St. James Winery
Discover a hidden gem on Route 66 at St. James Winery, where the charm of Missouri's wine country blends seamlessly with the nostalgia of the Mother Road. This family-owned vineyard invites travelers to savor award-winning wines amidst picturesque landscapes. Enjoy guided tours, tastings, and live music events that capture the essence of Route 66's vibrant culture. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or a casual traveler, St. James Winery offers a delightful stop filled with history, flavor, and unforgettable experiences.
Mindy Ellis
9 months ago"I went to the winery’s ‘Vines In Bloom’ dinner last week, and was so impressed! The atmosphere and general ambiance was very nice, and wine of course was excellent. But what impressed me most was the spectacular dinner! It was a set menu, but they graciously accommodated my vegan diet and prepared seriously one of the best meals I had ever had. The combination of the friendly, knowledgeable staff, and the creative chef, made for an amazing dining experience. The fact they went above and beyond to prepare a vegan meal (which I did not expect at all. I expected a salad!), paired perfectly with the wine, really created such a delightful and fun evening."
AnnaLee Hembry
10 months ago"I'm posting this on April 3rd, 2025, because I forgot to post reviews after our anniversary getaway. We went to St James on November 13th, 2024. And I'm sorry, but I don't remember the gal who assisted us at the wine tasting. She was super fun, super sweet, and had great suggestions! After the wine tasting, we had a simple lunch of The Caesar Grilled Chicken Salad and the St. James Antipasto Platter. We shared both of them and were quite full. I have attached photos of the food, as well as the menus that they had when we were there. The service was excellent, and the food was delicious! Highly recommend! (Also, the back porch was closed due to the rain, but there was a cute, furry little guest out back doing some grazing of his own. See photo.)"
Beth Mcknight
in the last week"Beautiful tasting room with cute gift items. Staff was so nice! Flight of 6 wines chose to taste. Bought 2 yummy bottles and a 6 pack IPA. I loved it!"
Travis Brown
a month ago"Stopped in for Hoefherr, but left with a vignoles and fire roasted salsa. Tulsa may have a king named Stallone. But if you’re on I-44 to Saint Louis, the king of local beverage is this stop."
Kyle
2 months ago"Nice displays and the place was very clean. Wines are fine. Easy access and parking. Friendly atmosphere. If you buy wine there, they are 75% more then your local store or Walmart sells them for, which I think is total BS."
