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4.5 (2 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Elusive Grape - Charcuterie platters.

Elusive Grape

4.4(59 reviews)
0.3 mi
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Excellent spot to catch a break from walking around DeLand when shopping in the area…read more I have never eaten here but the food that staff was delivering to customers around us looked delicious. On our most recent visit we stopped for a few drinks during the annual Fall Festival of the Arts. There are several monitors available to watch the big game or other sporting event. There is plenty of seating around the main bar, multiple hi-top tables available throughout the restaurant, more seating near the storefront window so you can people watch, and several other comfortable couches available where you can just lounge-out. Happy Hour Drink specials are Tue thru Friday 2pm to 6pm. See attached photo of menu for more details. Their beer pricing is very reasonable. Domestics are $3.50, Local brews & Specialty Brews were $6-$7, and Premium pints are $6. They offer 3oz and 6oz glasses of wine, which is great if you don't want to drink too much or are not sure if you will like something. A 6oz glass of domestic wine will run you $10, and Imported $8-$15. They also offer wine flights if that is something you are interested in. Appetizers range from $9-$15; Charcuterie Boards range from $15-$35; Large Salads cost about $14; and Sandwiches are $14. I love the vibe of this place, it is very laid back and relaxed. All the customers look like they are just chill and having a good time. I love being lazy and sipping on a cold beer on their super comfy couches. The bartender working today was very friendly and let me sample two of my beers before purchase. There was also a floater checking-in with guests at hi-tops and the couches to see if there was anything else we needed. All-n-all, an awesome experience and I will be back next time I am in the area.

Super cute wine bar with a great selection. I felt like i walked into someone's living room. It was…read morewarm and welcoming. Service was knowledgeable and very attentive. Although not on the menu, I was able to do a flight which allowed me to find the perfect glass for the moment. The charcuterie board was delish, just wish there had been a bit more variety in cracker/bread selection. The pork croquette was good, slightly different presentation from what I had expected but yummy nonetheless.

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Abbey Bar

Abbey Bar

4.4(78 reviews)
0.3 mi
•$$

I have been several times. I have great food and great drinks and a relaxed atmosphereread more

Abbey Bar is located in Deland, we recently visited with some friends who live closer to the area…read more This was quite the drive for us in Winter Garden, so I don't think it would be a place we would go a lot but we did enjoy our time there. This will definitely be a place to go when we visit our friends. This is what the name implies, a bar, nothing else. They have tables, seating at the bar and high-top tables. They have a few food options, mostly appetizers with a few sandwiches and quesadillas. We did not get any food since we had just eaten dinner. Apparently, their cowboy candy is the most popular item, its candied jalapenos over cream cheese with crackers. Maybe next time. They do sell bottle beer; it is really what most of the alcohol consists of. They do have their menu divided into categories so if you know what you are looking for it helps. They also have draft beer which rotates throughout the year, so there might be something new on the menu. I personally am not a huge fan of specialty beer like sours, and porters, but my husband is so he really enjoyed looking through the different options. I honestly cannot remember the two beer my husband tried but I know one had a really high ABV and the other one was really sour. He seemed to enjoy both, so I guess that's good. I choose to get a glass of wine instead. They have only a few wine options but also have mead. I have never had it before, but our friends were very much fans of it. The wine selection is small, but I just went with a Moscato. All in all, this is a fine bar if you are in the area. I would say if you were not a beer fan this might not be for you. They do not make any liquor style drinks only beer and wine. All in all, not bad, we would for sure go back when visiting friends in the area.

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Kenny's Grocery

Kenny's Grocery

4.6(8 reviews)
5.4 mi
•$$

I was very surprised when I walked into this grocery store. I only came in to buy lottery, but was…read moresurprised to see good beers on the shelves. I got my lottery tickets and decided to investigate further. Well, Kenny's selection is very good, especially for a grocery store in Orange City or north of Orlando. I found very good bottle, recent releases, and lots of fancy European beer. I absolutely recommend this shop to any craft beer enthusiasts. Remember: not all beer or beer types age well.

I love and hate this store. I love that they've got a (theoretically) great beer selection kind of…read morein the middle of nowhere. In fact, I've seen some bottles there that not even ABC or Total Wine carry. That being said, I think the store would be better considered a beer museum. Seems like 90% of the stock is ANCIENT. I've never seen so many old, dusty bottles in one place. Based on the stock in the cooler, it's clear that most of their sales are coming from fizzy yellow macros, malt liquors and FMBs (which is normal for most liquor stores). But if you're going to cater to the craft beer crowd (as it appears they're doing based on their Facebook feed), you can't be having IPAs that went out of code during the Obama administration on your shelf at full price (or at all, for that matter). Prices are also way higher than average. Probably about 25-40% higher than what you'd pay at ABC or Total Wine. Sure, they've got a lot of high ABV, rare releases like Founders KBS, Bell's Black Note, and pretty much everything from The Bruery. BUT, since the stuff is so old there's no way those prices can be justified (if they were fresh off the delivery truck - maybe, but not when they're covered in dust). Lastly, what this store really gets wrong is that they don't let you mix-a-six. Mixing a six-pack of 12oz bottles is standard operating procedure at every true bottle shop. I saw a lot of 12oz singles I wanted to buy, but I didn't want the entire 4 or 6-pack. To be fair, they do have a shelf of a handful of selections they allow you to mix, but even the average Publix has a bigger selection than this. KENNY, if you're reading this - please contact me! I'm a professional craft beer consultant. It's my job to make stores like yours realize their potential. P.S. Why is it called Kenny's Grocery? There's very little food sold here. The vast majority of their wares is alcohol, smokes, and lottery tickets. It should be called Kenny's Vice Dispensary.

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