Apparently singing "friends in low places" in a baritone will get you asked if you are sober enough…read morefor another glass of wine. The two stars is NOT for the piano player Pierson Keating, who is great, for whom I would give 5 Stars. For clarification I have had a total of 3 glasses of wine since noon and it's currently 7 o'clock and I am writing this review as I am leaving. I have a strong understanding of TABC rules and regulations, and this question was misplaced and pretty rude. Pierson, the pianist, asked my group to sing a song we requested because he was unsure of the lyrics, then the staff asked the group to sit down. Not sure if this place is catered to the older crowd or just not accustomed to having girls who like to have a good time, but I wouldn't come back here if you payed me. Staff 2.7/10. Food 6.7/10. Pianist 10/10.

Cannot recommend this place enough! Comfy interior with a great piano bar. Booked for a party of 14…read morewell in advance and we had a "private room" right off the main room with the piano. They offer various wine flights and light bites which were all delicious. Great service and a great atmosphere right off Main Street.

Great little place where you can learn to cook like a chef. Fantastic place with all the BBQ…read moresauces and so much more. If you go out back there's a small private lake. Try the food your mind will explode. Super delicious everything you try you'll want to buy it all. Don't forget the wine!

My go-to spot for relaxation on stressful days. I adore the flower covered walk ways and beautiful…read morelake in the back surrounded by large pine trees. The only issue is that it closes early and is super packed on weekends with limited parking. My best option has been coming for lunch when possible during the week. It is absolute heaven enjoying their peach Moscato with a good book while catching some vitamin D as butterflys flutter around me. I don't care what type of day I'm having, this place makes it better instantly. They often have great deals. The last time I went they gave me some free cheese sticks with my purchase. It was very nice of the workers to let me sample a few options before deciding, and the customer service was smiley and friendly just as you would expect for such a classy and beautiful spot. I highly recommend this one if you need to decompress or just if you want to get out and enjoy the sun on your skin.

This review is long overdue as we came here in June 2025. This is a beautiful well kept winery…read more We decided to spend the weekend in Fredericksburg and this is one of the wineries we visited. We had reservations for a wine and chocolate tasting. I highly recommend making a reservation vs just showing up. There was indoor and outdoor seating. It was hot so sitting inside was perfect. Our waitress was nice and knowledgeable about the wine. We enjoyed the wine and chocolates. We also visited Joanna's market which is on the property that has snacks and other food. We bought a bag of Torres truffle chips and were obsessed! I would definitely come back to this winery,

One step on this locale and you might want to take up permanent residence. Defined by scenic…read morelandscapes, rolling hills, and the gentle sounds of a breeze through the trees, the peaceful atmosphere for this family estate is quite appealing. The Signor's and Weisinger's have not only had a rich history of farming in the state but have also ventured into winemaking. Already seasoned stewards of the land, they knew quite well the rewards of hard work and patience. The Weisinger family began their winemaking journey in Oregon's Rogue Valley region before collaborating with their Signor friends. Situated on a bluff between the Pedernales and Grape Creek River, the current site on HWY 290 was acquired in 2010 with vines planted in 2015. The following year, they opened a tasting room. The estate grows 7 red varietals across two dozen acres: Tempranillo, Touriga Nacional, Tannat, Mourvèdre, Sangiovese, Malbec, and Montepulciano. Additionally, they source grapes from vineyards near Fort Davis. The Member's tasting room is quite beautiful and truly stunning. Its décor just blends right into the landscape. Adjacent to that is an expansive outdoor patio. There are outside tasting tables on the patio with scenic views. The other enclosed tasting room is the harvest room with large indoor seating with views of the vineyard. Michael Barton has been leading their winemaking, adding his special touch of greatness to these wines. Starting off with the '20 Sauvignon Blanc, this wine was sourced from Oregon's Rouge Valley which was quite aromatic with kiwi and passionfruit notes. The 2nd white was the '23 Chardonnay. Also sourced from Rogue Valley, citrus notes were pronounced followed by pears. The23 'Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This' was an interesting Muscat blend. It was sourced from Texas Hill Country fruit with 25% each of Marsanne and Roussanne in addition to Muscat. It was quite a treat to have with honeysuckle and peach notes. For their Rosé wine, the '24 Rose of Mourvèdre was sampled. This Texas High Plains fruit had strawberry and melon notes. Moving on to the reds, the first one to try was the '22 Sangiovese with fruit from the High Plains. It poured a light red hue with herbal notes and good acids. Following that one was the '21 Dolcetto. This red wine with grapes sourced from the Rogue Valley expressed itself as light bodied with cherry notes. The '23 High Plains Tempranillo had a good balance of oak with dark berries and a dash of pepper. Cab Franc lovers never fear, their '21 Rogue Valley bottle was wonderful - spice, pepper and a rich deep feel. The Hudspeth County '23 Petit Verdot was next. This West Texas sourced beast was rich and bold with dark cherries, a touch of cocoa, and just the right level of tannins. The '22 Touriga was sipped and savored too - a smooth red wine with a classic strong nose, black pepper and excellent tannins. Next was the '21 Mozzafiato. This blend of Barbera, Primitivo, Sangiovese, and Dolcetto (Rogue Valley) was well balanced with a lingering feel. For the the '21 Estate Tannat, this big bold red envelops your palate with that full mouth feel of rich dark cherries and medium tannins. Finally, the '22 Grand Pere was poured. This mighty red wine was blended with equal parts of Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, and Cabernet Franc (Rogue Valley). It had beautiful notes of blackberries and plums, plus a nice balance making this wine quite versatile. Every wine on the wine tasting menu, (and a few unlisted) was simply fantastic! There is more that could be said about their history, initiatives, and of course the quality of wine here, but that should be saved for a future mini novel. The staff provided top service, offering guidance throughout each wine tasting session. Do check out Joanna's Market as well, which is in a classic farmhouse style home. There is an onsite kitchen offering a variety of options, but do try their famous Pozole. Your visit will impress you and leave you looking forward to a return stop again soon. Cheers!

What a really nice spot to grab a glass of wine and snacks. Memily and Alasca were perfect hosts…read more They really made us feel welcome. We've stopped in before but usually have a glass and go. This time we enjoyed a nice charcuterie board, sampled some delicious Mama Mango sparkling wine. I will come back for that again. It's really a relaxing spot on the Main Street to take a break from shopping and satisfy your thirst!

If you need to teach your staff on customer service, come have them sit in on a shift at Cross…read moreMountain! I wish there was at least one option for Texas wine (Italian wine varietal would do), but we understood what we "signed up" for. The ambiance & wine was pure perfection especially on a rainy February day!

Congratulations. Under new ownership since my previous stay and I can't praise your improvements…read moreenough. I had a group visiting from California and they wanted to visit both the California wineries here in Texas, as well as some of the Texas wineries that buy 100% Texas Grapes. During our Main Street tour, we stopped in for a tasting after visiting another 290 winery just down from you. The experience couldn't have been more different. They had a blast and the staff shared her experience/knowledge about her personal favorite wineries in the area. I am partial to William & Chris, Ron Yates, Adega Vinho, Ferris & Fletch, Becker, and Kalasi. However, she recommended several that I hadn't tried or at least not recently. Having individuals in the group that like sweet wines, she knew exactly where to send them. Personally, I tried several dry wines that I really enjoyed. If you have not tried Fat Ass recently or better yet, since the new ownership, I encourage you to drop in for a tasting.

Service was fantastic. We got to personally connect with the vine-tender and she was very…read moreknowledgeable and gave great recommendations for places to try in town. The wine, however, was less than palatable. We tried the sweet tasting, and honestly it was a bit nauseating with all the back sweetening. We decided to try to give it another go and get simple red and white BTG to go, but those were also too sweet for our liking. If you like sugar, this is your place. If you like nice wines, though, I'd skip it.

We had an amazing experience at Safari Winery! The atmosphere was relaxed, fun, and welcoming from…read morethe moment we arrived. The wine selection was excellent, and the whole experience felt unique and memorable. A special shoutout to Boogie, who was an outstanding service provider. Boogie was friendly, knowledgeable, attentive, and really helped make the visit even better. Great service can make a good experience great, and that was definitely the case here. If you're looking for a fun winery experience with great wine, great vibes, and excellent service, I highly recommend Safari Winery. We will definitely be back!

THE BIG: Literally a safari winery right off the 290 wine strip. Tall ceilings with taxidermy…read moreanimals on the wall and floors. Big backyard with a concert venue and live animals to see! THE BLACK AND WHITE: I came here with the wife and a couple of friends visiting from out of town. There was a members pick up party and they were super nice to let us in and enjoy the wines. The wines here are a variety from South America, South Africa, and Texas. For the wine tasting, we got to choose from five of the wines except for the ones with a asterisk. My favorites were the pinotage and the chenin blancs from south africa. Afterwards, we went outside to the back to see the kangaroos getting shade underneath the trees from the hot sun. They're alot smaller than I imagine but very cute. THE FINAL BAMBOO: The entrance and a wine tasting was around $30 and let me tell you, this was a fun time! Animals in the back plus good vibes around the winery makes for a stop next time.

Such great wine! So glad to have some great Texas wines,…read morealongside some Paso wines. The owners/winemaker are super friendly and provide a great experience. The PicPoul Blanc is crisp, clear, slightly sweet. The Horcrux is a deep red, full bodied dark fruit, smooth deliciousness.

We love this place. The wine is fantastic and the owners are very friendly and sweet.read more

Great wines and great setting. The vineyard is beautiful. Our server, Forbes, was so helpful and…read moreknowledgeable!

I really enjoyed the wine tasting here, all the reds were delicious and it's so cool drinking wine…read morefrom grapes grown where you are. The service was top noche, she always came to pour the next sample as I finished the previous tasting. The menu itself is very open, beautiful indoor tasting room with large windows, and a great patio. The clubhouse is for members only and not open to the public during the weekend. That's where the have live music on the weekends and a great view of the vines while enjoying the tastings. I'll def looking into becoming a member because the wine is great and the clubhouse looks super cool!