It's super cute and trendy-looking inside! We had a cozy spot for two people. Came for the St…read more Patty's Day drink specials which were good. Meatballs were filling and tasty. Burrata was also good with tons of tomatoes. Perfect spot to get a drink after a day on the canal! Service was good and they have coat check.

Such a great local wine bar! Went for our first time over the weekend and it was so cozy and warm…read moreand the wine selection was plentiful. The staff was also very friendly and attentive. Our evening consisted of ordering Prosecco, old fashioned's, tuna tartare and burrata. The food had a stunning presentation and tasted delicious. I thought it went very well with my Prosecco! We had such a wonderful time that I cannot wait to return.

Overall nice place tucked away. We came here for lunch one day. Wanted to try a new place. The…read moreinterior has great natural lighting because of their big windows. Service was great even though there was only 1 server at the time. She was nice. Food for the most part was good. We started off with the calamari appetizer and it was delicious. Love the olives and banana peppers mixed in. My salmon entree was delicious and I'd go back for that. My husband had the chicken fried rice. The chicken was amazing, flavorful and juicy. But the rice portion was a bit mushy and needed salt. If they can get the fried rice down, it would be an amazing dish. The cosmo was awesome. Overall good option for a nice meal.

Don't waste your money. waited 2.5 hours for the apps and dinner. Food quality poor after all…read morethat wait. Should have left. Tossed leftovers. The spot has so much potential but never going back there!

Enjoyed a glass of cava, warm sourdough bread (made in-house), and tray of scallops with pickled…read morescallops and crackers. Everything was yummy. There was a free parking lot a minute or two walk down the dtreet. The owner and bartender were lovely to chat with. I enjoyed the vibe at the bar with Steely Dan playing on vinyl. The owner mentioned that they also have a night or two each week when they play your vinyl album -- BYOB (bring your own vinyl). Great place to stop by for a drink or two, some tunes, and something to snack on.

Such a charming, cool atmosphere! We sauntered in on a warm, spring Friday to some cool tunes…read morespinning on a good, old fashioned turntable! Turns out Friday's are "Bring your own vinyl" nights! We were lucky to find 2 seats at the bar and were greeted immediately by Ethan. He welcomed us and explained the menu both bar and tapas. This is a Spanish wine bar but also features a nice mixed drink menu as well. We enjoyed warm mixed olives and freshly baked homemade bread with Spanish wines! They allow samples to make sure you will enjoy your glass. We definitely will be back!

Came here for a girls night during the New Orleans celebration. Wasn't that crowded, hope this…read moreplace gains some traction because it is nice inside. Bar to the left more seating to the right. They had a band playing so we went to sit at the bar area tables. Got a spread of things to share. Deviled eggs were my favorite. Pretty good menu to choose from. I'd like to go back. Wine selection is also good

An update to previous post - WONDERFUL Friday night Jazz! We…read morereally enjoyed the Jim Nugent Trio and some lovely Finger Lakes wines tonight.

So, we wanted something special for a Wednesday, so we re-visited what is basically a little…read moregastro-wine-pub in Fairport. In sum, it was kind of meh and overpriced. We started with a flight of mediocre (as it turned out) red wines; a Grenache, an Italian varietal, and a Cabernet. 3x2 or 6 ounces for $15.00. None of the wines were very good. We like to sample wines by the flight so we can drive up to Georgetown liquor and get a bottle. None of these were even close to prompting a visit there. For food we had a peach, tomato, quinoa, goat, and kale salad. We also had a cheese flight and I had the spicy meatballs. Expensive and very small portions. My meatball app was $15 and was 1 and 1/2 small meatballs doused in Frank's with a squirt of blue cheese. It was spicy as advertised but meager. Cheese flight was ok, but also $13 for not a lot. Spoiler alert: if their menu says 'shareable', it's not, unless one of you (or both) are fasting. Service was adequate and we got to enjoy the live music entertainment sound check (we got there before the actual performance). Guy banging on the percussion box: yes, it's way too loud for the tiny space. Usual server upselling of their overpriced menu items and drinks, but not delivering much in the way of hospitality or warmth. I don't think we would go back unless one of our friends wanted to. I think if you just want to drink and listen to live music, this place will work for you.

Small Wine bar located in the basement of the building where Mr. Dominics was. Very attractively…read moredesigned , ceiling,walls, furniture. and carpeting all blend together. They also have several outdoor tables. It has a great menu, many wines and small plate food items. We had a nice salad and a Panini that was very good but there are also numerous cheese , meat, Olives , meatballs etc available. Service was excellent.

Was looking for an early happy hour cocktail be for dinner. Yelp led us to Main & Vine. Cozy…read moreintimate well done Decore wine & cocktail bar. The owner and the bartender were both super friendly. Historic building. Looking forward to "Tea" on certain Sundays to see the rest of the historic building.

A Wonderful Experience--Twice in One Week!…read more Main & Vine was a wonderful time! This was our second visit in just one week, and once again, we were lucky to have Rachael as our server. She's always smiling, attentive, and incredibly helpful--especially with our fun (and slightly crazy) group. Her energy really adds to the overall experience. The venue itself is beautiful, with a cozy yet classy atmosphere. The menu offers delicious small plates and fun shareables that are perfect for a night out with friends. To top it all off, we got to enjoy live music from Cooper Scotti, whose singing and guitar playing were the cherry on top of an already perfect evening. We'll definitely be back again soon!

This is a friendly, local winery. They have great wines, pretty atmosphere and friendly staff…read more. Food trucks on weekends. Great place to visit!

We came at 5pm on a Saturday. Staff were friendly. I…read moreenjoyed most of the wines that I chose for the flight, particularly the Peach Riesling. The bottle was a bit pricy though. There was one food truck. I got a huge order of loaded steak fries for $20. It'd be nice if they had some lighter food options. There was nice live music. There's a fire pit. It gets chilly as the sun goes down.

Enjoyed a lovely martini on a cozy room by a fireplace…read more The bartender was detail-oriented and was very dedicated to making sure my drink was to my liking-- how much vermouth, particular brand of vermouth, how would I care for my lime garnish, etc. Nice! The room was intimate and comfortable..

Would give them 3.5 stars. Agree with some other reviews that the view and atmosphere is nice but…read morenot worth the upsale price. We came as a larger group and they were nice enough for us to order from the breakfast menu as they switched over the lunch menu at 11:30am. Our table enjoyed the food but all agreed it wasn't worth the price point. I tried the chocolate croissant with homemade butter and maple bacon jam along with the Canadian bacon Benedict. The chocolate croissant was nice with the maple bacon jam but definitely not worth the price point of $12. The croissant was quite smaller, like the chocolate croissants you can get from Costco or Starbucks. The Canadian bacon eggs Benedict however was delicious and I really enjoyed it! I just am not sure again it was worth the high price point. However I definitely felt the service was missing. As we were the only ones in the dining area, I felt the service was missing the mark. The server saw we were carrying a baby in the restaurant but didn't ask if we wanted a high chair. My mother-in-law spied it in the corner and then we had to ask for it and we proceeded to set it up at the table. As I was with 2 young kids, I ordered some simple items before the main course like their chocolate croissant and fruit cup. I assumed the server would ask if we wanted those ahead of time but that didn't happen. He also had forgotten my son's drink order and which my son actually had to ask him after some time "where's my juice?" My older son had ordered the s'mores waffles and it looked good when it was delivered but as I cut some of it for me to try later on, I soon realized the batter was uncooked in the middle of most of them. I was thoroughly disappointed he had eaten some of it before I discovered it was uncooked. The server throughly apologized and they remade the order which in the end, we ended up taking home with us. They also didn't take the order off the check for us which normally that would happen. For such a classy restaurant, we would think they would know how to make waffles and for more top-notch service. I think next time we will just enjoy the nice views and choose to eat somewhere else when we are in the area.

Apogee is a fantastic gem of a place in a quiet spot on Park Ave, far from the crowds and traffic…read moreand heavily perfumed masses. It feels like a hidden locals-only joint where you can grab a glass of your fave from a thoughtfully curated list of delicious options, and settle in with your better half, besties or a group of friends and just chill. We've been to Apogee a number of times before and 'after' covid, in colder months when we've been lucky to snag a window table, and in warmer times, like tonight, when we can sit outside and enjoy the flickering fireflies along with our sparkling rosè. Besides the pleasant atmosphere, Apogee has a beautifully appointed interior space, clean bathrooms, and a menu with cheese plates, cake, and more wines than you could taste in a summer. All of that plus super knowledgable 'bar tenders' (more like wine sommeliers) who can take your possibly clumsy description of what you think you want and offer up several perfect options, and you have the makings of a very pleasant evening. Book mark this place and plan to spend at least an hour enjoying an outside table!

Apogee was our baby shower venue. While people don't normally associate wine bar with baby shower,…read morewe made it work and Apogee was the perfect venue that met all of our needs. As a special events venue, Apogee was flexible with outside food and also with decorations. There was no additional venue rental/site fee, just a minimum spend amount (which we were confident that we would exceed). The venue is cozy and intimate, but has high ceilings so it did not feel claustrophobic at all, even with 30+ guests at one point. I'm a wine snob myself, so I was a bit skeptical initially when I saw their wine list. Most of the wines they serve retail for $10-20. They do have some bottles that are more expensive (retail ~$30). However, after tasting some of their entry level wines (Ancient Peaks Zinfandel & Gouguenheim Malbec), my worries vanished. Everything I tasted was excellent and drank better than their actual price point. Steve was a great host. He was laid back, but still friendly and attentive to all of our guests. He made sure everybody's drink needs were satisfied. He was also flexible with letting us in the venue early to set up and also staying late to clean up. I also liked the fact that they allowed us to bring our own wine, for a $15 per bottle corkage fee, which is fair. Anyways, Apogee is a great venue for a small party. They are flexible and reasonable. I would definitely recommend them as a wine bar and for hosting a private event (especially on a Sunday).

We've been meaning to try out Carnegie Cellars for a long time and 3 of us finally went in…read moretonight. The experience was amazing! The menu is different than other places, it goes from small to large plates and you order what you want and if you want more- keep ordering. My daughter got a flight of white wines and I got one of their beers, which was an interesting hazy IPA called Baby Kittens. Our waiter Philip was very knowledgeable on the wine selection and helped with the food order. We started out with the Flour City bread, which was toasted and had a dip of whipped ricotta with butternut squash - excellent! Next, we had the salt and pepper squid - their version of a fried calamari appetizer - also excellent with a nice little spice that snuck up on you a little bit. We followed that with the farm salad, which had a great cranberry vinaigrette. Then we had mussels which were over a jasmine rice that had a great sauce with it. The last dinner item we had was the butternut squash ravioli - so tasty! The table next to us got the fries, which was a huge mound of french fries with Parmesan cheese and I think something else on it. It was a lot of food. The waiter suggested their desserts, which was a choice of a huge slice of carrot cake or a skillet baked chocolate chip cookie or brownie topped with vanilla ice cream. We got the latter and it was excellent. The atmosphere was very subdued and great for a date or just a fun night out. I highly recommend visiting Carnegie Cellars!

We liked this place a lot. The food was mostly well portioned. The preparation, flavor, texture,…read moretemperature were on point. The service was friendly, attentive and knowledgeable about the wine selection. Parking could be a challenge, seating is varied at tables, bar and all along the full length windows.