelies in the wheelchair and went back too far. Luckily, Smitty (my counselor, he managed a band called the Red Rockers, I still have their Schizophrenic Circus cassette tape) caught the handle six inches from the floor. That saved me from a concussion, at least, if not additional stitches on the back of my head. Only went one summer, I think it was 1984 but unsure. May have been 1985. Think of Rickman every time I see my scar on my knee, that and the friends I would love to reconnect with!

I went here for a few years for my church camp. Hello to all who went…read more This is why it gets 5 star: 2 of the 3 years I went-- I ended up in the ER at a nearby Jefferson City hospital. And both times I missed the talent show, which is great for me, as I have no talent. My 3rd year I refused to practice a talent because I thought it would be going to the ER right before the talent show. Well I didn't and I ended up in some half-ass skit. ER trip 1... my 1st church camp experience. Well, almost everyone in my cabin would make fun of this kid (excluding me) until he went crazy. His shield: a pillow. His weapon: a can of Off (bug repellent). Spraying anyone who would come close. Our cabin needed a hero, or a fool as it came to be. I'm that fool. I just walk up to him, nothing covering me and use every line from the movies I can think of when they are calming the jumper down: "You don't want to do this. Think of the children." I'm about four feet from him and then he turns the can on me and sprays when I'm mid-word, mouth wide open-- Off strait in. I shallow every drop of that crap. (Note to self: change that line later) They rush me up to the main building, sit me down, send someone to get their car and tell me to drink water. Water sucks, lemonade is better I think and down goes the lemonade. Not the best idea. End up spending a few hours at the ER. Mother called. missed talent show. ER trip 2.) Hot summer day, just finished a swim when Darren (one of my brothers) decides to impress himself and start the ole game of towel whip. I take a couple cheap shots until he starts to get more into it and I know my only way of survival is running. Fast and Hard. My little legs start up and I have to run past Darren who's now getting encouraged to hurt his little brother. I'm in full run now, a few feet past Darren when he whips my kneecap right as I put all my weight on it, causing me to go down it some weird way. The gravel we were on would prove to be not the best thing to fall very hard onto. My right hand hit 1st, taking up a lot of little rocks into it. My right knee bounced off a bigger gravel piece and slid across several pieces before my face hit. Bye bye glasses. Luckily the blood from my hand and knee softened the blow to the face, which still opened my face some. The big cut was my knee. It was a gash really. Blood couldn't stop running down my entire body. Bye bye brother. I ran to my cabin, only after a few girls saw me, freaked out and ran to the camp director, who easily followed the trail of blood to get to me. Once again, that dude was called to take me to the hospital. Once again, I missed out on the talent show. So that's my talent. Talent show coming up? Watch how I get out of it.

I was there for my wife's work where we put on a chili cook off. Staff was friendly, plenty of…read morespace, dart boards galore. Live band

Great music venue. Always clean and very safe. They have a great patio and wonderful drink…read moreselection at a reasonable price.

Great place for a wedding. The owners are there to help you with ideas of how to set up, they are…read morethere to help show guest where to park. Very well done and the owners are very professional and nice.

From the owner: Crisp air. Rolling hills. Breath-taking sunsets. Dancing under the stars. The Daisy Farm is the…read moreperfect place for your elegant and exceptional wedding. Contact us today for more information about our unique wedding venue that will make your dream wedding come true.

If you are a froyo fan do visit this place. Nice froyo and 2 options for vegans as well. Nice…read moreambience liked the place. The owners are lovely and have an introduction to the place too. Nice service

I was really disappointed with my visit to Yo Yum. When I first walked in, there was no one around…read moreto greet or assist me. After a while, a server finally appeared, but the service didn't improve much from there. They don't offer any veteran or nurse discounts, which was a bit of a letdown. To make matters worse, when I asked the server not to tap my credit card, he still did it anyway, and his response was just a casual "my bad." It felt like he didn't really care about the customer experience. Definitely not the best impression, and I won't be coming back anytime soon. I know providing a low review is not popular with the community but I do not want someone to experience this sort of behavior.