Parkville Wine House is an absolute gem. Great service and incredible wine selection. The location…read moreis fun, quirky, and great for groups. Be sure to make a reservation, as the space is small and fills up fast.

Charming and cozy with a terrific selection of wines. We sat at the bar and Jim provided great…read moreservice and wonderful recommendations! We will be back!

So glad we decided to end our day with trying out this lovely wine bar. Nice decor and relaxing…read moreatmosphere with a great playlist. The service was excellent from start to finish. We tried out their wine flight option and he brought out our wines one at a time while we enjoyed the mixed nuts and delicious charcuterie board of mixed cheeses, gluten free crackers and some berries. We really liked all three wine choices (we chose different choices) per flight order. We will definitely go back!

Updating to 5 stars because there's no reason not to :) had a vodka soda with orange the other day…read moreand it's so affordable and nice. They've got nice big open doors that let in the cool spring air and Tony is amazing. Stop by!!

It was a busy night for them. We circled back after grabbing food to enjoy the most delectable wine…read moremixed drink! Strawberry fields which is a mixed drink with Crossroads wine! It's a dry wine with a hint of chocolate to me! Sooo delicious! Thanks Lindsay!

More than likely you'll find me this summer at KC Wineworks patio. Life's too short to drink…read moremediocre wine so treat yo self to the exceptional! Every time it's just the right amount of people, seating, parking and boujee. Which is no small feat for a downtown watering hole. The flights are fancy and the humans stellar. Talk a little or keep to yourself. After work, bridal shower, happy hour, too many reasons I adore this local spot.

Won't be back. Just left and owners were rude and disinterested at 3:30 for us because of a 5:00…read morepop up. As we finished up a young group walked in and the man/owner was an older complete ass to them. Good luck treating potential customers like that. Won't be back.

Kim had spent an afternoon with our daughter's wedding party and was wanting to go back sometime so…read morewe spent a little time on a Saturday afternoon. They stay fairly busy all the time and it's such a beautiful venue. Not being a drinker I only sampled one wine. The people are great.

When I think of Missouri, I don't know initially think "awesome wineries!" But after this weekend's…read morevisit to Amigoni, I can't wait to show visitors this stunning winery with delicious wines! As part of a birthday party, we joined some friends at Amigoni for the first stop, and we all loved the ambiance (stunning, calm, lovely staff) so much that we stayed over 3 hours! We sat in the back bar/barrel room area (back bar was closed that day), but it was a great space for a larger group to be able to spread out and not take up all the space in the front bar area. The barrels gave the room a cozy feel! I'm a fan of wine, but a lot of our friends are not huge wine drinkers--so while they have a lot of great wine to taste (I'll get to that soon!), they also have local drafts and non alcoholic options for your friends/family members who aren't into wine or who don't drink. For their wines, when I went on a Saturday they had two wine flight options, which the staff said they change about every two weeks! I got the basic flight to get a better idea of their standard wines, and I wasn't disappointed with any of them--and as others have noted, they are pretty heavy with their tasting pours, just FYI! I was able to try the Urban White Blend (chardonnay and viognier), Cabernet Franc Rose (one of their original makes from the early days), Sangiovese, Zinfandel, and the Select (petit verdot and tannat). All were lovely and delicious! Thanks to everyone at Amigoni Winery who made the birthday celebration special, cozy, and delightful! Can't wait to go back and enjoy more wines next time!

A winery? In Kansas City? I don't know what possessed me into going here; I'm not an oenologist but…read moreI'm pretty certain it was going to be worse than the garbage I've tried on Long Island so why not give it a try? The space was in a pretty quiet street, across from a pretty non-descript office building. I wasn't expecting too much inside but I was pleasantly surprised to discover that the interior had much more personality than the outside. The interior had high ceilings, the bar was on the left and before we sidled up to the bar we explored the space. There was an upstairs space that looked down into the lobby and the rear area had a bar and was also nicely decorated. The rear area had a little more people so we decided to go back up front. We decided to do both of the tasting options and share. I enjoyed the limited production tasting better and the reds over the whites. Like with a lot of tastings, the wine club was pushed but since I was only staying one more day I wasn't interested. However, our host did give us a taste of the T10 which I enjoyed so much that I bought a bottle of that. I shared it with some people who know and enjoy wine and they were also pleasantly surprised with it.

I attended a holiday pop-up event here this weekend. I had not visited Belvoir before, but I was…read morevery familiar with the property. My last visit came in 1972 when the property was used as a nursing home by The Odd Fellows fraternal organization, where my grandmother spent the last few years of her life. Prior to that it was an orphanage and for a short time a school - which my older siblings attended in the late 1950's. The winery has done a great job of preserving the history of the main building - one of four structures on the campus. Walking up the old wooden staircase to the second floor brought back instant memories of taking that same staircase to visit a woman that lived there. The nurses told us she claimed to be a relative of Frank and Jesse James, so 8 year old me convinced my mom for us to go visit her. I still recall her small and frail bedridden body holding my hand and thanking me for visiting her. My paternal grandmother lived in the adjacent building. It still sits vacant and deteriorating after decades of abandonment. It is the newest of the 4 structures on the campus having been built in 1955. Her solitary room was first floor left front of the building. I remember walking in and always talking to the nurses and aides at the station at the door. I remember taking presents of clothes and food on Sundays and holidays or just returning her laundry. I remember helping to decorate the room for the holidays. I remember the metal hand bell she used to summon assistance. I remember the beautiful large tree on the circle drive near her building that still stands today. The interior is vandalized and graffitied with no trespassing signs in place, and the windows she spent hours looking out of are now broken, blocked by rogue shrubs and a rusted and collapsing awning. The last time I peered in this window was sometime in 1972 to wave to her as we exited and let her know we'd be back soon. I highly encourage anyone to visit and support this winery and Inn. Check out the sitting rooms, look at the artifacts, documents and photos. Visit "George' the resident skeleton in his glass tomb... and if you listen carefully you might just hear my grandmother's small brass handbell.

The Belvoir is an amazing event space. The wine is excellent & not outrageously priced~the staff is…read moreinformative, friendly & helpful. You can also sit outside on the side porch on a beautiful day. I love that they embrace the full history of the estate & try to preserve the history as well as making new memories there. We went once just to see how it was & have returned several times now. I like to bring family & friends to the Belvoir, who've traveled to the area since it's such a unique place to go in the KC metroplex. I highly recommend a visit to the Belvoir!

Stopped on to listen to some live music with Brian Jones and was not disappointed! Did a wine…read moretasting and ended up with the wine slushie. Very beautiful area with vineyards on the premises,

The best Norton. The. It was a perfect day with perfect weather, perfect company, perfect out door…read moresetting and perfect wine.

Farm to table, right? How about farm to table AT a farm's table?…read more Green Dirt Farm offers up an array of choices from their artisanal cheeses and pair those with a number of other agricultural offerings from Missouri. Their sheep's cheese has that tangy, yet savory, bite to it and marries well with any number of wine varietals. Missouri, and Weston in particular, produces climates and days of sun similar to those of French wine regions, so the vines produce a wonderful fruit suitable for bottling. Plus, when you add in other items to your wine 'n cheez, like sausages or local honeys, it's a party all around. We love to get a charcuterie and a couple of drinks, be they wine or local beer products, and find a seat outside. If you aren't sure what you want, then the friendly staff is more than willing to offer suggestions or other service. The tables out front, on an autumn day in particular, give that rustic feel that underscores the farm to table experience. Handy intel: If you are outside and you do get something sweet (think jam or honey), then you are bound to attract friends. The buzzing kind. Green Dirt Farm also has a fabulous selection of sammiches as well. I love the 'Ruby Don't Go Bacon My Heart', a grilled delight of local cheeses and crumbled bacon, served with a strawberry jam. It's SUBLIME, and you may regret sharing. And don't miss their handmade ice cream, with flavors rotating seasonally and always worth the indulgence. Wine, locally made goods, and even locally raised meats like lamb are sold in the shop, and you just can't leave empty-handed. It's super easy to find if you're coming in from the east, like off the 435 loop. Parking is where you want to park, seating is easy outside and even some inside, and the value far outstrips the price points. Stop and get some local artisanal goodies to go or order from the menu and stay awhile.

Let be the location in Green Dirt Farms! You can grab a…read moretasting ( very reasonable) or grab a glass with an order from Green Dirt Farms & sit at one of the picnic tables outside. There are a few tables inside as well.