We have been going to this winery for many years. It is one that still has free tasting of all…read moretheir wines. All of the wine is great and I enjoyed our lunch. You can eat inside or outside and I love sitting outside under the trees. They are knowledgeable about wine and are very friendly.

Always a good time. Great service. Good food. On the weekends, wonderful live entertainment…read more Free tastings. A laid back time and good experience. A must see.

Stopped in by chance and we were blown away by this gem of a spot. The drinks were quirky, fun, and…read moredelicious. The tapas were creative and excellent. We went with the waitresses recommendation and ordered the special, tomato pie. It was top notch. We also shared the meatballs. The homemade burger sauce and garlic aioli were well made and flavorful. We enjoyed the festive holiday jello shot. It looked and tasted like a bomb pop with a surprise. So good! Also had a sunburned and salty marg, a boogie board, and a lemon drop martini. The bar staff really knows what they are doing. Rob and Laurie have put together a winner here in Cape Girardeau. If you're looking for a tropical get away right here in SEMO, definitely check this place out.

The food is good and all but the servers or hosts or whatever don't have respect for eachother,…read moreliterally seen it while I was there. You had one server that was happy talking to her other coworkers but one for no reason, how bout we stop being bitches to eachother in the workplace.

Try the Cowboy Candy. Incredible! As is everything we tried on the menu. Great wait staff. Great…read morelocation with view of the river. Highly recommended.

Ebb & Flow Fermentations in Cape Girardeau was a great stop. I had the Chicken Bowl (Little River…read moreBowl), and it was absolutely delicious--fresh, flavorful, and filling without being too heavy. They brew their own beer, with a focus on sours and saisons. Those aren't really my style, so I stuck with water, but if you're into those varieties, you'll probably enjoy the selection. The atmosphere was one of the highlights. I sat inside, but they also have a large, spacious outdoor patio that looked like a fantastic place to relax and hang out. Overall, it was a great experience, and I'd definitely go back for the food and the vibe.

Only 1 other customer was here when we came. The 2 employees were friendly/inviting. The Christmas…read moredecorations were a great touch. We grabbed our beers and went into the larger adjacent room and sat on the sofa. We didn't order any food. I had a tart, sour beer. Parking is convenient as it's right on the street. These buildings are older and it's cool to look at all the history.

We got slushed at StarView!…read more I'm a huge huge fan of wine slushies and because of this, StarView was recommended as one of our stops on the trail. This winery was hopping when we got there but were greeted immediately upon walking into their main room. We both got the slushies and settled in on their gorgeous deck over looking a gorgeous lake. The only thing missing was live music but we were too early for it. Tastings are $5 and they do have a food menu that we noticed looked pretty good from what people were ordering.

This was our first stop on our wine tour. Small gift shop. Great patio overlooking water…read more They have a large open space inside for sitting but there was a paint and sip with a rescue. However the reason for the 3 stars is due to the unfriendliness of the staff we had a girl with black hair. Also the rescue was very stuck up and rude. We asked to hold a kitten and they refused. Yet talking about how they wanted them all adopted. Only thing I can come up with is because we didn't buy a table for the paint and sip. Weird for winery to not allow any inside seating unless you buy a table for the rescue then allowing the rescue to be so rude to their customers

Excellent knowledgable service. Lovely hills of So. IL…read more Wine special on Chardonel. Excellent musical talent.

We stopped here on a Saturday as part of a Ladies Shawnee Hills Spring wine tour. There is lots of…read moreparking right out in front. When we got inside, it was extremely crowded and loud inside. (There was a baby shower in progress.) We were still able to find a table. There are outdoor seating options but it was too cold. The service was quick and efficient. Their wine flights are organized in a cute carrier, and it was only $10 for a flight. You do have to check your empty flight back in to get your deposit back. It was not the best wine on the trail, in my opinion. There was some cute wine merchandise, similar to what is sold at other wineries. The women's bathroom was spacious and clean. I would return, especially on a warm day when the patio is open.

Austin was wonderful, belle and the other gentleman working with them…read more We did two wine tastings, pizza and waters. Everything was delicious. We got a pizza with onion, mushroom and sausage. Gift shop is pretty much only shorts and salsa. I wish they had more. Great service highly recommend

As you drive into the pristine vineyard with their chambering grapes growing on well groomed lines…read moreit looks a bit like old Tuscany. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. Their Seyval is tasty as is Cabernet Franc. We do enjoyed the spinach dip and freshly baked pita bread.

TL;DR: Beer is occasionally unacceptable but usually good. Pizza is good. Service is hit or miss. I…read morelike other brewpubs nearby better. I've been here multiple times. I love beer and make my own, so I may be a bit more critical than others. The beer: Many of the beers are fine or downright good! However, on specifically the Altbier and Helles beers (two styles I personally have made and adore), there was a distinct scorched taste. This is a brewing flaw that would and has caused me to toss a batch down the drain. I wouldn't serve that to friends for free. The food: The pizza is pretty good but is served on cheap paper plates. Hopefully they improve this soon. Other non-beer drinks are served in plastic cups as well. I haven't had other food to comment on it. The service: Service has been slow for the most part, but the last couple times I went in I had a wonderfully attentive waitress whose name I have since forgotten. Discussion: My main hope would be that the brewers would figure out how to avoid scorching, and that they would critically examine their beer to customers. Scorching is unacceptable from a commercial brewery. Aside from that, basic improvements like real glasses and platters for pizza along with sorting out growing pains with the service. I'll likely go back in the future at some point. There's better much brewpubs in the area at this point, but I'd love to come back in the future to an improved product.

First time in and have been looking forward to it. I had been given feedback from a few friends…read morethat were not very good... (in-attentive, slow service and very long "hour or more" wait time for food/pizza). I get it that they've just opened up and it takes some time to get your feet under you. Our area is blessed with many options for craft beer, and food along with it is just as important. My experience was as follows: Walked in looking to choose a table (self-seating) hoping that we'd be noticed. After 5=10 minutes or so, wait staff approaches to get drink/appetizer order... we got a couple of beers (American IPA and dirty laundry brown ale... I think?) Very good. We got the garlic bread and it was very tasty. We ordered a couple of pizzas and they were also very good and came out in a timely manner. I've seen where some folks dislike the crispy/burnt crust from wood-fired pizza oven, and I know it can be over cooked, but not the case on ours. Overall I was not disappointed. (Maybe due to low expectations?) I will go back! Here are a few things that I would prefer as a customer... 1) More timely greeting, acknowledging that we are there... 2) They sell pizza! ... maybe instead of pre-packaged envelopes of Parmesan and red cracked pepper... get some shakers? 3) Everything is served on paper plates... not the nice paper plates, but the cheap, flimsy stuff that you wouldn't buy for a Jackson Park picnic with bologna sammiches? (Hopefully this is a start up issue) 4) Not a big deal, as I know it's a brewery/restaurant... but, when we initially ordered drinks and appetizer, a card was asked for to swipe to open a tab... insinuation is that I'm a dine and dash risk? ‍ I get it... some folks would possibly do that... but, just mildly off-putting. Overall, I love having another craft brew option nearby that serves food... but, there are certainly improvements that need to be made for it to be a go-to place for me... it's on the radar, but, not... let's go to Good News Brewery status.