My oh my! Hands down one of my favorite wineries in Walla Walla. The combination of an art…read moregallery and wine sets this winery apart from the others. The wines are absolutely yummy and the customer service top notch. Both indoor and outdoor areas for wine tasting, depending on the weather. If you are in the area, do not miss this winery!

First time here and were not disappointed…read more We came in for a tasting and sat down in a cute like gallery setting. We had Danielle, who was fantastic. She too the time to explain the wines and the background of the winery. She so friendly and welcoming. We ended up doing a flight and the. Left with two bottle of wine! The tasting room is electric but cool at the same time. We really enjoyed our time and would come back in the future!

Excellent vino -- highlights being the Ardor cellars Rosé (Mourvèdre/Grenache) and the Alleromb -…read moreCuvée B (Cabernet/Merlot) -- amongst sculptures and paintings.

From the owner: Combining wine and art in the heart of downtown Walla Walla. View the art of resident artists Penny…read moreMichel and Anne Hysell along with a quarterly guest artist. You can taste the wines from local wineries, Ardor Cellars and Alleromb, and also for purchase are wine from the A. Morell Wines portfolio including; GARD Vintners, Matthews Estate, Tenor and Mullan Road Cellars.

Excellent service and excellent wine. Loved the atmosphere as well. Ryan gave a tour of the barrel…read moreroom while we were there then walked next door to secure us a table at the salted mill. Highly recommend this winery!

Excellent selection of wines, and all fabulous! Another of the "old guard" of Walla Walla…read morewineries, and their experience shows in the quality of the wines. The tasting room service was spot on and very informative. This is the only winery doing their production onsite in downtown; adds to the allure and ambience! Must hit this if you're in downtown Walla Walla!

Had a great time. They had a game where you find things that are out of place. If you find them,…read moreyou get a little prize. This makes learning fun for the kids. We will visit again when we are in town.

This museum is clearly a labor of love for its staff. We were greeted by the curator upon entry…read more She and all of the staff we encountered were wonderfully friendly and kind. Is it the most high-end museum? No. But it is informative and has a lot of very interesting items in the collection. I need to come back when the weather is warmer and you're able to look inside the pioneer village cabins. For me, the pioneer village area is the highlight of this museum. They have acquired various historic buildings from around the region and transported them to the museum grounds, including a prison, several family cabins, a blacksmith shop, a barber shop, and more. This place is a bit provincial, yes, but it's been created and maintained by local people who take pride in the history of their region. I greatly enjoyed it.

Service and conversation is great! Great down to earth setting to get away from the Main Street and…read morerelax. The cigar selection is great also! Thank you so much for the hospitality Ashley!

Made reservations 10 days in advance for noon on May 29, 2022. We show up at the tasting room at 6…read moreWest Rose Street and no one is there? We arrived about 15 minutes before noon and waited till 5 minutes after noon and no one showed up to open the tasting room???

Emma was a lovely host and tasting guide. Honestly everyone…read morewas great! Loved seeing Kitty greet folks. She was super chill and didn't bother anyone. (Kitty is a cute doggo.) We tried 5 wines...all were tasty but we particularly enjoyed the last 2... one was a 100% Cab Sauv and the other was 100% Merlot. It's rare to find wines that are 100% one varietal. They don't have a lot but what they have is high quality and crafted with care. What was really cool... was they had a rock as an example of the Rocks that are in the Rocks district. This area is covered in these rocks which are very heavy and big... and the vines seem to thrive in this environment. A Frenchman long ago saw this area and just knew that he could produce wines from grapes grown in this region.

Stopped in with friends on a little walking wine tour of Walla Walla. So glad we did! The staff…read morewere great, the story of the winery and the owners was also great but the wine, fantastic!!! You will not be disappointed if you stop in!

Can you believe this was gonna be demolished to be a freaking parking lot? LUCKILY, some good…read morecitizens of Walla Walla prevented this from happening, by saving the Kirkman House Museum and restoring it as a museum, to tell the story of the Kirkman Family. We visited the Kirkman House Museum, which was such a memorable part of our time in Walla Walla. Located downtown, it's an italianate-style, brick house that was built in the late 1800's, during when Walla Walla was the biggest city in the northwest! Designed and built by William Kirkman, he came to Walla Walla to make his fortune from the agricultural industry, becoming a well-established businessman in Walla Walla. The house later became an apartment building where they added on to it on the backside and another entrance, and then it was proposed to be demolished into a parking lot. Now, it serves as a museum, showcasing the Kirkman Family's lifestyle and contribution to Walla Walla, as well as the Adam West Library! In fact, that's how most of the museum gets visitors, for they come here to see Batman's corridors. Yes, the Batman/Adam West Library is really cool, especially because the bookcase slides and becomes a hidden wall where Batman slides down the pole! And it's awesome that the city of Walla Walla is so proud to have famous Walla Walla native, Adam West as their local hero, with memorabilia of his time in Batman and in Family Guy, in addition to his younger days at Lakeside School and so forth. (They even have an Adam West Day every year in town where everyone dresses up as Batman!) But I implore you to check out the other parts of the house, which I find more interesting. You get a real sense of what Walla Walla was like back in the day, based off the lifestyle of the Kirkman Family. There's even a room that shows old maps and pictures of what the city used to look like in the late 1800's when it was the most prosperous city in the area. The rooms are all decorated to that time period, and you can see some original furnishings that the family owned like the piano, photographs, decorative figurines, etc... Plus, Fanny Ann's room is haunted, so there's that. I hope for everyone to visit and support the Kirkman House Museum, which is a wonderful attraction site of this town. The non-profit that runs the museum is all volunteer-based. Admission is $7 and they do host fun events, like murder mystery dinners and Victorian tea time. A true charm to Walla Walla!

What a surprisingly great find. We originally visited the museum due to the Batman exhibit we…read moreheard about. The Docent (Ms Priest?) was filled with wonderful insights and stories of the history of the Kirkmans and the community. The Batman exhibit was certainly good but the Kirkman story was mesmerizing. Well worth the time to stop in.

Such a great coffee spot! Ryan was so friendly and welcoming. Coffee was excellent and roasted to…read moreperfection.

This was a cute little venue. Inside it a great space to work. The line was slower, but the coffee…read moreis good. The biggest reason for my lower rating is the tiny coffee sized. The sign said everything was 10oz, but these were Dixie cup sized drinks, it felt like 8oz at best. The woman in front of me ordered two, because she was going for a drive and knew how small they were. Had there been a second larger size, I would have been much happier. Good coffee, tiny cups.