Have you discovered VintEdge yet?…read more Whether you're stopping in for dinner, meeting friends for drinks, or looking for a place to unwind, we'd love to have you! Happy Hour Tuesday-Saturday, 4-6 PM -- enjoy $2 OFF all cocktails, wines by the glass, and beers on our menu! (Closed Mondays.) Sunday Brunch -- because weekends are better with brunch! Seasonal drink specials are also coming soon, so stay tuned on our instagram @vintedge_winebar Sharing our menu so more people can get to know us and everything VintEdge has to offer. We hope to see some new faces soon! Affiliated with Wolfgang's Steak House vintedgewinebarsomerville@gmail.com 9085757474 117 West Main Street, Somerville, NJ 08876

This is a combo review of 2 visits. As they were both FIVE STARS you'll be okay…read more Visit one: Last month I was feeling frisky ::meow:: after a work event at the courthouse and wasn't ready to go home. I literally said to myself as I drove around Somerville that I wish there was a wine or cocktail bar for...mature people like myself to chill at. So I looked up wine bars and boom - VintEdge was right down the street. I came in around 9pm, picked a comfy seat by the window, and ordered. Can you believe I had never had an espresso martini until that evening?? So my first was a pumpkin espresso martini. Well I may have had 2. And another drink. Ahem. The service was great, not fussy, and I wasn't rushed even as we approached last call. Visit 2: having heard about my great experience there alone, my cousin arranged to meet me there last week. Or so she thought. Through a series of mutual miscommunications, I was here at the crib waiting for her, while she was at the wine bar waiting for me. Once we figured that out, she got us some food to go and we ate here at home. Verdict: -excellent seating options - stools, couches, chairs -food is so so good. Tartare, truffle fries. Fig jam pizza -drinks include awesome bottles and seasonal takes on old favorites This could be my new spot.

We stumbled upon The Ice House bottle shop adjacent to the Sergeantsville Inn restaurant this past…read moreSaturday. What a treat! Salene took us through a beautiful 4 part wine tasting, which had us traveling from upstate NY, Spain, France, and Napa. We learned a lot, laughed a lot, and went home with an amazing Rioja! Salene was very knowledgeable and very welcoming. I think the tastings only happen on Saturday's, and they are always curated with a different theme in mind. Small but great selection of various liquors also!

This was my first time here, some of the people in my group have been here many times before and…read morehighly recommended it. This restaurant does catering and can do parties like mine. I can see why this restaurant was chosen. We were a group of 10 people celebrating a Christmas Party. We had a reservation and were seated immediately. The dining room itself was lovely. It was decorated beautifully with Christmas decorations, a large Christmas Tree in the corner. They have a mantle over the fireplace that was lit up and decorated with Christmas lights. What made this room extra special was the gigantic fireplace that had a roaring fire going as we sat and enjoyed our food and each other's company. The setting was traditional and on each wall were framed pictures. I kind of felt like I was in a Southern home. In a separate room was a nice size bar with flatscreen TV's. We started off with cocktails and appetizers. The dishes that were chosen: MUSSELS ALA VINO- I got them in a marinara sauce with garlic crostini for dipping. The mussels were delicious. CALAMARI FRUTTI- fried calamari with capers, black olives, sun dried tomatoes, and caramelized onions. Along with TRADITIONAL FRIED CALAMARI-with MARINARA. Both Calamari' dishes were delicious. MOZZARELLA EN CAROZZA- Served with marinara sauce. These were crunchy and the middle oozed with fresh melted mozzarella. LITTLE NECK CLAMS AND SAUSAGE- Lemon, garlic, herbs, crostini. These clams were sweet and smokey from the sausage. WINGS- (Medium Heat) the wings were crispy and flavorful. For my entree I chose their Special. STUFFED FLOUNDER WITH CRABMEAT-It was light and tasty. It also came with a vegetable risotto, which was really delicious. Other dishes that were chosen were PORK OSSO BUCCO-Vegetable risotto, and pan gravy POLLO PARMIGIANA-Boneless breast of chicken breaded with marinara and melted mozzarella POLLO MILANESE-Boneless breast of chicken pan-fried topped with arugula, onions, tomato, balsamic vinaigrette SALMON-Pan-roasted salmon with pesto sauce, seasonal vegetable saute, roasted potatoes GAMBERI SCAMPI-Jumbo shrimp, lemon, garlic, herbs, over spaghetti PENNE VODKA-Peas, prosciutto, a touch of cream, tomato, and a splash of vodka. We then went on to desserts. TIRAMISU, LEMON SORBET, TARTUFO, ICE CREAM SUNDAE, RED VELVET CAKE. Everyone in our group thoroughly enjoyed their dinner and their desserts. It was a very relaxing and peaceful evening. Our server was wonderful and very attentive. Even the owner came over and checked on us. I would definitely return and try some other dishes.

Tried Brunello's on a Friday night, here's the review. 4 people , 3 very mediocre dishes and one…read morethat was less than mediocre. But before I go into the food, let me address something I've never seen before on a bill. I ordered a Bourbon mixed with Diet Coke and the $15 charge was broken into three separate charges: $12 for whiskey; $2.50 for "whiskey prep rocks" (adding ice?); and $1.50 for "whiskey prep mixed" (mixing it?). What???? The first proseco served to another diner was outright flat, it was replaced. Meal. I ordered veal scalloppine picata and the meat tasted nothing like veal as it was a tough chew. My wife had the shrimp with risotto and she said the shrimp was ok but risotto was flavorless. Indeed, it's the first time I ever saw almost all the risotto left on the plate. The chicken milanesa someone else ordered came out cold in the first round and properly replaced with a new serving however everyone else's meal had to wait so we could eat together. Our waitress was nice but not very experienced and perhaps a little flustered. Brought out the dinners but hadn't bussed the appetizer plates in advance, It's actually not her job so I think they just lack help. The clams and sausage appetizer was very good. Perhaps the place had a bad night, but frankly for $300 with tip for 4 people was simply not worth it. Glad we tried it but it will likely be a one and done for us.

Excellent service, Chis good service, food is great I'm recommend , the atmosphere is amazingread more

We enjoyed our evening at nectar Wine Bar. The outdoor patio is adorable and quaint, perfect for a…read moredate night. The wine list is outstanding. We ordered four different dishes, two of which were excellent and two of which were just OK. I'd highly recommend the Korean chicken wings and the meatball sliders. My husband said the wings were some of the best he's had. However, the scallop dish was pretty good, but nothing I would order again. The Saganaki dish was really just lacking flavor and the bread was incredibly stale.

Alex was our waitress for our wine tasting and was so so amazing!!! She legit knew everything about…read moreeach wine and was so so sweet. Can't recommend more such an amazing person and experience.

It's always a lovely time visiting the Beneduce Vineyards. Today I did the wine tasting and enjoyed…read moretheir seasonal selection of wines, 3 white and 2 red. The bartender was quite knowledgeable about the wines and poured nicely. It was a great experience. I also enjoy going to the outdoor portion in the afternoon where there is no cover and you can have a picnic on their grounds with some wine. They have food trucks too, but more come in the evenings when they have the live band. They even have a private event space that hosts bridal showers and other functions in a nice relaxing atmosphere. All in all, Benedict is a beautiful vineyard with something for everyone.

Sooooo please with this establishment! Nailed it for sure! Everything from the ambience to the…read moreservice was fantastic! What a gem! So pleasantly surprised. Will be visiting soon! The ricotta and sourdough was amazing. Wine selection and flights were great!

We returned with friends and had an excellent lunch. The ambience is understated elegance. The…read moreservice is very attentive and the food is just great.

Come here for the amazing food and service! Someone told me to come here for access to the amazing…read moreTroon beer on tap. But we will come back a second time for the wonderful food and service. This farm to table concept is on a lovely property in a charming old farm house. The cheese board was outstanding. The bartender made my wife a perfectly and carefully executed bee's knees that was well balanced. We shared the tavern benedict with smoked trout and the fried chicken sandwich. The entire meal was amazing. They invited us to explore the house and take our time. The Troon beer was excellent and a nice perk for this venue although the bar had many impressive options in addition to the tap list. If you are in the area and you like amazing food and fine craft beer this is a must!

I'll give them a 3, based on their customer service. Our server did the bare minimum, and perhaps a…read morelittle less: He took our orders, brought the food to our table, and then brought the check. When he brought the coffee, he neglected to bring any sweetener. One of us had to get up and go to the front desk to see if they could find our server and ask him to bring sweetener. We also had to get up and find someone to ask him to bring us boxes for our leftovers at the end of the meal. I suspect the perfunctory service was tied to the obligatory 22% added to our bill for service, since we were a party of six. Our server had little incentive to excel. The food and coffee were good, though pricey. Ambience is converted early 19th century farmhouse. Lovely!

This winery was a great experience for a weekday , but they were short staffed the evening we came…read more The port wine and peach wine were a hit, as were the cheese boards, fruits, veggie and bread dishes.

I am a proud member at this winery, I've been to countless events, including their comedy night and…read morecelebrity charity events, I've had amazing opportunities to meet great people and try some of the best wines in the New Jersey area. The ambience is unmatched, I personally get a cabana with every visit and I leave my guests in a comfort coma lol, everyone is always so impressed by the food, the land, the sophistication with touch of lively staff! I can't recommend this winery enough. Im a walking spokesperson trust me!

Wow. I don't have a clue how to describe this experience, but I can honestly say it wasn't like…read moreanything I've ever encountered at a winery. Tons of convenient parking? Well, no. After the fifth car or so shows up, you're going to have a bit of an adventure figuring out where to put your own. There are random offshoots from the unpaved driveway with handmade parking signs, but it can get dicey. At least one giant room with high ceilings and a ton of space to move around in? Well, no. It's honestly more like a garage that hasn't been cleaned out in 20 years. Countryside views of a vineyard to admire? Well, no. There was a chicken coop. A port-a-potty with a flower pot or two nearby. About 20 random buckets just outside collecting dust. And trees. Lots of trees. Every consistent trait I've seen from a winery was openly flouted here, and yet it worked and was easily one of my all-time favorites. I stopped by with an old chum on Saturday afternoon, unfortunately not for very long (which is what happens when you just decide that the DMV inspection site is going to be open on Veterans Day. Lesson learned.). I stumbled across a review of this place a few weeks earlier and my quirk radar went off. One of my tribe had opened a winery. I could feel it. It was less than a 10-minute drive from the Point Pleasant area on Route 32. If you're not that comfortable navigating some of these old school Bucks County roads, I'd strongly recommend confirming your GSP is working before embarking on this journey - the signal is rough in the valley, and I definitely had to manually jigger around with Google Maps more than I wanted to. This is by no means an insult, but Desiato's is one discarded bathtub away from being considered an out-and-out hoarder situation. It's SO overstimulating to look around, both inside and out. There are random items everywhere; it feels like you're in a kitschy antique store, or one of the early incarnations of a TGI Fridays with random ephemera on the wall. It's a sight. The service to me is what really sets this apart though. We were greeted effusively at the door by the proprietor Lou (short for Luigi), who asked for our names and remembered them throughout our visit - and by the end was hollering across the room to me, "Em! You can pay here!" It felt so comfortable in there, and reaches a level of hospitality you honestly don't really encounter in a non-Michelin establishment. Truly wild, truly amazing. The wine almost ends up being an afterthought, which is pretty insane. I obviously have to come back for a much longer visit, but we only had time for a quick nip. I ordered a hot wine that had spicy nutmeg vibes to it (it started with an I and was certainly an Italian name), and hit the spot - given that it was hovering in the high 40s, it was seasonably appropriate to boot. The only downside was that we took our drinks outside to continue exploring, which meant my last few sips were colder, but that's the life I chose. Just to top this off, when we came back in to pay, there was just a random cat on the counter (bring your Benadryl if needed). His name was Oakie (sp?). My only regret on this visit besides the short duration was that I never confirmed if he was named after a Chardonnay description or a Dust Bowl inhabitant.

Traveling back roads home to CT after the Villanova hockey game on a Sunday night my wife saw this…read moreWinery on the map and said let's stop. Wow, so glad we did!! What a unique little place with such wonderful hosts. Thought we would just stop in, check it out, maybe grab a quick tasting. We ended up staying for almost 2 hours. The conversation, the stories, the service, and the wine was excellent!! We had a blast and will be making this a regular stop on our trips to Villanova.

Quite a pleasant surprise finding a decent winery in NJ. Coming from Napa/Sonoma area I had never…read moretruly appreciated wines in the Jersey / NY area, but the dry rose we tried today was delightful. Maybe it's because it's made with my favorite cab franc grapes and was quite dry - perfect on a hot day. Service was friendly, plenty of seating around the barn outdoors and several areas inside first and second floors. Came here for a July 4th event and it seemed very popular amongst locals.

Went on a frigid Saturday afternoon. Enjoyed some wine tastings. The staff was busy but were able…read moreto provide intimate experience nonetheless. Live music was happening, people were milling about. Grilled Cheese was being offered. Very nice ambiance added to the whole experience. Kudos to our wine "guide".