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    Cedar Lake Cellars - Chicken House Salad

    Cedar Lake Cellars

    3.4(198 reviews)
    68.8 mi
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    The annual Pyromania Fireworks show . This event is always organized and well planned out. From…read moresocial media coverage, to event maps , to security, music, strobe lights etc. it is bound to be fun. This is a ticketed event for admission with parking at an additional fee. Seating is on a first come first serve basis so plan your day accordingly. Plenty of food trucks to choose from, a lot of vendors and swag merchandise, kiddie sections and porty potties on the grounds Check it out and definitely plan to attend . Great date night, friends gathering or family fun.

    This year for my birthday my wife planned a weekend away for us. We dropped our kids off at their…read moregrandparents and then headed out. We wanted to get out of the city so headed 45 minutes west to the edges of St. Charles County. We stayed at an amazing AirBnB (Red Mule Ranch) and then decided to go to Cedar Lake Cellars. There are a ton of wineries in the St. Louis and Southern Illinois area. I've been to a lot of them, but had never been to Cedar Lake Cellars. It is a well known winery and event space just west of St. Louis. There are two main options for when you go. The Barrell Room is a large barn that has a mixture of beer, wine, and mixed drinks. This is the more casual of the two areas. There are large tables inside, and then an open patio area. The Barrell room doesn't have food itself, but just outside is a BBQ stand that also caters to patrons sitting outside. This is where my wife and I sat for about an hour or so before dinner. It had a lot of bachelor parties and larger groups. This area also has live music on the weekends. The second main place to eat and drink (skipping over the outdoor BBQ area) is the restaurant and tasting room. This is more of a formal dining room. The menu was modest but had a mixture of steaks, sandwiches, soups, and appetizers. The prices were very reasonable, and we very much enjoyed our food. The service was good, although maybe a bit overworked, and overall we had zero complaints. I got prime rib with two sides for around $35 which is a great deal. I was actually surprised at how reasonable the prices were. It just makes it that much easier to order a couple glasses of wine. Beyond the two main indoor/outdoor eating areas there are a number of other wedding venues on the property. There is also an stage and the venue hosts outdoor concerts. When we were there this aspect of the property wasn't being used. The overall property felt immense. It is a shame as it definitely felt like the winery could have a lot more people there than we saw, there were probably 75 tables/benches (or more) outside and only a handful had people. It could be that the heat was keeping people away, or just that wineries are declining in popularity from their peak a few years ago. Either way, we had a great time.

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    Balducci Vineyards - House salad, baked Brie, Italian sub.Sonota wine

    Balducci Vineyards

    3.9(86 reviews)
    77.9 mi
    •$$

    The first of three wineries during our tour of the Missouri wine country, the Balducci Vineyards…read morewas a great place to first try out Missouri wine varieties. The four of us shared two wine flights (3 wines each), with Chairetto, Norton, and Time Signature being our choices. The history of Balducci Vineyards traces its roots to Louis Balducci, who after immigrating to the U.S. in 1906, worked in the vineyards of California to learn the art of winemaking. After WWII, he established the Balducci Wine Company in 1946. Later in 1987, his son bought land in Augusta, MO, and began formal wine production in 2001. In 2021, the vineyards was purchased by the Hoffman Family of Companies (who also owns many other vineyards in the Augusta, MO area). Wine making operations is now handled by the 3rd generation of Balducci's.

    Beautiful venue. 3 separate areas to wine and dine. We chose the restaurant. We got a wine flight…read moreof sweet wine with a wine slush included in the four choices, and a pretzel with cheese and garlic bread. Great menu of food options, snacks consisted of chips , candy, beer and sodas for options. Spacious building with plenty of seating available. Prices very reasonable and staff super friendly. Private parking. Plenty of seating outside with patio tables included as well. This venue was very picturesque and views were amazing. Check website for pricing, menu, events, days and hrs of operation as well.

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    Adam Puchta Winery

    Adam Puchta Winery

    4.0(108 reviews)
    52.0 mi
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    This winery was our second stop and it did not disappoint. They did have an admission fee of $10…read morebut it came with a glass and a wine tasting areas, I happily obliged. The wine tasting was 6 sweets and semi sweets. Very good time was had. Food was served here and I ordered chicken shredded nachos which was delicious and meaty. My friends ordered flat breads which in my opinion both tasted like cheese bread and lacked flavoring. Seating was available, live band played to groove too. Souvenir shop and wine slushes. No complaints, I really enjoyed it here. Kudus to friendly staff and a clean property.

    Great experience at Adam Puchta! I truly enjoyed myself at…read moreAdam Puchta! The $10 admission fee is a great deal and includes a wine glass and a tasting of six preselected wines. You can choose between a tasting of all dry wines or all sweet wines, which makes it easy to pick what you prefer. There's also a restaurant on-site, The Bistro, where I ordered the pepperoni flatbread pizza, which was really good. I also tried the frozen blueberry and lemon margarita, and it was absolutely delicious! The friendliest of the staff was amazing. To make the experience even better, there was a live band playing, which created such a fun and enjoyable atmosphere. Great wine, good food, a delicious frozen margarita, and live music made for a wonderful outing. I definitely enjoyed my visit and would love to come back!

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