We won a wine tasting here for 40 people in a silent auction and were excited to use it. We ended up with 12 tasters and 8 of us stayed for dinner. The wine class instructor was very good. He was very knowledgeable about wine and had a great sense of humor. What wasn't so good about the tasting however was that the bottles were split between our tasting and another tasting and despite the fact that our certificate was for 40 people and valued at $1000, we weren't even offered the remaining bottles from our tasting of only 12 people after the tasting was over even though our certificate was worth much more.\r
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Dinner was just as frustrating. Of the eight of us that ate there, not a single person had everything on their plate as it was described on the menu. Cheese grits were mashed potatoes, mexican risotto was simply a plate of rice with some tomatoes and seasoning, and the crab risotto was plain rice with some crab legs surrounding it. Definitely not risotto.\r
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I was truly disappointed, especially since I had such a great experience when I went two years ago. I heard it was taken over by new management so that probably explains it. Anyway, just wanted to give a heads up to anyone thinking about going here that our experience was less than perfect and we more than likely won't be back.
Pros: great wine teacher
Cons: menu mixups, not a good value for what we paid
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