We drove 55 minutes up 65 to get to our long anticipated visit to Stream Cliff Farm for our Spring…read moreplant buying and wine tasting and lunch at the tea room. First things first, we (4 of us) put our names on the tea room waiting list. Then we shopped for our gardens. I'd selected the plants I wanted to buy, and then it was time for lunch. Our name was next on the list. We stood waiting for the hostess when a pushy woman and two men climbed onto the porch in front of us. The woman insisted on being seated. The hostess explained that the kitchen was backed up and she couldn't seat them. Said woman loudly insisted that they 'only wanted to sit and they wouldn't be ordering anything'. A manager came out and the old woman tried to establish that a relationship existed with her and the owner. She insisted again that they be seated. They were, and immediately got wine, silverware and menus. All of this in front of us, the party that was standing waiting. At that point we said we were next on the list, but since they had not only been seated, but served before us we would leave without eating and without buying the plants we'd come to purchase. The kicker is that there were MANY seating choices outside in the shade that these people should have been directed to rather than being seated in front of us. And we left - never to return. We didn't even get an "I'm sorry." Addendum, all was not lost. We drove to a new-to-us restaurant in Seymour IN, and had great service and great food for much less than this would have cost! Addendum 2: to the person who responded to this review yesterday, thank you. I can't find your response now, but I appreciate your comments and that you took the time to explain the situation.

Mom & I made our annual trip up to Stream Cliff to get flowers for her garden as well as a little…read morelunch. We went on a Saturday around noon. There were a few parking spaces open and we were able to get one. The resturant seemed pretty busy so we decided to go flower shopping before we ate lunch. We were able to find all the flowers we wanted (even some we didn't know we needed). Within 30minutes the crowd had cleared from the restaurant and we were able to sit down on the porch out front. Our waitress was friendly and tentative. We ordered their fresh ginger lemonade which was so refreshing. We also ordered the trio plate with 1 bird seed salad, 1 potato salad, and 1 chicken salad. The bird seed was my favorite! The restrooms were clean and spacious. The property itself is so beautiful. It is a great place to relax and enjoy sometime outside!

Pleasantly surprised by this winery. It'd been quite a few years since my last visit and I was…read moreshocked by the growth. There is now a restaurant, distillery, brewery in addition to the winery. We ended up having lunch before doing a wine tasting. We liked all of the wine that we tried and even ended up taking some home. The winery, restaurant & brewery are all housed in a redone barn. The place was beautiful and the service was excellent. Would absolutely stop by here again.

We stopped by on our drive from Bloomington to Indy to break up the drive and try a winery we…read morehadn't been to before. I generally have low expectations for Indiana wines, and this was pretty much what I expected. Of the four wines in my flight, I couldn't even finish two of them. (A shame since they charge more for a flight than any other IN winery I've been to -- $14 for 4 wines!) The Cab/Zin blend was not too bad -- better than I had expected, actually, so the tasting was off to a good start. But the dry Riesling was awful. It had a distinct funk to it. As a wine specialist, I feel like I should be able to describe it better than that, but I didn't want to keep sipping to identify the "funk" more precisely. The semi-dry Riesling was drinkable (but way sweeter than semi-dry). The "semi-sweet" Traminette was full-on, dessert wine level super-sweet and lacking any acidity to balance out the sweetness. I couldn't finish that one either because I was actually starting to feel a little sick from the intense sweetness. My husband liked the Zin in his flight, and I thought it was okay. I also tasted his blackberry wine. I usually like blackberry wines because they have acidity & tartness to balance the sweetness, but this one did not. It was just all sweet. The service was fine, and the atmosphere was nice. I enjoyed the classic rock music. The winery shares space with 450 North. I can't say anything about the 450 North stuff or the restaurant because I don't like beer and we didn't get food, so the two stars is based on wine quality alone. I'm glad we stopped by so I know what it is, but we definitely won't go out of our way to visit again.

This tasting room has been on my list of places to go to for the longest time. And we finally were…read moreable to make our way there. We were not disappointed. It is such a beautiful and open space which is literally right across the railroad tracks hence the name. The bourbon's, wine, and beer are all local to Kentucky. We were met with a full draft list along with flights that were available in seasonal cocktails. We opted for one of the sours from off the rails themselves and an IPA. It was very enjoyable. There was live music on the weekend and they were games in the back. It was such a nice experience and I can't wait to go back.

So - I am a pretty serious wine-drinker, an Oenophile so I am pretty particular…read more Nah!!! I am just kidding! I just enjoy all kinds of wine - less fancy, the better. This place was cool. We lucked out since we went on "free popcorn Friday"!!! This place is all about new flavors of wine and flavorings. We tried 6 kinds - 4 were worthy (of purchase), one was a spiced wine that we decided (after much thought) that we liked. And one we did not care for. That's not a bad average. It was fun with super-nice people. Give them a try.

Stopped for a quick wine tasting. For Indiana wines I was actually pleasantly surprised. The…read morebartender/server was helpful with recommendations.

Great wine selection. Awesome service! A little something for everyone! We will be backread more

Came on a Saturday 4/11 at like 2:30 and it wasn't open. No one on site. There's a house right next…read moreto this barn which I think they live in?? And a bunch of stuff in the yard. Call before you come. I'm not sure if this place is in business anymore, their website is a little outd

Great, laid back atmosphere, the young lady serving us was filled with information about all the…read morewine selections. We left with a couple of bottles of Red Tiger Red & the other couple traveling with us bought the Eclipse group & filled a case up!

Fantastic spot to taste a full complement of wines. From dry whites to sweeter wines to a block…read morebuster port, Brown County Winery has it all. Bill, a member of their friendly & knowledgeable staff offered interesting information, answered all my questions and provided delicious pours to taste. They source their grapes from all over the country and create many lovely wines locally in Brown County. My favorite was their Port. At 20% the Port is the perfect sipper to end the day. It is top notch. Do not miss trying it. Fun spot with a great local vibe. They also have gifts and food items to go with their wines.

Stopped first time at store in Nashville, second time where they make it in Gnaw bone. You can try…read more6 wines for 5 dollars. Well worth it. Both times, the ladies helping have been extraordinarily kind. We bought 2 bottle. I think the wine aged in bourbon barrel is my favorite, I think it's 20%, so be careful :-). We also bought a couple of glasses and enjoyed it at a campfire in brown county.

We decided to give the Grape Vines a try for a few drinks before my birthday dinner. We had so much…read morefun! We ordered a few wine flights, a few single pours and a charcuterie board. The board was served quickly and was very good! This is such a cute little place and I think it would make a perfect date night! It really got my birthday night kicked off perfectly!!

Visiting the area and wanted to do a wine tasting. Called them up to see if there's any particulars…read moresuch as needing a reservation or if they only offered tastings at certain times of the day. There are none. You can stop by whenever you feel the need to taste some wine, tequila or bourbon Hannah, the manger, is so sweet. She reminds me of Joanna Gaines. She's one of those people you feel like you know and want to be around. Just a beauty inside and out. She was the only one there and had a few guests to help and she said she was having a bad day but you'd never know. She made my bf and I feel more than welcome and took care of us. We got a small charcuterie with nuts, meats and cheeses and added olives. The charcuterie was not what I was expecting from a winery. It was more of an adult lunchable than charcuterie. The cheese was like that precut Cracker Barrel cheese found in the store. I would have like to have had some freshly grated parmesan or mozzarella. Something that would pair well with the wines. I'm not a fan of Swiss. Love Colby jack and cheddar but those don't really go with the wines I had. I got a flight of white wines that are numbered in my 2nd picture. They were all pretty good but 1 & 4 were my favorites. I was able to taste a new wine slush they're offering. I chose the red wine slush over the white moscato one. I fell in love with it. I tried to get one to go but was unable to due to them not having approved to go containers for them My boyfriend got a flight of premium bourbon which he enjoyed. There are lots of cosy places inside and out to sit and sip your favorite drink. We did leave with a bottle of the # 4 wine I liked and garlic sausage though. I will definitely return for a slush!!

I moved here 3 years ago went in there for parts and the guy working there was so unfriendly I left…read morewithout buying anything and never came back. I heard there was new ownership so tried them again and I'll never be back. I wanted to buy a new Ranger and wanted trade in one really nice RZR 1000 turbo. Dealer came up with 3 prices retail, trade-in, and rough. He said they would pay the rough price as trade-in after I showed him photos it was super clean like new and had every Polaris accessory, and he is going to pay rough condition? Immediately offended I left sold it for over retail price because of all the accessories and had 3 buyers interested so he paid asking price. The buyer's first words was wow this is really clean. So I called back for a price on a Ranger which was way higher than other dealers. 3rd strike. I'm done. So. I ended up driving 3.5 hours each way into Illinois and bought one cash. I try to use local stores I will not spend my money at Polaris in Seymour.

I have been riding Honda since 2004 when I bought a Shadow in Bloomington, IN. Had to go to…read moreGreensburg or Bloomington to get it serviced, so I was excited to learn that Seymour had taken over Honda when I bought my Goldwing from them in 2019. Mine was the first they'd sold, if I remember correctly. Well, I took it in for routine service May 31, and as of today (June 16), the solo mechanic hasn't started on it yet. Sounds like the owner needs to hire more staff (3 folks operate the sales, parts, and service depts). Trying to be patient, but this is ridiculous. I guess I should tell by there decreased inventory of bikes that motorcycles are not their focus. John's been wonderful to deal with on the phone (he's in sales, BTW), but his hands are tied if the place just has one mechanic. Sounds like I'll be looking to Indy in the future perhaps.