I wanted to have a glass of wine and wanted to check out a new place. And this location popped up…read moreon top of the list. This is a quaint wine bar but it held such great quality. The staff was very welcoming, knowledgeable, and friendly during our visit. Their pricing is affordable and appreciated. This is a bring your own food (BYOF) kind of place which I wasn't against at all, since so many near by places to pick up a snack on the way wouldn't be too hard. Their wine selection isn't large but I enjoyed the labels they provided and looking forward to returning to try more. All in all, it was a relaxing and enjoyable aftnoon and would reccomed others to stop by for a glass or bottle and enjoy a sip.

Big props to Eric and his team. Neighborhood Cellar is a relaxed yet high-knowledge team that…read moreoffers a myriad of options up to, and including, access to small vintners and unique varietals. Hard to find that market segment. Stop by for a glass (or bottle), stay to have them drop some knowledge and unique wine access. This place is a gem.

Great little dive wine bar ! The bartender was really nice and everyone was really nice and clearly…read moreregulars. It's a cute community of people. We went for Mahjong Monday which happens every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month. It was so fun and very casual. Overall enjoyed !

Last time I went, my husband and I asked for a house glass of red wine. They said they didn't have…read moreany, so we just asked for a basic red that could be comparable. After we drank them and asked for the check, we discovered that they had given us each a $35 glass of wine. That's a $70 check before any tip. Clearly, they just wanted to make money and take advantage of us. Especially for two young people who could not afford it at the time. I also just heard that they are kicking State Street Coffee out of their space with little notice and no explanation. That was the best part about the Alcove. Photos included of how they are mocking State Street Coffee on social media, by simply saying "oops". It's honestly just sad.

**** Updated Critics Review **** Go! This is really a…read moreperfect place to hang out and chill. It's been just over 2 years since I popped in to hang out. Just as perfect as I have remembered. Gretchen was working the bar and is very knowledgeable. She's a lot of fun to chat with, but will leave you alone if you and your friends want to chat privately. (I recommend chatting with Gretchen - super cool and lots of fun!) They have large dark wood tables with benches and a beautiful bar set up. Rustic and inviting. Certain nights they have live music of different kinds. Check their website or call for more detail details. Wine selection is broad and includes a nice variety of European wines. Don't forget the Wines on the left wall just as you enter the restaurant! It's very easy to miss. I had so much fun Wednesday I'm going back tonight!

Super lowkey wine bar in East Dallas - only noticeable from the strip parking lot with the simple…read moreword 'WINE' above its space. Attended here for the Monday open mic which was very casual and welcoming. I had a delicious cider (only $6!), but will need to come back to try the very well-priced wines. The open mic had a great variety of acts, including my favorite - the magician. Come check it out!

Wow Times Ten Cellars knows how to pull out the red carpet…read more I came here for a birthday celebration. We had the semi private space from 4 -6 and they allowed us to bring in our own cake and decorations. Sarah was our wine tasting expert and she was amazing! She educated us on the building and wine history. She also informed us of each wine before we tasted it. We got a charcuterie board to elevate the wine tasting and it was very nice size and accommodated our party. I will definitely come here again on my own. They have a private parking lot, they have bar seating, patio seating, and the place has a cool vibe and awesome staff!

A friend hosted a mahjong event here and not only was it a great space for hosting but they had…read moregreat selections! There were wine flights to choose from, non alcoholic options, and a food menu. I tried the staff favorites flight and the spinach artichoke dip. Both were great!

I visited Waters Edge with my family this past weekend before we went to a movie at the Drafthouse…read more(just across the parking lot), and we had a good time! Waters Edge is a winery and a bistro - so you can come for drinks or a meal or both. We were told that they make all of the wines on their menu, of which there are dozens of wines on their menu. I've been to a few urban wineries before, and it's an interesting concept. Waters Edge buys grape must (crushed grapes) from around the world and then craft and bottle wines made from that must at their locations (this Dallas location is one of 15 across the country). Wanting to try a few of their wines, the four of us shared two flights of five wines each. We tried the Tour of Armenia and Alec's Flight (a rotating selection of wines by their winemaker). Did I like every wine? No. But I thought most of them were pretty good. Personally, I'm not sure they need to make this many wines; I'll always prefer a business that does ten things well than fifty things fine (the Cheesecake Factory rule). But most of the wines were pretty nice (of the 10 I tried, I wouldn't drink 3 or 4 but wouldn't mind drinking the rest again). I appreciated that many of their wines are Armenian style, because I haven't had much opportunity to try Armenian wines. We also ordered a few snacks - they have a full food menu. We shared their Deviled Egg of the Month (2 eggs - 4 halves) and their Cheese is Life Board (two cheeses, hot honey, giardiniera, and crispy flatbread), which were both good snacks. They've been open just under a year, but the place doesn't feel quite lived in yet. The dining room has a large room divider in it, set up like a bookshelf. It has books and card/trivia games about wine and more. But many of these items were still wrapped in plastic, making it feel a little impersonal. The service was good, and it's a comfortable place to spend a couple of hours! The food we had was pretty good. The wines in my opinion are just okay - probably not the spot to take a wine snob on a date. But they have a large variety of wines, so you're likely to find one or many that you like. Not a bad place to spend some time if you're in the neighborhood!

Love coming here. Great for some relax time with wine and noshes…read more Quincy is very informative and helpful. The food is great, had the eggs and arancini so far. Enjoying the quality wine. Great ambiance, they have comfy couches and some board games. Good for groups or celebratory events

Really liked this spot even though it's a hotel bar. If there weren't so much open space, I might…read morehave forgotten it was a hotel bar. Great selection of bubbles by the glass and bottle. Really good old fashioned. I hate when bartenders can't make a good old fashioned. That should be the test, and these bartenders passed with flying colors. Fun place to celebrate or just sit and chat. Not loud at all, but it was pretty slow when I was there. Looked like there was plenty of space for groups. Classy but not pretentious. Really enjoyable experience.

Beau Nash is a friendly, fun spot with great service and a welcoming atmosphere. The location is…read moreconvenient, making it an easy choice for meeting friends or enjoying a relaxed evening out. As a Black-owned business, it's wonderful to support an establishment that creates a warm and inviting experience. One thing to note: wine selections are more limited for non-members. Overall, a great place to unwind and enjoy good company.

I had a wonderful experience at Blind Bishop!…read more The wine selection was outstanding! The atmosphere felt warm and intimate. It's definitely a spot I'd recommend to anyone who enjoys discovering new wines in a cozy setting. Service is outstanding as well)

Charming little wine bar newly open right outside of the main Bishop Arts scene. They offer a…read moredelightful little tapas menu and a few wine flights, including a blind flight that is perfect for budding sommeliers who want to test their palates. We tried a few bites - the patatas bravas, which are thinly fried potato chunks lightly dusted with paprika and topped with garlic aioli. It sounds simple, but was ridiculously addictive, and we found ourselves ordering another serving that night! We also tried the steak, which was perfectly cooked to our desired temperature (medium rare), but was otherwise pretty simply prepared, served atop steak sauce. And we also tried the burrata which came as two small pieces of toasted bread, juicy burrata and charred broccoli (also a simple but satisfying dish). All of the dishes are pretty small, so you would probably need to order at least a handful for a couple to feel pretty satiated, but that makes it fun to try more wine at the same time ;) We were curious about the pork belly, which the owner proclaimed to another guest that night to be "her favorite item on the menu." We can't wait to try that on our return visit (with another order or two of the patatas bravas, and maybe the tostadas too!). Definite recommend for a cute date night off the beaten path!

I've been here a couple of times and each time I come it's really great. Their wine selections are…read moredelicious. I love that they're natural wines. This stuff is really friendly and knowledgeable as well. I definitely will come back and I'm interested in joining their wine club.

I love this wine bar. All of the wines are from small wineries that produce natural or organic…read morewine. I've been twice and the customer service has been great too. My favorites have been the orange skin contact wines both times. The wine flight menu rotates, and you can build your own flight. It's a great place to stop by before dinner!