I would never recommend planning a wedding reception here. We attended one here earlier this month and they had the upstairs booked until midnight. The Stonehouse will just go right ahead and book a band right over your wedding reception downstairs. There is really no separation between upstairs and downstairs, just a large open stairway. It was a reggae band and they started to sound check and planned to start at 9pm. My husband had to personally go down and talk to the band to try and get them to hold off so that our friends could enjoy their special night and do some slow dances without reggae blasting in the background. The band ended up being pretty nice about it and at least held off for a little while, but we had to work it out ourselves and the owner did not care at all. People who were there for the reggae band kept wandering up into the reception and it was up to the guests to keep telling them to stay downstairs. For the outrageous price that was paid to hold the reception there, they should have never booked a band over it. From what I have heard, this is common practice at the Stonehouse. It caused the bride and groom a lot of stress, this was their special day and it was almost ruined by the inconsideration of the owners of the Stonehouse. I would never recommend booking your wedding reception here!

I am getting married at the Stonehouse in July, and I cannot say enough good things about the experiences I have had working with them. Their per guest prices are GREAT for weddings, and last week we had our tasting and it was superb. I think that wedding food is traditionally pretty bland, but our food was absolutely fantastic. My fiance and I were blown away and can't wait for the big day, and to see how much our guests enjoy! The decor on the inside is charming, the bar is absolutely beautiful, and the outside stairs are perfect for a bride to walk down before she says her vows. If you are having a small wedding (we are inviting 60 and expecting 50) this is the place to do it. We were truly lucky to find this place and I can't wait to see it all decorated in July!

It's one of the oldest breweries west of Mississippi, full of characters of the time passed including intriguing antiques saved from old Kidder Mansion. Stately stone building fit for weddings, concerts, and community events. I had attended many weddings and dance parties here, party up to 300-400 people? No problem! great space to have live band, market place, classy bar, nice patios, to dance on the floating dance floor all night, then breathe in the cool air by the nice Little Deer Creek. Nice setting for the special day of our life. I especially love the casino night, dress to the nine and everybody wins. Such a glitzy evening with girls in their sexy dresses giggling.... Nevada City do know how to party.... When the fire troop, belly dancers, drum circle and art cars showed up at the huge parking lot, we knew we are in for a treat! Past event including Scott Huckbee, MR. Roger....Fantuzzi & Singing Bear are coming to town...

We visited relatives in Grass Valley and they took us to the Stonehouse on a Thursday night. Wow! It's a large old stone building that's been restored. We sat outside on a gorgeous stone patio surrounded by huge old trees. Umbrellas, fresh flowers in pots, music--and, the entrance to an authentic cave. Then the food came and it was sensational. I had a smoky spinach salad unlike anything I've tasted before, and really good crab cakes. My husband had a bistro steak stuffed with cambazola cheese. I wish I'd ordered it, so did my husband. There were five of us and all the food was really good. Plus great service. On our way out we heard music from the bar and stopped in for a drink. To our surprise we found about 20 musicians playing Celtic music. It was one of the best evenings out we've had in a long time.

Sad to say this place is now closed, so there's not a lot of point to go visit it. thanks for writing this review.