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The Restaurant At Stone Hill Winery


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I was visiting my son and daughter-in-law who have recently moved to Hermann. We wanted to eat out Saturday and thought this place would be good as they have steaks and salads.

I called that afternoon and talked to Gordon - who actually knew what gluten-free was and assured me that they did not cook anything with gluten on the grill - so a steak would be safe. When we got there they were very accommodating and I was told the cook was gluten-intolerant, too !!!!! He took great care cooking my meal, left off the sauces and even cooked my vegetables separate. The waitress fixed my salad herself so as not to have it contaminated by crutons.

I had salad, grilled salmon, baked potato, mixed steamed veggies. Absolutely delicious! And did not have a gluten reaction.

If anyone is vacationing in Hermann (on Hwy 19 southwest of St. Louis, Mo.) you'll really enjoy this restaurant. We took a tour of the winery and cellars, and did wine tasting afterward before having dinner.

It was a very enjoyable evening.

Valda


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I like their wine. :D

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