Dallas' Best Wine Bar

Trendy Uptown wine bar and retail store is known for its extensive stock of reasonably priced wines.

Reviews:

• “Great wines at great prices—and you get music from across McKinney Ave at no extra charge!”
• “Best prices and service”
• “Enjoyed the concept, but not the rude staff.”
• “Intimate & Cozy!”
• “Great Patio—Everyone knows your name”

Tips: Breezy nights call for people watching on the patio, while couples can cozy up on the leather sofas or in front of the fireplace.

Vino 100 Wine Bar or email Vino 100 Wine Bar

Urban winery reinvents a historic Lakewood post office to bottle its own west Texas wine offered by glass or bottle.

Reviews:

• “Perfect 10”
• “I joined the cult of x10 Cellars”
• “Great neighborhood place to host your event or hang out”
• “Rude staff”
• “More & more great wines all the time”

Tips: Call ahead to see when live music and other events are on the tasting menu.

Times Ten Cellars or email Times Ten Cellars

California Wine Country celebrated in the northern suburb of Flower Mound.

Reviews:

• “Can’t be beat”
• “Finest near airport”
• “Best seafood in ages.”
• “Table for Two in the Back”
• “Wonderful getaway”

Tips: Lunches at Sonoma start at $5.95 and happy hour is Monday-Saturday, 4:30pm-7:30pm.

Sonoma Grill & Wine Bar

This oenophile’s dream bistro in Addison also serves up lovely nibbles ranging from duck to chocolate mousse.

Reviews:

• “Fabulous Wine Selection-Great Food Choices”
• “Short changed. "
• “mercy is only pretty on the outside”
• “Pretty and Elegant—-too expensive”
• “Impressive”

Tips: Mercy is open late, so it’s the perfect spot for a nightcap.

Mercy Wine Bar

Wine connoisseurs and enthusiasts sip and swirl to this locally owned wine bar and merchant situated off the trendy Knox strip.

Reviews:

• “Wow, what a find!”
• “Unexpected experience”
• “THE BEST SELECTION”

Tips: Customers can drink wine at retail store prices, making it one of the best values in town.

Chateau Wine Market and Bodega Bar or email Chateau Wine Market and Bodega Bar

Winery in downtown loft building with a make-your-own facility also welcomes customers who want to sip a glass or a bottle.

Reviews:

• “What a wonder place!”
• “No Need for Dinner…They will Feed You If You Ask!”
• “Avoid at all costs!”
• “HORRENDOUS SERVICE – AVOID”
• “Overpriced, Terrible customer service and extremely rude owners”

Tips: A fair selection of retail wine goods includes bottle-holders, artsy decanters, stemware, corkscrews and wine mementos.

Swirll – Dallas’ Downtown Winery

Though pushing the three-decade mark, this dark, intimate wine bistro on Greenville hasn’t lost its stride.

Reviews:

• “Great Anniversary Spot”
• “Amazing food, amazing service!!”
• “Local Favorite”
• “Best Date Spot”
• “Still amazing after all these years!”

Tips: For extra privacy, ask for table 1 in the cozy, semi-private nook in back.

St. Martin’s Wine Bistro

Serving a variety of wines from around the world in a casual atmosphere along with an offbeat menu.

Reviews:

• “Excellent service, tasty tapas!”

Into The Glass Wine Bar and Texas Cafe

There’s a gourmet menu, but reds, whites and blushes take the spotlight in this trendy, romantic West Village wine bar.

Reviews:

• “Great date spot”
• “Best Atmosphere”
• “Great Wine Bar”
• “Wine to warm up your sense”

Tips: Before investing in a bottle or glass of expensive wine, try a less-expensive sample from the daily changing flight menu.

Cru A Wine Bar

This charming, romantic wine bistro has served a loyal clientele for more than three decades with witty, sumptuous delights.

Reviews:

• “Scruptious food… dissapointing delivery… needs to be “dinged” a couple stars"
• “new owners "
• “Dissapointing, Customer service very bad”
• “Great Atmosphere, Great Taste, Great Date!”
• “Awesome mushroom soup”

Tips: If you’re here to sit under the outdoor awning and sip, try a by-the-glass. They’re often chosen to compliment the rotating menu.

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