The pork chop is out of this world! Stephanie and her staff provide great service -- our company…read morewill be back for more dinners. If you're driving to/from Dallas, it's worth a stop off the I-30.

The Chophouse is on a cute little square in downtown Mt. Vernon. The food and service left a lot of…read morebe desired, unfortunately. Our server was sweet, but overwhelmed with our large group even though we were low maintenance. I ordered the steak medallions medium and they were more like a rare as they were raw inside. I ended up switching my meals with someone who was ok with meat that rare because I couldn't eat it, and I was never asked if it was cooked the way I wanted. The chicken fried steak wasn't seasoned much. The mashed potatoes were good as was the asparagus. Normally I would give 3 rating for an experience like this, but I know that this is a locally owned place so I don't want to bring down their overall rating score.

Everything unique is truly unique because you can find things in there that you can't find…read moresomewhere else! Very pleasant store!

This is a great place to shop and ask for Steve. They also have a very talented decorating staff…read more Everybody was very helpful.

We came to Pressa Italia and had a wonderful experience. Kimberly, our waitress, was amazing! She…read morewas incredibly kind, attentive, and knew the menu very well, which made ordering easy. The food was delicious, and the service made the experience even better. We will definitely be coming back and would highly recommend this restaurant and Kimberly to others!

First time trying and the food was wonderful. Kimberly was our server and she was the sweetest…read moreperson ever. Food came out so quickly and everything was wonderful. The area is so nice and the restaurant is so pretty with a relaxing atmosphere. Will most definitely be coming wine in town!!

Stafford House sits on the south side of Denison's beautifully renovated Katy Depot--literally…read moreinside the historic train station that once served as a major gateway to Texas. I visited on a Saturday evening for an early dinner with my parents and sister. (Side note for Dallas residents: If you're familiar with the Katy Trail, it's worth the drive to see where it all began. When the Katy railroad tracks were removed in Dallas, the trail was born. While Denison doesn't have a trail today, the original depot remains, and it's a lovely place to explore.) The atmosphere at Stafford House is calm and refined, with deep burgundy tones, and brown leather accents lending it a warm, intimate feel. Service was quick, friendly, and attentive. We started with the steak carpaccio appetizer, which was savory and full of flavor. For dinner, the ladies each had the Airline chicken with mushroom risotto, while my father and I ordered the lamb T-bones. I swapped the vegetable medley for sweet potato grits, which were decent but lacked any noticeable sweet potato flavor. Definitely put Stafford House on your must-visit list. It's a beautiful little spot for a quiet, intimate dinner. And don't miss their adjacent bar--it's equally charming and perfect for a pre- or post-dinner cocktai

This place "has it all". Period. Every time we go and everything. Always, money very well…read morespent.

Our favorites... the cauliflower (just trust me!!!!), meatballs, and asparagus…read more Also, they have a great non-alcoholic mocktail menu!

I asked for seating in the back where it was less noisy and the staff was nice enough to oblige…read more The tapas are a huge win as always - fresh vegetables and amazing sauces. I asked for extra bread so I could taste more of the sauce after the vegetables were gone, ha! And by coincidence, the 3 vegetables tapas were what the waiter recommended. Food I tried Roasted cauliflower with green goddess - best sauce imo I couldn't get enough of how flavorful and buttery(?) it was. Really liked the texture contrast too, I'll get this again Asparagus with pistachio pesto - the in house made pesto fell off the asparagus easily and there was a bed of it underneath. I ended up putting them on the bread too, haha Chicken thigh with aji verde - this is a must get no matter what, incredibly fresh chicken I would have every day if I could. But alas, I don't live near here. Broccolini with lemon garlic - the orange sauce was also delicious but not as amazing as the others. I would still get this again though! Olive oil cake with sea salt - they flip the olive oil cake several times so the apricot syrup permeates. This time it was a little dry in some areas and too moist in some, so it was different than last time. But this is what you want to take your dining experience home with you Potatoes with aioli and tomato sauce - nice and crispy and the mayo has sherry vinaigrette during the emulsion process which was a nice kick

Stopped in to Leela's for a drink before our dinner reservation at Apothecary down the street. I'm…read morepretty picky with my espresso martinis and this one was delicious with the cinnamon sprinkled on top. I enjoyed the light and airiness of the bar area and the restaurant overall.

The half California ranch salad was well rounded with the protein, avocado, cheese, tomato and fair…read moreamount of dressing. The popular pizza was solid with the pepp and sausage. Staff was friendly and the vibes are nice in the spring! I'm always back for good vibes

Really cute wine bar. Great wines, knowledgeable staff, pleasant atmosphere…read more Liked it very much

Amier is extremely knowledgeable and the wine selections are for true wine connoisseurs, while the…read moreflight options are great for those who would like to become connoisseurs, or just enjoy a variety of great wines. Cheese board is fantastic and a great value. For those more budget conscious there of "house wines" that are fine wines which would be much more expensive when purchased at a restaurant. Bottle prices are also extremely reasonable. The atmosphere is intimate and cozy. Love the exposed brick. Music is very cool but not too loud. Staff is great.

Wine a little is truly a vibe. The moment you open the door you enter into the ambiance of a cool…read morelounge with 90/ R&B playing in the background. Couple the ambiance with the outstanding service and the tasty food and it's easy to see why this is one of my favorite places to go to. Today, had the 2 dips board, prohibition chicken, and Juan's tostada. The 2 dips board is a nice veggie board with hummus and tzatziki. Prohibition chicken is deliciously seasoned fired chicken. The tostada was the biggest pleasant surprise of the group. So many flavors dancing on the tongue with each bite. Strongly recommend coming out to this place!

This place is tucked behind the front row of restaurants, but was a cozy little spot my hubby…read morepicked for date night. We chose our table and were immediately given menus and served water. I was surprised, but they offer Happy Hour even on weekends! Both my hubby and I chose from the Happy Hour menu - a Pinot Noir for him and the Chardonnay for me. I was bummed, the Chard wasn't great and I wasn't planning on having more than a glass. Next time I'd skip the Happy Hour wines and just choose a better wine off the menu. Food. We came here for date night and I was starving. I was surprised to see such a small and limited menu. I think they're limiting themselves by only offering sharable items or single items at such a steep price. I started with Juan's Tostada for myself and my hubby chose the Notorious P.I.G.. The tostada was delicious! Fresh and tasty, but I was still hungry. But for $19 there was no way I was ordering another one. I'm sorry but $40 for two single appetizers is insane, plus I figured I might still be hungry. So instead I ordered the Notorious P.I.G. with no cheese (I'm dairy free). It was good, but not amazing. Half the pizza was burned and the sauce was barely there. As I looked around there was a group of women having a birthday dinner and one other couple who arrived on a date. The couple split a meat + cheese board and left. The birthday party nursed their glasses of wine the entire time we were there. For my disappointment wine, my hubby's two glasses of wine, our two pizzas and my tostada we spent $87 before tip. For a mediocre offering that was insanely expensive. My girlfriends meet up frequently to catch up and I would suggest this place if it was half the cost, but we can go to plenty of places nearby and get a better glass of wine with more affordable food options instead. I don't forsee Wine a Little lasting long in this new development.