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725 Ste. Geneviève Dr. (HWY 61) Ste. Geneviève, MO 63670 Call us at 573-883-5330 Hours Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday and Friday 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Subway is an American multi-national fast food restaurant franchise that primarily sells submarine sandwiches (subs), wraps, salads and beverages. Read more…

Sweet Things Sweet Shop At 242 Market Street in downtown Sainte Geneviève, Sweet Things Sweet Shop occupies a two-room historic 1860 building functioning as candy and toy store since the shop’s founding in 1985—making it a 40-year Ste. Genevieve institution that’s survived multiple economic cycles, ownership changes, and the rise of online shopping through consistent quality, mother-daughter family operation (since late 2013), and self-deprecating “The World’s Okayest Candy Store” branding that deliberately undersells genuinely exceptional hand-dipped chocolates, nostalgic penny candies, Jelly Belly selections by weight, novelty treats (sour cream and onion flavored crickets, anyone?), and carefully curated toys and children’s books. Sweet Things represents endangered species—the independent small-town candy shop where glass jars line shelves, chocolates are hand-dipped on-site using traditional techniques, ice-cold Coca-Colas come in old glass bottles, and the owners (mother and daughter team who live in town) actually know customers by name, recommend their personal favorites, provide directions to historic sites, and hand-deliver chocolate gifts within five miles of the store. As one longtime customer raved: “Walking into Sweet Things triggers childhood memories for adults while creating new ones for kids discovering candy that tastes exactly as good as it did decades ago.” 1860 Historic Building: Repository Read more…

The Kozy At 701 US Highway 61 in Bloomsdale, The Kozy serves what most breakfast destinations wish they: fluffy blueberry pancakes, a succulent Smoked Turkey Benedict, mouth-frothing French toast stuffed with pineapples, pecans, and cream cheese, and the signature “Goat & The Egg Benedict” featuring award-winning Baetje Farms goat cheese made right down the street—this places makes morning meals worth waking early for starting at 6 AM daily. More than a just breakfast joint, The Kozy operates through lunch and dinner (open 6 AM-7 PM Sunday-Thursday, 6 AM-8 PM Friday-Saturday) serving contemporary Americana with fun twists on American classics: fish tacos, catfish, homemade burgers, hand-cut fries, onion rings, and menu items allowing ample opportunity to tweak your order towards health or gluttony depending on mood and appetite. Part of a multi-building complex that includes the adjacent Dew Drop Inn restaurant, The Mill Room event space, and outdoor game area for children, The Kozy creates a family-friendly gathering destination where breakfast excellence anchors identity while lunch and dinner expand options for different occasions and timing. Beer and wine available. One satisfied visitor testified: “We stopped for breakfast before wine country exploring. The pancakes were genuinely fluffy, the coffee was excellent, and Read more…

The Terrace at French Village Located at 6188 Highway Y on the northern tip of the Ozark Highland Triangle, The Terrace at French Village occupies an 1890s home with winemaking heritage woven into its foundation. The Harold Werner family built this house during Missouri’s early pioneering vintner era, leaving a legacy that persists literally—a single row of their original vines still produces grapes to this day. The Terrace honors that heritage by offering an expansive wine selection spanning sweet reds, moscato, riesling, chardonel, Norton, French wines, and beer, transforming the historic space into gathering place where wine country tradition meets contemporary hospitality. Live music performances create Friday and weekend entertainment, shifting the venue from daytime wine tasting into evening social destination. Operating Friday through Sunday, The Terrace delivers what wine country establishments should offer—authentic connection to regional winemaking history, quality beverage selection reflecting that heritage, and atmosphere encouraging lingering over conversation and entertainment. Whether you’re exploring Route du Vin wine trail, seeking afternoon wine tasting with historical context, or settling in for evening live music paired with wine, The Terrace at French Village grounds you in the actual landscape and legacy that shaped Missouri wine country. 1890s Werner Legacy: Living Read more…

Twin Oaks Vineyard & Winery At 6470 Highway F in Farmington, Twin Oaks Vineyard & Winery sits amid its own vineyards, creating the kind of immersive experience where tasting wine connects directly to the landscape producing it. This family-owned operation opens Friday through Sunday and offers red, white, and blended wines alongside premium beers in a tasting room anchored by an antique turn-of-the-century bar. While browsing unique gifts and apparel, you can sample wines at your own pace, then build your own charcuterie from locally available meats, cheeses, crackers, fruit, and chocolates. The tranquil pond adjacent to the patio becomes gathering place during warm months, hosting live entertainment from April through October, while the tasting room’s fireplace provides cozy refuge during cooler seasons. Twin Oaks also accommodates private parties, corporate events, and weddings, making it versatile venue for occasions beyond casual wine tasting. Vineyard Setting: Wine With a View Twin Oaks distinguishes itself through location. You’re not visiting winery in town—you’re visiting winery on the vineyard itself. That matters because it connects you tangibly to the work producing the wine. You can see the vines, understand the landscape, appreciate how terroir shapes what’s in your glass. The setting transforms tasting Read more…