Wine O'clock

Afyer a very light breakfast and sipping wines at the nearby tasting rooms, it was high time for some lunch. This location was a short stumble from the tasting rooms, and pleasantly not busy despite the Saturdays events around. Five course sampling menu was arranged nicely and each dish tasted great. If you're looking for a quiet meal steps above food truck fare, this is the place!

Got last minute reservation for 2. Setting and scenery was wonderful. Staff was good, caring, but not too engaging. Food was a 4.5 (broccolini was a little stemmy). Scallops and pizza were great. ‘Best of..’ flight was really good. Waitstaff wasn’t too knowledgeable of the wines. Like that they wanted proof of vaccination to dine inside. More places should follow suit.

We recently had a girls weekend to Prosser. We had done our research on the various restaurants and felt that Wine O would be a good choice to have an enjoyable dinner that would give the atmosphere and culinary enjoyment. Yes the atmosphere was nice and cozy. I’m not one to respond to writing a review but felt strongly enough about experience. Maybe it was an off day. Our wine flights were lovely... We ordered the grilled salad... we actually had to ask for additional dressing as there were a few drops of dressing on each plate. I ordered the steak... I had a huge mound of nothing but fat. I had maybe four inches of actual beef, the potatoes were barely cooked. Hard in the center, and the green beans looked beautiful but unable to eat them as they were so salted. I had ordered coffee with dessert but failed to get that. My dessert was a Creme Brûlée which had a layer of spices that were so bitter we left it and ate a couple of strawberries. The presentation was beautiful I will say. Our waiter was very pleasant.. I’m not sure that I would recommend this eatery..

All I had was their mint julep ice cream, served with Baileys in a half shell of dark chocolate. Go there just for that desert! Others in our group tried their pizzas. They are located in a developing wine industry business park, so there are a few other places to visit when you are there. Note on July 5, 2022 there was road construction to the east so you cannot drive to or from the highway that way. To get to the highway you must drive a couple blocks west, then a couple miles north or south. They have stacks and bookcases of cookbooks (for their research).

I have not posted everything, lately. After a long drive and still another 5 hours to go, tomorrow, I had dinner and a couple of wine flights. Yes, I know, two wine flights.... gasp! Enjoyed my time here as the last time I drove through the area everything was shutdown due to covid. I bought a couple of bottles for the rest of my travel. Staff was friendly and my wood fired pizza, fabulous! Edit: Just wanted to make sure people knew that I did not drive another 5 hours after 2 wine flights! I did stay over. I do, however, want to mention that a week later after returning from my father's, I ate here, again! I am now addicted to this place so every time I have to travel to see my father, I will keep this area as my halfway point. Stay the night at the hotel and eat here!

Excellent Everything. Food, Freshness and service. It was a pleasure to dine at Wine O Clock. It was packed and we did not have a reservation and they seated us right away. We had the rack of lamb with Israeli Couscous and heirloom tomatoes. It was perfect. Taste, presentation and the portion was generous. The wines. Wow. We are going back tomorrow with a reservation for lunch.