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What to do and see in Washington, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Washington is a city on the Missouri River in Franklin County, Missouri, United States. The population was 13,892 from the 2010 census. It is the corncob pipe capital of the world, with Missouri Meerschaum located on the riverfront.
Restaurants in Washington
1. James W. Rennick Riverfront Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Swl781
What a wonderful riverfront park. Lots of tables, shelters, benches to rest on. A boat launch and plenty of parking. The river to watch in front of you, and trains to watch behind you. What's not to like? Connected to a 3 mile long walking/biking, shady trail. I came down every night (with lots of others) to watch the sun set over the river. Gorgeous!
2. Blumenhof Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Blumenhof Winery is located in the charming village of Dutzow, Missouri, the oldest permanent German settlement west of the Mississippi River, nestled in the rolling foothills of the Ozark Mountains. Blumenhof is open every day year-round, closed only on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. Blumenhof offers free tasting daily and free live entertainment every weekend, with the Brat Haus Grill open on weekends during Spring, Summer and Autumn. Blumenhof is a small, family-owned winery, with three generations of the Blumenberg family involved in producing award-winning wines. All of their wines are made from locally-grown grapes. They have won numerous Best of Class awards in regional and international competitions. Thirty minutes from Chesterfield, less than an hour from St. Louis, just seven miles from Augusta - feel free to pack a picnic basket and head out to Blumenhof. The friendly and good-looking staff await your arrival.
Reviewed By John R - Saint Louis, Missouri
I simply LOVE Blumenhof. Been coming here for years and have watched it grow into an amazing winery. So grateful they have not forgotten their roots and continue to allow customers to bring their own food. Most of the wineries do NOT allow this. However, they now have a lot more food for purchase than in past years. Wine, fruit, etc., and a area for brats, etc.
Additionally, NO COVER CHARGE to be there. You can come and enjoy the space without paying to simply enter.
Their wine selections are one of the better Missouri wines.
They usually have live musicians; again, free of charge. I only wish they would bring back Erin Bode. Miss seeing her there, drinking a glass of Vignoles, and hearing the Erin Bode group.
Make sure this place is on your list of places to visit AND you can bring your food!
3. Montelle Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 272 reviews
Reviewed By happywanderer856 - New Jersey
Montelle Winery has commanding views and a huge deck from which to enjoy them. We ordered a couple of sandwiches and enjoyed a pleasant lunch on the deck. The sandwiches were large and delicious and were served with potato chips. Unfortunately, a number of bees were very interested in our sandwiches. We had been sitting at the edge of the deck, so we moved away and were able to finish our lunch in peace. Wine tastings are 5 samples for $5, including a souvenir wine glass.
4. Purina Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Consider Purina Farms your personal pet place! Located on more than 300 acres of rolling hills right outside of St. Louis, Purina Farms, home to the Visitor Center and the Purina Event Center, offers guests of all ages an opportunity to get up close and personal with barnyard animals and performing pets at the Visitor Center as well as distinguished purebred dogs and pedigreed cats at the Purina Event Center. The Visitor Center also features a hayloft play area, cow-milking demonstrations, tractor-drawn wagon rides, a gift shop, concession stand and exciting canine performances. Admission and parking are FREE unless when noted. Every day at Purina Farms is a celebration of the bond between people and pets. Discover it all with your family at Purina Farms!
Reviewed By Cindy R - Canada
Afghan hound club of America national speciality was held here 2017. Conformation was outside and hot for dogs and humans. I think inside would have been better. Obedience, Rally and agility all inside. Great facility. Coursing field also great.Thank you for the great review! We would love to host your Club inside the Purina Event Center next time.
5. Iron Spike, Inc./Interactive Model Train Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Remember when you were a child and you put up a train at Christmas or saw a train display in a store window? It's like that every day here. The museum includes O-, HO-, N-, G- and Z-gauge layouts, as well as a special hands-on Thomas the Tank Engine room for the younger enthusiast. We tell the story of railroading in American history, especially the impact on westward expansion.
Reviewed By Mike S - Belleville, Illinois
Only open 6 months this museum has several layouts up and many more to go. Very nice welcoming people and I will have to come back later when more of the operation has been complete. Easily worth the 5 dollar entry. Volunteers were great even with kidlets
6. Augusta Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By stephenmA283AD - Belleville
Augusta winery is consistently the best winery in the Missouri River region. We are dry wine drinkers and Agusta's dry wines are consistently among the best that we've tasted. My only complaint was with their rose. Not only are there wines excellent, but their prices are the best in the area. I'll go back often.
7. Lake Creek Winery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By VernonR187 - Marthasville, Missouri
My wife and I visited this Gem on Saturday afternoon, 8/12/17. Look it up and follow the signs, It is what you would expect from an up and coming Hot Spot. The drive in is gravel, and "Up Hill". That's is how you can tell...MoreThank you soo much for your kind words. Please visit again soon.
8. John G's Bier Deck
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Kim W - St. Louis, MO
We were out for a drive on a beautiful fall day, and stopped in Washington for lunch. There is plenty of parking along the river, and as we walked we spied the bier deck of John G's. The menu is pretty limited, and you order at the bar. We both got chicken quesadillas along with one of their local beers. All the tables are outside, and offer a nice view of the river.
9. Louis P. Balducci Vineyards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By Lee W - O'Fallon, Missouri
When we got to Balducci's, we found a great parking spot. We did a wine tasting and bought two bottles of what we liked. The tasting area is in front of an old barn like building. Looks rustic, but nice. The bathrooms are modest and clean. There are also port a potties on the spot. Men tend to use those the most. The food was delicious. I inhaled the pizza! The day was a beautiful day. Lots of sunshine. The children were well behaved. Kudos to the parents. The music was great. There was a mixture of all kinds of genres. I loved the mix from country to blues to pop. This is such a great place to linger all afternoon. They did check my bag when I came in. No drinks are allowed in.
10. Holy Grail Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reserve Wines barrel aged, specializing in dry red wines. Chocolate & wine Paring. Quality is our main objective.
Reviewed By diva3713 - Saint Louis, Missouri
Holy Grail is housed in a small structure with parking on the street and on the side. The space is charming and welcoming. Their wines are rich and delicious, the chocolate port is really an experience, so delicious!Thank you for such a lovely review. Appreciate your business and look forward to seeing you again!
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