Stopped by this wine bar and had a pretty enjoyable visit overall. The space feels open and…read morerelaxed, with plenty of seating options depending on whether you want something more social or a quieter corner. The wine and cocktail list is thoughtfully put together, and there are some interesting choices worth exploring. The small plates were tasty and paired nicely with the drinks, though not everything was especially memorable. Service was friendly and knowledgeable when engaged, but at times it took a bit longer to get attention than expected. Still, its a nice spot to unwind, especially if youre in the mood to try something a little different without too much pressure.

Only dropped in for drinks before the ballet. (This is a convenient place to do that.) Place was…read morenot busy. Loved the vibe. Was greeted when we entered and we opted to sit at the bar. I tried the Who Do You Think You Are! I Am cocktail (green apple vodka, citrus cordial, apple-walnut bitters, white wine and egg whites). I usually shy away from egg topped cocktails but this was delicious. Alas, my friends' aperol spritz and sangria were not. In fact, the sangria had an almost chemical taste. I would return especially in Monday nights for jazz.

Tried to go here on a Friday afternoon around 3:30PM…read more Door was locked, lights were off...no business hours posted. Looks cute inside... Per yelp, it should be open. Tried to call the number on yelp and was disconnected. Bummer because I was excited to try.... Would recommend adding hours to front of business!

Great place to chill, book club or HH. Great wine selection, even with wine flight. Seating is…read moresuper eclectic with antique furniture. Plants galore with potting items and even a few non plant gift items.

JUICE ROCKS!!!! He serviced us outside and was so personable and kind! Drinks were so good yay!read more

Juice was the man, Gabe closed us out, super cool guys would definitely ask for them in the futureread more

I was pretty excited to try this place out. It was a very busy Saturday just around 12:30. There…read morewere lots of girl groups celebrating the holidays. This is a great place to do this. There is an abundance of wine to choose from. Our server was rushed (and they were packed) and I didn't get a lot of direction on the wine so I just ordered a white sampler and just asked for three dry varieties. The first one I tried (Collan) was not dry in my opinion. The Triple was drier but my favorite was the Fume. I really got hints of pinion in this final one and ordered another 5 oz. of it. We tried the avocado bruschetta to start. It was four big pieces of good bread but was more avocado toast than bruschetta. I would probably go with a different appetizer next time. We both tried the burgers. I went with the mushroom-gouda one. It was over done and not seasoned at all. The gouda was nice and gooey and the mushrooms were seasoned well. Fries were OK. The table next to us had a couple of the flatbreads and I would try those next time. Back to the service. It was OK but our server had a tendency to just show up at our table and just stand. I would come back to try more appetizers and a flight of their red offerings. I also want to know more about the winery. Maybe after the busy holidays.

An impromptu girls night turned into so much fun! The food and apps were delicious, and our server,…read moreAlex, made sure we were well taken care of. The food was so good we didn't even stop to take pictures, but we had a combination of the Prosciutto Fig, and Goat Cheese Flatbread, Garlic Fries, and the Friday Prime Rib Dinner. Of course, we couldn't visit a wine bar without drinking wine. I had a glass of Dark Desire and ended with the Rockin Raspberry Sangria. Everything was perfect! I can't wait to go back again. It's been a while since I have been here, and I loved all of the holiday decorations!

Finally tried Ava June and loved it. Believe the owner of this place also owns Lofi and owned…read moreHodges Bend, which I love as well. This spot hits the same as those two if not better. Has the focaccia bread and butter that was killer and the trout that was great. Wife loved her steak. My waitress was cool and really helped explain the menu. The restaurant has a great look as well and love the classic floor tile. Mad I haven't already gone there and will be back.

Our first time dining at Ava June was wonderful! I'm so glad we chose it for our Valentine's…read morecelebration -- it's been on my list for quite a while. We started with champagne, and my husband ordered a Bee's Knees cocktail, which paired perfectly with our crab claw appetizer, served with a remoulade and spicy cocktail sauce. Spencer, the sommelier, guided us to a beautiful wine -- an Ashes & Diamonds Cabernet Franc -- and it was excellent. For our entrée, we had the steak frites, it was cooked perfectly. We chose the filet-cut and came with a delicate Beurre Blanc sauce, the fries, were crispy and delicious, especially with the Dijon aioli. The service was exceptional and warm/friendly. Nicky was our server and she was very kind. We're already looking forward to coming back to try the beef bourguignon, and the burger looked amazing as well. Beautiful restaurant, great atmosphere, peaceful, and the food was outstanding.

We have dined at rise Soufflé - Tulsa several times and loved the experience each time. We were…read morethere most recently for a friend's birthday lunch and thoroughly enjoyed the celebration.

Happy Hour review: I've heard really good things about…read morerise's happy hour and so we gave it a try on a Friday afternoon. Happy hour runs 3-6 PM with a minor discount on wine flights ($1 from my estimation) and cocktails. A complimentary Rillette or cheese plate is also available. These are truly small plates but they are presented beautifully and come with cornichons, olives, and port-soaked figs. Pretty much the perfect bites. I went with a wine flight and my friend went with a mimosa. After that we both needed to do a mocktail as we were driving. We tried an orange fizz and a pomegranate fizz. Both were good (and maybe even better than the real cocktail). We also got bread service. I would certainly try this again. It was a great quiet place if you are looking for a more low-key happy hour.

With three sandwiches on the menu (at the time), Gambill's was really going for quality over…read morequantity--and it paid off. I ordered the Hunter, which comes with Rabbi's Pastrami, Russian Dressing, Swiss Cheese, and Sauerkraut. Typically this comes on Rye bread, but they'd run out by the time I got there. The Housemade Club was a fine replacement though! This sandwich was so good. The sauerkraut was a 10/10 and the house cured pastrami was extremely flavorful and filling. The sandwich options come in both 6oz and 12oz. I personally think the 6oz was more than enough! Each order comes with a pickle and chips. I ate half of my sandwich right away (amazing) and then half a little later. The pastrami and saurkraut are so juicy that it did make an impact on the bottom piece of bread, BUT I still ate every bite and would still highly recommend. Just keep in mind that it is best when eating soon after you've gotten your food! Either way, you'll need some napkins close at hand.

Kinda hard being a first visit. Went for brunch with daughter. It is exactly as others (Yelp,…read moreGoogle) have reviewed. It is strictly serve yourself. For us it took a bit to get use to even in the smallish area. It's arranged in a sort of circle -- staff and food in the middle and you walk around it, getting drinks, napkins, silverware, etc. The staff seemed nice enough, opposing other reviews. They gave us menus that we took to a table to look over. It was quite small. I didn't see pastry offerings, but it was our first visit. I want to see signs -- What it is & how much$. I hate it when grocery stores can't get their signage in line with their pricing. Honestly, I don't recall which sandwiches we ordered but we both had their house cured meat. She liked it, I didn't care for it. To me it was like Sunday beef roast on a sandwich. The little shopping area is really cute. We didn't have time that day to poke around. I hope this helps you navigate your visit. It's always a good idea to know what you're getting into. We'll go back, with better knowledge.

I love this place! Today our server Chelsea let us know about an off menu item that was…read more~*absolutely*~ delicious. Wonderful menu and wonderful service. Chelsea is amazing every time! I'm always glad when she's working:,)

Glad we made reservations for brunch as it was a busy spot. Crowd was lively and we got a table in…read morethe back. The food we got was from the brunch menu. We had a Denver omelet and the croissant sandwich. A friend had the pulled pork skillett. All were good. Drinks were the Sparkling poinsetta and the brunch punch. I enjoyed the poinsetta most.

This location is almost an exact replica of the one on Cherry Street. The cocktail are good. Same…read moremenu as offered in the other location as well as a nice selection of beer. Everyone is nice and attentive and the inside is comfortable. There is also a large outdoor seating area with accommodations to account for weather. It is a bit weird to get in because it might seem closed, but the doors open.

Great service great atmosphere! The food and drinks were amazing and we can't wait to come back!read more

Walked over to have a drink while waiting for a show at another bar nearby…read more Loved the vibe at 473 I side you have a fun cocktail bar and outside please of tables and sos e for shows. This feels more like a pls e that's good for destination groups than local neighbor bars. Pro tip Ranch: if you're looking to cut calories order a ranch water from Juan. It's cucumber tequila with seltzer water and a lime. Ask him for a tiny splash of their margarita mix for extra flavor while keeping the calories low.

I've been here recently due to live music & an afterparty, their drink menu really gave me a hard…read moretime to decide because their cocktails are very put together. I really wish I remembered the drink I had the first time around, what I do remember is that it was really good. The drink I had recently was the Don Diego de La Ve & it's something I'd get again + would be my usual. Anything tequila, it's automatic (rum is right there at a very close 2nd) when it comes to an alcohol beverage + cocktail. Has addition of ancho reyes, a chile liqueur, that's super subtle in the drink along with lemon lime & agave. My homie looked at my drink & said that's something he should've ordered. *Side Note* I took a look at the menu & I'm convinced I had the Cousin Eddie (when I first visited this place). As I stated that rum is a close 2nd to tequila & the Cousin Eddie has Bumbu (rum) that I already enjoy on its own.