My friends live in Middleburg and during my visit from Texas this was one of their top places to…read moretry for dinner. We drove way out into nowhere to this lovely secluded location. Prix Fixe meal for $70 seemed reasonable. Wonton soup Beef carpaccio Chicken thigh Halibut Pear dessert All delicious ... menu changes seasonally ... we enjoyed our meal See pics and video

Arrived to an unlocked, empty restaurant. I walked inside, thinking there would be a host, and not…read morea single person was there. I had seen some staff outside the front so assumed it was still open as it's a holiday weekend. I walked around back and there was one person, sitting with her feet up in a chair who didn't even greet me. It was an odd experience. I left. Keep in mind - there's nothing else close by for dining, so if they're not accepting guests, your best bet is a wheel of cheese next door - if they're open.

A lovely experience, I had the Riesling which was the perfect amount of sweet without being overly…read moresweet. I had the meatballs in aged Parmesan cream sauce and it was so tasty, the lady next to me and I started looking at recipes. The bartenders were attentive and personable. The decor was dark and classy. There are two bathrooms, single person at a time. There is a beautiful courtyard on the side of the restaurant that I imagine is an enjoyable place to watch live music for special occasions. Parking was either garage or street parking. It was free on Saturday so I lucked out. I would definitely return.

Absolutely love The Wine Room. Their seasonal menu is delicious, the staff are great, the music is…read morespectacular and their bartenders know what they are doing. Thank you especially to Rusty & Luke who served us. We will be back soon.

I have family that lives 30 minutes away so anytime we visit we always stop by the winery. This has…read morebecome one of my favorite wineries. The vineyard is gorgeous and the wine is incredible. My favorite is their petit verdot. The wine is a bit pricey but the quality is unmatched. They had live music when we recently visited. I've never purchased any food but I've brought my own.

Met a buddy in Columbia for beer and in our discussion, we started taking wine, from Paso Robles to…read moreMaryland. He told me Maryland specialized in Cabernet Franc and Viognier and I knew nothing about Big Cork prior to arrival, but dad it was named as a top 10 tasting room by USA Today. Bold claim, especially coming from California. It was an absolutely beautiful day to visit Big Cory on Sunday. U called to confirm I didn't need a reservation, was told I didn't. That was nice, so I continued my drive to the winery, following three other vehicles that turned into the winery grounds. Ample parking, stunning grounds and views of the surrounding area. A big white building with a surround patio greeted me as I walked in, taking in the ambiance of the place. It was busy with patrons sitting outside, standing at mo sitting at the bar. I was greeted by an English chap, names Andy who said he works be right with me. Gave me a few minutes to look around and take in the experience. Andy greeted me and told me to grab any seat. Told him o was new to Maryland wine, as it was my first time at any winery outside of Paso Robles. I guts my expectations were high but I dialed them back as I ordered my tasting flight. Not a big white fan, I was impressed I'm with their Chardonnay, not buttery like the California. It was light, crisp and fruity. A very well done white. In fact I enjoyed it more than the Sauvignon Blanc, which if drinking a white I usually lean towards. Found this a bit too sweet. On to the reds, which is what I was reliably looking forward to. Andy took time to explain each wine, some characteristics and processes behind each glass. Their Meritage, a red blend was okay but was missing something for my liking. I did however enjoy the Cab Franc as single varietal. Never got to the Siberian Ice but was treated to the Syrah, Nebbiolo and Black Label Malbec. Those last two tasting were wonderful. My tastings done, I ordered a glass of the Rose Brut as I took care of Andy and my bill. I did walk out with a bottle of Chardonnay and Cab Franc. Overall a wonderful tasting with some good wines. Worth checking out but being from Paso I'm not going out of my way to find East Coast wines. I know what my palate enjoys but a little change now and then can be a good thing. If I get t girlfriend out, we will be back.

I am in love with Crush Wine Bar! Comfortable, speakeasy…read moreatmosphere, great staff, unique wine list and a flavorful tapas menu. We made a reservation so we were seated right away. The wine list and menu are on an ipad. Seating is a mix of high tops, couches & comfy chairs and bar seating. Everything we tried was delicious! Service was friendly, knowledgeable, and fast. What we tried: *Mushroom Arancini! Golden-fried risotto balls filled with earthy mushrooms, rich parmesan, and creamy mozzarella, served hot with house-made aoili marinara and micro planed cheese *Burrata with sundried tomatoes and crumble walnut panko crumble - Mild, smooth and fresh. *Petit Tender Crostini Perfectly seared petit tender slices, cooked medium-rare, rests atop a crunchy crostini layered with house-made sweet onion iam. Finished with a crumb of tangy blue cheese, a drizzle of Modena balsamic glaze, *Garlic Shrimp (Gambas al Ajillo Tender, tail-on shrimp, seared in fragrant garlic and robust olive oil, layered with smoky paprika and a subtle hint of red pepper. Served with a warm, crusty demi-baguette *Garlic & Truffle Aioli Patatas Bravas Golden and crisp on the outside, soft and creamy within finished with a silky garlic-truffle and Parmesan aioli and a flourish of shaved Gruvère. *Toasted Almond Cream Cake- layered almond flavors and creamy mascarpone, then topped with crushed cookies and almonds. (Reminiscent of a classic Good Humor Toasted Almond Ice Cream Bar) Wines: *Doktor Mango Moscato, Italy *Mary Taylor Sicilia Rosso Nero D'Avola. Italy *Claudio Mariotto Barbera. Italy 2024 *Mary Taylor Navarra Tempranillo, Spain *Grand Jean Entre' Deux Mers Bordeaux Blanc, France *Left Coast White Pinot Noir *Claudio Mariotto Barbera. Italy *Miha Sauvianon Blanc. New Zealand My rating rationale +1 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

If you love wine and tapas, this is the place to be. Great service with many different seating…read moreoptions. Tables, high tops, bar or comfy couches and chairs. The menu has many great options which should satisfy many type of eaters with different tastes. The wine list is nice and unique which allows you to order many wines which you may never had before. There's plenty of parking in the private parking lot.

A gorgeous vineyard to visit!! (Though I may be biased.)…read more Recommend going, especially on a gorgeous, sunny, and warm day to properly enjoy the view! Sit on the patio and enjoy shade under an umbrella or bask in the sun in one of their chairs in the grass. This family-owned vineyard is 1 of 3 locations the Bogaty's own. I enjoyed The PomPom. But try the wine, food, and cocktails and be your own judge of this location!

We randomly stopped into this family owned business on a rainy day and am so happy that we did!…read moreIt's the kind of place where you say, "Let's just have one glass," and suddenly you're a couple hours deep, attached to a charcuterie board, and contemplating a life pivot to "Lets quit our jobs and start a winery." The wine is solid - it's approachable and not boring. There's something for everyone, including sweet whites, rose', and dry reds. 25 years has led to the family and wine makers perfecting their craft and they make solid VA wines. Now here's where it gets fun: there's another winery on the same property - in the same building! BONUS! Bogati winery also serves food, so feel free to wander between the two... I mean between the doors! Two wineries, one trip? That's just efficient planning. Come for the views, stay for the wine, and leave wondering why you don't do this every weekend!

The food, ambience, and service were to DIE for. Our server, Hania, was incredibly sweet and even…read morehelped me with an amazing wine pairing despite my lack of knowledge about wines! Food was perfect and incredibly reasonably priced for the quality and quantity. Will 100% be returning if in the area! (P.s. party contained a gluten allergy and the restaurant and Hania were both incredibly well equipped to accommodate! Always a great sign!)

The food is good, atmosphere is great. Service was a bit slow but very friendly. It is a quaint old…read moretown style restaurant with a nice layout and a meeting room.

Greatly appreciated the men in the kitchen going above and beyond…read more We stopped at Vino Bistro for Easter dinner. We were purely looking for dinner before a movie. The restaurant had a special Easter menu with no vegetarian options. We thanked the lady (maybe the manager and walked out. A gentleman sitting at a table outside asked what happened. I explained...he said that's why there is a chef. To come back in and they would serve me a special vegetarian meal, which included an appetizer. The food, both veg and non veg, was delicious. We left happy and returned after the move for dessert since we had such a wonderful experience.

So excited I double backed to try this restaurant. I was headed to another restaurant and saw this…read morecute restaurant and turned around IN THE RAIN to check out Vino Bistro!! I am so glad I tried. The bartender was great and let me try the wines to confirm which one I wanted for dinner. I combined the Ahi Tuna entree and mixed salad and really enjoyed my meal. The tuna was cooked to perfection and the flavors were great!

We Vacation in the eastern panhandle several times a year and were looking for a new place to…read moreenjoy. We researched a bit and saw that Snallygasters was nearby had good reviews and the food pics looked good so we checked it out. Atmosphere was cozy with interesting decor and a lively crowd of customers in almost a full house as this was Sunday night. It took a little time to be seated and have our order placed but again they were busy so when our Waitress Piper came she was more than accommodating, super friendly and kind to us which made it all good. She guided us through the specials and since we were new to the restaurant steered is to some good choices. Our meals arrived hot fresh and delectable as this was fine cuisine and not your ordinary restaurant fare. We had a shrimp and chorizo dish and also a chicken and vegetable dish which both looked amazing and tasted even better. We were very pleasantly surprised and devoured both our entrees!! Lol! We even ordered dessert to go as we saw another table served a huge piece of ny cheesecake and being native New Yorkers on vacation we thought how appropo as we'll bring it to our room and enjoy as it was getting near there closing time (9pm.) We will definitely be back after enjoying so thoroughly our first picks as we are intrigued to see how the other dishes are. Our only small complaint would be the dessert we brought back to the room was a very small tiny slice and not like the one we saw in the restaurant being served to the table behind us and for ten bucks we were disappointed at its size even though it tasted great. Our waitress Piper made our evening enjoyable being so helpful and nice and we really appreciate that as the server can make or break your meal. Last thought many dogs allowed in restaurant. ( 3 at the time of our dinner.) We love dogs and we're petting the one nearest to us as it kept walking over to my wife as she was seated awaiting our order however it was inconvenient navigating the dining floor with so many pets about and eating with them in such close proximity was a turn off I will not lie and these were not service animals. Over all we really enjoyed Snallygasters as the service of Piper was great and the cusine superb and the atmosphere lively and clean. A bigger piece of dessert and more restrained pets would be an improvement in our opinion. Still all in all we give five stars and highly recommend. We will be back soon.

We had a wonderful dinner here. A real gem! Will be coming back as soon as possible, especially for…read morethe drinks!

Great food, service and location! The back porch faces the golf course so it is a nice view. The…read moreprices are in line with the quality dishes.

I can't express how let down I feel after my visit to West End tonight. It's a completely different…read morerestaurant than it used to be. I haven't been there for dinner in about a year or so, but used to be a frequent customer in years past. The food now is sub-par and has little to no flavor. The expansive menu we once knew has been trimmed down into banal meals every other place in town serves. The portions are weak and to be quite honest, the quality of the dining experience as a whole was underwhelming. Old favorites like the fried green tomatoes just don't hit the same anymore. The crab cakes I added to my caesar salad tasted like they had been fried in oil that had been sitting for days. The salad itself wasn't anything to write home about either, I received a salad on the same level as something you'd get from Apple Bees. Parmesan Truffle French fries were soggy and sodden with that same acrid oil I mentioned before. The list goes on, but I'm going to stop here. We did end up asking if there was a manager around to voice our concerns to, but the waitress said she didn't know where the manage was. Interesting. We paid and left, never to return. I'm not trying to be harsh here, I am actually very disappointed to see this happen to a place that once was a local gem, maybe it's a sign of the times. It's alarming how restaurants are operating on this level and still getting customers. But you don't have to take my word for it, go find out yourself! **Just before I posted this I saw they have a new owner and chef...

What a cute little place... and LOVE the owners!…read more We were recently in the area for a drive to look at the fall foliage and discovered this little spot, which we heard was pretty popular with the locals. We definitely understand the appeal, as the food was good, the drinks were good, and the staff were great. We likely ordered too much fried food while there (and it all tasted great), but next time I might substitute some of the fried fare with a salad. But our eyes were drawn to the other tables around us where patrons were chomping on fried pickles (yum), French fries (tasty enough), and onion rings (outstanding). My only recommendations to the owners would be to stick a few more healthy items. Before I close out, I must send another shout out to the owners (a husband and wife team who were staffing the place the day we visited). They are awesome!! I loved the conversations with them and would return to Horseshoe just for drinks and a chuckle... and the onion rings! Final thoughts = check this place out if nearby, but be sure to balance the fried food with a salad.

Omg the customers are all loud boomers who think they're still cool. My burger was a frozen paddy…read morefrom Costco and soggy fries. I was starving after our hike and would have eaten anything decent. No idea where these good reviews are coming from