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    4.7 (32 reviews)
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    Dessert, charcuterie, board. And champagne.

    What an amazing experience! Stopped in here for dessert and a nightcap of champagne. The dessert for cookie was absolutely amazing and the champagne was the best I've had in quite a while! Love the options for seating. Every place has an intimate setting. Above all the food drinks was the service! Servers were very attentive! Can't wait till I'm back in this area again this will definitely be a must stop spot.

    Stefanie W.

    It's shocking I haven't reviewed one of my favorite spots to frequent w friends. I'm here a lot for small get togethers to larger groups! This past Thursday, I attended the Academy to learn about delicious wines from Piedmont! The owner and speaker of the evening, Andy Durnell walked us through a 5 wine tasting, describing location, details of the 5 S's, and discussion of what our thoughts, etc. Afterwards, my friends and I went upstairs to the Bordeaux room where we enjoyed another bottle with excellent company!

    E R.

    I didn't sample any of the food menu, but the wine and service were fantastic. Very knowledgeable about the various regions and grapes. Flights were excellent. They're just pros. So helpful in explaining things to some wine newbies in our group. Very cool vibe in the building too.

    White wine flight
    Tabatha S.

    Really been looking forward to going here and trying their wine. One of the employees told me that they carry over 130 wines! I went with a white flight, which came with four white wines and a glass of bubbly! Although I had initial sticker shock at the price ($30), it's a LOT of wine! I really enjoyed it and had a wide variety of tastes included. I did not try any of their food but two friends got their grilled cheese and they smelled INCREDIBLE. Definitely getting food next time!

    Darci W.

    This is my new favorite hangout! It's about time we got a decent wine bar in Westfield. (No cotton candy or PB&J wine here, lol!) I cannot say enough good things about this place. They have amazing wines from all over the world, and they offer multiple wine flights so you can try a variety of wines. The owner, Andy, is welcoming and friendly and really knows his stuff when it comes to wine, though he never comes across as a "wine snob" at all. I love the atmosphere with comfy seats, big windows, and giant wine maps I can nerd out to downstairs and more seating and an amazing private room space upstairs. They have a decent charcuterie board and some other good food items, though the menu is definitely focused more on wine than food (as it should be in a wine bar). They have dessert wines, too. Don't leave without trying one of their Ports!

    Wine flights!
    Nancy B.

    Nice addition to tiny Westfield. Great location in an old bank. Amazing selection of wines. Limited menu of charcuterie, adult grilled cheese and the like. Great service. Upstairs hold the "overlook" while downstairs had a tasting bar.There is a great private event space upstairs. Now the wines. A flight runs from $29-34 and cleverly are titled ""tour de France," "old world vs new world" and one other we didn't try. There was a large, loud party upstairs with us which somewhat dampened the experience. The wines were great but a bit pricey to make a habit of the place. Wish them well for great success!

    My favorite of the day
    Margo M.

    Run, don't walk, to this fantastic spot for wine. This place opened right before we moved back to California and I didn't get to try it before we left. I was back for the weekend and my friend arranged a tasting with Andy. It was a great experience. Andy was so enthusiastic about wine and so great about answering all of our questions and I learned so much. They carry wonderful wines from all over the world at very affordable prices. I was guessing double the price for most bottles we tasted. Your money will be well spent here. I only wish I had found this place before we moved away, as I know we would have been wine club members.

    World Tour wine flight
    Ellen T.

    My husband and I had a really lovely date night at the Wine Vault! We were greeted warmly and given a little tour of the place upon arriving. There are three unique spaces to sit and enjoy your wine! The furniture and the overall vibe is very cozy, cool, and inviting. We shared a charcuterie board and one of their wine flights. The charcuterie board was very plentiful and had so many delicious meats, cheeses, and crackers. Each type of wine we sampled was fantastic (and we are both choosy about our wine!) Definitely check this place out if you love wine, or just want a fun and unique date night or girls night out! We'll be back, for sure!

    We had a great time at our wine tasting at the Westfield Wine Vault! Andy and Omi (?) were spectacular hosts, providing very useful information in a very relaxed way.

    2 different wine flights; on the left the Blind World Tour & on the right Andy's Premium Picks
    Stephanie K.

    I'm ashamed to admit that I live in Westfield and had no idea about this spot until recently. I made a reservation via Open Table for 6 the Thursday before Christmas for a group of cousins to get together before our respective family holiday events - when we found out that 2 additional guests would be joining the staff responded quickly via text and updated our reservation. Andy greeted us at the door and gave us an overview of the place and then took us upstairs to our table. He was helpful in explaining the various wine flights as well as other offerings for non-wine drinkers. Several of us tried different wine flights; the flights come with 5 different kinds of wine and they easily totally 2.5 glasses - very generous pours. Our group also indulged in various food items like the charcuterie board, flat bread pizzas, grilled cheese & more. Everyone enjoyed both the food and drinks. To end the evening we all shared a bottle of a chocolate dessert wine that our waitress suggested we have served heated. The suggestion was a hit, it tasted like an adult hot chocolate - it was creamy, rich and the perfect ending. I even bought a 2nd bottle to take home! All of the staff is energetic, helpful and offered good service. We did notice that it got a bit loud upstairs once the place filled up, but that's minor compared to all the other great things. This spot is a real treat and I cannot wait to bring other family & friends to try different wines. Thanks Andy to you & your staff for a fun pre-holiday get together for the 8 of us!

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    We are from out of town and stopped in for a bottle - the nicest, most helpful people! Thank you!

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    Andy was so enthusiastic about wine and so great about answering all of our questions and I learned so much.

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