Stone Pillar Vineyard & Winery

Wine was solid but the venue lacks what other local wineries provide. Outside has no shade. Inside wasn't where you want to hang out on a wine experience.

I come here often, as they bring in really good local live bands and acoustics. During the warm months, it is magic to sit out amongst the vines. The pavillion has much more limited seating, especially during the cold months - so check the website first for table reservations. This is a historic farm, from the Civil War era (!), with descendants still holding ownership. They are good people. Look for George, and ask him about his family/land's history. Fascinating stories!

Stone Pillar Vineyard and Winery is a beautiful property with an amazing staff and amazing wine. I tried the Chocolate Sweetheart, Peach Mango, Winter Wine, and the Hofftoberfest. All of them were amazing, although the Winter Wine or Chocolate Sweetheart were my favorite for sure. They have good prices for bottles of wine. I came here with a group of friends and we picked grapes in the morning and they showed us the process of how they make the wine. Everyone working here was super helpful and very nice. They have plenty of seating and space for events. George was very experienced, had lots of technical knowledge, and was very friendly. Emily helped supervise in the field, which she did a great job of, and answered many questions about the grapes and other various things. Aiden was super relatable, hardworking, and experienced. Avery was also very hardworking, and gave some helpful tips on picking the grapes while we were out in there field.

Me and a friend met up on an early weekend day to catch up and enjoy a couple glasses of wine. Not only was there ample parking, the staff was very nice and made sure we chose the right wine for us! We definitely plan to go back and enjoy more of the wine options.

They serve light bites for wine, it's ok. The wine is pretty delicious coming in all flavors and pretty smooth. Scout the dog was quite friendly and kept me company. It's a very nice quiet environment to hang with friends.

Attended the Smores Fest today at Stone Pillar Vineyard & Winery and had a concerning experience. I showed up with my service dog, clearly labeled with a service dog vest. A manager ran towards me and said that dogs weren't allowed. She was followed by a random dog who charged at us, attacking my dog and bumping into me. The manager took the dog away and did not say anything nor return. Luckily, some kind folks nearby offered help when they saw me and my dog were hurt. I was told the dog belonged to the owner. My dog has a puncture. Therefore I went to the building to get their dogs shot records and the manager showed them but didn't let me keep them. Then the owner arrived and didn't even talk to me. I asked for the records and he rolled his eyes, obviously disinterested that his dog just attacked another animal. He begrudgingly allowed me to take a photo of the records.The entire staff didn't seem to care about the dangerous situation with their untrained, aggressive dog being loose on a commercial property. There were a LOT of small children on the property. There were no apologies, no concerns, and was overall pretty disappointing. Safety and understanding should matter. If it were a child instead of my dog, it would've been a big problem.In summation, they allow an untrained dog to roam loose on the property and take no accountability for the dogs actions.

Their wine is mediocre, but the tipping point was their bar tenders giving my card to the wrong patron. I had to cancel the card immediately. This was careless service. Fortunately they cancelled the charge because someone ran up a large tab on my card.

How awesome is it to have a vineyard here in the Kansas City area. My first time here. It's not too far out of town either. As you enter the place, parking is to the right. Walk up and check in the table outside. Food truck on the premise. Seating in the pavilion is where the bands perform. There is also seating in the patio and lawn which would be a nice option if you want to be able to sit and talk to your friends while listening to music. And, what's nice outside is the they also have a fire pit. Tonight just happens to be cool enough for it. There's a bar outside and inside the pavilion. You can tell they run a pretty good operation. It's a fun atmosphere. Good service. I would recommend if you like wine and live music.

What a beautiful Sunday afternoon! Listened to a great acoustic duo with an old school set (think 70s classics), sipped refreshing and fruity wine slushies (highly recommend),, left fully relaxed. Colleen was our server -- her sunny disposition and knowledgeable recommendations contributed to the carefree vibe of the afternoon. For a moment we left behind the heavy loads we've mutually been carrying. Strolled through the vineyard ... ahhhh. Will definitely go back.

I love this place! I went there for the first time with friends. The place is beautiful and spacious. There are a lot of seating options inside or outside. The staff couldn't have been friendlier. My husband talked with one of the owners who shared that it was originally farm that has been in the family for generations. I'm a dog lover, and I got to visit with both big dogs that walk the property. I had a wine slushy and we got nachos at the food truck. Then we listened to a band. It was a very enjoyable evening and we plan on going back soon!