What a gem of an addition to our little Oklahoma town! Excellent service. Charles is SUPER…read morefriendly, as is all the staff. The restaurant is super clean, white table cloth, VERY tasty food options at reasonable prices and good variety. The wines were great! I'm usually a red, dry wine person but, here, I tasted the first fruit wines I LOVED! Charcuterie boards are to die for as well! There is a separate event room and bands come in from time to time. Can't wait to host my birthday party here!! Welcome to Bennington, Rock House! We plan to be frequent flyers for sure!

Out of nowhere, this has become if not the best restaurant in Bryan County, close to it. Rock House…read moreis white tablecloth but casual dress code. Charles has poured his passion into these meals and I can tell you they can hang with any 4 star restaurant in Dallas. As far as the wines, we all know the pallet of southeast Oklahoma generally tilts to the sweet side and Charles has some sweets that really surprised me, not overly sweet. There are four drys on the menu. My favorite was the reserve cabernet, $20 for a bottle. Beer is available btw. The tasting room is great, cozy feel. Construction starts in March on a live music pavillion.. The winery is surrounded by around 10 acres of grapes. It seems like I was told they should start producing in a couple years as they are very young. Good views of the grounds from the restaurant. I have faith Charles is going to grow this into a real destination with a great reputation. Also barbecue is about to be added and Charles has promised it will rival Salt Lick in Austin!

The wine was absolutely amazing. The watermelon is unbelievable delicious! Definitely worth…read morestopping and doing a wine tasting if you are in Hochatown

From the owner: Old Hochatown Wine Co specializes in locally made wine. We don’t just offer wine tastings, but a…read morepersonal experience with great service and offer suggestions around Hochatown to make your stay the best it can be. We have a great little gift shop, charcuterie boards, and sell wine by the glass or bottle. Stop by and experience the Old Hochatown Wine Co. way!!

Whispering Meadows Winery was a delight! If you're a fan of sweet wines (like me), prepare your…read moretaste buds for a mini vacation -- their tasting was chef's kiss. I may or may not have fallen in love with every glass. My friend, who lives on the dry side (of wine, not personality), tried a couple white dry options and gave an approving nod to a couple sips. Huge shoutout to Eve, who crafted our charcuterie board that we're still wondering about this one item on the board -- looked like green olives, but definitely weren't -- and they were weirdly amazing. We forgot to ask what they were, so now it's a delicious mystery that haunts us in the best way. All in all, lovely vibes, goo wine, and a mysterious snack that may have unlocked a new flavor dimension. 10/10 would sip again

We really enjoyed this place!…read more We were in the area with our RV group and wanted to do some wine tasting. Whispering Meadows among others were on our list of stops. A large group of us overwhelmed this cute downtown tasting room and the staff stepped right up. You could tell they were used to getting rushed with groups as they gracefully handled us. Most of us did wine flights. Their presentation was really cool. For $15, we got 6 generous pours in mini-wine glasses set in a vertical wine-tree. So cool. I've found most wines in this area to be on the sweeter side. A bit too sweet for my taste. Yet, there were 3 wines (Choctaw Avenue, Whisper and Something to Talk About) we tasted here that we really enjoyed and we bought bottle of some of them. They also have a huge selection of wine and lifestyle related gifts and items in their store. The owner and staff were delightful. Check this place out when you're near McAlester, OK.

We waited at our table 40 minutes just to get a cup of water. The menu lists cheese and meat…read moreplatter as $16.95, but we were charged $18.95. The cheese and meat platter looks like it consists of deli meat found at the local grocery store and Kraft cheeses. All of the wine tastes like juice, and the lady who was serving us had a huge attitude. She wouldn't even allow us to sit down before checking our IDs. We are well beyond 21. Don't waste your time or money. Giving it 2 stars because the tomato soup was pretty good.

The food and service were perfect at Urban Wine Works My…read morewife had not eaten there, I was hoping she enjoyed it as much as I Chef Jon prepared Fondu , Asparagus and Figs with goat cheese . The food was superb. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening and we will definitely return!

My wife and I had a very good time at Wild Horse Winery. Nice building with a VERY nice patio…read more There are multiple wines to try (over 12 I believe) and you can do a tasting or buy a glass / bottle. The staff was super nice with explaining the wines we were trying and very personable to talk to. If you're in the area, you can't go wrong with Wild Horse Winery.

Every thing about this winery was wonderful! We had the best service and they took care of our…read morelittle bachelorette party guests so well! Randy is an angel and he makes the best wine I've ever had! The blueberry sweet red wine is absolutely phenomenal. I can't wait to come back on our next trip to Broken Bow.

This is a lovely winery in the middle of no where! We stopped here on our way from Missouri to…read moreFort Worth, Texas as a stopping point. They have cute little cabins on the winery grounds that you can stay at and we rented two of them for one night. My inlaws stayed in one and my husband and I stayed in the other - dog friendly! The owner is super friendly and is very welcoming. They had a bottle of wine for us in the cabin as well as fresh baked chocolate chip cookies that were just wonderful! Shortly after we got there we walked over to the winery for a tasting. My favorites were the cranberry, white muscadine, peach chardonnay, and summer fun (watermelon). Also enjoyed the strawberry Riesling and tropical paradise. The wild fire - blackberry jalapeno was interesting! Just remember, this is not anywhere near anything, so we had dinner and breakfast with us - able to heat up and prepare in the cabins. With it not being near anything, it was a nice quiet evening and enjoyable for all four of us. Would highly recommend if you are driving through to stay the night or just to taste the wines!

Charming off the beaten path winery. Great selections of wine. Excellent friendly atmosphere.read more

Great quaint venues Gracie, our bartender/host, was engaging, knowledgeable, personable and able to…read morehandle many customers gracefully and quickly. The wines sampled were delicious, and we ended up buying several bottles to take home.

Lots of wines here. Spoke to the sweet ladies working, they make all of it with grapes from CA. I…read moreenjoyed a few, but wasn't totally in love with any of them. The bar can't accommodate too many at once so the tasting goes fast with no information about each, or discussion of preferences or anything. So not a typical tasting like in CA or even Fredericksburg. Just pour down the list. Big bummer for us was they have a beautiful back patio and only sell wine by the glass (OK state law apparently), not as good of a value. So we just got a bottle to go and had it at our Airbnb. Prices aren't bad, about $20 each. Worth a stop for sure to spend 20 min or so.

This spot is decently easy to find and accessible, we parked right out front and were greeted in…read morethe front room where we made our selections and placed our snack order. It was a VERY chilly but sunny day so the mulled wine sounded great to me. I only sampled the blueberry, and this one and decided it was perfect. I'm at home now and kind of regretting not getting a bottle. We ordered our glasses and had a seat in the next room that had all the seating. We were nearly done with our drinks when our food came out, and we nearly ordered more but we were trying to pack as much as we could into a Saturday and a ton of these places close super early so it was time to move along. The charcuterie board had some excellent selections and was more than enough for 4 of us, but I will say maybe preserves or mustard or honey might be nice. Some kinda sauce... The staff was so sweet and hospitable. I've been to Hochatown countless times and hadn't stopped in here before and would be happy to go back.

Disclaimer: I see a lot of reviews raving about the snacks and food, and we didn't try either! So,…read morekeep that in mind. The atmosphere was strange... when we think winery, we're picturing a valley of grapes or a hillside retreat. However, the deck of this tasting location was in front of the literal highway. Maybe we had unrealistic expectations being out-of-towners, but we were disappointed. The wine is very lacking. We learned from a couple locals after this experience that majority of the local "wineries" use a grape concentrate, likely from California, to create their own wines. I definitely think this shows in quality and overall taste, but the prices are very reasonable. I wouldn't come back, and it wouldn't be on our next "to stop" list, but reading other reviews, it seems like a loved establishment. If you're looking for fresh snacks or light meals, it might be a good place to stop by.

I love how attentive Valerie and Brent were! They grow the elderberries and make the wine here!…read moreThey showed me around and explained everything that's gone into the farm! Wine that's healthy is exactly what I want to hear! They have a pig on the farm and the cutest area to wat snacks and drink your wine! You can order the wine online and have it shipped! This is such a great stop and I will be back!

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!

went here while on a trip to broken bow and had a pretty good time. We ordered a charcuterie board…read moreand I decided to try the sweet wines. There were about 7-9 different wines we tried I believe. They give you a paper to write down your thoughts and opinions so you'll know which wine you like. I really enjoyed the experience. The place was styled super cute and colorful and had some cute photo ops.