Great atmosphere and wine selection. We ordered bacon wrapped dates (great sauce), meatballs and…read morepopcorn. All were yummy!

I'll preface this by saying I was with a group of about 30 people so didn't get to really sample…read morethe menu. We had complementary wine, two salads, and two pastas to choose from. As for the wine, whatever house savignon blanc they offered us was delicious. The salads were good. The pastas less so. One was a spaghetti with meatballs. The balls were good, the spaghetti was mush. The other was chicken Alfredo which tasted like a frozen meal. We also had two cakes to choose from for dessert but I didn't have any. The staff was nice and I understand it's hard to manage such a big group but they tried hard.

When walking in Downtown Renton on 3rd Street, there are many signature spots unique only to Renton…read morethat just wouldn't work anywhere else. Enter Drum Roll Wine! Opened in October of 2023, the space is the official tasting room of the Drum Roll Winery owned by Sundee and Matt Frazier who have been make local Washington since 2016. The space is cozy and open to the public for tastings of all their award winning offerings. Backstage Blanc? A Columbia Valley Chardonnay Monet? How about their 2024 Gold Award winning Seurat Syrah? It's there. I had their popular and bubbly Starry White, which earned the 2025 Gold Award in the Boston Wine Competition. The best part, all wines are reasonably priced and definitely approachable for all palates. Drum Roll does have a wine club that you can easily sign-up for that qualifies you for special events! The tasting room also boasts different sized spaces available for rent for your personal and business event, making it a great place for friends to gather. So, if you have a free afternoon, looking for a peaceful spot to quietly have a glass of wine or to purchase a special bottle, Renton has the place. And, it's kid and pet friendly as well. Come to Downtown Renton, and feel the smooth rhythm of Drum Roll Wines! #drumrollwine

Went here to celebrate my 40th and it was FABULOUS. The owners were out of town so a member…read morestepped up to be there and she did a great job of accommodating our group. The wine options were broad enough to accommodate our group's diverse palates. I enjoyed the pink and sparkling options most. The venue was great allowing us to bring in food as food options are limited. Many of the ladies can't wait to go back!!!

A cute little place to hang out with friends. It was the middle of the day so I passed on the wine…read more I ordered the Cajun chicken flatbread. Very reminiscent of California Pizza Kitchen's BBQ chicken pizza but without the BBQ sauce, sweetness, or cilantro. I am a big foodie but I thought this flatbread was average and unmemorable. The service was great though. The waitress was very attentive and checked on us frequently. It would be tough though if the place were full. It's a great place for drinks and cocktails and a place to relax. I'm sure it will be popular. I'm glad I tried it but I'd like to try other places before going back there.

Amazing Kitchen In Issaquah Wa! Just opened in July 25!…read moreHospitality Amazing! Come check out this space! Vibes was really nice to experience! Food was Superb! 10/10

WINE ALLEY: WHERE BACK TO BLACK MEETS 7-10 SPLITS…read more Listen, while other bowling alleys waste time with generic names, Wine Alley has transformed itself into a SHRINE OF BEEHIVED BOWLING BRILLIANCE. Every lane is named after an Amy Winehouse song, and I swear Lane 6 ("Rehab") has a higher strike percentage because it says "No, No, No" to gutter balls. The pin setters have been programmed to reset to the rhythm of "Valerie," and I've never seen bowling machinery move with such soulful precision. The house balls are all custom-weighted to match significant dates in Amy's career, and yes, the 27-pound ball is as heavy as your soul after listening to "Love Is A Losing Game." Their signature house cocktail, the "You Know I'm No Good Split," comes served in a bowling pin-shaped glass with a tiny beehive garnish. The bartenders all sport Amy-inspired liner and technically aren't allowed to serve you unless you can hit at least one note from "Tears Dry On Their Own." You haven't lived until you've experienced their "F*** Me Pumps Friday" where everyone must bowl in stilettos. The sight of serious bowlers attempting to maintain their form while channeling Amy's iconic style is nothing short of transcendent. The pro shop exclusively sells bowling shoes with a minimum 4-inch heel. Their cosmic bowling nights are called "Back to Black Light," where they only play Amy's discography while the lanes glow with the same intensity as her talent. I watched a man roll a perfect game while perfectly timing his releases to the chorus of "You Know I'm No Good." It was beautiful, man. Five stars for creating the world's first (and only) Amy Winehouse-themed bowling alley. Their league nights are called "Frank" divisions in honor of her first album, and yes, you have to audition by singing "Stronger Than Me" before they'll let you join. P.S. Their ball return system makes the same sound as the opening bars of "Rehab," and I've seen people wait to pick up their ball just to hear it complete the melody. P.P.S. The rental shoes all have a tiny beehive embroidered on the side, and they refuse to rent them to anyone who can't name at least three Amy B-sides. Note: This review was written while watching someone attempt a difficult split while an entire alley of people sang "What Kind of Fuckery Is This?" in perfect harmony. Special Addendum: To the customer who requested Taylor Swift songs during cosmic bowling - first of all, how dare you, and secondly, the exit is that way, next to the life-size Amy cutout judging your music taste. Final Thought: Never has the fusion of soul music and ten-pin bowling been so perfectly executed. It's like if CBGB opened a bowling alley but made it specifically about one artist. Remember: As Amy would say, "They tried to make me go to bowling rehab, but I said strike, strike, strike." Warning: Side effects may include developing strong opinions about proper beehive maintenance while bowling, unconsciously timing your approach to "Back to Black," and referring to all spares as "Tears Dry On Their Own." P.P.P.S. Their new "Camden League" requires all players to bowl with a minimum of three pounds of hairspray in their beehive. Safety first, style always. Lane Etiquette Note: Singing along is mandatory, but please wait until AFTER your release to hit the high notes in "You Know I'm No Good."

Wow- what a cool little hole in the wall. Came in with friends and had the best wine. The owners,…read moreJim and Rachel, were beyond welcoming. I'll be back with more friends in the future. Highly recommend!

Red House in downtown Renton never misses…read more I've been here multiple times and the consistency is honestly what keeps me coming back -- great service, amazing food, every single time. Plus, lots of free parking (huge win for DT Renton). The space itself is quirky in the best way -- cozy, charming, and just feels good to be in. We ordered the Crispy Pork Shank and WOW. So tender and flavorful, and that creamy mushroom orzo + rosemary cream combo is unreal. Also had the Bleu Cheese & Caramelized Onion Steak Frites -- perfectly cooked, rich, and super satisfying with those fries. Drinks were on point too -- solid beer on tap and a really good Cabernet. Service was incredible -- attentive, friendly, and just overall made the experience even better. Food: AMAZING Service: AMAZING Vibes: Cozy + quirky perfection Red House stays on my favorites list.

This place was surprisingly crowded for a weekday, so my friend and I were glad we made a…read morereservation ahead of time. We were immediately intrigued because it is a popular recommended spot, and it has a genuinely warm, welcoming atmosphere since the restaurant is inside an actual house. Our server was wonderful, being very patient and giving us great recommendations since it was our first time. We ended up ordering the Korean chicken wings along with a special they were running: a cranberry brie sandwich with sweet potato fries. We also both ordered their raspberry mule, which paired well with the meal. Because we enjoyed everything so much, we decided to get dessert. Tip: make sure you ask what the options are, as we couldn't find them on the menu. Overall, this was a great dinner spot. There is plenty of parking right out front, and everyone we met during our stay was kind and respectful. I will definitely be coming back during the summer!

Valentina Wine Bar is such a great spot. The owner absolutely hustles and always brings a positive,…read morewelcoming vibe -- you can tell how much care she puts into the place. It never feels forced, just genuinely good energy. The flatbreads are unreal (from Milan), and the wine selection is really well thought out. She's great at helping you pick something you'll like and has definitely helped me branch out and try new wines I wouldn't normally order. The vibe is super chill with great music. It works just as well for a date as it does for getting some work done or just relaxing with a glass of wine. Highly recommend.

Stopped here for a glass of wine with a friend on a weekday evening. The vibes are gorgeous- it is…read moresuch a cool space and is immediately captivating. They do have a good wine list, but the pricing is HIGH. Think $25-$45 PER GLASS. Some of the wines this made sense for, but they really should consider adding a wine or two below $25 per glass. I have my WSET 2 and know a decent amount about wines so could understand why some of them were priced like this, but the whole menu being this high was strange. $32 for a glass of pinot noir didn't sit right with me. We asked to do flights so we could try a few things, but they said they were only doing glass pours. We asked for a rec for an acidic, fruity red and felt like the gal just told us the most expensive non-tannic red on the menu. Fine. For $32 a glass, I would not order what I got again. We headed to a restaurant after and got $14 glass pours that we preferred. This is a great place to go to impress someone with the chic vibes, but good wine can be found elsewhere at a fraction of the price. I do see the appeal though. It was also pretty loud when we went, so we chose to finish our conversation elsewhere.

This spot is so cute and one of the best places I've found around Seattle for casual weekend music,…read morebut come early as they fill up fast. They have a band playing almost every Friday and Saturday (probably other days too) with no cover charge, and it's a wine bar with pretty good wines! Food is simple Italian bar food like pizza, salad, etc.

Vino Bella is a wonderful place to have a nice evening and a good glass of wine. The music varies…read moreeach night and the space is quite often full. Go and enjoy.

Very nice place. I really love atmosphere here Very…read moredelicious food here Very recommend to try

First time here and certainly not last! What a cute atmosphere with intimate setting. The service…read morewas very attentive. All food served together for our table or 4. Portions are filling. We got the Rigatoni con Salsicca with no cream and it was delicious with pasta cooked al dente. The lobster ravioli was good but very seafood taste if that's what you're looking for. Dessert menu has something for everyone. Tiramisu made in house. Affogato was a good serving. The lava cake was perfectly warmed up. Parking is parallel parking in this walking area.

I organized a party for my wife's 50th birthday at Capri Cellars and the staff was absolutely…read moreamazing. They helped with all of the details including food/drink recommendations and the price was very affordable (compared to similar places in Bellevue for example). Most importantly, the majority of my party guests commented to me how great the environment was, how pleasant the staff was and how delicious the beverages were! I would highly recommend Capri Cellars for someone looking for a very chill environment to host a get-together with friends.

Excellent wine selection. Fun flights to choose from at a reasonable price. Three six ounce pours…read morefor price $18-28, depending on what you get. I chose the adventure flight. Three wines from other countries. One white and two reds. The white from France, one of the reds from France and the other from Spain. (I think). lol, I love the way the flight is served on a cute stand. The premade cards show your choices from left to right. 10% off wine bottle to go when you check in on Yelp. Thank you!! Yes please. A nice bottle of wine from France. Chill vibes and friendly service. Make this a perfect spot to start the weekend. Food is most likely not made in site, but was a nice addition to the flight. WA wines are winning me over to moving here. Cheers and SYOY!

I love this cute spot and had another fun evening out with a friend and appreciated the great…read moreservice, thoughtful and delicious cheese board, and great wine selection. So happy to have it nearby!

Small quaint spot great ambiance and style inside the service was top notch and friendly. They have…read morea wonderful variety and selection of wines! Will definitely be back!