Winslow Wine Cafe is a must for tourists and locals alike. We dined there on a Saturday night and the experience was more than we could've imagined. The ambience of the main dining room feels casual, modern and a tad industrial decor. The menu features dishes that almost any diner could enjoy. A candle light on each table was a subtle, but impressionable feature for a "casual" restaurant. We were greeted with a hospitable welcome and felt that way upon leaving the door. The cheese plate (add charcuterie) was amazing. I'm sure if you asked for wine pairing with it, the staff would be amenable. I had a Filet with potatoes and broccolini. Steak was tender and the sides balanced out the richness. He had Scallops served over a butter garlic risotto. Both were fine-dining level entrees served up in a casual, comfortable atmosphere. The wine list is extensive and don't hesitate to ask your server for recommendations. They're there to make the experience so memorable. We had a mousse dessert that confirmed our feelings about this restaurant. It's a must visit if you're from out of town. Whether you're a local or trying to impress a date, you can't miss with Winslow. read more

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So Winslow's is usually great. I don't know if the ownership changed or what but it took at least an hour and a half to get the check for 2 glasses of happy hour wine. We had a large group - which has never been a problem before and they had our reservation well in advance. Still, one waiter for the whole table who was very slow and got our orders wrong. He was rude when we asked him for anything. The check for 2 glasses of HH wine (at $6/ea) should have been $12 on the check but it was $18. It took so long to get the check, I paid the difference and got the heck out of there. The manager was also not much help and was indifferent to us trying to get our checks so we could go home. We asked for our checks at 7:30. At 9pm, I went in to see where my card was and that's when the manager finally swiped it. Really disappointed in the service tonight. Not sure what takes so long to get 2 glasses of wine and a check. read more

Truly enjoyed my dinner at Winslow's Wine Care. While I'd driven by there many times, and have always wanted to try them, I finally had the chance to dine. Though I have to say that even though they include the word Wine in their name, their wine selection was not as extensive as I'd hoped it'd be. The food had a good farm-to-table feel and I enjoyed my food very much. I also like that they had creme brulee for dessert, which I always enjoy. They have a good outdoor seating area which looks to be perfect for patio dining when the weather allows. I think I'd also like to try their brunch at some point. read more

We used to love Winslows a few years ago, just went for brunch this past weekend and sadly it feels like its gone downhill. The jalepeno biscuits tasted like absolutely nothing at all. Also pretty sure the brunch pizza is a frozen pizza not fresh. The GM was walking around the restaurant in what appeared to be gym clothes with sandals going behind the bar and into the kitchen. Just expected more all around honestly. We actually left and went down the road to Cane Rosso and had some amazing breakfast pizzas. Do yourself a favor and go to Cane Rosso instead. Sorry Winslows /: read more

his is a cute little place with some history. Careful driving up for valet though because clearly, some cars had some trouble. The place used to serve another purpose before becoming Winslow, so the opening for valet might be a little more narrow than were used to. I came here for brunch after a visit to the garden. The host immediately greeted me and accommodated me as needed. Our server greeted us shortly and provided our menus. It's a small menu but I love that its minimal so that they can provide solidly good food by specializing. My food was good. My friend's food looked good, and according to him, was good as well. Our server was attentive to our needs and very cordial. Chill little place, great selection of solid good food, and attentive services. I'll be back! read more

Came here for brunch while visiting a friend and loved it! The bottomless mimosas are a delight - the wait staff walk around with pitchers and refill your glass before it can ever empty. So if you order that, plan for it to be a boozy brunch. We also ordered the hummus appetizer to start, which was a good savory appetizer with three different tastes of hummus to try. I had the blueberry lemon french toast as a main and it was the perfect amount. It's just two large slices, perfectly flavored and prepared. Highly recommend brunch here! read more

Food is exceptional especially the Pecan Crusted Trout and the burger. Deserts are to die for: The Bread Pudding and the Chocolate Mousse.

I love this place for so many reasons but I especially love the wine flights, food, and service! Our waiter Lennon was an absolute pleasure. I loved his down to earth attitude and attentive service. He made us feel so welcome and cared for. Perhaps my favorite part of this place is the owner's love to rescues! I found this place attending an event for the love pit and have been back several times since. It's worth the drive. Come on up to Winslow's if you're looking for a great night with good drinks and fun people. read more

Second time in and we sampled the menu more extensively than first visit. Some winners, a couple disappointments. First, a repeat comment about the great vibe. Winslow's was crowded at 8 pm on a Monday night. A 30 minute wait for a table on the patio, so we opted for an interior 2 top. Great people watching, from the 7 single ladies celebrating a 30th birthday, to the 2 seasoned professional couples sitting behind us debating the future of the medical profession, to the well dressed cougars at the bar, lots to see and experience. We tried both white (Chardonnay) and red (Bordeaux) wines. Both were excellent, in the $10-12 per glass range, typical for Winslow's. Nice 5 oz pours. We were hungry, so we ordered a couple things. First the cheese plate with sausages ($31) that included great portions of 4 different cheeses, grilled bread and half a plate of grilled sausage with a wonderful stone ground spicy mustard. Everything was great, and for two people this is a meal. We were used to smaller cheese plates at other wine bistros, and since this was our dinner, we also ordered the crab cake and the chicken lettuce wraps. These were not very tasty. The crab cake tasted like, and had the consistency of tuna fish. Cannot recommend it. The chicken lettuce wraps were attractively served, but the chicken pieces had a strange tasting teriyaki glaze on it that did not sit well on my palate. Cannot recommend that as well. Our initial service was good, although we had to wait about 39 minutes for a couple requested waters. The food was spaced our nicely. However at the end of our meal, we had to sit and wait about 20 minutes to get our check. Overall I would say the service has the potential to be excellent, but my experience this night was they were understaffed for the crowd. As usual, great valet service, necessary at Winslow's location. Overall, I recommend Winslow's but would stick to the cheese and meat plates, and maybe the pizza. Place is close to being one of Fort Worth's best wine bistros, just needs to round off the edges on the menu and service read more

I visited Winslow's for brunch recently. I knew they did not accept reservations so I arrived at about 10:40 to secure a nice table for my date and I. I ordered a bloody mary, which was very good. My date arrived and we ordered brunch, she had a bloody mary also. I did notice memosas being poured from a pitcher, so I guess they are bottomless (some places also offer bottomless bloody mary's too, but not here). The food was good and drinks ok too. By 11:15, the place was packed and noise level was pretty high. Not all that much fun to have any kind of a decent conversation. Why these places can't work on the acoustics beats me. I gave them 4 stars for the noise level and lack of reservations. Otherwise, it was pretty darn good. I'll certainly consider returning, if I'm in the general area of Camp Bowie in the Arlington Heights area of Fort Worth. read more

Great place to enjoy wine and some snacks especially if going to an event at Dickies Arena or Casa Manana. A good variety of wine. Definitely recommend using valet because not much free parking. read more

We were looking for something non-chain, and found this awesome gem! It was located on the corner and an old 1927 building that had been redone and had amazing character! The staff was extremely friendly! The waiter gave a good description of the menu and his favorites. We had drinks, the different salads we had were amazing and the Jim Bowie pizza was unbelievable and tasty! We can't wait to go back on our next visit to Ft Worth! read more

The toilet paper is amazing!!! My wife and I both agree the TP here is the best!!! Also, there is wine. Be prepared to be around people that are dripping in Gucci, Chanel, and general douchebaggery. The owner is the most down to earth guy who will talk to you about anything. I am not sure the place attracts FTW's wanna be 1%. read more

Winslow's is one of Fort Worth's best kept secrets in regards to happy hour. The atmosphere is a little more formal than I typically like but you can't pass up on their amazing truffle fries or pizza. Be warned: you more than likely will have to valet your car because parking isn't that great. But overall i would recommend their happy hour menu! read more

Your bartender could be a little more friendly. No engagement or connection. Unusual.

Love this place. The place is quaint. The entrees are delicious and they obviously have wine. I opted for the happy hour cocktails which were quite tasty. The beer selection isn't horrible if you're into craft beers (which I am) but it's not great either. The only real problem is the amount of indoor seating is limited. No reservations for less than a party of 6. But they had decent outdoor seating and heaters that actually worked. read more

I've tried to come here for special occasions twice and they decided to close early (like 2 1/2 hours early). Wanted to celebrate my birthday here with my mother from out of town and was very rudely told they were closed. There were two parties of people trying to come in at the same time so it was very disappointing. Better call before you go or you could be disappointed too. Will think twice before going again as this was a bummer especially with it being my birthday dinner. read more

I always just get a wedge which is enough for 2! My husband got the mushroom pasta which he liked but said very very spicy. The deviled eggs were good but seemed so small (4 halves). We love the cozy atmosphere. Great place for drinks and sitting outside too. They have a happy hour too which is nice. read more

This little place was within walking distance from out Airbnb and I'm so glad we discovered it. Great service and the food was unique and different and DELICIOUS! If I'm in that part of Fort Worth again I will be back! We are here twice over the weekend. Great atmosphere! read more

Love this place! Super cute, nice patio. Service is great. Most of the food is excellent. We had crab cakes there once and I wasn't impressed, but everything else I have had there has been good! read more

While I realize that everybody is short on staff right now, it's very irritating to go to a restaurant and have to wait and wait for , first, service and then on the meal. Other tables served by this waiter seemed to get their orders even though they ordered after we did. It'd be better for a restaurant to turn people away than give them a very poor experience. I can understand if they don't have a table. I don't understand or appreciate paying ridiculous prices and having to wait and wait and wait because of staff shortages. Just tell you don't have a table. Better than screwing me. read more

This is my favorite place for date night. There are never too many people and the service is just spectacular. 6 stars for me

I went to winslow's tonight and had a fabulous time with friends on the patio (on a perfect fort worth afternoon). It's the perfect spot for a first date (or any date for that matter) but a little pricy so you have to be willing to spend some money. Each time I've been, the house wine on happy hour has been Wycliffe, in some form or fashion, selling a glass for the entire bottle. For a wine cafe, you think the house wine would be something different. with that being said, I love this place and highly recommend for a fun/special night out! read more

Awesome experience!! Went for a very large lunch event on the back patio and service was amazing and so was the food. Our two waitresses were also amazing and extremely prompt and willing to cater to all our needs. I forgot one of our waitresses names but one was named Cynthia and she was great!!!! read more

Tried to make a reservation online for Mother's Day but was not allowed to because it indicated reservations were for parties of 6 or more. I tried to call multiple times to make a reservation for 3 and could never get anyone to answer the phone. We showed up before they opened to make sure we could get a table and were told that they were only accepting reservations for the day. How on earth were we supposed to make reservations when either option to do so was non-existent?? Terrible read more

Mother's Day brunch was a bust. Menu did not match what was advertised, and the women in our party were quick to point out frozen entrées from Costco. Seriously, an upcharge of $3.00 per person for watery tea and coffee? No mention of the $16 carafe price for mimosas. At $49 per person, this was ridiculously overpriced and junky. Sunday brunch almost always includes at least tea or coffee. read more

My husband and I take my mother-in-law here for special occasions. There's something for everyone in our family - from our meat and potatoes guy to our pescatarian and vegetarian daughters. Plus their wine list is amazing. read more

Lovely place but REALLY LOUD. Love the food and waitstaff. It's nice to see the crowds tho so the loud is tolerable. Order the hummus. You won't be disappointed !!!!! I do not drink alcohol but they didn't make me feel uncomfortable about it at all. All class all the way. read more

My husband and friends and I all love Winslow's. The food is incredible and the bottomless mimosas are totally worth the visit. The reason for the 3 stars...the past 3-4 times we have had terrible service primarily from the same female server. She was not attentive, forgetful and very aloof. We had to ask multiple times for things and even when we did ask, she still wouldn't get it right. We will go back because we love the place but will absolutely request a different server if she's there. read more

For the prices this place charges, the service should have been better. The service deserves zero stars, the food 4 stars and 3 stars for price value. Two stars is generous, but I can't justify the one star. The complimentary valet parking was the best service of our visit, and parking is tight, so just go with it. A nice Sunday night out and the wife and I decide to enjoy a little al fresco vino while waiting to pick up our son from his event, and this place had promising Yelp reviews. It has a great decor/ambience and we enjoyed the patio dining on a cloudless evening with a decent crowd but not too many patrons. Our friendly waiter asks for our wine order, makes his recommendation of which my wife obliges, and promptly brings our selections and then disappears. For 25 minutes. Apparently, he was waiting for us to finish most of our wine before he reappears asking if we'd like to order while making some tongue-in-cheek comment to try to play off his delay. We just said that we were only wanting some appetizers (aka Starters) of a cheese plate (four cheeses and some dried fruit, kalamata olives and pecans for $23) and salmon bruschetta (4 pieces for $9). 35 minutes pass by... no Starters. No waiter. Our wine is finished. One hour after being seated (55 mins after meeting the waiter), we finally get our Starters. How tough was it to place the cheese on the wood board and throw the dried fruit on? What a pathetic sense of service; he never made rounds to see how we were doing. So, we're now bone dry on vino and felt obliged to order another round ($12/glass) so we could actually savor the food with the wine, which took them a few minutes (5 or more) to procure despite the thinning crowd. The bruschetta was excellent, and each piece offered about 2 bites of tasty deliciousness. The wine list was nice, but too few wines by the glass. Our total pre-tax bill came to $80 for 4 glasses of wine and 2 cold appetizers that took an hour until they were served. It was shoddy service, and the waiter should be thankful I still left a monetary tip. I really wish the service had been better, because I have no desire to return to this venue. read more

Pretentious. Wait staff incredibly rude. Food was good, but not worth the effort of mandatory valet parking, employees who could barely be bothered to seat us, and a hostile server who scoffed and rolled his eyes at every single interaction. There are better places to go in FW. Taking a thermos full of homemade mimosas into IHOP would have made for a better experience than the brunch we had here. read more

They had me at caramelized garlic-truffle hummus. I couldn't make it much further down the menu beyond that. It was heavenly. My friends ordered the crab cakes and shrimp cocktail and they were both delicious. Then we drank some wine, watched the rain, caught up on each other's lives, watched more rain, and finally ordered dinner. On the entree side of the menu, I zeroed in on the pan seared scallops. Oh perfection. I tried my friend's lobster ravioli and it was so good but we all agreed it would be even better on a chilly day. It was just that kind of dish that warms you. The very home-y feel of the space plus the attentive and friendly waiter, Russell, were comforting. I wish I could speak more of the wine selection, but I'm just not much of a connoisseur. Regardless, on a rainy evening at the end of a very stressful and emotional week, I was literally on the verge of tears on my way to Winslow's. After this dinner, my soul was healed. My wallet however, was hurting. But we'll let that one go. Gotta splurge every now and then. read more

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Went for drinks/happy hour. Great drinks, bartender could have been more friendly! All in all good experience!

Well, my experience was a bit tainted from the onset by a couple of rich cowboys who tried to pick a fight with me just as we entered and they left. Of course that has nothing to do with Winslow's, but it does suggest their clientele. At any rate, we wanted to sit outside, since I like to smoke cigars, but were were told there were no tables outside. Instead, they offered to sit us in front of a fireplace, which seemed cool; however, the coffee table in front of us was lower than our knees, so were really couldn't order anything not consumable with our hands... No problem though, we ordered pizza, but when it came, it wasn't sliced, so we had to send it back, and all this time, there was an empty table right by us. Anyway, we ate the pizza (which really was delicious) while I smoked and we both looked up at the stars. It would have been OK but not for the $70.00 price tag for a pizza and a bottle of wine that really didn't taste appreciably better than a $7.00 bottle of Rex Goliath. Oh, and the entire time we were there, that table was empty... right by us. Bottom line, rich rednecks hang out there and .... $70.00 for a pizza and a bottle of wine. Nuff said. ........ and I'm suspicious that the five and four star ratings come from people who work there... or their relatives. read more

This quant Restuarant has a warm,friendly, cheers like feeling at the bar even when you're a stranger. (Which I was) Food was fabulous, service exceptional! KC our bartender was on top of his game many patrons at the bar and tables taken. Eric the chef/GM is an absolute pleasure to meet. I can see why he is the "Chef". read more

I came in for brunch on a Saturday. Place had nice decor and a great brunch atmosphere. Was impressed with the creativity on the menu and wish I could have tried more things. Would have loved to give them 5 stars but the service and over cooked eggs were a deal breaker 5/5 on cocktails They made one of the best bloody Mary's I have ever had. The mimosa was mixed great proportions and I had a Moscow mule was perfect. 4.5 /5 on food For appetizer we had the hummus sampler. They were good but not great. The pita bread was sprinkled with some granulated garlic which was awesome. I had the rancheros eggs. My brother ordered the Texas Eggs Benedict and we shared. The rancheros were nice and light. The eggs were way over cooked for "over easy" but the ranchero sauce made up for it. The Texas Benedict was huge and piled high with brisket stacked on cornbread. Brisket was flavorful and juicy. Very impressed. 3/5 on service For how slow the restaurant was, the service was really lacking. We had a group of 6 people and each one of us had to hunt down the server at one point to ask for something. When we found our server he was great... But he wasn't really around. read more

I've heard many great things about Winslow's, and I really wanted to like it. I wonder if my expectations were a little too high upon arrival. There wasn't any one thing that really threw me overboard, but there were a collection of small things that made me feel that it missed the mark. I could certainly understand how a group of ladies would find Winslow's appealing for reconnecting over a chardonnay. The ambience is an attempt at an intimate, quiet setting. However, that wasn't quite achieved during our visit. When Mrs. B and I went, we were seated in one of the corners of the rear dining room. At various times during our meal, there was a loud "thump, thump, thump" noise that shook the walls around me and was pretty unnerving (onomatopoeia, anyone?). Also, I did not find the bench comfortable at all, and the table was a little too small. The bottle of wine that Mrs. B and I shared was pretty good. I can't recall the name of it as I write, but I remember it being a Spanish Rioja. I was certainly glad that Mrs. B chose that one, because the selection of other bottles that I consider reasonably priced got very limited beyond that selection. The menu offerings were pretty neat and seemed original. I had the stuffed pork chop, which was very good, even though the whiskey applesauce was a little weird, and Mrs. B and the black tiger shrimp and pasta which was overseasoned. One thing that got under my skin was the dessert we shared called "Miles of Chocolate." I think it should have been called "Inch of Raw Brownie Mix." It was described as an undercooked brownie covered in walnuts, which sounded delicious. Instead, it seemed like a dollop of Ghiradelli brownie mix, smashed into one quater-inch thick brownie shape with the nuts mixed in. We weren't impressed with the dessert. I really expected a lot more from Winslow's. I was never really comfortable at the table, and the food ranged from pretty good to below average. At least I was happy with the service, which was good. Maybe it's great for white wine and pizza, but I can't recommend Winslow's as a date place until they offer wider red wine selection under $45 and deliver to their price point on the food. read more

Jiving scene Superb service Delicious food (like seafood & meat offerings) Tasty hooch Happy hour is cool with discounted drinks and appetizers. The thick pepper crusted ahi tuna salad is my personal favorite dinner and priced $10 at HH. Packs protein, greens, and mouth exploding pepper crust. Fun joint to dine with buddies or alone. Friendly bar area read more

Winslow's dining experience during the week is upscale and very good but I didn't come here to write about that (since there are plenty of great dinner places in Fort Worth on par with this one.) Instead, let's focus on their weekend brunch featuring the BEST mimosas in town. When you have a friend in town (or from out of town) and it's kinda awkward because you feel guilty being so busy and not staying in touch with them, go have brunch here...and get a few mimosas. Between the generous pours and the terrific food, the social tension melts away and the conversation flows freely. :-) Always drink responsibly. Winslow's weekend brunch has their terrific food hosted in amazing ambiance. It's a great way to start a Sunday/workweek. read more

Can't speak for the wine, this review is specifically for the food. We placed an order to go when our babysitter bailed. The scallops were cooked to perfection! My fiancé had a pizza which somehow made it back with the potato chips on top still crispy- enough said. We'll be back! read more