Andria's Reflections

The holiday season has always held a special meaning at Andria’s Steakhouse. It is a time when laughter fills the dining room, families gather to share stories, and the scent of comfort food mingles with the glow of Christmas lights. Yet for many, it is also a season of remembering those who are no longer here. This December, we are opening our doors and our hearts to both the joy and the ache that come with love and loss. For four Mondays in December, we invite you to join u

Today’s sermon felt like a gentle reminder of where I came from. It was about Zacchaeus and the journey of becoming a disciple of Christ. Our pastor spoke about small towns, homecoming parades, and the beauty of being welcomed back. As he spoke, I found myself picturing the place where I grew up, the quiet rhythm of life that shaped me, and the peace that always came from being near the water. When I was young, I spent hours by our lake. It was my place of reflection, a space

Joe Wagner, Copper Cane, and Andria’s Generational Commitment At the heart of Copper Cane Wines lies the vision of Joe Wagner, a...

Max Kenison, Larry Kenison, and Sam Andria Face Display Father’s Day has always been special in our family, not because of grand gestures...

Maureen Kenison and Mugs Andria On April 1, 2008, my mother stood before a room filled with women to honor her own mother—my grandmother,...

Patrick and Amber Young ~ Loyal Patrons and Family Friends Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love, and there is no better way to do...

Jim Hillesheir, Chris Christina, Mike Vyroster, Dave Frieze, Tony Horner, Rich Jones, Jack Butterfield, and Sam Andria Perhaps a...

Why a Wine Club?

As the third generation of the Andria family, I have come to cherish the traditions that have shaped my life, my family, and our...

Taylor Kerker, Max Kenison, Cristle Buckman, Rose Gaudreault, Kay Baskin, and Shane Pierpoint (from left to right and top to bottom) In...