We came here for a cheese and wine class and had a blast! Their head cheesemonger is entertaining…read moreand knowledgeable. They also had a local wine rep to educate us about the wine. We had five wine and cheese courses, in addition to the introductory wine and cheese to "warm us up." The space is warm and open. Tons of open coolers to check out cheeses and wines after. We paid almost 200 dollars for two people to have wine, cheese, a charcuterie and crusty bread board (optional). So about 100 bucks a person. I thought this was a reasonable value and we had such a great time. Keep in mind, this is was you make of it . . . the more questions you ask, the more you will learn. We learned about politics in cheese, cheese thievery, under-appreciated cheeses that smell like gym socks, but taste like a dream. A very laid back and congenial environment. We definitely plan on returning to shop! And they have a "girl scout and cheese pairing" class every April that I can't wait to try next year! As far as people complaining about parking, not sure what they are talking about. There is a commercial parking lot out front and the first two hours are free.

I had the pleasure of enjoying the wine and cheese pairing night at Greys! I loved the intimate…read morenature of the experience (less than a dozen people) and the shop is only open to those there! The cheese was delicious and it was cool to try some new ones I wouldn't normally eat. The wine pairings were delicious, I loved the white wines the best. This is a fun event to do with friends or as a date. You are able to shop from them afterwards as well. Parking is free for 2 hours and there is a large lot and garage.

Food came out fast and hot the fettuccine Alfredo was…read moreamazing and super fresh tasting.

Yes. Good food, quick service & various seating options. I enjoy the food- the arancini is my…read morefavorite appetizer. The market goods are quite pricey, but they are high quality. Many of those items can be found elsewhere (items that aren't in-house prepared). You'll enjoy this spot whether it's two of you or twenty.

My husband and I visited the farm for a tasting, and a soap class, and we so enjoyed it, we wished…read morewe lived closer for regular visits. The information we received on fresh wholesome, top quality product was extremely eye opening. If you are looking to improve the quality of the dairy product you consume I would strongly suggest you visit the farm. I have heard of the non-GMO movement but this will bring it all into focus. Whole natural non GMO products that will improve you life, and health while also providing the best dairy products. We also were taught the process in making natural cow's milk soap without all the ingredients that are harsh and unnecessary that could be detrimental. I would love to attend more of their classes, and I will whenever I am in the area. I would highly recommend Valle Di Latte Farms to anyone. I love my time there and hope to return often

Breathtaking Views, Fine Wine, and Country Charm: An Unforgettable Afternoon!…read more My family and I recently spent a wonderful day wine tasting at Arrington Vineyards, where my father has been a proud member for the past four years. Perched atop a gorgeous hillside vineyard sprinkled with picnic tables and a lovely small stage for concerts, the scenery was breathtaking, peaceful, and absolutely amazing--even under an overcast sky after narrowly missing the rain. The hospitality matched the views, with a warm and friendly staff that made our personal tasting--shared alongside a lovely couple visiting from England--truly special. We explored the tasting options among three of us: Red Flight: Chosen by my father. White Flights: Enjoyed by both my sister and me. Sweet Selection: An alternative flight offering a mix of red and white options. Wine is wonderfully personal, and while I appreciated their selection overall, the whiskey-barrel-aged wines weren't quite to my taste, as I generally prefer wines aged in oak or stainless steel (especially whites). A Helpful Tip for Visitors: While there are handicap parking spaces, we found the walk up to the tasting room a bit challenging for our mother due to back issues. We later discovered a couple of parking spaces closer to the entrance, as well as a staircase. Thankfully, we were able to drive up the hill to pick her up afterward, sparing her the walk back down! After our tasting, we relaxed outside with a picnic lunch we brought ourselves. All in all, I truly enjoyed our visit and would love to return for one of their concerts. As a fun bonus, one of the co-owners is Kix Brooks from Brooks & Dunn! If you've never been to Arrington Vineyards, it is definitely worth a stop.

What a wonderful place to spend an afternoon with friends!…read more From the moment we arrived, the experience felt easy and welcoming. There were parking attendants on hand directing guests to available spots, which was really helpful since the property is quite large. Once parked, you can either walk up the hill to the winery and seating areas or hop on a complimentary golf cart for a ride. Since we were wearing wedges and heels, the golf cart was an easy decision! Once we made it to the top, I was pleasantly surprised by how much space there was for guests to spread out and relax. There are multiple areas throughout the property where you can enjoy live music, or if you're looking for something a little quieter, there are garden spaces away from the stages where you can sit and take in the scenery. We stopped inside the winery to browse the wine selection. You can purchase bottles to enjoy on-site or order a flight if you'd like to sample a few different varieties. They also offer snacks, water, and a selection of wine-themed merchandise for anyone looking to take home a souvenir. After making our selections, we headed outside to a picnic table with a beautiful view of the vineyard and the mountains in the distance. The scenery was absolutely gorgeous! Everywhere I looked, people were enjoying themselves. Some groups had elaborate picnics set up, others were dancing to the live music, and many were simply relaxing with friends and family. The atmosphere was such a vibe, and I loved every minute of it. After a couple of hours of wine, conversation, and beautiful views, we were ready to head out. One of the golf cart drivers was kind enough to give us a ride back down the hill to our car, which was the perfect ending to a relaxing afternoon. Overall, I had such a great experience at Arrington Vineyards. Between the gorgeous scenery, live music, wine, and laid-back atmosphere, it's the perfect place to spend a few hours with friends. I would absolutely visit again the next time I'm in the area!

The ice cream was amazing! We got the kitchen sink and it was delicious especially the brownies!read more

What a great find! Was driving to the Jack Daniel's Distillery and passed by this on the way, had…read moreto stop by on the way back. Glad we did - they had so many good flavors, staff was happy to give samples, the ice cream was a great texture, and the scoop sizes were generous! Two people can definitely share a two scoop, or even better a brownie sundae that comes with two scoops, whipped cream, and chocolate drizzle. The entire family loved it and can't wait to come back. Looks like they also have a great food menu with sandwiches made with their own sourdough bread! Lots of good indoor and outdoor seating, in addition to a large playground for the kids. We'll be back next time we're in the area, probably for lunch and ice cream!

This absolutely a magical place. I am sure if you have…read morechildren it would be great too, but book a girls weekend or a day date. Your welcome. Cuddling baby goats. Feeding an array of other farm animals. Sampling caramel, cheese, or ice cream. Gift shop to take some of that home. The soap is delightful. There is a place to grab food as well, we will def do that next time. Everyone is super friendly and helpful.

Talk about an experience! Harmony Lane Farm and Creamery is a total gem! The staff is…read moreoverwhelmingly sweet and attentive. Seriously a huge shoutout to the family who owns it. Continue to deliver experiences and smiles to families. The love shared here for one another and animals is precious. The animals are all treated so well and respected. Not to mention the amount of homemade items here are of top quality. Didn't have any food but the goat milk ice cream was probably the best I've had in my life. You've truly touched my heart!

This is the stop to get your favorite liquors,wines,and merchandise before heading home.They carry…read moreBourbon in all price ranges.They have a good selection of vodka,rum,gin,Tennessee whiskey,wine,etc.,etc. . You can sample on site.They carry clothing and any merchandise that goes with it.Staff are great to help and answer any questions.The Working Man Review stocks up here when in town.

Grab some liquor. Check Taste some samples. Check…read moreSit at a bar and pay for some more sample. Check Grab a beer in the middle of the store. Check Service was good and the staff was knowledgeable about the different options they have

Excellent every time for everything I have tried on the menu. Great made to order pasta dishes. You…read morewill not be disappointed.

If you're looking for overpriced pasta and to be overcharged, this is definitely the place for…read moreyou! I walked in and originally ordered the Cajun pasta with meatballs, but at the last minute I thought, "You know what? Let me just stick with the original." So I changed my order to spaghetti with marinara sauce and meatballs. I get to checkout and my total is $32! I'm thinking, "Wow... that's a lot for some spaghetti." The kid at the register just rings me up and keeps it moving. Then when my food is ready, he hands me two pasta containers, my garlic bread, and says thank you. No bag. No utensils. No napkins. NOTHING. Like... I just spent $30+ and you're basically throwing the food at me and sending me on my way? As for the food, the spaghetti marinara was not all that, but I will say the meatballs were actually good. Since I had two meals, I reheated the Cajun pasta the next day--and honestly, I couldn't even eat it. It was SO oily that it was actually disgusting. Overall, this was a terrible experience. Definitely wouldn't recommend. If I could give 1 1/2 stars, I would. 1/2

The cheese is off the hook good! Dear Lord thank you for Kenny and his cheese! Every cheese I…read morehad was delicious.

Cheese lovers of the region all know Kenny's for its reliable cow-sourced products. Kenny's isn't…read morelooking to take over the world, but if you're within a day's drive of Bowling Green, there's probably a nearby cheesemonger that carries these beautiful cheeses. So why make the backroads trek to the source? For one thing, you can sneak a peek at the cheese-making operation. The process is very labor-intensive. Better still, you can walk around the corner to see the much more automated milking operation. A couple years ago, team Kenny invested in a new barn and robots to feed and milk the cows. They use lasers to read the cow udders, people. LASERS ON UDDERS I tell ya. Another reason to visit is that they've set up two very reasonably-priced Airbnb rooms in that sparkling new barn, right above the cows. Yes, they leave cheese samples in the refrigerator. Bring your own wine and bug spray and kick back on the patio. Pet the many cats. Meet Kenny if you're lucky. Hike in nearby Mammoth Cave. Who doesn't need a cheese weekend? I sure do. We really enjoyed our cheese-centered vacation and I now intend to center future vacations on cheese-related destinations. Finally, the store likely carries some specialty cheeses that your local store doesn't. Stock up, eat up, brag to your friends.

This is a beautiful farm. They sell goat cheese products and offer tours. We booked (in advance)…read moretime to play with the baby goats which was a great experience. It's an enclosed area, the baby goats gather in groups at a time, and if you're patient they'll trot up and make your acquaintance. They're friendly and playful and some seem to like cuddles. The farm has areas where you can visit the adult goats, greet the chickens and hogs. Very friendly owners and a nice vibe overall.

This was collectively our favorite place we went to on our recent Tennessee trip. Located in…read moreFranklin, about 40 minutes from downtown Nashville, this farm is tucked away in the hills. On Saturday's, for only $12 a person, the farm is open to anyone who would like a guided tour (starts at 11am) or who just wants to come pet baby goats! We spent 3 hours here! Dustin took us all over the farm to see the cows, pigs, chickens, and of course the goats! We learned all about the process of making goat dairy and goat dairy products. After you park, you check in under the big pavilion. It's nice and shady up there with plenty of tables and seating. This is a family business. Even the kids are involved! It really made us feel welcomed. The goat cheese itself was delish! You can purchase cheese to take home and it was the best on-the-road snack I could have chosen! Support local. Support families. Play with goats!