I am from California and moved to Lubbock, Texas. I was so excited to learn that Lubbock had a few…read morewineries here locally. A coworker took me to English Newsom sellers and I was very impressed by their wine selection and wines that I normally drink. They carry a variety of lines from sweet to dry. Their cab was delicious along with one that was aged in a bourbon barrel. They offer a variety of appetizers and charcuterie boards that you can order. I also love the fact that they have bingo nights that you can attend with your spouse or friends. The Ambience is lovely as well. We are always greeted with respect and the girls are so friendly. I highly recommend this place!

I was just in awe of this beautiful place as soon as I arrived. The young ladies at the wine…read moretasting room were amazing -- helpful and super welcoming. Payton was so freaking awesome helping me out with my flight. This was my first experience here and I cannot help but recommend everyone try it out. Gorgeous spot, delicious options.

Relaxing environment out in the country, and it's nice sipping wine on the huge patio while looking…read moreat vineyards versus one of your in-town tasting rooms. You feel far out, but it's only 15 minutes from downtown Lubbock and an easy drive. Staff were friendly, and we enjoyed the large space indoors and outdoors. The cushion wicker furniture on the patio was comfortable. I did not see a snack menu nor was offered one even though another review mentioned a charcuterie board. It would have been nice to have a bowl of nuts or something simple while tasting. I only gave 4 stars because as a red wine drinker, they were not my favorite wines, but they weren't bad either. I would definitely visit again!

Stopped in for a wine tasting today and was underwhelmed. Wines were so-so. Staff was not serious…read moreabout their jobs nor focused on their customers. Nice winery just not on the level of McPherson in town.

So surprised with this place. Love it when we find something new that exceeds our expectations…read more Good wine, beautiful location. Haleigh was fantastic taking us through our tasting. Loved the Picardan white...a rare find!

Love this place! Friendly and enjoyed their wines immensely. Comfortable and Friendly people.read more

Been wanting to try this place for over a year now, but even when their sign says 'Open' they're…read morenot. I've gone by over a dozen times during the hours they post. I guess I'll never know if they actually sell anything or if it's good.

From the owner: We are an award winning meadery. Located on a lavender farm where you can walk among the lavender…read moreand drink mead or wine which is made onsite. Then shop our great country store

We came here as we were passing by from Austin, TX to the Grand Canyon and heard they allowed RV…read moreovernighters. We were arriving after hours and sent a message if that was fine through the system, and had a quick response that our request was confirmed. When we pulled up in front of the house to "check-in", a nice young man came out and provided direction to where we would go for our electric hookup in the vineyard, and that he would give us time to get connected, etc and come over for the wine tasting. Since it was late, we decided to only try two wines which were based on our preference (we personally do not like dry wine) while these wines were to be relatively dry. Zane was great, we had nice conversation, in the nice and simple 'barn' was the wine storage and also rack of Polish pottery. I can't recall both wines we tried but we bought a bottle of their Moscato Marmalade The experience sleeping in the RV out in the vineyard was nice. There were two other RVs already parked. So even if you don't need to park an RV overnight which isn't there business but a way to be a host, and we paid for the electric hookup, getting the opportunity for a wine tasting would be fun to do with friends or in my case, with your partner. It was a wonderful experience.

Wonderful wine tasting selection. Unique selection with a palatable taste with each selection. $15…read morewine tasting we'll worth the experience. This family owned operation is a hidden gem among vineyards & competitive with hill country wines. What a find in this upcoming area. The hospitable owners are very accommodating and friendly & hardworking. Come visit & taste the fruitage of their labor while you support a local business & get to savor your neighbors passion for grapes. Since they're hard at work website suggests to make an appointment for a tasting to give ya best experience

Great wine! They have excellent tasting locations in Texas. Fredricksburg location is newe on Hwy…read more290

From the owner: Come and explore one of the largest selections of 100% Texas grown estate varietal wines and blends…read moreat one of our tasting rooms in Roanoke, Hye, Grapevine, or at our vineyard and winery in Meadow. Rest assured drinking Bingham wine, knowing not only where the grapes were grown and the wine made, but that you are drinking quality wine. Relax and enjoy!

In town for work for the week and had this place recommended for lunch. So stopped in on a Monday…read moreand it was fairly busy! They are only open for lunch during the week and boy was it good! I have a crispy chicken salad (half size) with ranch and it was yummy! The chicken was cooked nice and tender with a super crispy crust. The salad mix was a leaf mix and was definitely fresh. The tea was good and strong like I like it as well. Can't wait to go back Thursday evening for a wine tasting and dinner!

I really liked the food. Was happy to get a salad that wasn't just of I every lettuce but real…read moregreens. Hard to find outside Lubbock. Fired pickles were great as was the club sandwich. Will go back again and hope to give it 5 stars. The service was just really slow and we got apologies at least 3 times. Once is enough, just come by and fill the drinks so we know you're around, rather than all hide in the back.

After having an amazing brunch yesterday at The Ivory Brunch House in Roswell, NM, I woke up…read morecraving something just as good--or better. While sitting in the Walmart parking lot researching places near where I'm staying for work in Lubbock, I came across The Funky Door Bistro Wine Room. I'm so glad I did. When I pulled up, I appreciated the ample parking and immediately noticed the unique wine‑glass door handles--such a fun touch. Inside, the décor is warm and inviting with wood accents, dim lighting, and a beautiful display of wines. The upstairs seating overlooking the main floor adds to the charm. The service was excellent from start to finish. I ordered a grapefruit mimosa and an egg‑white omelet with avocado, feta, spinach, and breakfast potatoes with caramelized onions and peppers. I was charged extra for egg whites, but it was absolutely worth it. Everything was flavorful and cooked perfectly. From the hostess to the server, the service and timing were spot‑on. I truly enjoyed my brunch at The Funky Door. Thank you for a great experience.

The food was good. Overpriced for sure, but good…read more Service was slow and not as intuitive as it should have been at this price point. Menu prices incorrect on wine, and about $100 more than cost. Kids meals came with a drink according to the kids menu, but we were charged $3 per drink. Extra bread for fondu was $5. And to top it off a 3.5% credit card fee!

Great food and service! I have been here many times and the service and food is great! The calzones…read moreare amazing and all the food is very reasonably priced. I would also highly recomend going on Saturday for their brunch menu! The only thing I would say is that it seemed like they were understaffed a little and the drink menu isnt the best, but thats my own opinion.

This is a decent enough place if you're in the area and out of better ideas, but it's nothing…read morespectacular. I will give major props to the server, Mollie, and her manager for doing a phenomenal job resolving a minor issue with the order quickly, politely, and effectively. The atmosphere was fair with good music and humorous decor in the bathroom. The lights weren't for me, but others may like the statement. Where The Reserve was lacking was the food. The pepperoni pizza was pretty good, but again there are better options around town. It did taste like it had been prepared in a genuine brick oven. The tortellini was bland. The queso was good enough, but nothing to get excited about. The salsa was downright terrible. The chips were actually phenomenal. The margarita made no attempt to cover up the strong taste of tequila. The Chilton tasted like club soda and not much else. Lastly, some of the surprise fees made me feel like I was booking air travel or paying a wireless bill rather than getting a nice meal. The final charge was a few dollars more than what was shown on the ticket. I assumed this was probably due to a service charge for paying with a card, although I didn't see it with a quick glance at the receipt. In all fairness, I'm sure this was disclosed somewhere and I overlooked it. I have come to accept this as the way of the world now. Also, when we ordered the chips and queso, we were asked if we wanted salsa with it. We accepted the salsa with the assumption that it was complimentary. Granted, since we were asked, I should have assumed that there was a charge for it. The charge was reasonable, although wasted because the salsa was so terrible. I did receive approximately a 5% discount for the order mix-up, and I actually ended up with a free pizza as well. The service and attentiveness were truly exemplary. I would give this place a second chance if I were in the area, but I certainly will not go out of my way for it.