This place is local and super cute. The owner is someone from Richwood, who is married to an Iranian woman and is really involved in the neighborhood. I love the ones that they have by the glass and the shared plates. I didn't get a chance to try the main dishes but I tried the charcuterie and tomato toast and that was delicious and the olives with chimichurri I'd seems like a lot of their wines are from Italy. I went on a Saturday night at 6 PM and it was pretty empty which is great. It got a bit crowded I believe around eight and then it emptied out again. I left at 10pm and there wasn't there was one couple left. They let you have half glasses, which is much more affordable, but easily racks up. However, I was able to try about four different wines with my half glasses so that equal to two expensive full glasses of wine. I love the place, but it's definitely on the expensive side will only be coming for a special occasion. read more