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Restaurants in Augusta MO: Your Guide to Dining in Missouri Wine Country
One of the best parts of staying in Augusta is discovering how many different dining experiences are waiting nearby. From intimate dinners and local favorites to casual cafés, winery lunches, pizza, barbecue and restaurants with beautiful views, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the flavors of Missouri Wine Country. Restaurants in Augusta MO are one of the best parts of your stay!
H.S. Clay House Bed & Breakfast puts you in a wonderful location for exploring them. Several Augusta restaurants are only minutes away, while even more dining options can be found throughout Defiance, Dutzow, Marthasville, Washington and the surrounding Missouri Wine Country.
And sometimes, you don’t have to leave H.S. Clay House at all. Kelly loves sharing her passion for food with guests and can prepare special meals and dining experiences right here at the inn. If there’s something special you have in mind—or you’d simply love the idea of enjoying a delicious meal without going anywhere—just ask Kelly about what she can prepare during your stay.
But when you’re ready to get out and explore, where should you eat?
We’ve created this guide to help you find Restaurants in Augusta MO that best fit the kind of meal—and the kind of day—you have in mind.
Find the Augusta Dining Experience That’s Right for You
You don’t have to plan every meal before you arrive. In fact, some of the best Wine Country days come together when you find Restaurants in Augusta MO that fit naturally with where your adventures take you.
Looking for a Special Dinner?
Consider Root Food + Wine, Oak & Front, Mangia Bella or one of the other restaurants in our guide when you want dinner to become part of the occasion.
Want Lunch While Winery Hopping?
Balducci Vineyards, Montelle Winery, Noboleis Vineyards, Mount Pleasant Estates, Defiance Ridge Vineyards and Chandler Hill Vineyards make it easy to pair food with your Wine Country adventures.
Looking for Something Casual?
Pizza, barbecue, burgers, craft beer and other relaxed options can be found throughout Augusta, Marthasville, Defiance and Washington.
Want to Stay Close to H.S. Clay House?
Start with Root Food + Wine, Four Tulips Tearoom, Augusta Bakery & Coffee Shop or one of the nearby wineries offering food.
Want to Make an Evening of It?
Take a scenic drive to Defiance or Washington, where you can combine dinner with cocktails, live music, a walk along the riverfront or a little more exploring before returning to H.S. Clay House.
Augusta Area Dining & Restaurant Guide
Restaurants in Augusta MO
Root Food + Wine, Augusta Mo
Best For: Special Occasion Dinner • Date Night • Food Lovers • A Memorable Evening Close to the B&B
For guests looking for a memorable dinner without venturing far from H.S. Clay House, Root Food + Wine is one of Augusta’s standout dining experiences. Located in a historic home, this intimate, farm-driven restaurant focuses on seasonal ingredients and thoughtfully composed menus. Wine pairings and craft cocktails can make dinner here an experience in itself, so this is one to choose when you’re ready to slow down and make the meal the centerpiece of your evening.
What You’ll Find: Seasonal Menus • Locally Sourced Ingredients • Wine Pairings • Craft Cocktails • Intimate Dining
Kelly’s Tip: If you’re celebrating something special or simply want one really nice dinner during your stay, put Root near the top of your list. Reservations are recommended.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Less than 5 minutes
Four Tulips Tearoom, Augusta Mo
Best For: A Unique Lunch Experience • Afternoon Tea • Girls’ Getaways • A Break Between Wine Country Adventures
Four Tulips offers something completely different from the typical Wine Country restaurant. This English-style tearoom specializes in traditional afternoon tea with tea sandwiches, homemade scones, pastries and a selection of loose-leaf teas. It’s less about grabbing a quick lunch and more about making the meal part of your Augusta experience.
What You’ll Find: Afternoon Tea • Tea Sandwiches • Homemade Scones & Pastries • Loose-Leaf Teas • Special Occasion Experience
Kelly’s Tip: Choose Four Tulips when you want lunch to be an experience of its own. It’s especially fun for a girls’ getaway, birthday weekend or leisurely afternoon.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Less than 5 minutes
Augusta Bakery & Coffee Shop, Augusta Mo
Best For: Morning Coffee • A Quick Start Before Exploring • Pastries Before a Day of Winery Hopping
Sometimes you just need a good cup of coffee and something sweet before setting out for the day. Augusta Bakery & Coffee Shop is a convenient morning stop offering coffee, espresso drinks and baked treats right in town. Its small-town atmosphere makes it an easy addition before heading to the wineries, Katy Trail or another day of exploring Missouri Wine Country.
What You’ll Find: Coffee • Espresso Drinks • Pastries & Baked Goods • Seasonal Drinks • Casual Atmosphere
Kelly’s Tip: This is one to remember at the beginning of your day rather than the end. Stop in for coffee before heading out to explore.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Less than 5 minutes
Balducci Vineyards, Augusta Mo
Best For: Ideal Lunch Stop While Winery Hopping • Pizza & Wine • Casual Groups • Live Music Afternoons
Balducci Vineyards is a winery, but its food menu makes it just as useful when you’re deciding where to eat. Italian influences run through a menu that includes appetizers, salads, sandwiches, wraps and pizza. Pair lunch with Balducci wine and seasonal live entertainment, and you have an easy place to spend a good portion of the afternoon without leaving Wine Country to find something to eat.
What You’ll Find: Pizza • Italian-Inspired Food • Sandwiches & Salads • Wine • Craft Beer • Seasonal Live Music
Kelly’s Tip: This is an ideal lunch stop while winery hopping. Grab some pizza, enjoy a glass of wine and give yourself time to stay awhile.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Less than 10 minutes
Montelle Winery Cafe, Augusta Mo
Best For: Lunch with a View • Midday Winery Stop • Casual Food Between Tastings • Beautiful Weather Days
Montelle’s Klondike Café makes this scenic winery a great dining stop during a day of exploring. The café offers casual lunch options designed to complement Montelle’s wines, but the real attraction is enjoying them from the winery’s blufftop setting overlooking Missouri Wine Country. Seasonal entertainment can make this an especially enjoyable place to settle in for lunch rather than rushing on to the next winery.
What You’ll Find: Sandwiches • Wraps • Salads • Pizza • Wine • Scenic Deck • Seasonal Live Music
Kelly’s Tip: If the weather is beautiful, this is one of the lunch stops I’d choose for the view. Give yourself enough time to sit outside and enjoy it.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Less than 10 minutes
Noboleis Vineyards, Augusta Mo
Best For: Pizza While Winery Hopping • A Leisurely Vineyard Lunch • Picnics • Groups with Different Tastes
Noboleis is another winery where food can easily become part of your Wine Country plans. Pair casual food with Noboleis wines and settle in overlooking the vineyards for an easygoing afternoon. It’s particularly nice when you don’t want to interrupt a day of winery hopping just to find somewhere separate for lunch.
What You’ll Find: Artisan Pizza • Shareable Plates • Wine • Sangria • Local Beer • Vineyard Views
Kelly’s Tip: This is another excellent midday stop when you’re touring Augusta wineries. Order a pizza, find a comfortable spot and stay awhile.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Less than 10 minutes
Appellation Café, Augusta Mo
Best For: Lunch While Winery Hopping • A Light Meal with Wine • Historic Augusta Experience • Relaxed Afternoon
Located at historic Mount Pleasant Estates, Appellation Café makes it easy to add lunch to your winery visit. Casual food, wine and the beautiful setting allow you to combine a meal with one of Augusta’s best-known winery destinations. It’s an especially good choice for first-time visitors who want to experience some of the history behind Augusta Wine Country while enjoying an unhurried lunch.
What You’ll Find: Sandwiches • Flatbreads • Shareables • Wine • Patio Dining • Wine Country Views
Kelly’s Tip: This is an easy way to combine lunch, wine tasting and some Augusta history without adding another stop to your day.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Less than 5 minutes
Dinings Less Than 20 Minutes From Augusta Mo
Lake Creek Winery, Marthasville Mo
Best For: Dinner After Winery Hopping • Wine + Food in One Stop • Scenic Dinner • A Relaxed Evening
Lake Creek Winery near Marthasville combines a winery and dining experience with a scenic setting overlooking the surrounding countryside. It’s a good option for guests who want to transition from an afternoon exploring Missouri Wine Country into dinner without completely leaving the winery experience behind.
What You’ll Find: Wine • Restaurant Dining • Scenic Views • Outdoor Seating • Seasonal Entertainment
Kelly’s Tip: This is a good choice when you aren’t quite ready for your Wine Country day to end. Make Lake Creek your final winery stop and stay for dinner.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 15–20 minutes
Philly's Pizza, Marthasville Mo
Best For: Casual Dinner • Pizza Night • Easy Meal After a Busy Day • Katy Trail Stop
Philly’s Pizza in Marthasville is the kind of straightforward local option that’s useful to know about when you don’t want another elaborate meal. The locally owned pizzeria serves pizza along with wings, salads, subs and pasta. Its location near the Katy Trail also makes it a convenient stop after a day spent biking or exploring the area.
What You’ll Find: Pizza • Wings • Subs • Pasta • Salads • Casual Dining
Kelly’s Tip: Keep Philly’s in mind for the night when you’ve had a full day of wineries and sightseeing and just want an easy pizza dinner.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 15–20 minutes
The Pit BBQ, Dutzow Mo
Best For: Weekend BBQ Stop • Casual Lunch • Katy Trail Day • Something Quick Between Adventures
The Pit BBQ in Dutzow is a small, casual barbecue stop specializing in smoked meats and classic sides. It’s more of a quick local find than a traditional Wine Country restaurant, which is exactly why it’s useful to know about. For guests exploring Dutzow, riding the Katy Trail or passing through during a day of sightseeing, it’s an easy way to work some Missouri barbecue into the trip.
What You’ll Find: Smoked Meats • BBQ • Classic Sides • Casual Dining
Kelly’s Tip: Think of this one for lunch rather than a night out. It’s especially convenient if your day’s plans already have you around Dutzow or on the Katy Trail.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 10–15 minutes
Maracas, New Melle Mo
Best For: Mexican Dinner • Margaritas • A Break from Winery Food • Casual Night Out
Maracas in New Melle gives guests something different from many of the dining choices closer to H.S. Clay House: a traditional Mexican restaurant. The menu centers on familiar Mexican favorites in a relaxed setting, with margaritas making it a particularly nice change of pace after you’ve spent the day tasting wine.
What You’ll Find: Mexican Cuisine • Tacos & Fajitas • Margaritas • Full Bar • Casual Dining
Kelly’s Tip: After a couple of days of Wine Country food, sometimes tacos and a margarita sound perfect. This is when I’d send you to Maracas.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20 minutes
Liz's Bar & Grill, New Melle Mo
Best For: Great Burger • Casual Dinner • Cold Beer • Local Small-Town Experience
Liz’s Bar & Grill is a longtime New Melle neighborhood spot centered around hearty burgers and classic comfort food. The menu also includes wings, fried chicken and homestyle specials, making it a good choice when guests want to trade the winery experience for something distinctly local and casual.
What You’ll Find: Burgers • Wings • Fried Chicken • Daily Specials • Beer • Neighborhood Bar Atmosphere
Kelly’s Tip: If you’re looking for a big burger and a cold beer without anything fancy, this is the kind of place I’d point you toward.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20 minutes
The Quarry, New Melle Mo
Best For: Dinner + Entertainment • Live Music • Groups • Making an Evening of It
The Quarry in the New Melle area is more of a destination than a traditional restaurant. It combines dining with a wine bar, live entertainment, outdoor gathering spaces and golf bays, making it particularly useful for guests who want an activity and a meal wrapped into the same outing.
What You’ll Find: Restaurant Dining • Wine Bar • Live Music • Outdoor Spaces • Golf Bays • Special Events
Kelly’s Tip: Choose The Quarry when you want to do more than have dinner. Check what’s happening and make the evening part meal, part entertainment.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20 minutes
Dining Options In Washington Missouri
Oak & Front | Kitchen + Bar, Washington Mo
Best For: Date Night • Dinner on the River • Wine & Cocktails • A Night Out in Downtown Washington
Located along the Missouri River in downtown Washington, Oak & Front offers a more elevated dining experience with modern cuisine, wine and cocktails. Its riverfront setting makes the atmosphere part of the experience, especially when the weather cooperates. This is a strong choice when you want to make the drive to Washington and turn dinner into a full evening out.
What You’ll Find: Modern Cuisine • Wine • Craft Cocktails • River Views • Outdoor Patio
Kelly’s Tip: Make an evening of this one. Have dinner, enjoy the riverfront and leave yourself some time to walk around downtown Washington.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20–25 minutes
Old Dutch Hotel & Tavern, Washington Mo
Best For: Historic Atmosphere • Dinner After Exploring Downtown • Cocktails • Classic Tavern Experience
Old Dutch combines the character of a historic Washington tavern with a comfortable, casual dining experience. The restored surroundings give guests a real sense of place while they enjoy American tavern fare and drinks. It’s an especially good fit if you’re already spending part of your day exploring historic downtown Washington.
What You’ll Find: American Tavern Fare • Cocktails • Historic Atmosphere • Full Bar • Downtown Location
Kelly’s Tip: If you enjoy historic buildings as much as good food, this is a fun one to pair with an afternoon or evening exploring downtown Washington.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20–25 minutes
Mangia Bella at Elijah McLean's, Washington Mo
Best For: Special Occasion Dinner • Steak & Seafood • Italian Cuisine • A Romantic Evening
Mangia Bella gives guests another option when they’re looking for a dinner that’s worth making an occasion. Located inside the historic Elijah McLean mansion, the restaurant combines Italian-inspired cuisine with steaks and seafood in a setting that feels considerably different from a casual winery lunch.
What You’ll Find: Italian Cuisine • Steaks • Seafood • Wine • Historic Mansion Setting
Kelly’s Tip: Save this one for an evening when dinner itself is part of the occasion. The historic setting makes it especially fitting for an anniversary or celebration.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20–25 minutes
The Tilted Skillet, Washington Mo
Best For: Creative Comfort Food • Casual Dinner • Lunch While Exploring Washington • Something Different
The Tilted Skillet takes familiar American comfort food and gives it a more creative spin, making it a nice middle ground between an upscale dinner and an ordinary bar and grill. Its downtown location also makes it convenient for guests who want to spend some time shopping, sightseeing or exploring Washington before sitting down for a meal.
What You’ll Find: Creative American Cuisine • Comfort Food • Lunch & Dinner • Cocktails • Downtown Dining
Kelly’s Tip: This is a good choice when you want really good food without turning dinner into a formal night out.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20–25 minutes
Cowan's Restaurant, Washington Mo
Best For: Classic Local Favorite • Breakfast or Lunch • Comfort Food • Famous Pie
Cowan’s is one of those longtime local restaurants that’s worth knowing about precisely because it feels like part of Washington. The family-style restaurant is known for hearty American comfort food, breakfast and especially its homemade pies. It’s a nice counterpoint to all the winery dining around Augusta and a good choice when you want something traditional and distinctly local.
What You’ll Find: Breakfast • American Comfort Food • Fried Chicken • Homemade Pies • Casual Dining
Kelly’s Tip: Don’t come here without saving room for pie. If you’re looking for an old-fashioned local restaurant experience, Cowan’s is the kind of place to try.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20–25 minutes
Sugarfire Smoke House, Washington Mo
Best For: Missouri BBQ • Casual Riverfront Lunch • Groups • Lunch While Exploring Washington
Sugarfire brings St. Louis-style barbecue to Washington’s riverfront, with smoked meats, sandwiches, sides and plenty of hearty choices. Its location makes it particularly convenient for guests who are already exploring downtown and want something casual rather than another sit-down Wine Country meal.
What You’ll Find: Smoked Meats • BBQ • Sandwiches • Classic Sides • Casual Dining
Kelly’s Tip: If you’ve been craving barbecue during your trip, combine this with an afternoon exploring Washington’s riverfront and downtown.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20–25 minutes
Marquart's Landing, Washington Mo
Best For: Casual Dinner • Pizza & Burgers • Drinks on the Riverfront • Laid-Back Night Out
Marquart’s Landing is a longtime downtown Washington hangout serving pizza, burgers, wings, sandwiches and other familiar favorites. The atmosphere is casual, and its Front Street location makes it easy to combine dinner and drinks with a walk along Washington’s riverfront.
What You’ll Find: Pizza • Burgers • Wings • Sandwiches • Full Bar • Patio
Kelly’s Tip: Choose Marquart’s when you want to explore downtown Washington but don’t need dinner to be fancy. It’s an easy, casual night out.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20–25 minutes
Old Bridgeview Brewing, Washington Mo
Best For: Craft Beer • Casual Lunch or Dinner • Riverfront Afternoon • A Break from Wine
After a few days exploring Missouri Wine Country, sometimes a locally brewed beer sounds pretty good. Old Bridgeview Brewing offers a casual alternative to the area’s wineries and gives guests another reason to spend some time along Washington’s historic riverfront.
What You’ll Find: Craft Beer • Casual Food • Beer Flights • Riverfront Setting • Relaxed Atmosphere
Kelly’s Tip: This is a fun change of pace after a day or two of wine tasting. Grab a beer and spend some time exploring the riverfront while you’re in Washington.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20–25 minutes
Dining Options In Defiance Missouri
Defiance Ridge Dining Room, Defiance Mo
Best For: Winery Lunch • Scenic Patio Dining • Lunch While Winery Hopping • A Leisurely Afternoon
Defiance Ridge is one of the strongest choices when you want a real meal without interrupting a day of exploring Missouri Wine Country. The winery combines a substantial food menu with vineyard views, landscaped grounds and plenty of outdoor space, making lunch here part of the experience rather than simply a stop for something to eat.
What You’ll Find: Winery Dining • Shareable Plates • Lunch Entrées • Wine • Patio Seating • Live Music
Kelly’s Tip: This is an ideal place to build lunch right into your winery day. Give yourself some extra time—the setting makes it easy to stay longer than you planned.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 15–20 minutes
Chandler Hill Dining Room, Defiance Mo
Best For: Lunch with a View • Date-Day Lunch • Winery Hopping • Turning Lunch Into an Afternoon
Chandler Hill combines a full-service restaurant with one of the area’s most impressive hilltop winery settings. The large outdoor deck overlooks the surrounding vineyards and countryside, giving guests a beautiful backdrop for lunch and wine. This is another place where there’s no reason to rush—the meal, wine and view can easily become a substantial part of your afternoon.
What You’ll Find: Full-Service Restaurant • Wine • Shareables & Entrées • Large Outdoor Deck • Vineyard Views • Live Music
Kelly’s Tip: If you’re choosing a winery partly for the view, put Chandler Hill on your list. Plan lunch here and enjoy the scenery rather than trying to squeeze it between tastings.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20 minutes
Good News Brewing, Defiance Mo
Best For: Pizza & Craft Beer • Katy Trail Stop • Casual Lunch • A Break from Wine
Good News Brewing is a fun change of pace in the middle of Missouri Wine Country. Located alongside the Katy Trail, the Defiance brewery pairs its house-brewed beers with wood-fired pizza in a casual setting that’s a natural fit for cyclists and visitors exploring the Highway 94 corridor.
What You’ll Find: Wood-Fired Pizza • Craft Beer • Salads • Outdoor Seating • Katy Trail Access
Kelly’s Tip: After several winery stops, pizza and a cold craft beer can be exactly what you’re looking for. It’s also an easy choice if your day includes some time on the Katy Trail.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 15–20 minutes
Saddles Social House, Defiance Mo
Best For: Dinner in Defiance • Cocktails • Date Night • Ending a Day of Winery Hopping
Saddles Social House brings a more contemporary restaurant experience to Defiance, with thoughtfully prepared food, cocktails, wine and beer in a relaxed social setting. Outdoor spaces add to the atmosphere, making it a good choice when you want to transition from an afternoon of wineries into an actual evening out.
What You’ll Find: Contemporary Dining • Cocktails • Wine • Beer • Outdoor Seating • Relaxed Atmosphere
Kelly’s Tip: This is one I’d consider when you’re finished winery hopping but aren’t ready to head back for the evening. Settle in for dinner and enjoy a little more time in Defiance.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 15–20 minutes
Circle 6 Acres, Defiance Mo
Best For: Casual Local Meal • Katy Trail Stop • Drinks & Live Music • Small-Town Atmosphere
Circle 6 offers a distinctly casual Defiance experience, combining a bar-and-grill atmosphere with a market featuring locally raised meats and regional products. It’s a good counterpoint to the polished winery restaurants and works particularly well when you’re looking for something relaxed after exploring the trail or spending the afternoon tasting wine.
What You’ll Find: Burgers & Sandwiches • Locally Raised Meats • Drinks • Market • Casual Atmosphere
Kelly’s Tip: Choose this one when you want something local and laid-back. It’s a nice change after spending the day at some of the area’s larger wineries.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 15–20 minutes
Sugar Creek Winery, Defiance Mo
Best For: Picnic Lunch • Katy Trail Day • Wine with a View • A Relaxed Afternoon
Sugar Creek offers a different experience from the area’s full-service winery restaurants. It’s a place to settle in with wine, scenery and a more relaxed approach to food. Its setting overlooking the Missouri River Valley and proximity to the Katy Trail make it especially appealing as part of an afternoon exploring Defiance.
What You’ll Find: Wine • Picnic-Friendly Setting • Scenic Views • Live Music • Katy Trail Access
Kelly’s Tip: Pack a picnic and make Sugar Creek one of your afternoon stops. It’s a great option when you want to slow the day down and simply enjoy Wine Country.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 15–20 minutes
William K. Busch Brewing Co., Defiance Mo
Best For: Craft Beer • Something Different from the Wineries • Casual Afternoon • Groups
William K. Busch Brewing Co. gives Wine Country visitors an opportunity to switch things up after an afternoon of wine tasting. Craft beer and a relaxed destination-style setting make it worth considering for guests who enjoy breweries just as much as wineries.
What You’ll Find: Craft Beer • Casual Atmosphere • Outdoor Setting • Group-Friendly Experience • Special Events
Kelly’s Tip: If your group has reached its wine limit—or someone would rather have a beer in the first place—this gives you another fun Defiance option.
Drive from H.S. Clay House: Approximately 20 minutes
Planning Your Augusta Wine Country Dining
One of the best ways to enjoy the Restaurants in Augusta MO is to let your meals become part of your Wine Country experience.
You don’t need to plan every meal before you arrive.
Enjoy lunch at a winery while you’re out tasting, save a special restaurant for dinner, or take an evening drive to Defiance or Washington when you’re ready to explore a little farther. And sometimes, after a full day of adventures, the perfect evening might be coming back to H.S. Clay House and enjoying something Kelly has prepared for you.
Remember that weekends can be busy throughout Missouri Wine Country, especially during festivals, concerts and peak seasons. If there’s a restaurant you really want to experience, check ahead and make a reservation when available. A little planning leaves you more time to relax, explore and enjoy your getaway.
Dining While Exploring Augusta Wine Country
Want to make lunch part of your Wine Country adventure?
Several Augusta and Defiance wineries offer food ranging from pizzas and shareable plates to full restaurant experiences. Planning one of these stops around lunchtime makes it easy to enjoy the wineries without having to interrupt your day to search for somewhere else to eat.
Dinner & an Evening in Downtown Washington
Want to turn dinner into a night out?
Historic downtown Washington is just a scenic drive from H.S. Clay House and offers restaurants, bars, shops and a beautiful Missouri Riverfront. Head over for dinner, enjoy a cocktail or craft beer, walk along the river and make the evening another part of your Missouri Wine Country getaway.
Need Help? Let Me Help You Find the Perfect Place to Eat
Still wondering which Restaurants in Augusta MO you should try? I’d love to help.
Tell me what sounds good—a romantic dinner, casual lunch, great pizza, winery dining, cocktails, barbecue or simply somewhere local you might never discover on your own—and I’ll be happy to help point you in the right direction.
That’s one of my favorite parts of welcoming guests to H.S. Clay House Bed & Breakfast. A getaway to Augusta isn’t simply about where you stay. It’s about the wineries you discover, the food you enjoy and all the experiences you find along the way.
After dinner, come back to H.S. Clay House, relax and start thinking about where tomorrow might take you.
Stay-In Dining
Cooking Classes
Hosted Dinners
In addition to the wonderful dining options in Augusta, guests staying at our Bed & Breakfast can enjoy a private dinner prepared right here at the H.S. Clay House. Imagine a delicious meal, served on fine china, in the elegant setting of our historic B&B. Our local chef will work with you to create the perfect menu, whether it’s steak and lobster, risotto, or a seafood boil.
Looking for something more casual? We offer take-and-go lunches or snacks upon arrival, and picnic baskets are available to enjoy at local wineries. Simply contact the B&B to arrange your personalized dining experience. Picnic baskets need to be ordered three days in advance and can include sandwiches, cheeses, fruits, and more. Whether it’s a gourmet dinner or a simple snack, these extras make your stay at our lodging even more special.
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