Took my Mom today while she's in town visiting. Had a great experience and John was excellent guide…read more& driver. We stopped at Landon Winery (Grapevine), Farina Winery where we also ate lunch and Cross Timbers Winery where they had live music playing. Enjoyed it so much I plan on doing it again with my guy and friends.

This is my 2nd time doing this tour and I have to say this is a blast especially with a fun group…read more This time my husband got me a tour with my 2 bff and it was amazing! The bus group was a cool one too. After the 1st winery we were all happy and singing lol. The tour is around $150 per person and it includes 2 wineries (4 different wine tasting on each), a 3 full course meal at a steak house with 3 wine tasting at the restaurant and the bus trip to all the places. You get picked up at the embassy hotel at 5:30 and by 10:30 they are bringing you back. The restaurant was a disappointment. Last time the tour took us to a nice steak house. This time the place was a glorified TX Road house/sport bar and that is why I won't give them the 5 stars. But everything else was great and I will definitely do this tour again.

Location South Grapevine on Main Street…read moreParking Plenty of street, lots nearby Atmosphere Cozy winery Seating Tables, we sat at a barrel, bar Service Attentive and personable Menu I am ver fussy when it comes to wine. I found the wines not very complex-thus my score. My friend and husband loved the wines. I came already to join but could't find one besides dugout that I liked. The rose is supposed to be good but we didn't taste that. Summary Fun, local winery. Totally Texas grown and packaged wines. Wide selection.

Stopped by Bingham Family Vineyards for a tasting as part of the North Texas Wine Trail. What a…read moregem! Cute, intimate tasting room right off Main Street in Grapevine near the visitor's center. There were also chairs and tables outside. We found free parking nearby. The staff was super attentive and the wine was delicious. We liked all the wine we tried. Definitely check them out when you are in Grapevine.

We celebrated Filipino on the Rise's first anniversary at Messina Hof Winery, and it couldn't have…read morebeen a better venue for the occasion. We enjoyed a wine tasting, and there were plenty of tasting flights to choose from for every palate. The highlight for me was the charcuterie board--it was beautifully presented with a great variety of cheeses, cured meats, fruit, and crackers, making it perfect for sharing. We also ordered the pepperoni flatbread and caprese panini, and both were delicious. The atmosphere was warm and relaxing, and our servers were amazing--friendly, attentive, and made the entire experience even more enjoyable. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or just looking for a relaxing afternoon with good wine and food, Messina Hof is definitely worth a visit.

Wine is a Texas giant here, and they have awesome happy hour rate &, tasting flights. This was a…read moretotally perfect sisters outing after we browsed the shops. Sleeper hit: the whipped brie/fig/hot honey nosh. Perfect no matter which direction your wine palate goes. The staff are helpful and relaxed, making it feel like you're hanging out at a friend's place. Their tasting room is a 100-year-old hotel, so that cool factor is cool. But it's also dealing with challenges of a 100-year-old building. And happy hour gets so loud you can't talk - you shout. That's where my 5th star went. But overall, LOVE this experience!

Love this place! Some friends and family came for my birthday. I love their wine flights and…read morecharcuterie boards. I was surprised at the lack of people but it was a Tuesday.

We visited the winery on a Friday evening and automatically heard the lovely live music. As we made…read moreour way toward the bar, the winery was filled with many guests! As we were seated, the bartender was friendly and helpful as we asked questions about various wines. He inquired about what type of wine we typically like and provided appropriate recommendations that we enjoyed. He took the time to truly understand our tastes and proceed. He was a brunette gentleman who was very friendly and personable to everyone sitting at the bar. We enjoyed conversation with him throughout the evening and he made our experience better! I absolutely loved the wine, it was delicious and the price for the wine flight was reasonable. Additionally, the charcuterie was delicious! We will definitely be visiting again. I highly recommend this establishment.

We have visited several times and will return again. While on Main in Grapevine, this winery is off…read morethe "main drag" so you really feel like you are in an oasis. They have free parking right on site. The grounds are comfortable, with many seating options, both covered and uncovered. You can bring your friendly leashed dogs. They have lawn games and live music frequently. Also the wine is delicious. We especially enjoyed their partner wine from Mexico on this visit. Yum! Try a tasting flight. The servers are friendly and knowledgeable about the wines they serve.

There are nine tasting rooms in Grapevine. Crosstimber's is a little off the beaten path but well…read moreworth it. They have a lovely patio with live music. They have an event space. The staff is friendly and helpful. There is ample parking. They have a small selection of Cheese and meat trays. You can buy wine by the glass or buy the bottle, and they offer a wine tasting flight. I will definitely return.

This service was so convenient in getting around. And it's on time almost to the tee. I was the…read moreonly passenger on, and the driver was making good time, so he took me directly to downtown. He proceeded to tell me all about things to check out, to include where to get samples. On the way back, a different driver was again on time. He brought comedy to the drive and asked if we would need to be picked up later. If you are staying in the hotel area and want to save money on an uber/lyft to check out the town, this is definitely a convenient way.

"Every day I get in the queue To get on the bus that takes…read moreme to you I'm so nervous, I just sit and smile You house is only another mile" (Pete Townsend) We jumped on the Grapevine Shuttle at their Bass Pro Shops stop, and in a few short minutes were in downtown Grapevine for a few hours of shopping and lunch. The shuttle runs from 10 am to 8 pm from Thursday - Saturday and from 11 am to 7 pm on Sunday and makes six regular stops plus a few by request only every hour. As we approached downtown Grapevine, our driver carefully pointed out all of the various bus stops where he'd stop for us. He was right on time when we decided it was time to head back to the hotel. The bus was comfortable, and our driver was a real pro.

Very nice staff great vibe and fast service my best friend and I will continue to go here as often…read moreas we can great Tuesday specials

Food was good and service by gracie for my friend birthday party was wonderfu. she made the…read moreexperience much more special the service was quick we did not have to wait long on food or drink. $2 tuesday is always aplus!

Came here for a pasta making class non related to the winery but in the same building. The…read moreStockyard Peach is hands down my fav. I was able to get these 4 wine flights for $19. Service is quick and the place has really good deals and Happy Hour Monday-Friday. Typically wine bar atmosphere. I would definitely come with friends or a group.

Always a fun night at the Grape Vine Springs Winery. We hung out here after our ghost tour and it…read morewas a lot of fun. There was a one man show of live music, who was really incredibly talented. The wine service was great and easy to work with. Oh and the wine was delicious! You should check this out during a wine crawl in Grapevine some!

Great service, beautiful venue, and I really enjoyed the holiday red wine. Even bought a bottle…read moreto go!

Location Coppell-the Sound, just off Olympus…read moreParking Street, open lot, garage with multiple charging stations Atmosphere Large wine tasting room-small front room, large back room, patio in warm weather This is our favorite Landon winery location with Wylie being #2-just because we live far. Seating Bar, high tops, large tables, patio-out door tables and chairs( warmer weather) Service So friendly and attentive Special events We tested out the comedy night and it was excellent! Not like other local venues that have potty mouth, bad word college humor-this was fantastic! 3 comics-very fun! Menu Variety of wines-seasonal and changes per year, cheese and meat plates, chocolates, lava cake. We had a glass of wine each and the lava cake that came with a generous scoop of ice cream. Depending on your party or consumption, a bottle may be more economical. We are members which gives a discount and pick up Party opportunities. We like the cabernet franc and the Texan. Summary If you see a comedy night at Landon-GO!!! So much fun and their wine is delish!

I'm recently retired, and I've often joked that if I ever got bored, it might be fun to pick up a…read morepart-time job at Trader Joe's or see what life is like inside one of Amazon's massive fulfillment centers. Part of it is curiosity. These places are such a huge part of modern life that it's hard not to wonder what goes on behind the scenes. Now, full disclosure: I have plenty of reservations about Amazon. I worry about the environmental impact, the culture of endless impulse buying, and the sheer amount of over-consumption and waste that comes with next-day delivery. And despite all that, I continue to order from Amazon far more often than I'd like to admit. So yes, there is a healthy dose of hypocrisy in this review. (Side note, I saw an exorbitant amount of canned energy drinks being packed up, what gives? ) As for Jeff Bezos, I'll maybe save my broader thoughts on billionaires, philanthropy, and space adventures for another day. This review is really about the tour... The first thing to understand is that this is an absolute public relations home run for Amazon. Ever since Lucy and Ethel stepped into that candy factory, people have been fascinated by seeing how things are made and how giant operations work behind the curtain. Amazon knows this, and they do a great job satisfying that curiosity. The tour itself is free, easy to book, and surprisingly well organized. You select a time slot in advance and are given clear instructions. RULES: No phones, no handbags, closed-toe shoes are required, and long hair must be tied back. There is a fair bit of walking and some stairs, so noted. Our guide, Kiera, was outstanding. If Amazon has a hall of fame for tour guides, she deserves a plaque. She was energetic, knowledgeable, engaging, and handled questions with ease. She struck that perfect balance between being informative and entertaining without sounding overly scripted. If the goal was to leave visitors with a positive impression of the company, she was the right person for the job. There is a bit of "working here is great, maybe think about it" sprinkled into her presentation, but not overtly obvious. Photography isn't allowed, which makes sense given employee privacy and operational security, so you'll have to rely on your own memories rather than Instagram. What surprised me most was just how fascinating the operation is. The scale is hard to appreciate until you're standing in the middle of it. The choreography between people, technology, conveyor systems, and robotics is impressive. It feels like a glimpse into a "Terminator" future, even knowing that future will likely involve even more automation. (read: less jobs for actual humans, and more profits for Billionaires) Was it a little bit of corporate Kool-Aid? Of course. But honestly, I didn't mind too much (you get what you pay for - am I right?) . It was interesting, well run, and gave me a look inside a world that most of us interact with almost every day but rarely get to see. I enjoyed it far more than I expected, and I already know I'll be bringing out-of-town guests back for the tour. If you're curious about how that box magically appears on your doorstep a day later, it's worth the visit. And guess what? - I now have absolutely zero itch to work there, I've seen it.