The Vineyard at Florence - Florence, Texas

Myrtha D. L. O.

Es un agradable lugar, solo que no es una buena temporada para visitar porque no hay tours por los viñedos por el calor tan intenso del verano, lo único que se puede hacer es ir al restaurant (asegúrate de hacer reservación porque si no la haces no comes en el lugar), nosotras tuvimos que comer en las mesas del patio, afortunadamente tienen sombrillas y a la hora que fuimos ya no estaba el sol. La comida es buena (nada del otro mundo) pero si me gustó, el vino que elegí fue excelente, solo por eso valió la pena la visita, el servicio de lujo, nuestro mesero muy amable y atento en todo momento. El lugar es realmente lindo, me hubiera gustado experimentar el paseo por los viñedos pero bueno, tendré que esperar a que el clima mejore para poder hacerlo, bonita experiencia.

William E. R.

Que lugar tan especial para comer y tomar una copa de vino. Excelente atención

Margarita S.

What a stunning vineyard! The beauty of the landscape was truly captivating and the view was absolutely breathtaking, making it the perfect setting for a relaxing and memorable afternoon.

We had the pleasure of enjoying our wine outdoors, seated at a cozy table complete with its own personal fireplace. The warmth of the fire added a touch of comfort and elegance to the experience, allowing us to fully appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and take in the picturesque surroundings.

The wine selection was exceptional, offering a diverse array of options to suit every palate. The staff was incredibly knowledgeable and went above and beyond to help us find the perfect wines to match our tastes. In particular, Michael stood out—he was not only super nice but also incredibly accommodating, making us feel welcomed and valued throughout our visit.

The combination of stunning views, excellent wine, and outstanding service created an unforgettable experience that we can’t wait to revisit.

Adriane E.

This isn't an establishment I would usually have the opportunity to visit. A co-worker suggested it for lunch. The place is beautiful and makes you feel like you are on a vineyard in Italy. The staff was so friendly and the food was delicious. My next visit will be intentional so I can taste some wine!

Joshua W.

March 1st 4pm.
My wife and her friend had eagerly anticipated this visit and brought the husbands—its proximity promised a sophisticated afternoon. What a delusion. Upon arrival, we were directed to an area where we found a table we had to clear ourselves, relegating us to the role of unpaid staff as we shifted detritus aside. Ten minutes passed before a waiter offered a perfunctory 'I’ll be right with you,' only to promptly attend to two groups who arrived after us. Seven more minutes of neglect followed, with the same waiter engaging newer arrivals while we sat, unacknowledged. After twenty minutes of this farce, we left, informing the staff of their utter failure to serve us—met with a vapid 'Have a good day' as if we’d merely stopped by to admire the decor. The insult atop this injury? Bottles priced at $60—a 40% markup over Fredericksburg’s finest, where competence isn’t optional. I’d toss a $100 gift card I won to this place into the void than squander another dime here. One star, reluctantly.

Jasmine M.

I've been a member for over a year and loved this place. I was especially excited when January 2025, they opened a spa and provided special deals for wine club members. I'd love to give this place 5 stars but my spa experience has drastically decreased my opinion of this place.

Kim D.

We ate here a couple days ago for a reservation around 1:30-2:00 pm, we sat at the big circle table right beside the kitchen which was a cool experience but we noticed that the usual chef wasn’t there, instead someone took his place at preparing the food to be ran, I didn’t think nothing of it because the little guy was doing an awesome job at preparing the food and nothing we had turned out bad, shortly after us eating we noticed one of the employees go into the kitchen mad and start yelling at the boy and the chefs as well, swearing at them with all sorts of problems, to have this happen in front of customers is completely unprofessional and should face disciplinary repercussions, he then yelled at the boy for something but the boy appeared to be confused, fast forward to a couple minutes later, the boy calls for someone named Dom, which I assume was the guy that was behind our table in the suit, assuming this is his manager, then the way “Dom” responded wasn’t completely professional either, he told me to quote “make sure to do what you’re doing” and proceeded to walk away as if this wasn’t a problem, I’m not too sure how restaurants normally work, but I’d assume that in any industry with upper management, there should always be a fight for a solution, the boy left and we didn’t see him again that day but I hope he’s doing alright because based on what we saw, he didn’t deserve what came to him, I hope some kind of fix can be made because that was a ridiculous experience, I firmly believe a manager should be the one to help their employees especially at times like this and I also firmly believe that in a restaurant, there should be no kind of act against team members such as the young man did to the chefs and the boy helping the chefs.

Theresa S.

I live close enough to stop in time to time for part of the day. No reservations needed for the patio (limited menu). To dine in the restaurant, reservations are needed. I've not stayed at the lodging.

The Vineyard often has live entertainment. My favorite is Roger Mark. There's generally fun guest events going on monthly. The food is delicious. Their staff is friendly, capable of answering questions about the menu, & helpful. Beautiful grounds. Many relaxing or enjoyable activities to choose from. When I go, I plan for 4 hrs or more. So many stars can be seen at night, too. 🌄🌌 It's a wonderful spot for any day or occasion!