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    Grape Creek Vineyards

    3.4 (159 reviews)
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    Closed 12:00 pm - 6:30 PM

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    Charcuterie
    Michael M.

    My wife and I enjoyed a great experience at Grape Creek. We loved our time in Fredericksburg so much that we decided to check out the Georgetown location as well. Their wine is phenomenal. They provide great service. There's a nice outdoor patio section when it's nice weather outside. We decided to order a charcuterie and cheese board to snack on while we had a few drinks. A great experience overall!

    Oktoberfest dining
    Tami D.

    I'm not a member but I came with friends who are. It's really hard to get a table here so we were lucky to get seated upstairs. I sampled the dry rosé and the Bellissimo but settled on the pinot grigio. It was a great way to spend an hour and everyone working was super knowledgeable and attentive. Last time we came in the early evening and sat downstairs and it was a lively atmosphere with each table full and people dropping in to pick up their wines. I suggest putting your name on the list an hour before you want to take a wine break and then hang out on the Square and listen to some live music.

    Yin and Yang
    Paul R.

    It does not take much convincing to make the trek from Leander to Georgetown (sarcasm alert) to visit the Grape Creek tasting room. On this occasion, our excuse was to pick up our quarterly wine club allotment. We sat outside on their spacious patio and enjoyed our Comp glass of wine and a small snack. As usual, the service was prompt, knowledgeable, and friendly. On this visit, I ordered their Bellissimo super Tuscan-style wine. I'm hooked on this complex blend and it has been a wonderful accompaniment to BBQ steak and pasta dishes. It's best to decant this beauty as it just opens up wonderfully. Plus one ordered a glass of the Heath Family Blanc de Blancs. This is as close to champagne as one can get. It's great to be able to now use your GCW membership to purchase Heath Family wines and visit their tasting room in Fredericksburg. Not a wine club member? Stop by and enjoy a tasting or if you want to drink and dash order at their "to go" window.

    Elizabeth A.

    We are a member at Grape Creek but never tried out the restaurant. I met my sisters to celebrate my birthday. We had the cheese plate which had a good combination of items. We also ordered the spinach artichoke dip and garlic hummus. We had a server that handled the food and then the wine waitress. The didnt come around and as much as we needed. I felt like I had to hunt them down for items. We finished off with some bread pudding. We all had two glasses of wine each and caught up on life. The ambiance was very simple which I liked. It was nice to get away for a bit and relax. The food was good but nothing to brag about. We will be continue with the membership and bring new people with us. The ambiance was nice and relaxing.

    Grape Creek Vinyards & Heath Vinyards
    Lowell O.

    The sommelier was great and we've enjoyed our tastings there. But we're canceling our membership. We've been at the premium level, which provides the best of Grape Creek Vinyards and Heath Vinyards (who I believe acquired them). The HV wines aren't bad. But we have two problems. This allotment came with teo bottles of HV wine and one GVC wine, and the GVC wine they gave us was terrible. And it wasn't from getting warm on a truck during delivery because we picked our wines up from the tasting room, kept them at 70 degrees and opened the GVC bottle a week later. It was labeled 2020 "The Originalist" Texas Hill Country - a blend of Montepulciano and Aglianico grapes. But it tasted like a bottle of dust. We didn't even drink the whole bottle. We're big red wine buffs, enjoying a very wide variety of grapes. But... ugh. The second problem was, we tasted a wine we liked at the tasting room, bought a bottle, stored it properly, and opened it within a month of buying it. When we did, the cork didn't just fall apart -- it completely disintegrated. We had to pour the wine through a sieve. Bad wine, improperly stored, sold at high prices. We're out.

    Vlad V.

    On my second visit to Georgetown, I spent a day in a half in this charming city to the north of Austin. Grape Creek Vineyards is located in the heart of downtown Georgetown. One of the really cool things about downtown Georgetown is that you can drink on the street in specific areas. Just like you can in New Orleans and in parts of Savannah. Grape Creek has a to-go window and an indoor area with a bar and seating. Plus a patio. Upon arriving, we found out that you need to be a member to sit inside. This kind of stuff annoys me. I'm likely never going to be in Georgetown again, I was just visiting for a weekend. I don't want to be a member. I just want a glass of wine. Making you go through hoops just to sit inside is a bit much for my taste. My glass of wine was fine. The experience was tainted because of the set-up.

    My plastic cup of wine. Had to drop into a shop nearby to finish drinking it since it was sweltering hot outside
    Ashley C.

    My experience with Grape Creek Vineyards in. New Braunfels, TX was excellent which prompted me to join the wineclub 3 months ago. The tasting specialist informed me that as a "member" you have the privilege to visit our shops for a free tasting and enjoy the establishment as a whole. Well I went this past Saturday to pickup my 3 bottles of wine and I couldn't even get into the shop in Georgetown. Rather I was serviced through a to-go window and my tasting glass was served in a plastic cup to be enjoyed outside whilst holding a bag of (3) wines in my arms. Not what i would consider a "privilege" of being a wine club member. As this was the same way I was served months ago prior to becoming a "member." The wine is sub-par and their treatment of a "member" is unsatisfactory to say the least. I am currently trying to cancel my membership without much success.

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    Awful mean people , tried to get a wine tasting and he was soooooo rude I would never go here please don't .

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    Heather was amazing! She was very attentive and knowledgeable. Made our random Tuesday trip to the square worth it.

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    3.0(151 reviews)
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    Saturday my daughter visited the Cedar Park Depot to ride on the Hill Country Flyer train, 66-mile…read moreround trip aboard the beautifully restored vintage train. The train crossed the scenic trestle bridge over the South San Gabriel River and through Short Creek Canyon -- all from the comfort of a restored historic railcar pulled by a diesel locomotive. There were beverages, snacks, train memobilla, toys, books and puzzles for the children, train t-shirts for adults and children were also available for purchase. (Restrooms were also available on the train) Midway through the trip, the passengers enjoyed a two-hour layover in the town of Burnet, to explore the historic square, browse local shops, and enjoy lunch on their own at one of the local restaurants. It is a three block walk from the Burnet Train depot to the town of Burnet. My daughter and I and some other passengers could not walk those three blocks, so my daughter and I shopped at HEB next to the train depot, sat in one of the HEB scooters in the shade and had our lunch. Some of the other passengers sat on the benches at the train depot building, you are welcome to pack a picnic lunch! Passengers are allowed to bring their own food and beverages. Non-alcoholic drinks are NOT welcomed on board the train. If bottled alcohol is purchased in the Town of Burnet or at HEB, you can bring it on the train, but you CANNOT open the alcohol on the train. Total Duration: 6.5 hours round trip (includes 2-hour layover in Burnet, TX) Unfortunately, Saturday, the train departed at 1:15pm and BAM!!! A train break down, leaving the train stopping on the railroad track bridge over South San Gabriel River for five hours until the mechanic arrived from Houston, TX with the part. But the Conductor called ahead to let the train depot know the train has had a mechanical failure and help is needed. The First Responders and Sheriff came aboard the train to keep the passengers informed telling us that they have arrived along with five busses on stand-by if the train cannot be fixed and we have to evacuate the train. Fortunately, after five hours, the mechanic and train part arrived, the mechanic repaired the mechanical breakdown, the train started, the busses were not needed and the train returned back to Cedar Park Depot after five hours. Our conductor, Steve and his assistants was very helpful. We were given bottled water and kept calm listening to train history by Steve. Steve saved the day! Saturday evening, all passengers who purchased tickets were sent an apologic email and information regarding a refund. That was a very nice jesture from the Austin Steam Train Association. RECOMMEDATION: I would take another Hill Country Flyer train ride, hoping no other mechanical failures happen. I would also wish that some organization in Burnet begin offering golf cart or some type of transportation from the train depot to the town of Burnet due to some of the passengers cannot walk the three blocks from the Burnet train Depot to the town of Burnet to shop. The vehicles would only be used to pickup the passengers from the train depot taking them to town and return them to the train depot filling the alloted time of their visit. I think the passengers would be happy and the community of Burnet would be very pleased to see more passengers coming to town via some type of transportation.

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