Excellent food and great atmosphere. We were here on a Friday night and it was not too crowded…read moreearly. The service was very good. Definitely recommend it.

Can in on Saturday. The service was poor, at best. When you ask the server a question about a menu…read moreitem as to what it is and the response is "I have no idea". Not I'll check, just left it at that. The food wasn't good and actually made my husband sick. It's very safe to say we won't ever be back again:

This was our 1st stop on our little winery get away. This…read moregem is located in Farmington. Missouri. The vineyard is huge, so huge they could not harvest all the grapes so we went and picked some. They were nice and sweet!! We loved Two Brothers wine which was a Sweet Rose. Live music started at 3pm. They do have food and a full stocked bar for purchase but they do allow you to bring in outside food. Hit this one up if you are in the area!! Beautiful place!! We will be back

Fun place. Nice they allowed outside food here because we had birthday cake etc. it was a nice day…read moreand they should have opened the room up with the overhead doors to maximize enjoyment of the views. It was mostly self serve. You go up to the bar for drinks.

On a day when my MO Wine Passport holding companion and I went to between 5 and 7 wineries in a…read morerush to get to 30 Passport stamps before the end of the year, Sand Creek is the one where we spent the most time despite having another 2 or 3 wineries to visit before meeting family for holiday celebrations. It's the perfect sized winery. It's not a huge place where you most likely won't be remembered. It's not small like some of the wineries where hours are so limited that they'll be closed when you want to come by. Sand Creek Vineyard has the service of a small winery but the selection of a larger one. Yes, there is a good selection of wines, so my white dry companion had what she liked, and I was able to have a glass of something sweeter. We even saved a bottle for a craft. We don't do that for just any winery. The service was great. The owner (or possibly the winemaker) did a great job with the tasting and conversed with us, but not much after the tasting, as he had other customers and let us enjoy our post-holiday afternoon. It was a pleasure to spend an hour at Sand Creek, and I will be back.

I enjoyed this winery a lot, will definitely be returning. Good variety to the wines and they were…read morevery tasty. Loved the wine-a-ritas too. GREAT patio, cool outdoor area. Only downside was that the band playing was a bit loud, hide to kind of hide away. I can't wait to return when they are able to do tastings again, though - maybe at an off time when there isn't a band playing and less crowded. During pandemic time, they are keeping the indoors closed, having folks order at the door - wine by the bottle only plus the wine-a-ritas. We got a bottle of the blackberry and it was great.

Great time at a great place! Wine was wonderful and the atmosphere was amazing. Fun place to hang…read morewith friends and family.

I cannot believe how few reviews there are for this charming winery! My husband and I were headed…read moreout to the lake and thought we'd stop by whatever nearby winery we could find. We did not go in expecting much since there was a serious lack of reviews. What we found was a small winery/brewery that was beyond adorable. There were two really well kept buildings, the tasting room for wine and the micro-brew pub. We couldn't help trying both. The wine was perhaps a bit sweet for my taste, but it is Missouri wine after all. The beer selection was top-notch and everything was tasty. Prices were extremely reasonable and there was a cute outdoor patio with a wrap-around bench and a fire pit that was very nice. The staff was amazing! We were there on a harvest day, so there were quite a few people wandering around that had been involved in picking the grapes. Everyone was super friendly and had us feeling like family in no time. This review is only four stars and not five because this winery lacked the expansive view of so many others around town.

Was pretty cool that the tasting was free, sad we couldn't get glasses from there as the tasting…read morewas out of small plastic cups. But we settled with two bottles to take home instead! The only turn off was the creepy cat on the sign & label. lol but we will be back!

We stopped here en route to St Louis as it was only a 10 min turnoff from the interstate. Go down a…read morelovely road, surrounded by trees which reminded me of Tuscany (except these aren't poplar trees) and you come to a collection of buildings on the right. So driving up, it was immediately apparent there was no grapevines in the surrounding fields!!!! Puzzled over this, we asked at the wine rating table (limit of 4 tastings in a plastic cup which you have to reuse) and found out they lost their harvest a couple years back and since then the grapes are grown in other locations and then the wine is made by them with the purchased grapes. Of the 4 I tasted, my preference was for the semi-dry whites with the Edelweiss and the Apple being favorites. I did not care for the fruit ones - found them musty and with a slightly sour aftertaste. To get the food, you order inside, are given a number, have to grab plates and utensils from a back table and the find a seat. We decide to sit on the back porch where the strains of the live band reached our table but not so loud that we couldn't talk. Food wise, our party of 3 split Grilled chicken salad (half-size @ $5) and veggie pizza (large @$17) and rather than paying $4 per glass of Seyval Blanc, just got the bottle for $17. Surprised to note we got charged $1 for glass of water but hey it would be €8 for half a liter bottle in EU so this was way better! Anyway salad was decent as was the think crust veggie pizza. Our crust edge was TOTALLY burnt, which I was disappointed at. Decent food and fun way to while away the time if you are in the area. Note: #293 of Yelp 100 challenge for 2016

Charleville winery is beautiful. The rolling hills view invokes a sense of tranquility and natural…read morebeauty. So picturesque & perfect! Upon entering, you are given a magic bracelet that you can swipe on their "ipourit" wall. You just swipe and drink. It bills you based upon how much you pour. Aaron walked us through the process perfectly. Absolutely amazing. We then found a spot for our group outside around one of the firepits. It was the perfect day as far as weather is concerned. The sun was warm, but not too harsh. There was a feeling of freshness being out in the country. We had such a good time. OK food is on the way. Kendall did such a wonderful job with all of our orders and the food was phenomenal. This is probably the best food I've ever had at a winery. This is not a basic cheeseboard. This is coconut shrimp, fantastic pizza, & ahi tuna nachos.

I attended a wedding here and it turned out great. This brewery/ winery has a lot to offer for…read moreevents/ weddings. It was great being able to use the draft pulls for beer and wine next to the bar. The fact that our party was able to pour our own drinks whenever is convenient. Their ceremony location offers an incredible view. The service was excellent! Overall, I would highly recommended this space for a wedding. The rooms they offer are incredibly nice and updated!!

Though I wish we had been able to have time to experience more of what Chaumette has to offer, it…read moredefinitely gives me good reason to make it back! We popped in, really just for a couple drinks at the end of a trip our to Ste Genevieve to hit a few different places. The property is beautiful, and offers amazing views. The staff was all very nice. And the wine/drinks we had were all fantastic. Would definitely love to come back here for dinner!

A large group of us stayed at one of the Chaumette Villas this past week while in the area for a…read morewedding, a group of 4 of us came here for dinner our first night around 6pm. It appeared slow, however we were told we needed a reservation but could wait an hour, order a drink and take-out appetizers. Sense it was the only restaurant open for miles we agreed. We ordered at the bar from the same woman that helped us at the hostess stand. The spicy feta dip was great, though a little strange they gave it to us truly in a to-go container complete without napkins in a plastic bag. We were sat at right around 7:15pm. Our server was great, he was covering the entire floor. Everything else we ordered was good and served quickly. They did their best with little staff, appreciated them not turning us away although the initial experience was a little strange.

I can't begin to explain what a great spot this is!…read more It is dog friendly, it is wide open and beautiful, it has lots of live music, it is run by a family that is so very nice, and it is super affordable and tastes great! You can get a flight of wines for $5 or a glass of wine or a pint of beer for $5 each. You can even do a tour and tasting for $10. Plus, all the bottles are pretty much under $25. And they have quite a large variety of whites, reds, and roses too. Cindy, one of the owners, is so very friendly and helpful. She will go through an entire tasting with you with the highest level of patience, allowing you to taste and try anything you'd like to. Her brother-in-law also Is a gem, he himself Popsicles to all of the kids running around and let them ride on the tractor or explore into the garden. Would highly recommend if you are in the area!

You guys. If you love beautiful days at wineries and chatting with the nicest people, please visit…read moreEdg Clif. A friend and I had the most delightful time. The scenery is lovely. Arthur was the live music for the day and he played a great variety of songs (acoustic guitar). The wine is fantastic. I do not know a lot about wine, but I do know that each one we tasted (6) was very easy to drink. We shared a bottle there and I brought 2 home. Bonus: you can bring your own snacks (no beverages). I love this. I enjoy planning my own winery snacks. I was bummed when many wineries quit allowing food because they opened kitchens. So if I have to pay $30+ for food. I'm buying less wine. Anywaaaay, make a little weekend out of visiting this area and have a lovely time at Edg Clif. (Photos do not do it justice)

WOW! Perfect winery for our afternoon trip as it was our wedding anniversary and just wanted a…read morelaid back relaxing time. We did take a round about way of getting to the winery and loved every moment of this adventure! The young lady was perfect as we enjoyed the wine tasting and chose a chilled bottle of wine to take with us for our walk to the cave. It was a hot and humid day yet once you get to the cave ~ PERFECT! Shaded deck and cool breeze in the cave. They do have small snacks and biscotti (yes I bought some to take home!) that can be purchased as well yet you can also take a picnic to enjoy with your wine too! Thank you for a wonderful day- we will be back!!!! Well worth the trip!!!! Beautiful!

We have been wanting to take a trip to Cave Vineyard for a while! A bit over an hour drive from…read morehome, I'd have definitely been more upset at making this drive had we not stopped a couple other places in Ste Genevieve that offered redemption for the experience we had here. The one positive I can mention, is the people are all super nice. Sadly, everything else falls short. The wine is terrible. Not just terrible, but I think that there is something actually wrong with most of them as most are unpleasantly sour and taste of vinegar. I think they must know this too, as these wines are priced 1/2 off for a bottle on their menu. They'd do well just to cut their losses, and dump them. The Grotta Rosa, and the Cave rock were the only two wines that were palatable, and they were just okay. The oddest part of the whole experience of the Cave Vineyard, is in fact the cave. All wine is sampled, and purchased at their tasting room....which is not in the cave. The cave is simply a place that you can sit and drink, and you must either walk to it (which is only maybe a 5-7 minute walk) or they offer to take you there via golf cart. So, you must either purchase all your bottles up front to take with you, or make trips back and forth. You must also head back to the tasting room, to use the bathroom. Definitely skip this one.