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They sometimes host live music artists and events. You can make reservations for parties and meetings. They host an art class on some Sundays called “Art in the Vineyard”. It is a package deal that includes food and a drink for $39.50. I have heard good things about the class but I have not attended it myself. Another interesting option they have is wine bottling parties that give you a chance to learn how to bottle your own wine.

    They also have a wine club that allows members a certain amount of wine each month and discounts throughout the year. They do wine tastings anytime of the day and recently added a “serve your own” wine and beer bar. It is convenient when they are busy and short on staff. You can just buy a card from the bar and use it on the self-serve bar without waiting to be served. They, usually, only have one cook on staff at a time and that can cause the food to take longer but it is worth the wait.EThe Yuma’s Main squeeze Facebook page has many positive reviews. TripAdvisor also has good reviews. Here are a couple reviews from the Facebook page:

“What a gem in the heart of Main Street! Everything we ordered was wonderful, the Brie cheese, Apple and honey appetizer, the pesto flatbread, the Cubano panini and especially the fruit wines! I will make sure I come back here when I visit again in a few months.” - Lori Yacenda-Halpin

“This place is my all-time favorite, I come here a few times a month. They offer a variety of wines and all of them taste great! I'm a fan of red and berry wines and I can say I have tried every red on their menu and I'm particularly impartial to rich and flavorful old vine zin and chocolaty and velvety merlot. The prices are very reasonable. They offer half off all wines on Wednesdays and $10 bottles on Fridays. The staff are super friendly and accommodating. A true jewel for wine connoisseurs and wine lovers in Yuma!” - Sveta Leon-Guerrero

    This custom winery has a warehouse located in town where they create and package their many different flavors of wine. It is the only winery in the southwestern part of Arizona that makes and bottles its own wine. They offer custom made labels for wine bottles that you can design yourself or pick out of a book. They used to bottle the wine in the venue itself but, eventually, decided to move to a warehouse to create more space for customers. Space can become limited when there are parties or special events, so the more space, the better.

    I did an interview with a customer of the winery. He had nothing but good things to say about it. I asked him what he liked the most about the business and he said, “I love the friendly staff and the quality of the food. I also like the variety of the wine.” I then asked him if there was anything he did not like about it and he mentioned, “the staff is small but they rarely need a large staff so it’s not usually a problem.” His name is Eric Lee and is a customer there every week or two. The only negative comment I heard about this place of business is that they are expensive. I believe most wineries are more expensive and this one is not as expensive as most. Overall, it seems that Yuma’s Main Squeeze is a pleasant and accommodating place of business. I would definitely visit it more than once and recommend it to others. The food and wine is delicious and the atmosphere is comfortable.