It was open at 10 am for a late breakfast after strawberry picking…read moreWe had the carne asada burrito and nachos Service was great. So friendly The food came out in good timing. The nachos was loaded but the meat didn't taste very good. But the burrito was good

We're officially fans of this amazing food truck . Will gladly drive out of Fredericksburg here for…read morean authentic and well flavored meal here, and it's a very inexpensive meal to boot. The tropical shrimp nachos were amazing, be sure to try them. Instead of chips, they use fried plantains. Our green chicken enchilada plate could easily feed two- it came with four massive enchiladas along with some extremely flavorful Charro beans. Their menu is massive and they have specials every day.

Wonderful Member patio, wine tasting and food spot next to the Heath sparkling wine location in…read moreFBGTX. Note: you have to be a member of the wine club to visit. We tried flights of the Heath sparkling wines, then sampled several of the offering from the Kuhlman Estate collection... all wonderful wines! We also tried the hummus and chicken salad dishes, and both were delicious. Nice afternoon of breezes next to the vines!

You have to be a member of Great Creek in order to have a reservation and dine at this venue. They…read morehave an outdoor and indoor space. The indoor space is nice and cozy. If you're a member, you are able to get two complimentary glasses of wine with your meal. We ordered pizzas to share for three people which is more than enough. They are handmade and each pizza is a Ratatouille of different flavors and delicious. It is a little on the pricer side so come with the expectation that you'll spend a little more than you would typically for a pizza.

This winery is the only Texas winery to be listed among the World's 50 Best Vineyards, recently…read morepublished by William Reed (the long-established organizer of wine-industry ranking) and compiled by a global academy of more than 700 wine and travel experts. So it's the real deal. After you make your online reservation (which is extremely easy to do), you're greeted at the entry gate a hostess / staff member, who comes wine-in-hand to give you a welcome beverage and offer you a greeting that excites Texas Hospitality. You're briefly shown thegrounds, walked over to your tasting room, and introduced to your server. The grounds are absolutely lovely. This time of year the vineyards are lush and green. The property overlooks a lovely valley that reminds me of California. Walk around and you'll discover a lovely Monarch butterfly garden teaming with life. We saw over a dozen butterflies and a hummingbird. And the colors of the garden are so vibrant. We had a lovely tasting, bought a bottle of wine to take back to our VRBO, and before leaving, we ordered some food from their cafe and ate in one of their patios. The food was expensive but everything was of the highest quality and had to be made from scratch. The tacos came in beef (an amazing smoked beef cheek) or chicken (adequately spiced with Hatch green chillies) and homemade flour tortillas, homemade chips, and amazing salsa that I would have bought a bottle of if they sold it. Today's tasting was all red. But they switch things out seasonally and you may get whites or roses. But here's what you should know. Only 3% of Texas wineries only ever use Texas grapes. Some offer estate wines and many bring grapes in from the Texas High Plains but those are most often then blended with grapes from California, Washington or elsewhere. This place only works withTexas grapes. So... you're going to get the purest expressions of what the Texas soil and climate produces. This includes Tennat (tons of tannin) and Mourvedre (a small grape with thick skin that also delivers high tannin and is earthy, smokey, peppery... very savory). These grapes are celebrated in Spain, France and Uruguay. So you may be quite familiar with them. But they are very different from the far fruitier wines you may be most familiar with. They are certainly not California Napa cabs or pinots, Sonoma chards or Lodi zins. So know what you're getting into. Since they rotate their tastings, we'll come back and try more of their offerings. I really respect what they are doing here, and wineries like this are part of what makes Texas great.

Overall, I really enjoyed our experience at William Chris and had a wonderful time! We were greeted…read morewith a welcome wine (Mary Ruth) which is one of the flagship whites. This ended up being my favorite wine, not only of the whole tasting, but of the multiple vineyards we visited that day. We were brought to our tasting station which allowed for standing only and our guide was very knowledgable about the wines. I especially liked that he was purposefully reluctant to share the wine notes so that we could judge for ourselves (however, as someone who only tastes notes of wine and nothing else, it made it a little difficult). We ended up with a lineup of reds which was not what I expecting. Despite not being a huge fan of red wine, I still fully enjoyed myself and the wine that we tried. Our guide even gave us another tasting to try that was a off menu. I will be back and hopefully, I can try some more whites at that time! My biggest regret is not buying a bottle of the Mama Ruth. What in the world was I thinking?

Bought this bottle 10 years ago to celebrate anniversary. Kept in wine refrigerator. Cork intact…read morewith crystals and fresh. Smooth and fruity.

One of my best memories is being taken here on my birthday! This place is absolutely beautiful. The…read moreflowery fields to complement the beautiful building. Such a gorgeous place! They are extremely kind and informative here on the types of vine your drinking, notes, and what goes with it. They did offer charcuterie boards which were a little spendy but well worth it! Everything here was great and I can't wait to visit again!

This was the most recently acquired vineyard in the family. We wanted to check this place out…read morebecause they were not available when we first moved here. They apparently revamped the entire space and looks modernized. We came here for tasting first, like their other locations, you're allowed to taste up to four of their wines of your choosing. They have a mix of Texas and California grown wines that are processed in their facility. Eve was our tasting ambassador and she did a great job going through each wine and going through the recent changes in their premium memberships. They also have a restaurant on site that only take walk-ins for members only. Their outdoor patio space was also really, really nice with a view of their vineyards. We were disappointed they were out of some of their appetizers but we made do with the options they had available. All their food was great but their ahi tuna wontons were bomb in particular. This is their only kid-friendly and dog friendly location so we'll consider bringing our dog next time.

Heath Family vineyards are beautiful with delicious wines to…read moreMatch. This one has food also

We've been members here for about four years. We held the Grape Creek winery club membership for a…read moreyear or two. Then moved to the Heath Owners Club membership (Heath owns Grape Creek Winery). Then recently, we moved to the K Estate membership (Heath bought K Estate). And they offer other memberships as well. You can switch out at any time. And within each, you can go with reds or whites or mixed. They also make sparkling wines. Something for everyone. We took the Estate tour for the first time this week. They show you where all the grapes are pressed, the wine is made, the casks they age it in, and how they filter and bottle it. Pretty cool. They are a major producer, and all of it seems to be distributed to members. They have an onsite restaurant with covered outdoor seating. You're surrounded by the winery and lots of beautiful plants and trees. Indoors you have your standing tasting experiences. The restaurant food is fine. And it's not exorbitantly priced. They have chatceutery and appetizers (hummus, meatballs) as well as simple entrees. Though they own several wineries and tasting rooms, this is the best of them as a visitor experience. So give it a try.

The staff at Grape Creek Winery are trained to be confused, pretentious, and unkind to both members…read moreand non-members alike for a wine tasting reservation made in advance. The confusion to seat members in an open area is laughable as staff members at the first kiosk/host stand struggle reading an iPad, moving customers to a second kiosk, and figuring out what the staff said or did at the first kiosk before seating you. Nobody is trained here to be confident, knowledgeable, and kind. This all happened on Sunday afternoon, May 24th, 2026. In fact, Grape Creek Winery staff members admit that the technology, applications, and process are subpar at best and getting worse by the week. (Who admits this in person to their customers, members, and guests? Grape Creek Winery staff.) Who owns this place? Do they ever walk in undercover to notice the need for improved communications, customer care, and daily sales and membership? Grape Creek Winery team: Please pay more attention to the need for human(e) care and treatment, kinder hospitality, and servant-style leadership. Do better. Admit the need to do better for your loyal customers and current and prospective members, too. Review readers: Run, run away while you can and until changes happen and a banner from US Highway 290 announces NEW MANAGEMENT. COME BACK. (There are better choices down the road with good people to greet and serve you.)

The winery itself is lovely, but our visit was disappointing again because of the manager. She came…read moreacross as cold, unwelcoming, and seemed irritated by guests. Hospitality should make people feel comfortable, and unfortunately that wasn't our experience. On the other hand, the gentleman working there was incredibly kind and did everything he could to accommodate us. The younger woman on staff was also friendly and welcoming. They both helped make the visit better despite the manager's attitude. It's unfortunate because the setting and the rest of the staff were wonderful, but the manager's lack of warmth and professionalism left a lasting negative impression.

I had really high expectations for Halter Ranch, but unfortunately the experience fell far short…read more We had a reservation and arrived on time, so we expected the restaurant to be prepared for our group. yet it took over 45 minutes just to receive a soda and even longer to get our first glass of wine. When our food finally started coming out, only half of the order arrived, and we spent the next 30 minutes repeatedly asking about the rest with little communication from our server. It was clear the restaurant was not prepared, but what was most disappointing was the lack of accountability. We never received an apology, never heard from a manager, and nothing was done to make up for the experience. Overall, very disappointing service, mediocre food, and warm wine.

Beautiful vineyard! Delicious wine tasting with pairings and knowledgeable staff. Wines are…read morefantastic

MEMBERS ONLY. Don't waste your time. Got off our bus and walked up, was turned away immediately…read more The reviews are right, AVOID. Shouldn't even be on the wine tour.