We had such a relaxing time at Triple 3 Vineyard! We sat outside and enjoyed the Oathbreaker wine,…read morebread and dipping oil, and a chicken sandwich. Everything was tasty and the staff were very friendly. We can't wait to make another trip to Triple 3!

What a great place! Beautiful setting including a pond, barn and plenty of outdoor and indoor…read moreseating. Great music playing that paired well with the wine (and spirits too). I like the grapes were from CA, NY as well as so MO grapes too. The whites had the upstate NY grapes and the Norton was Missouri grapes. Just as important was the food too. The food choices all were good and further paired well with our wine and our friend's spirits. Definitely a great spot for an outing.

Loved this little wine bar in Washington, MO. Give them a try if you're in the area. The owner…read morereally knows her wines and she has tasty little tidbits to munch on. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Enjoy world-wide wines in our beautiful Tuscan wine garden. Live music Sat and Sun afternoons…read more Choose meats, cheeses, hummus, bread with olive oil and chocolate truffles for your charcuterie board. Now with an expanded menu. Friday Happy Hour from 4pm to dusk.

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)

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!

Service was mediocre, lots of items not available and what was available to order was mediocre as…read morewell. At the end of the meal felt rushed and meal and drinks came out on seperate bills. Beautiful location and loved the patio cat!

We had another great early lunch at Oak & Front. It was a perfect 70 degrees or so and sunny with…read moreexpansive views of the Missouri River from the top patio. The server was polite and prompt, as usual. The goddess chicken salad sandwich was honestly amazing. The chicken pieces were large and generous, and the sauce was so flavorful. The brioche bun was also quite good, with very green spinach. The side apple cabbage slaw was very fresh, but a little bland, and I feel it could have had a slightly more bold flavor (either more vinegar or spice, depending on the desired direction). We will continue to enjoy and appreciate this little slice of Washington.

Dusty Dash and Daniel pour some great drinks. Godfather is amazing but it will kick you in the butt!read more

Fantastic patio! One of the only places open late. Not a great cocktail menu, but they have all the…read morewine you could ever want.

Absolutely love this place. Great martinis, excellent bar selection, great appetizers, & fantastic…read moreatmosphere. Think speakeasy and laid back, relaxed. The bartenders and kitchen staff are fun and friendly.

Nice ambiance. Board games. Downstairs a little cozier, more romantic feel however you can't access…read morethe food menu down there. We wanted to sit outside but the staff warned us it was "grimy out there." Interesting selection of wines; I had a delicious dry Italian white which was a reprieve from the sweet-heavy offerings of local wineries. Food menu is limited, especially for vegetarians, but decently executed. Rustic bruschetta was a highlight.

A wonderful little boutique nestled onto a nice corner in wildwood square across from the theater…read moreand the wildwood hotel. This quaint little establishment has a bit of everything from gifts for the people in your life to a really nice bar to enjoy something nice to drink with a friend or loved one. Check out their patio its pretty nice. Stop in and say hi to the owners Jackie and Elise, you will be happy you did..

love this store!! my mom and i go here most of the time when we're in need of gifts for family…read moremembers. the workers are very helpful and never forget to greet us at the door. they have a wide selection and make sure to get a new inventory at every new season.

This winery was incredible--if you have the chance to take a tour and learn about its history,…read moredon't miss it! The wine was excellent, and Beth, the owner, is full of energy and passion. We enjoyed a wine tasting where we learned the stories behind each wine's name, which made the experience even more special. I only wish we had planned to spend more time there. Our group, the Vino Voyagers--18 women from Central Florida--had an unforgettable time at Edelweiss Winery. And I absolutely love the name and its meaning! With love, The Vino Voyagers Central Florida

This was our first stop on our winery hopping experience. This winery consists of a beer garden/…read morecellar and parlor. Although the buildings were well kept I wasn't too impressed. Inside area is too small and cluttered and not spacious enough for the traffic through out the buildings. Staff were limited and busy with wine tasting in the parlor . Outside games can be played and seating was available outside. I did try a Peach Sangria on the rocks. It was meh.

The place is adorable and a has wonderful atmosphere. Loved the art on the walls and the kind homey…read morewelcome. Our waitress was good but didn't really match the warmth of everyone else. She did a good job though. Came here for our anniversary, and when making the reservation they ask if it's a special occasion, so we told. They never said anything or did anything special, no big deal but why ask. The first course was delicious bread and butter. And something else I'm forgetting. The one slice of bread they give should have been a warning sign. Between the two of us we ordered everything on the menu. Minus the wine/cockrails, we don't drink. I order a phenomenal lemonade though. I said "holy shit" when I took my first sip. The food was very good but the portions were so small I didn't feel like I could really establish if I liked something or not. It was unique food which is fun but i couldn't tell you if i found something new because there wasn't enough to appreciate it. It was beautifully presented and much of it was really delicious. The desserts especially. By the end of the meal we were both still hungry. It's kind of a rule for me if you're going to go out to a fancy place and spend the money you Really should not leave hungry. I would give this place 1 star for that alone but it's in a small town and I just can't. The peanut butter cookies they talk up at the end honestly felt like kind of a joke they were so small. It was literally someone's thumbprint size. You get one. We both looked at each other and laughed. We had fun but be prepared to go home and make a second dinner. Or there's always Taco Bell.

I loved the country setting in a former house. The menu is prix fixe (with a couple of choices)…read more Every item was uniquely flavorful, and the service was outstanding. I had one of the best Old Fashioneds I can recall.

Beautiful scenery and patio. The wine is great too. Kind of weird they don't do tastings but this…read moreplace is just fine with the view.

every single trolley driver we had warned us about this place. "they charge you $10 per person just…read moreto get in the door" "there's no live music" "it's just not good, but the view is pretty" they were right 2 of the 3 points. there WAS live music; the most untalented, confused and awkward cover band I've ever seen. when we tried to order wine, the cashier argued with us and told us the wine they're selling "tastes like a moldy basement." that all said, we had a great time as we embraced how truly terrible this place was. the wine was bad, the food was bad (Aldi food marked up 2x or 3x, still in the Happy Farms wrapper). A group of 8 woo girls who had just paid $80 to​ enter were trying to convince themselves that they weren't just taken advantage of. they were - we all were. The staff all seemed very depressed or anxious - they all seem ashamed of themselves. the thing I liked most about this place was all the Pro freedom/USA signs mixed in with a bunch of signs very angrily telling you what not to do, what not to be, etc. if you like irony and can have fun in a TRULY crappy place, it is totally worth it to come to this place ONCE but I feel like the average person is just looking for good value and good food and good wine. this place has none of that​​. so please listen to your trolley drivers - they are NOT lying or embellishing