Location Downtown Greenville…read moreParking Street Atmosphere Classy wine bar/tasting room-so spacious and open! Seating So many options-patio, inside variety of low / high tables and chairs-fluffy, leather dining and easy chairs. Very nice! Service Friendly and attentive Menu This is the Landon winery where the wine is made-wide selection of wines, flat breads, .cheesy bread, nuts, pretzels, Chocolate lava cake. We had the meat and cheese board-see picture. Summary We LOVE Landon! Great service, outstanding wines, good food. They offer the best comedy night in the area, music bingo, and pick up party for club members that are amazing! Love this place!!!

Absolutely loved this place. The atmosphere is cozy, rustic, and so well put together -- from the…read morecomfy chairs to the gorgeous decor. We ordered the mimosa flight and it was perfect; every juice was fresh, flavorful, and fun to mix, and the presentation was beautiful. The staff was welcoming, the vibe was relaxing, and it was the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a slow morning. If you're looking for a charming, peaceful date spot with great drinks and even better ambiance, this is it. I can't wait to come back!

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.

Pressa is by far the best Italian I've ever had. The atmosphere, attention to detail, and delicious…read morefood was top tier! Will most definitely visit again!

Food was amazing! Our server, Kimberly, was the best! She was super sweet and personable!! We had a…read moregreat date night!

This is the first time we have been back since the menu change. We really didn't think it could get…read moreany better than it was, but man were we proven wrong. The food was even more fantastic than it was before. We started with the buratta which was sooo good. I had the chicken with asparagus and she had the salmon on risotto. I am not normally one to eat salmon but I tried a bite of hers and it was amazing. The chicken was juicy and so good with the garlic sauce. For dessert we had the 3 flight with the lemon Bundt, crème brûlée, and chocolate tart. All three were unbelievable. We will be back many times.

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

I came in for my first time today, and was greeted by Sam, who was incredibly kind and inviting…read more Haley was my server, and she was so amazing! All of her suggestions were so perfect. I had a million questions and she was so knowledgeable about the menu. One of the best servers I've ever had. I will come back again and again. Cannot recommend enough.

The wife and I had a great experience at the bar and we'll definitely be back for their half off…read morewine on Sundays. Their wine selection was really impressive, and the price was very low. Food was good and service matched.

The vibes are absolutely. Spectacular! They go all out on their Christmas decorations and is…read moreholiday pop-up I go to often. The staff dress up and are on theme too! They were friendly and knowledgeable about the drinks and helped me get what I wanted The pear pressure was great - simple, not overwhelming and effective from the smell of the herb to the hibiscus tequila mixed with cranberry spice. The blitzened banana put on quite the spectacle with the alcohol fire. I like my drinks on the creamier side and this coffee drink took it home for me. Come here for a memorable Christmas bar experience!

My friends and I split half Hot Honey and The Butcher, which were delicious! If you are a fan of…read morethin crust pizza, I'd highly recommend these two specifically. The spinach dip was amazing as well. The establishment was decorated well but you are sitting fairly close to other guests due to it being a bar-style establishment. The music was fairly loud though so even our server had trouble hearing our order and it was hard at times to talk with my friends across the table. The food came out promptly despite how busy it was. My only complaint with the service was the hostess was busy chit chatting about non-work related things with a co-worker as my party and many others behind us were waiting to get a number in line to be seated.

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.

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.

Since my last review, I've been here a few times. Wine a little is now one of my go-to spots for…read morechillaxin. The staff just keeps getting better and better. Its crazy that Chop Shop is a back hall stroll away, yet Wine a Little is so super chill, that I can spend 2-3 hours sipping wine and talking with ease. I went with a friend on my latest visit, and we had nothing short of an incredible time. I don't know all of the names, but there's an Anna a a Dominique, both with exquisite personalities and great attitudes. They may this awesome place even more awesome. The food is also incredible. We had a couple flights of wine along with flatbread, and it was a fantastic experience. Not too long ago, there was nothing like this anywhere near here, now I can dine like Dallas, but in McKinney. As we'd say in the Lego Movie, Everything is AWESOME!

This is a precious little gift shop/winery in broken bow, and is 100% catered towards girls…read moreweekends and bachelorette trips. It's cute and fun, but I personally wasn't a fan of the wine. We quickly learned that there's no wineries in Broken Bow and all of the local 'wineries' make their wine from concentrate often brought in from California. Which is okay, and the prices reflects the quality, we're just not the biggest fans of the wine. The wine tasting itself was so rushed! There's no stools at the bar and it seemed like a very "out of place" experience. However, it's free and you're able to try a good bit of different wines. Their wine slushes are DELICIOUS! You can add a wine floater and in my first one, I added a floater of a dry white and it was refreshing and exciting. I noticed the frozen slushes in to-go bags by the exit and I think it would be so perfect for a hot summer day or floating the river! We grabbed three to enjoy at home! Overall - if you like sweet/simple wine, this place is probably for you... Go with low expectations if you're a wine snob, but definitely go!

Girls Gone Wine is a fun and memorable stop when you're in Broken Bow. They offer a wide variety of…read morewines to sample, and the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the experience even better. There's also a large gift shop filled with fun little wine-themed goodies that are hard to resist. They even have a spacious VIP area that you can rent out--I accidentally wandered into it while exploring and was genuinely impressed with how nice it was. If you're spending time in Broken Bow and enjoy wine (or just a relaxed, fun atmosphere), Girls Gone Wine is definitely worth checking out.