One of my favorite wineries in the Omaha area. There's plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. The…read moreview is gorgeous. You order your wine at the counter and seat yourself. I love the wide selection of wines, ciders, sangrias, and mulled wines. For being a winery, they have amazing ciders!!! The prices are fair. They also host events with purchase of a ticket, and I highly recommend trying one out. For just a glass or a whole bottle, you can't go wrong here!!

My friend took me here for my birthday in December and I absolutely love this place! Nice cozy…read morevibes during the winter time. The employees were nice and I just love the decorations inside too. We got two different hard ciders that they offered during that time and both were soooo good. Will definitely come again during the summer time to see what is offered and to experience the patio seating.

This place is closing soon so stop in before it's gone! A friendly, cozy place with lots of goodies…read moreto test out. My friend and I split a bottle of red (delicious) and a meat and cheese board (which was gone too fast) and I grabbed a sweet treat from the table filled with little goodies. Service was great and gave us all the details about the history and the future for the owners. Lots of regulars that I know are going to be sad when this place is gone!

My friend got a groupon for this place and it was great. The owners are so nice and the wine was…read moresuper. Can't wait until next time. Steve in Bellevue.

great service and cider. Tried the lavender, orange cream, strawberry rhubarb and hibiscus…read moreginger. All were great! Highly recommend visiting this little place. you won't be disappoint!

Out a distance from Omaha, this place was definitely worth the drive…read more Their ciders were varied and delicious.i had a taster of four and liked them all. Everyone with me said the same of theirs. The costs seemed reasonable to us, especially compared to Omaha. Seating included tables and, in the back room, couches. That back room was huge, and would be ideal for a very large group. We parked on the street. I've no notion of any covered parking or lots nearby. The staff was delightful. They weee friendly and helpful. We plan to return.

I stopped by Too Far North randomly and was very happy by the selection of wines and fun…read moredecorations. The staff was very knowledgeable about local wines, so I tried a tasting of reds from Nebraska. Too Far North has so many vintage signs lining the walls that catch the eye and draw you in. In addition to local wines, Too Far North also has local spirits and craft beer on tap that I'm looking forward to trying!

If you were on your vacation and found a place like this, you'd talk about it forever. Great…read moreatmosphere, Sandy is super-friendly and knowledgeable. She and Dane love this place and it shows. Good wine, good taps, fun shopping! Go there tonight.

Great mule, and surprisingly good selection of drinks for those of us who don't enjoy wine. Good…read morecasual atmosphere and happy hour makes this place less pricy than I anticipated ($8 m Great service--owners clearly put their hearts into this place!

The owners were rude and disrespectful. We stopped in for wine and were confronted about our…read moreselection of table and minimum spending. It was not a good experience.

Wow! What a venue. I had only been to Soaring Wings once in December of 2017, so it's been many…read moreyears but I was blown away with their mothers day event. We came for the live music, and of course some wine and the gorgeous views. This time of year, it's so lush and green. It was a scorcher of a day, I was happy we had blankets and chairs to relax, but when the heat got to us, we were able to find two large patio tables under cover. I enjoyed some white wine, and switched to some of their tap drinks. I also got a charcuterie box. At first $15 seemed steep, however, it was packed with a variety of meats and cheese, nuts and dates. It was delicious. Over all, I was thrilled to be there, and I really want to come back for more events. Pro tip bring an umbrella, or canopy if it's sunny out.

What a glorious location! We arrived at sunset and got to take in the beauty of the scenary. We…read morewere greeted with friendly faces and tasty testers. I was a fan of the whites over the reds however many of my group members enjoyed the Red Phoenix and Chamboucin. We were so glad we stayed for trivia night. What a fun way to interact with your loved ones and enjoy a drink. This place is worth checking out!

I'll give it a 5 !!!! Great service, good food, clean restaurant. Bread was very good, loved…read morethe house red dressing and the trip to the salad bar. Ribeye was spot on rare and very tender. Baker and broccoli sides were cooked great too. Ate in the library, and again, service was spot on and friendly. $$$ was very reasonable, walked out feeling like I received the better end of the deal.

The service lady was very helpful and the manager was too. I loved the ambiance, it was perfect…read more The 12oz filet mignon was amazing, the king size prime rib was perfection, and I loved the stuffed shrimp. It was my first time trying it and I haven't seen that in other restaurants. But THE crab leg... THE dry aged crab leg? That shut everything down. I was so disappointed with how dry it was. The market price for half a crab is $70, so expectations are naturally high. The manager replaced it, which I appreciated, but HAHAHA they literally submerged it in boiling crab water just to make it look moist. I love quality. I love aesthetically pleasing food. I can easily pay over $500 for great food because I value the experience. This wasn't even about the price. It's about the standard. Thinking about it now just makes me laugh. Dry aged crab leg on the menu. HAHAHA