The Grove Wine Bar & Kitchen - Lakeway - Wine bar in Austin - 3001 Ranch Rd 620 S, USA

Located hill top with great views. Excellent brunch spot and any other time! Balcony/Patio has heating and cooling/summer and is covered. Inside a wall of windows brings the views in for everyone and into an impressive wine collection! Craft drinks are tasty and the food is exceptional. I wish I had taken more pictures.

This weekend I had my best friend baby sprinkle (baby shower) at The Grove Lakeway and it was an AMAZING experience! I live in Houston. so I had to handle everything over the phone until I was able to get there. Once I made the reservation over the phone for our party of 15 I was sent a text confirmation immediately. I loved having that level of professionalism and documentation to assure I had my reservation set. The hostesses were so nice and professional from my first phone call until the day I arrived! The manager Thomas ( I hope that’s the correct name) was sooo kind and accommodating!!! I couldn’t thank him enough for helping make her special day so beautiful! He allowed us to change our seating (more than once 🫣🤭) for the best possible spacing and help with lighting for the photographer. ☺️ Last but certainly not least, our sweet waitress Sarah! Sarah was stellar, superb, and attentive to all our guests needs! She even helped me while setting up with her beautiful handwriting. 😉 Sarah kept our mimosas flowing, food orders organized and arrived quickly, bills were split perfectly, and helped with anything we all needed no matter how minor it was. My friend was so pleased with the overall experience that I had to write a review. The atmosphere, food, and customer service were all a perfect 10 and I highly recommend this location! Thank you again for helping me celebrate my friend on her new journey into motherhood and exceeding her expectations!

Lovely place to eat. Great views and very tasty food. We had spaghetti and meatballs, hamburger and chips, and a Ceasar salad. Also, the white wine flight was just my kind of wine.

We stopped by The Grove - Lakeway with friends on a recent Saturday evening. The evening started off a bit rocky, as the hostess and several waiters could not figure out how to sit us down. We were a party of five, which I concede is an odd number, but it took almost 15 minutes for them to figure out where to put us. With that ordeal out of the way, we settled in and ordered drinks and appetizers. The fried oysters were very good, could have been served hotter (temperature). Many pieces of our order of fried okra (fried whole okra, not the chopped-up pieces you're used to) were inedible. We asked our waitress about that, and her reply was "Okra is really not in season right now, so it can be tough." Our thought was ... then why have it on the menu. The okra also was not served very hot. We shared a wedge salad that was very good, right amount of dressing, plenty of blue cheese crumbles, served quite chilled. For entrees we ordered the redfish entree and redfish tacos. Both were very good, could have been served a little bit hotter. The black beans served with the fish tacos were a bit salty. Seems like an issue at this location may be not enough staff to get the food out when it's ready, so food orders sit a bit in the kitchen. Kudos to the restaurant for bringing out a couple of complimentary desserts, one member of our party was celebrating an anniversary! The chocolate brownie with ice cream and the upside down pineapple cake, also served with ice cream, were both delicious. So, all in all, a good experience, but it could have been much better ...

Food was amazing as usual. Service was ok. Waiter was on top of things until it got crowded then seemed to keep skipping past us. when i waived to him to ask for a box he said he would go get my check. not what i was asking but it was fine. It wasnt very cold outside so i assume they had the shades cutting off for bugs and/or keeping the heat in and it was quite warm. could not take in the scenic view though and that is part of the reason we went. I would go back but when the shades are up and it's less busy.

Ordered big glory bay salmon. The taste was good. But the quantity for a 33$ dish was less. Good place for wine lovers. Lots of options.

Our third time here and it never disappoints! The bruschetta is a must- you can’t go wrong with any options but this time we tried the typical tomato/balsamic, whipped feta with pistachios and the apples with fig. Sharing those + the Cobb salad was a quick and light dinner. The charceuterie board is also amazing. Great service and beautiful views!

We were disappointed with our recent visit to [Restaurant Name]. We've enjoyed dining here in the past, but this time, the food and service fell short of our expectations. The "wild mushroom" soup was a major disappointment. It was watery and the wild rice was undercooked and crunchy, rendering it inedible. I returned the soup and declined a replacement. The waiter brought back the same soup, "without the rice," claiming it was "taken care of." This was misleading and frustrating. The children's pasta portions were abysmal. My 7-year-old daughter received a meager 3-spoonful serving that left her hungry. We requested more pasta, but were served another equally small portion. This was especially disappointing considering the price of $6 per serving. Charging double for such a paltry amount of pasta for a child is simply unacceptable. My fish tacos were subpar. The Spanish rice was dry and unappetizing, and the Caesar salads lacked dressing. To add insult to injury, the terrible soup I returned was still charged on our bill. We were also charged twice for the children's pasta. This blatant disregard for customer satisfaction was appalling. While the atmosphere boasts a lovely view, the food was a major let-down. We left feeling disappointed and ripped off. We will not be returning.