Absolutely love this place. By morning, a great low key coffee house with amazing coffee drinks,…read moredelicious breakfast sandwiches and a great vibe. By night, a cozy wine bar that often does events like jazz concerts, with a knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff that gives great recommendations. And overall, it's an inclusive, progressive business that I'm proud to support.

Fantastic wine bar! Great selection, lovely interior, and the staff were super helpful…read more We got the build-your-own wine flights for the great price of $20 each, with an awesome cheese and charcuterie board. I tried the Domaine Colin Pinot d'Aunis blend, Cantina del Pino Barbera d'Asti, and Viña Olabarri Crianza Rioja Tempranillo. Everything was fantastic, the Rioja was one of the best I've tried so far. All of the three wines had a medium body with a good bit of tartness/acidity with a smooth finish, but each with some different unique notes. I would definitely buy bottles of all of them. Would definitely come back to this place and recommend to anyone looking for a good wine bar in the area!

Wow, we are late to the Gilded Raccoon chill ambience, eclectic yet classy decor and wonderful wine…read morelist. Tons of French bubs, Italian reds and even Japanese whiskey and cocktails. Sliding door opens into Backyard Social which is also enjoyable spot. Light bites at GR to pair with your many vino sips. We'll be back! Highly recommend the Lambrusco and French bubbles. They have your hip orange wines/ skin contact wines so come on down.

This new wine bar is small and cute. Same owners as Backyard Social next door…read more They have a small selection of bottles you can consume on premise or take home to enjoy. Their menu offers wines by the glass as well as some small snacks that seem like they would pair well with wine. My husband and I just ordered a glass of wine each and sat out on the sidewalk. The service was great from all staff we encountered. This place has less selection for bottles than Mac Wine down the street. They do have more snack options though. I'd like to try some of the snacks next time we go here.

Absolutely not what I expected, but in the best way possible. This spot is attached to a coffee…read moreshop I occasionally stop at, but for some reason I didn't realize they were connected until today. After driving by a million times and seeing their cute "Wine Shop" sign out front, I decided to stop by for a 5pm "You Earned This!" drink. I had imagined this place to be a tiny counter serving a few wines, but otherwise filled with bottles of wine for purchase.. Not quite sure why I thought that. Regardless, I was wrong. Immediately upon entering, you see plants and a greenery wall to take photos with (if that's your thing). Personally, I love it. It's a smaller space with a few tables (coffee shop after hours vibe). Definitely a good place to go decompress after a long week, which was exactly the setting I was looking for. I was surprised to see that they didn't just have wine, but delicious cocktails and a small selection of food. The Marg cocktail was superb. I'll absolutely be back to try their food.

The wine shop is an awesome hangout spot with a great vibe and tasty options!! The owners & staff…read moreare incredible people and make every customer feel welcome. The charcuterie board and cookie is a must try!! Highly recommend

I have to post again. I was at Taste a couple weeks ago and it only gets better each time. However,…read moreRobbie and team need to know I may have to personally give you all one star instead of five. I have twice eaten at other restaurants since my last time at Taste, where I ordered meatballs. Taste has ruined all future eating experiences for me. Two bites into my meatballs at the other restaurant and all I can tell my table is, "this isn't Taste." What do I do now?!?! Go eat here!!

It's a great wine bar to enjoy the charming town like West Lin. The stuff made sure to take care of…read moreyou well.

Louisiana is my spiritual home and I am seldom drawn to southern restaurants afraid they won't live…read moreup. Tiny Bubble does live up to my fondest memories. Their menu is New Orleans food which a special corner of the south. I went for happy hour which features catfish sliders. They preyed on my mind till I got some. They were Seasoned and fried perfectly. My cup of chicken and sausage gumbo was spicy and wonderful. My son approved the red beans and the Mac and cheese was sharply cheesy. Now that's what's haunting me and I'm not even a Mac and cheese person. Ready to go back. The patio is so cute and the server was great.

This place has a very interesting patio area with semi private tables in shipping containers…read morereminiscent of cabanas. Each one has a propane tank that heats bench pads - great in winter. The staff were friendly and food came out quick! Little bacon corn dogs were heavily battered looking like a hush puppy, still delicious! Smash burger was so thick...more like a thin burger - good, but not great. I got the side salad, which has a tasty dressing. Catfish sliders were solid - good presentation, crispy batter.

Such a good place, my wife and I came here for our anniversary, the chicken wings are the best…read moreI've ever had. Amazing! Wine flights are to die for.

I saw one of my friends posted a photo of their Mi Quang - Tumeric Noodle soup from this place and…read moreit passed the eye test for me that I came here just a few days later. I've been to another location of FK before and it was a fine meal but just an inconvenient location for me. This location is also a bit out of the way for me in SE but when I saw how good that bowl of Mi Quang looked in my friend's pics with all of the toppings and saw the cloudy and slightly drizzly weather today...there was only one place I wanted to go for lunch, Friendship Kitchen My food came out and it tasted great overall with some minor issues that I'm sure will get resolved on their own. Portions were great as well as the herb platter but I wish I didn't have to ration the broth as there wasn't that much. Prices are a bit high for Vietnamese but probably in line with the location here on Mississippi street.

A very cozy spot with affordable wines both by the glass and bottles…read more Our party split two bottles and they're both delicious! A great little oasis right next to Pioneer Square. Definitely will keep them in mind for future wine needs. The staff was also super nice and attentive.

We had so much fun! Sarah was super helpful and gave us great restaurant recommendations & a lot of…read moreback story on the wine! Cute spot with a decent price for wine flights. We will be back!

I was just wandering around when I saw a patio, and a sign that said wine; the two things I wanted…read more I was thrilled to have the option to have a flight, and be able to try out all of their house wines - delicious! And as someone with a bunch of food allergies, I'm often worried about the options I'll have available to me, but I was thrilled to find more than just a hummus plat (though I did get that, and it was really good) The little patio is as nice as the service. I always felt well taken care of, and hope I'm back in the neighborhood soon so I can go again.

Disappointing for a community wine bar. Syndicate promotes…read moreitself as a community wine bar, yet offers only four Oregon wines on the menu. Vegan options are essentially focaccia or a house salad minus the cheese, and the kitchen isn't certified gluten-free--an important concern for anyone with celiac disease or serious gluten sensitivities. The ambiance is also pretty underwhelming. By comparison, Winery Lane Collective leaves Syndicate in the dust with its stunning building, beautiful views, great atmosphere, and overall experience. A community wine bar should feel like a destination--not just a place to pour a glass.

Wine was subaverage and service was worse. Server was borderline rude, not helpful at all…read moreespecially when the wine descriptions are very vague for non- expert wine enthusiasts.

Charming wine bar on NW Raleigh right off NW 23rd. The stone exterior is adorned with greenery and…read morepurple party lights with lots of bistro tables and chairs for nice weather. Inside is dark and cozy, perfect for a rainy afternoon or evening. My only complaint is there is a lot of wood and all the hard surfaces don't reflect noise so it's sometimes challenging to hear. They have a wonderful assortment of wines and not all local. For me, that's a good thing. Yes I love a Willamette Valley Pinot or a Washington Cabernet, but I get a lot of those when I'm visiting these areas, which I do frequently. At Muse you can enjoy a red from France, Spain, Italy, as well as local. Lots of whites and some bubbles, too. You can do a tasting of three half glass pours of your choice, or order a glass. Some nights they have tastings that they have preselected. Last night, based on Alex's recommendation, after telling him my preferences, I had the 2021 Crozes-Hermitage from Paris. It was a bigger red, but so smooth. Next I went with the Rioja Gran Reserva which was more fruit forward. Another winner. Their cheese and jam plates are fabulous, the cheese especially delicious, and pair perfectly with the wines. Have a feeling I'll be back frequently to this charming neighborhood wine since my friend works out next door, so it's a perfect meeting spot.

love love love this place !! amazing vibe & incredible wine !! love the workers and the people you…read moreget to meet

No. Frills. If you love wine and hate the pretentious and painful quiet that often comes with wine…read morebars- this place is for you. This place is a little hidden, no major signage, seems like a run down hole in the wall but that's it's charm. They have red, white, and bubbles, and you get whatever they have open that night. Initially I was skeptical but they only serve older/aged Bourdeauxs here. The bottle we had was phenomenal - one of the best bourdeauxs I have ever had. They clearly really know their wine. Each glass will cost you about $12 because if you bought the bottle we had it would have been about $50 to purchase on the street so $12 was a great price. They also bring some pistachios to your table. The ambiance and decor were really neat and just unlike any pretentious wine bar I have ever been to- and far more enjoyable. The bartender was very friendly and engaged in conversation and very knowledgeable about the wine selection. I would love to visit again the next time I'm in Portland.