Riverwood Winery
Pirtle Winery
Snow Creek Skiing
Missouri State Parks and Historic Sites
Weston Brewing Company
Weston Red Barn Farm
Weston Historial Museum

"Hi, Dotty and Peggy, Judy and future guests.  We did quite a bit of research before coming to Weston.  Your Victorian room was chosen #l and Sharon and I loved it.  Loved the "pink glow" cast on the white curtians at night.  Also the working window transons above the door - authentic, classy. (Pinch the bracket ends toward each other and them pull the steel rod down/up to open/close).

So many nice, thoughtful touches and too many to list!

Things we enjoyed doing in Weston. Pirtle Winery:  if you like sweet dessert wines than a MUST try (and a bargin) is the sweet and d-e-l-i-c-i-o-u-s Blackberry wine.  Is is 92 % blackberry and 8% honey + a winning combination and I believe an excellent value at $18 a bottle. Dessert wines usually cost more.  Taste test at Pirtles are free!

Vineyards Resturant gets an A plus on presentation Food is an A plus  Pricey
but worth it!   For a light lunch  go with a cup of their potatoe soup - comes in an ice cream dish! You want to test the early 1900 flight of steep stairs.  Not for the faint of heart.  You'll see what I mean. SHOPS  - all thousand of them.  My wife loved them.  I was kidding about the thousand. My favorite was the Missouri Velley Boutique with the edgy Queen Victorian clothing.

O'Malley's Irish Pub:  This was the roaring good time pleasant surprise of the trip. This was the most unique, atmospheric bar I've ever frequented WAY below ground level, stone walls who knows how thick. barrel stone ceiling.  On
Friday, Saturday, Sunday nights, live Irish music - MUST DO.  The bar is
smokey, crowded (expect a challenge to find a seat but people are friendly,
just ask! $ 5 cover.  The bar opens at 8: p,m. and is crowded by 8:01 (It's
that good) Enjoyed the $4 pint Weston Brewing Co beers on tap - My favorite for anyone who is still readingg - the Irish Stout.  Directions to pub: Just remember: left @ Spring Street and then right on Main to the historic part of town.

Avalon Cafe: similar experience to the Vineyard, excellent presentation and terrific food.  My only criticism - and its a minor one if you are from the Midwest; major if you are a NYC snob the waitress could have been more attentive."