terrible place! the girl running the food and beverage side of it Christina has no idea what shes…read moredoing. She should Go back to managing a grocery store. Relies heavily on great staff that gets there tips split with management. Guy is the club manager and he's awesome , however this place takes the tips from front of house employees and divides it amongst the kitchen staff and management. unfair practices as far as front of house workers. be careful messing around with this place!

Stopped in after having a work meeting nearby for lunch and really enjoyed the food. Tracy, was…read moresuper friendly, and the food came out quick. During the day, it's a walk up counter, but at night they have a full-service restaurant make sure to check hours of operations before showing up. They have a shaded outdoor patio section as well. They looked very inviting. Do yourself a favor and check them out if you're in the area. I definitely recommend the blackened grilled fish sandwich with a cold pint! Golf course is awesome. They would definitely recommend playing around as well!!! Cheers!

What a beautiful venue. We went there on a Sunday to see Megan doss sing. The venue was gorgeous…read more They don't serve food there, but allow you to bring all your own snacks. As you can see, we brought plenty. There are lots of places to sit outside as well. They had a wine bar in the barn so that you didn't need to walk back up for drinks. We joined the wine club and will definitely be going back!

We decided to try this winery on a whim. My spouse and I really enjoyed the wines they have. It is…read morehard to get dry wines. I was impressed. The staff is very knowledgeable. The winery grounds and barn are beautiful.

Lunch Al Fresco at Rayson Winery and Vineyards! The scenery and shaded seating outdoors is…read morespectacular!! I got the Mussels and Sausage special paired with the Founder's Reserve red wine. Plenty of mussels and the sausage was delicious. The server team was very courteous and prompt. This is a great place to chill and have a nice meal and glass of wine!

Loved Rayson Winery! The vibe and atmosphere of the place is amazing. We sat in the patio and it…read morewas lovely and decorated for Christmas. The server was nice and knowledgeable allowing us to try multiple different wines. All of which were delicious! I ordered the deviled eggs, flat bread, and seafood stuffed fish. It was all delicious and paired nicely with wines. Definitely a great stop on the way to the mountains. I will definitely be back!

You are warmly greeted the moment you arrive and whisked away on a tour of this fabulous little…read moreoasis. Every corner is beautifully decorated, and the whole place smells absolutely heavenly. I enjoyed the Blood Orange Bliss, which was delicious--but honestly, I don't think you could order a bad drink here! We also spent some time in the salt room, and I walked out feeling like a brand-new person--relaxed, refreshed, and completely reset. If you haven't been yet, do yourself a favor... GO! Your mind, body, and soul will thank you!

In the fast pace and churning energies we are experiencing on personal and collective levels,…read morefinding ways to support the body, mind, and auric energy fields feels less a luxury and more of a necessity. Today, I went to Oasis at the Mill for a delicious Velvet Fog chaga- & kava-infused drink. I also booked a Vibro-Acoustic Therapy session for the first time! I was asked what I was feeling to experience energetically out of the various programs available and I chose "Release". I didn't know what to expect and it turned out to be quite profound and healing on many levels so I want to share my experience. I was taken to a beautiful dark teal room with Tibetan prayer flags overhead...tranquil and inviting. I put on some padded headphones while the program was being initiated, and made myself comfortable on my back on an ergonomically sculpted bed. Resonant music came through the headphones as the bed began to vibrate and undulate, my back and legs receiving a massage-like experience as my entire body felt the resonance of sound healing. My first impression was feeling I was a garden being tilled...old stagnant energy was being lifted and shaken and I felt a renewed energy pouring through me. In time, I connected my experience with the elements, grounding energy of Earth, sinking and flowing as Water, lifting and moving in spirals as Air, and the warmth and blaze of Fire...as these blended into Spirit I began to journey and fell into what felt like a sleep state. I came out of the sleep state as the resonance shifted, and it gently brought me to stillness over several minutes, softening and slowing until the program ended. I felt refreshed and renewed and was already deciding that "Oh, I have to do this on a regular basis!" And, the fact that there are programs to access many energetic states is so exciting! I can say from the bottom of my freshly renewed heart, DO try this new healing opportunity at Oasis at the Mill! It is truly extraordinary!

I have had the most exciting weekend! This weekend I got the chance to visit some amazing vineyards…read moreand wineries. It started off with visiting Rayson Winery & Vineyards with Bistro Europa Restaurant in Mocksville, NC. I was greeted and welcomed with a tasting with Coleman. This young lady is so knowledgeable and professional in every aspect when it comes to wine! She explained how it got started, how they cultivated the grapes and overcoming obstacles that was preventing the wine production etc. This vineyard has so much history that any wine lover would love to hear, and Coleman is definitely that someone who could share the story. The wines I sampled all had unique tastes. One of my favorite was Sweet Vermouth Blanc. This is a dessert white wine that has varietals of Sauvignon Blanc Chardonnay. The ambiance at this location was elegant and filled with sophistication. The customer service from everyone was great. The manager who made all this possible was Liz, who is the manager of Digital and Social for JOLO Brands. She allowed me to have one of the most exceptional experiences ever! I am a wine lover and I absolutely love sampling and learning the ins and out of the wine industry so having these moments are magical!

This was a surprise disappointment! Our family chose Rayson based on last year's trip to Jolo…read moreWinery in Pilot Mountain. The service was extremely slow; they needed more help for sure. The scenery is the highlight of the trip, but the reason for the choice was the touted food quality which was dreadful. Without exception the beef choices were pricey, tough, and studded with gristle. Appetizers were served cold; the menu was far too ambitious for the chef's capabilities, and the portions were quite small yet pricey. This is not on our list for a repeat.

Weathervane Winery has been a favorite of mine for years. I grew up in the area and their wine was…read morea staple in my college days. I still have a soft spot for Blue Norther and Rooster Black! Post-grad, I found myself there often with family and friends, particularly at their Friday "Wine-downs," featuring live music and wine slushies that the whole community loved. I hope they make a comeback! The best thing about this place is the fun, relaxed vibe. While they're best known for their sweet wines, they have a solid range of traditional dry offerings that I've come to appreciate more since those early days. :) The tasting room staff is friendly and knowledgeable without being pretentious, so it's perfect for wine newbies and enthusiasts alike. The venue itself is beautiful, with a gazebo, amphitheater, and well-kept grounds. I've been to a couple of weddings and a baby shower there, and they were all lovely. Overall, a laid-back, genuinely fun destination worth the drive. Highly recommend!

I did a wine tasting with friends and loved the Blue Northern. It had a great ambiance and the…read morestaff were very welcoming.

Hey family! Happy Sunday! I will make this quick-ish. I hadn't been to this winery in a couple of…read moreyears and I was a little sad that the older gentleman I met here who was the owner had passed away. He may have appeared not nice but when I visited he was so sweet to me. I circled back and did a tasting and it was great. They do cater to the dryer palate, which I love. It was lovely trying some of the familiar ones and during my tasting, I remembered why I loved this place. The ladies that assisted me in my tasting were very knowledgeable and had excellent conversation. It was such a pleasant experience. They did let me know that the vineyard will be sold in October and hopefully, someone will continue it on. It so chill and lovely and I don't want to see it go away. If you are in the Lexington area, it's just 15 min away from Childress. I always say to support local if you can. If I had the money, I'd buy it lol. I don't want to see it go away. And those that work here, love it. If you're in the area, check it out. Even if you think you don't like wine or have a sweet palate, they will accommodate. I'm glad I stopped in. Cheers! And if you're in the area, please check it out.

Had heard that they are closing (sad face) but was delighted to discover that it's not until the…read moreend of the year and until then they are open for business! Had a lovely time enjoying a glass of wine in their open-air tasting room on a picture perfect afternoon, accompanied by live music. Service is always friendly and knowledgeable. Cheers!

I went here because they hosted the wicked wine run at their location. This was about 45 min…read moreoutside of Charlotte. The vineyard was nice small but nice. They had outdoor seating with was mainly where most people would sit because inside was very small. I believe they had a little room inside that would hold maybe about 30-50 people. There wine was good. It was more in the dry side they had about 6-10 wines to try. They had reds and white. I will be back to check out more if there menu. This place would be great if you want a glass of wine or two on a nice day to sit outside and chat with family and friends.

Sweet Anita took such good care of us on our second visit. I er didn't have any drivers out and…read moreAnita took us back to the hotel after finding out we had mutual work associates. Absolutely loved the winery and the wonderful selections!! The absolute best vineyard in NC!!

Took mom out to dinner here recently. I had the fish and chips, which were great. Mom had a patty…read moremelt with onion rings. She liked the onion rings. But said that the meat on the sandwich wasn't seasoned at all (something she says about almost all burger places she eats) so she ended up putting tartar sauce on her patty melt for flavor. Our server was fantastic. Cool little place in a quaint little town. Check it out! (I added new menu prices in a pic yesterday but it's at the bottom of a bunch of older menu pics.)

Sometimes in a smaller city you're not sure what to expect but I can guarantee you if you go here…read moreyou will love it. First of all the service was phenomenal My wife and I split like we normally do and they split it into equal portions on separate dishes and even did it for the salad. My mom had fish and chips and the fish was super juicy and extra crispy on the outside. And everything that everybody got was absolutely delicious. If you come here you have to get the appetizer onion rings they're the biggest onion rings I've ever seen.

I had a great time during the Taste of Childress wine tasting. When you drive up, the property and…read moregreenery is very lovely. The wine tasting room was pretty with a nice layout. Rhonda and Anne were fabulous! They were very personable and equally as knowledgeable. The wine pairings with the food were good. I believe it was chips and hummus, a beef crostini, bacon wrapped date, and a chocolate shot. The food was good. I just wish the crostini was a little hotter and the chips are good with the hummus did taste a slight bit stale. The wine was the star of the show. I even found a red wine that I liked and I don't like red wines. The people in the tasting were So friendly and I enjoyed their company. I also got truffles/chocolate before I left. They were not bad, they just weren't my favorite. I would try other options because there were a lot to choose from. I would love to come back during one of their speciality events. Overall, I'm glad I came.

Beautiful tasting room and grounds this winery owned by Richard Childress of NASCAR fame is well…read moreknown in this area. We came on a busy Saturday and the pourer said this was how it was when it was a race day down in Charlotte. People were bringing their little kids along with them to get their wine on before the race....yikes. The tasting room was nice as I said, large and full of wine to purchase and swag to buy. There were a number of different places in the tasting room (building), I think I counted five places you in different parts of the building you could taste wine. There is a bistro in a separate building, it seemed okay, we didn't get food. The wine was decent, but not stellar, so that is the four instead of five star from me. Worth a visit if you're heading up or down to Charlotte or just are in the area.