4.5 rating. Stopped by after work on a Friday after work. Cold and windy outside but warm and…read more'chillin' on the inside. Zinfandel, Nebbiolo, Sangiovese, and Meatball Linguini. Delicious. Great service too.

We went to lunch at Crush House today. As with all the restaurants at Gervasi Winery, it was dark…read moreand inviting. Our server was very pleasant and very efficient. I had Tuscan bean soup which was very tasty and filled with veggies and pieces of tomato. I also had a hamburger that was a perfect medium as requested. The grilled onions were a nice addition as was the slices of tomato, lettice and pickle. It was accompanied by cole slaw. At $16 it was reasonabley priced. My wife had a strawberry salad that she enjoyed. We were with a group and were given a lovely private room. All in all, it was a satisfactory encounter.

I'm in town for work and met with some local friends for dinner. They had gotten us reservations at…read moreThe Bistro. We started with the House Made Pierogies and the Originale Pizza. For dinner, I had the Grilled Tomahawk Pork Chop with Creamy Polenta, Sautéed Brussel Sprouts and Caramel Apple Pancetta Sauce. My friends had the Swordfish and 12oz Strip Steak. For dessert we shared the Tiramisu and the Strawberry Shortcake. The service and food were excellent. After dinner we went to The Stillhouse for live music and drinks. I tried the Smoked Envy. I also picked up a few bottles to take back to KY. Wine - Abbraccio and Bellina Bourbon - Rum Barrel Bourbon The grounds are beautiful and I want to come back and visit again.

We always love coming here and dining at the Piazza outdoor restaurant. It's absolutely beautiful…read morewith views of weeping willows and pond. We enjoyed a delicious lunch of the lobster rolls with loaded potato salad (definitely shareable) pictured and the Shrimp Bowl with rice and veggies (not pictured). The specialty drinks are delicious but a little on the sweet side for me. There is plenty of shade on a sunny day.

My friend and I spent the day at the Lavender Festival at Maize Valley Winery, and despite the…read morelarge crowds, we had a great experience. After browsing the many vendor booths throughout the festival, we stopped in the winery for lunch. There was a line when we arrived, but we were pleasantly surprised to be seated within about 5-10 minutes. Instead of a traditional server, each table had a QR code that allowed us to order both food and drinks directly from our phones. We only interacted with one staff member who delivered our food and wine flights, but considering how busy they were, the system worked well and everything arrived quickly and efficiently. We both ordered the Lavender Salad with added chicken. The salad featured mixed greens topped with feta, cucumber, red onion, lavender-pickled blueberries, candied pecans, and a lavender blueberry dressing. It was fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. We both agreed it was excellent. We also each ordered a wine flight, which included four 2-ounce samples for $14. I sampled the Sinfully Red, Mad Cow, Hanky Panky, and Redneck Red. I enjoyed all four wines. Most were on the sweeter side, while the Sinfully Red was a nice dry option that provided a good contrast. The Lavender Festival itself was wonderful, with plenty of vendors to shop from and lots to see. We also tried the lavender lemonade, which was refreshing and perfect for a warm summer day. One thing that surprised me was the additional charge to access the lavender fields. It was $10 to walk through and take photos, or $20 to take photos and cut lavender to bring home. Personally, I felt the $10 photo fee was a bit steep and not quite worth it just to snap a few pictures, but I understand it's a business and an additional way for them to generate revenue. Overall, Maize Valley did a great job handling a very busy event. Between the beautiful festival atmosphere, tasty food, enjoyable wines, and efficient service, it was a fun day and a place I'd happily visit again.

Maize Valley has very good Ohio red and White wines. Redneck red is probably my favorite, but I…read morehave not tasted a wine here where I was disappointed. The actual restaurant is also very good. I don't know if they have an actual chef but a lot of their menu is chef quality so kudos to Maize Valley if they're not actually using a chef. The ambiance is very chill and the place is quite large with a large variety of snacks and a cafe. I do not recommend the coffee. That is an area they could definitely improve. Other than that great job Maize Valley!!

I love the Tipsy Farmer. Not only do they have a lengthy lists of wine and sangria, their house…read moremade beer is delicious too! The Shiraz is my favorite wine and the Lite beer is delicious!

We love this place! Good wine. Great atmosphere. Wonderful people who own and run it!read more

This is a nice small winery and off the beaten path winery. They offer a variety of good wines…read more Has a nice patio and lawn area to enjoy the wooded view with your glass or bottle. They do have music and food trucks some nights but check the website for details. They also offer a few snacks.

Tastings: .50 cents each…read more We tried: The jewell Cabernet 3/5 Taffy kiss desert wine 5/5 Three bridges blend 4/5 The rezzie Riesling 4/5 280ZIN white Zinfandel 4/5 The people here were really friendly. We sat at the bar for our tastings and the woman sat and chatted with us the whole time. My mom and I both ended up buying a bottle of the taffy kiss desert wine. They only had a few left and opened one up so we could try it. The space inside is cozy and they have an outdoor yard area that I believe also had a fire pit. We really enjoyed tasting their wines and hanging out here!

Service and food were great. I would love to give a 5, noticed that my 2 drinks carried a $3.50…read more"Rocks" charge each. Pretty petty for frozen water.

I love the decor and always enjoy your wine room so much every time I come in. Love the live music…read moretoo!

Our first visit to 1875 Winery for a bottle of wine and appetizers was such a treat!…read more Our server was attentive but not overbearing- wine was a tad sweet for me, but my husband isn't a wine drinker and loves concord wine. The food was exceptional! Can't wait to return.

This place is fun! They have a variety of sweet and dry wines, plus some cocktails. This way…read moreeveryone can partake. We did not eat. So I cannot comment on that. But the slushie Carmel apple drink was yummy. We sat inside. Patio looks fun. Lots of people on a Saturday afternoon. Service was good. I thin food prices are a bit high. Drink prices are in-line. Service was good. Lots of parking. It is a definite return visit.

Love this little winery! They have a decent selection of house wines as well as guest wines. They…read morehave a selection of dries and sweets, and two sangria options as well! The woman working the desk was ever friendly and let us taste the wine before making a decision. She turned on the outdoor fire place for us so we could stay warm outside. The inside also has a small seating area.

Fantastic wines, knowledgeable and friendly staff! They check in and will serve tables. Anything…read morewe needed, they were happy to help. Even let us try a sip of wine to make sure we liked it before we bought it. Absolutely phenomenal food! We had a charcuterie board, a pizza (they make, not frozen!) then ordered from the food truck. They have a Chef on staff that creates dishes! Outstanding! And The grounds? So serene, beautiful vines, and you can walk around the grounds. The property is beautifully kept, there is a pond... this place has a vibe all its own. I can't say enough about how beautiful this place is.