I came to Clementine's for one of their weekly wine tastings. It was a lovely intimate setting…read morewhere they gave a detailed background on four different wines. The tasting also included tapas that complimented the flavors of the wine. The presenters were extremely knowledgeable and were able to answer any question. The wines were very obviously very high quality. I took advantage of the 15% discount offered with the tasting and took one of the wines home. I recommend coming to Clementine's if you want to find first-rate wines.

Here's a more polished and natural version of your review:…read more The perfect Spanish experience--it truly made me feel as though I were in Spain. Great wine, delicious tapas, and wonderful people. What more could you ask for? Congratulations to the exceptional professionals who have created and continue to run this incredible hidden gem. It's a place where you can truly experience the authentic essence of Spain. Thank you for such a memorable experience!

I came here one weekend with my partner and another couple to enjoy the tour and wine tasting. The…read moretour was very informative and the guide was very knowledge, I was able to ask many questions which she knew the answers to. I loved how the tour was small making it feel like a more intimate experience. They gave us a sample of their guava cider which was absolutely delicious, we actually ended up purchasing some to take home. The wine tasting was so fun as we were able to choose which ones we wanted to try. The servers were so helpful and knowledge on which ones to try and which to stay away from if there was one in particular you didnt like. The grounds were also very beautiful. Overall, this was a fun activity to do on a Saturday!

We attended Schnebly's Mother's Day brunch and left extremely disappointed…read more Our group spent over $350 expecting a premium holiday brunch experience based on the advertising, but unfortunately it did not come close to meeting expectations. The food quality was underwhelming for the price. Buffet stations were frequently empty and took a long time to be refilled. The chicken paella was so salty it was nearly inedible, and the fried chicken was dry and lacked flavor. Overall, the food felt more comparable to a basic hotel breakfast buffet than a $65-per-person Mother's Day event. Service was also lacking. Our waiter rarely checked on our table, and we repeatedly had to get up and seek assistance ourselves. Several aspects of the event felt misleading. There was no clear indication during booking that the event would primarily be outdoors. We were seated in one of the elevated booths in the back where the fans provided very little airflow, making it uncomfortable. The advertised "live music" consisted of a single performer who was barely audible from our table. To add to the disappointment, the waterfall walkway was closed, which was one of the features we were most looking forward to enjoying while visiting the property. The only bright spots were the woman working at the front, who was kind and professional, and the employee at the omelet station, who was friendly and attentive. We chose Schnebly's for a special Mother's Day celebration because we had high expectations for both the venue and the experience. Unfortunately, we left feeling that the event did not deliver the quality, service, or value that was advertised. I also reached out directly to management regarding these concerns and, as of the time of this review, have not received a response.

Vinoteca is a small, cozy wine bar on Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove with a handful of indoor and…read moreoutdoor tables and about 1/2 dozen stools at the bar. They sell bottles of wine, imported olive oils, lots of (mostly European) wines by the glass, and light bites like charcuterie, small pizzas and popcorn. We've come here a few times, our dog was welcome, staff were friendly and outgoing, offering us various tabletop games like tic-tac-toe to pass the time, and once we'd both ordered a few glasses of wine, they offered us complimentary popcorn - something they normally charge for. Wines on their "by the glass" menu average about $16 each, and most staff pour them behind the bar where they have a gauge to measure out each one. The food prep area behind the bar is quite small (which is why they don't have a large menu), but so is this little gem of a wine spot in general. It's cozy, eclectic and great for a glass of wine and a small snack, or a nightcap after having dinner elsewhere. It's good for singles at the bar, or an intimate spot for couples and smaller groups. Vinoteca seems to have found their niche, and they've filled it quite nicely. That said, I'm not sure the staff, at least the ones working on the nights we've come, have a lot of knowledge about wines or are in the position to talk at length about their various selections.

I feel bad that I hadn't taken the time to write a review for Vinoteca yet. My first visit was…read moreabout a year ago, for a couple glasses of wine and snacks on a Saturday afternoon with my husband, and baby (now outings with a toddler are a bit too lively to patronize a wine shop). Another time was a weeknight evening with some fellow moms, and another was for a wine tasting that we noticed as we walked by. Sometimes, I have just stopped in to buy a bottle to take to dinner. Each visit has been great. It's a really cozy, welcoming place, with walls of wines of varying price points. The wine by the glass and snack/tapas menu is perfect, and if you are interested in having one of the many bottles that they sell, you will find knowledgeable help in identifying something you'll enjoy (and maybe something you haven't heard of before), at a price you are comfortable with.

Went to Lagniappe on a Friday night and, as expected, it was a packed house! Thank goodness I know…read morehow to hustle because I somehow managed to snag us a table Definitely worth it though. The vibe outside was amazing such a great atmosphere for a night out with friends. Their wine selection is solid! We shared a bottle of Moscato, and I also had a Cabernet Sauvignon. For food, we got a charcuterie board with brie, baguette, olives, and salami, and everything was delicious. Such a simple but perfect pairing with the wine. Only small downside was that inside could definitely use better air conditioning because it got pretty warm. But overall, the vibes, wine, and food made for a great night. Will definitely be back!

Great Miami vibe without the jacked up Miami tourist trap prices…read more This place was a pleasant surprise for the price and atmosphere considering it is in Miami. They have a limited menu but the food was flavorful. Very cool casual chill spot with a friendly atmosphere and live music in front. It kinda reminds me of a speakeasy vibe with the courtyard dining at the back of the building. Now I will have to come here every time I visit Miami.

Excellent happy hour place. First impression was a little weird when I arrived because it's a…read morewarehouse but once you're inside it's really nice and cozy. They have good quality house wine with many selections. Waitress was cordial and efficient. Live music sounded really good.

D'cata is a tiny space that is half bar, half wine shop. I came with a large group to celebrate a…read morebirthday and we had their largest table reserved. The small space really promotes a lot of conversation and closeness. Aside from the music playing, they also ended up having a live singer on a Friday night. The atmosphere was a lot of fun amd very raucous. It's a great venue for a medium or small group to have some wine and a good time. The service was a little slow, though, and it took a little longer than it should have to order a glass of wine and pay.

Chèvre has the best Reuben in Miami period. It's expensive but it is worth it. The staff is great…read more There isn't much seating and they run out of things. All that being said I love this place and frequent this establishment

I was so excited to try Chevre's sandwiches because I had heard great things. I ordered 3…read moresandwiches on Uber Eats to try some of the options. The Italiana and Bresaola were tasty but the Spaniard was terrible. While the first two tasted fine, they didn't seem fresh and for sure not worth the price. The Spaniard was much smaller than the others and seemed like it was put in a panini press as it was so flat and hard. Looked nothing like the pictures online. The marmalade jam was so sweet and the quality of the chorizo and prosciutto were lacking. Hard and chewy. I was so disappointed. I recommend getting your sandwiches somewhere else.

First time here. Tapas style. Dates and queso azul a must! Loved them. Garbanzos fritos, loved…read morethem. Arroz encocado con langosta, not worth the $24.99. Small portion, one and done. Albóndigas Happy Wine, again small portion $11.99. Tasty, but one and done. Flan de queso manchego, a little different than regular Cuban flan. Definitely taste the cheese and thicker texture. My wife and I had 2 sangrias $9 each. Nice pour, fruit on the bottom, very nice. My brother in law had the burger that he said was good. Only served with house made chips. Secret is to go on Wednesday for 1/2 off on burgers. Lunch combo specials $12.99-$13.99 Lunch bowl combo $19.99-$21.99 Free wine tasting on Tuesdays.

July 4, 2026. After…read moreleaving work, I went straight to Happy Wine Calle Ocho. Even though I wasn't sure they'd be open due to the holiday, they were it was still before 5pm. There were very few tables occupied and only one person at the bar. My usual spot was available, so I sat at the bar without hesitation. Greta welcomed me and handed me a menu. I noticed they have a new menu with a very nice design. As usual, they also offer daily specials. To my disappointment, when I tried to order one of the specials the Branzino Mediterraneo & Risotto Greta told me it had already run out. I ended up ordering the Steamed Mussels instead. For my drink, I was undecided between wine or beer, and she recommended the Inedit Damm. The beer was very good you could clearly taste many of the ingredients. The mussels arrived with bread and butter, plus some tasty house made potato chips on the side. The texture and overall flavor were phenomenal you could see and taste the pieces of pancetta and the thin slices of garlic. I ended up using a spoon to enjoy every bit of the broth and ingredients. I also noticed that both the bar and tables have purse hooks, which is a very practical and thoughtful detail. I finished with a glass of white wine and headed home until next time.

I met Alessandra at a wine event and learned that her company teaches many classes on wine and even…read moresake. I've been thinking of taking the WSET exam to get some more solid knowledge of wine, and after comparing different places offering the course as well as online options, I decide to take the class here. Located in the SunTrust building, the academy is easily accessible and there's garage as well as street parking around. The class is a small in size so it's good for sharing experience and opinions. Alessandra is readily available to answer questions during and after class, and she gives useful tips in preparing for the exam. The course really helped me in calibrating my palate to the WSET standard, as well as broadening my horizon and introducing me to less common wines, such as Hungarian tokaji and Australian riesling. In the end, I felt that regardless of whether I pass the exam or not, the course was totally worthwhile, because it has given me a lot of knowledge and the tool to better appreciate wine.

What an incredible time I had yesterday at the Florida Wine Academy for my Wine Class…read more I have so many reasons to go back, from the impeccable place, inside and outside, to the wonderful and well-prepared class, directed by Ms. Nicole. She emailed us, two days before, and asked us if we have any food allergies since they will provide some snacks to pair with the wines. She also gave us the address and explained to us how to get there and where to park. I parked in a public garage for $5.00, this was not my best choice, because I'm not used to walking alone downtown, but it wasn't that bad after all. I went into the Sun-trust building, a beautiful tall building. The academy is on the 22nd floor as Nicole told us in her email. Once I got there, we went to this room where she had everything set up as you can see in my pictures, so pretty and organized. That's one of the most important things for me, how well organized and neat everything was. I need all those, in order for me to learn and enjoy myself the way I did. She started the class as a Professor will, telling us about herself and that, made me happy, such a prepared person is teaching me about wine...wow. The way she directed the class, with all the details, from guiding us where to buy wines, to open up our senses. Smell, Taste, and Body, were words we used during the whole class since we learned from her how to categorize each different wine, from all the six we had. As we were learning, smelling, and trying the wines, she also told us how to pair them with food and gave us tips on which wine will go good or better with the food we choose. With the wines we tried, we had some nuts, cheese and crackers, grapes, and dark chocolate...Yummy! They also offer all the 4 levels of WSET classes, plus labs like the one I went and more. You can always call or check their website for more information. Honestly, after trying this class yesterday, I don't feel so embarrassed to try the leveled classes and get my certification, because they way they teach you, you can actually learn and move forward. Que increíblemente bien la pase ayer en la Florida Wine Academy en mi clase de vinos. Tengo muchas razones para volver; desde el lugar​ tan​ impecable, dentro y fuera, a la clase maravillosa y bien preparada, dirigida por la Sra. Nicole. Ella nos envió un correo electrónico, dos días antes, y nos preguntó si teníamos alguna alergia a los alimentos, ya que proporcionarán algunos aperitivos para acompañar a los vinos. Ella también nos dio la dirección y nos explicó cómo llegar y dónde estacionar. ​Estacion​é en un garaje público por $ 5.00, esta no era mi mejor opción, porque no estoy acostumbrada a caminar sola en el centro de la ciudad, pero no fue tan malo después de todo. Entré en el edificio Sun-trust, un hermoso y alto edificio. La academia está en el piso 22, como nos dijo Nicole en su correo electrónico. Una vez que llegué allí, fuimos al salón donde ella tenía todo preparado como puedes ver en mis fotos, tan lindo y organizado. Esa es una de las cosas más importantes para mí, qué tan bien organizado y ordenado era todo. Necesito todos esto para poder aprender y disfrutar como lo hice. Comenzó la clase como profesora, contándonos sobre ella y eso, me hizo feliz, una persona tan preparada me está enseñando sobre el vino ... wao. La forma en que dirigió la clase, con todos los detalles, desde guiarnos a dónde comprar vinos, a abrir nuestros sentidos. Olor, Sabor y Cuerpo fueron palabras que utilizamos durante toda la clase, ya que aprendimos de ella cómo categorizar cada vino diferente, de los seis que probamos. Mientras aprendíamos, olíamos y probamos los vinos, ella también nos dijo cómo combinarlos con la comida y nos dio consejos sobre qué vino iría bien o mejor con la comida que elijamos. Con los vinos que probamos, tuvimos nueces, queso y galletas, uvas y chocolate negro ... ¡delicioso! También ofrecen los 4 niveles de clases de WSET, además de laboratorios como el que fui y más. Siempre puede llamar o consultar su sitio web para obtener más información. Honestamente, después de probar esta clase ayer, no me siento tan avergonzada de probar las clases niveladas y obtener mi certificación, porque de la forma en que te enseñan, en realidad puedes aprender y seguir adelante.