Visited Messina Hof during the Wine & Roses Festival and had a really nice time. The grounds are…read morebeautiful and easy to walk around. We spent some time by the pond feeding the turtles. I tried the Blushing Angel and it was so good, definitely my favorite. It's also surprisingly kid friendly. Overall just a really enjoyable experience and a great place to spend an afternoon.

As a member of Harvest Host we stopped here for 2 days. The parking area accommodated our 44' RV on…read morea sand/gravel lot, with 50amp elect. Melissa hosted our tastings...she was very knowledgeable of the wines and the conversation was entertaining. She's a great face to have in the front! Kelcey was the lucky one who got to serve us! We enjoyed a pizza & hummus as an afternoon snack, with a bottle of wine...delicious!! The 2nd evening we had dinner at the winery's restaurant onsite. Ava was outstanding. The food, (the duck plate & a blue cheese burger) was divine! And our table side flambee' by Ava was spectacular & so decadent! We also had the opportunity to meet Brooke, (the manager on duty) who really displayed complete support for the staff. We loved her energy. Overall, our stay was really relaxing & enjoyable. Thank you girls for working the days we were there!

If you're looking for a winery with charm and personality, this hidden gem truly stands out. Don't…read morelet the industrial setting fool you--once you step inside, it transforms into a warm, welcoming space where you can relax, unwind, and enjoy some incredible wine. What really makes this place special is the heart behind it. Beth and Rick are absolutely amazing--genuine, passionate, and the kind of people who make you feel like family the moment you walk in. You can tell they've poured everything into creating not just great wine, but an experience people want to come back to again and again. It's rare to find a place that feels this personal and inviting. From the atmosphere to the conversation to the quality of the wine, everything just clicks. I hate to see them moving out of state--it's a huge loss for the local community. This is one of those spots you don't just visit... you remember. Wishing Beth and Rick nothing but success in their next chapter. They've truly built something special.

ENGLISH & SPANISH REVIEW. "All wines should be tasted. Some…read moreshould only be sipped, but with others, drink the whole bottle." Pablo Coelho Very affordable wines, great atmosphere. Don't miss the 3rd Saturday of the month, where they will have an event for you to enjoy. SPANISH REVIEW "Todos los vinos deben ser probados. Algunos solo deben tomarse a sorbos, pero con otros, bebe toda la botella". pablo coelho Vinos muy asequibles, gran ambiente. No te pierdas el 3er sábado del mes, donde tendrán un evento para que disfrutes..

I was familiar with Benjamin Knox as someone who went to A&M. So it was pretty cool to check this…read moreplace out for a catered event. I really like the idea of having a bar coexisting with an art gallery. Then the top it off the place is a recreation of the college station train station. Really picturesque place to visit.

Nice gallery and wine bar. Three glass flight for $15. Nice size pours so defintely worth a stop…read more Artist was on site greeting people. Server was very gracious and attentive. There is plenty of parking and a cute patio area as well.

First, Jamie is the best!!! Enough said..., a must attend! Excellent vibe - great service!read more

1st time to visit Deep roots winery we came to see the u2 tribute band they have craft beer and…read morewine and a food truck lots of events on the website the Cute donkeys were a bonus Will be back

My family loves going here. We had additional members of family from out of town and they could not…read morebelieve this was so close to home. Great views, family freindly, reasonable prices and knowledgeable staff. Big shout out to Sandy who made us feel like family. Their white dry wines are perfect for this hot Texas weather. Kids love feeding the animals.

Quite a find! Really nice venu and a great selection of wines.I Particularly liked the white port…read moreand the flights are generous. We heard a solo guitarist and he was decent. They have camels & donkeys out on the land surrounding it. I would come back and relax with a good glass of wine.

Threshold Vineyards showed up at the Houston Rodeo and I took their card and vowed to check this…read moreplace out. Really easy drive (about an hour from Houston) AND it's next to a Bee Farm. This has some seating indoors and some outdoors, so going during the fall is probably ideal. Not a huge space, but when I arrived on a 100-degree day, there were plenty of seats to choose from. I did two different flights- the sparkling and the tasting. I'm more of a red lover, but the Blanc Du Bois semi-sweet is one of the only whites I've REALLY enjoyed (I received a tasting of this at the rodeo and wanted to check out more options here since I loved it so much). There are only two sparkling options at the moment, so I tried both. The real star was the Belle for me. I can definitely see myself taking this to brunch or enjoying while cooking a meal. It is light and refreshing and you can totally taste the fruity guava notes in it. The Blanc Du Bois regular is not sweet enough for me which is probably why I enjoy the Semi Sweet so much. Of course, I left with a bottle of this as well. I'd like to come back and try their Reds- but definitely something I'll have to do in the future. If you're already out this way, you can taste some wine and then book a Bee-Keeping class which I really enjoyed.

I HIGHLY recommend going out and giving this local family some business. You'll have a great time…read moreand taste some delicious wines as well. This place is SO ADORABLE!!! It is a small, local winery run by a family. You meet all of them - the mom, dad and their grown children (sometimes all, sometimes only a few) as well as even an uncle. They have set times for wine tastings. When you get there, you get your own table for your party (they have inside & outside tables) and they introduce you to the wines and which they grow at their vineyard & give you a history of the place. They also have snack trays that you can order with grapes, cheese and meats. Those are also all super yummy. Normally, I'm not a fan of drier wines. But I liked EVERY wine they had us try. I also tried a the sangria (I think it was) that was not part of the tasting wines, and I was not a fan of that because it tasted far too much like champagne. They are small, so they only make 3-5 different wines every year. But each one is such high quality. Their son, who is the mastermind winemaker, and he is very sweet (and super smart) and will answer all your questions about his process and what's upcoming. Just like the inside, the outside is very cute & quaint. They have a patio with some tables and then some acres with their vines. Unfortunately, we did not come when there were grapes on the vine, so everything we saw was bare. But that's just a reason to come back! Since it's such a small operation, the dad also gave us a you're of when they barrel and do wine science! And since I studied architecture, he also asked for my opinion on their thoughts of expanding their building because they are running out of room!

We did their tour & cellar tasting, and it was a wonderful time. If you enjoy learning the behind…read morethe scenes of things you otherwise wouldn't get to experience, Bernhardt Winery offers the opportunity to tour their facility while tasting a couple of the wines you're learning about along the way. Nate was very knowledgeable and offered some interesting insight into just how much goes into making a bottle of wine, as well as some of the specific things they face in this specific region. Similar to the experience, the wine was fantastic. We got to try a few different kinds that were all very good. I was very impressed with the quality. From the Blanc Du Bois to the Vin du Soleil, they had wonderful tasting notes and an equally pleasant aroma. If you've got a free day, consider paying them a visit! Very well worth the time to stop on in. A great place to be whether you simply want a glass with a friend, or you'd like to learn more about the art of vinification.

Ambience is fantastic on Friday. Few guests and prompt, friendly service from a force of…read moreVOLUNTEERS. That's right whiners (pun intended), if you're unhappy with service, volunteer, and try to do better! Food is available but you can also bring your own basket. Wine is available for all tastes: mine, Bone Dry and Her's Sweet and Still. Amazingly both are satisfied with local vines!

I brought my friend to Messina Hof Harvest Green Winery & Kitchen to celebrate his 34th birthday…read more He asked me to create a wine tasting event for him. I quickly searched on Google and found several options. Messina Hof grabbed my attention. First, it's out in the country, not in the busy Houston region. Second, it has food to pair with wine. Third, I love driving to Richmond Texas. I thought this city has a lot of charms. So, I made a reservation online. While that was not a requirement, but I would like to be reminded. We arrived at the restaurant late because I under estimated the traffic from Southwest Houston. My reservation was moved with my request, nice. The parking lot is huge and wheelchair accessible spots are on both sides of the entrance. We were one of 2 parties at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The wait staff was very cordial. She introduced us the wine tasting menu: White Wine, Red Wine, Mixed Wines, Premium, Library and Sweet Wines. My friend likes to try their sweet collection, $28. I don't drink. So, I just looked at him enjoying the wines. It started with something weak to something strong like a Port and ended with something delicious that he really liked. Each pour is 3 oz, except 1 oz of port due to high alcohol content. We bought a bottle of Orange Muscat Mistella, $25. I don't think we can find this elsewhere for this price. For people like me who don't drink, I asked for a glass of sparkling red grape juice. We also paired our drinks with a wood-fired pizza and I ordered a Burrata Salad. They are quite delightful. I was surprised as the wines are travelled from Bryan/College Station and Fredericksburg of Texas. Umm... So, this huge facility doesn't produce wines. Although, there is a grapevines out on the front. As we've been told that those grape trees will produce grapes next year. The only winery tour is at those 2 locations. There is nothing to see here. Hehe. We swore to come back with friends and family again.

This restaurant is a hit or miss, with the recent visits being just okay. Kind of unfortunate,…read moregiven the fact that the restaurant is actually very nice with a very cool patio. I'll start by saying that the food is mid. Some items are better than others. Starters: Mama Rosa meatballs - 7/10 - flavorful and rich Spinach dip - 5/10 - just okay Baked goat cheese - 5/10 - okay Fritto Misto - 7/10 - tasty They recently changed their menu and took away the lunch menu, which I actually enjoyed. Mains: Roasted Chicken Gnocchi- 7/10 - this was my go-to entree, but the last 2 times it has not been good. The last time I went the chicken was shredded and tasted off. Chicken Parmesan - 6/10 - just okay, pretty bland Spinach Bacon Alfredo - 7/10 - again, not bad and not great Pizza - I hate to say this, but they have some of the worst pizza. We have tried the pepperoni, the Douglas, the fig and pig, and they were all bad. Reminds me of school cafeteria pizza. Overall, this place could really be a hit, but the food is just mid and it seems to be getting worse every time I go. Service is the same, sometimes terrible and our waiter is nowhere to be found, and sometimes good. I do enjoy their wine. Their Sparkling Almond is amazing! They have some other great wines too. All of their Premium Dry Reds are great! and I also love their semi-sweets. So maybe just go for their wines and skip the food.

Great Empanadas! Great wine and cigars!. Variety of cigars and wine great for test flights…read more They also have cheese and crackers salami boards to accompany the wine

Cozy little family own gem on the western side of the Woodlands. They have a cute little patio on…read morethe front and the side and enough parking for most visitors. We didn't get a chance to eat here because we already had lunch but the menu is impressive for a winery. Will try next time. The wines themselves are certainly better than that other winery in Conroe!

Great lil Winery! They're so friendly and it can pairs with sweets is nice touch and something…read moredifferent. Good Wines! Definitely coming back!

My wife and I enjoyed our visit to 36 North Vineyard. We were looking for a relaxed spot to enjoy…read moresome wine and snacks, and this new place fit the bill perfectly. Tracy and Jen, the owners of this charming half-vineyard, half-bakery establishment, welcomed us warmly. We enjoyed Tracy's stories about how her dream business became true. The house is lovely and clean, with a beautiful backyard with access to patches of prairies. The seating area is very comfortable, the wine and dessert tasting was delicious, and the service was stellar