Dancing Dragonfly Winery

Disappointing experience. Lovely exterior, beautiful vineyards, and the good stops there. Purchased Tasting for a group of seven, waited nearly 25 minutes AT the bar without a single acknowledgement, and as other patrons that had entered after us, were served first. Watched poorly trained staff struggle with tasks that should have been routine, poorly laid out back bar neccessitating excessive steps for servers, 2 trainees on a semi-busy Saturday. Approached the staff member at the door with concerns. Had a very respectful conversation, shared observations, returned to bar, waited another 10 minutes, cashed in our chips for a single pour, and left. This is not the fault of the staff, this is bad management. We won't be returning.
9 years ago (22-10-2017)

We had a "girl's weekend" in the St. Croix River area and visiting the local wineries was one of our Saturday activities. We hit Dancing Dragonfly at the right time, because it wasn't too busy. We were able to do a tasting for 6 with the undivided attention of their wine expert. We ordered pizza and flatbread from their menu , which were good and ate out on their back porch gazing at the lovely grape vines. When we were leaving the party buses masses started coming. Whew, glad we missed that! It definitely would have affected our level of enjoyment. Advice.. time your winery visits at their slow times!!!! It's a lovely place!
9 years ago (15-08-2017)

We had a rainy day that canceled our fun in other areas of Wisconsin. Stopped at Dancing Dragonfly and had a wonderful wine Bill's Minuet along with great food. Enjoyed our time and Maggie was fantastic helping us. We will visit again..
9 years ago (03-09-2017)

I enjoyed the wine. Very pleasant staff. Good food. Nice live music while we were there.
9 years ago (15-10-2017)

The other reviewers are right when it comes to trying to get service. We were there on a not-very-busy Saturday evening. We walked right up to one of several open spaces at the bar and were just ignored as bartenders refused to acknowledge we even existed. Would it be so hard for them to say something like "I'll be right with you"? When she finally comes over to us, she's very pleasant but nothing is said about the long wait. If it wasn't out in the middle of nowhere, we'd all be tempted to leave and go do the next corner bar. But no, you are stuck there so you wait. On another note, not that I'm some wine snob, but I don't particularly like the Frontenac grape so popular up here in the northern latitudes. But I do like the Marquette wines. When you look at the winemaker's notes for each wine it says which grapes are used but not the percentages. I'm looking for something that is mostly Marquette. So I ask the bartender if she can give me a better description. Nope. Not even when she ran to someone else. No one knew the percentages. We took our chances with Jete.
9 years ago (18-07-2017)