Denver's Best Wine Bar

Owned by two certified sommeliers, this wine bar serves tapas and carries over 85 bottles of wine.

Reviews:

• “Too Expensive for What You Get”
• “Great Date Night!”
• “100+ Bad wines”
• “Pitiful at Best”
• “wine bar in cowtown”

Tips: Check out the online calendar of weekly events going on. Keep in mind that there is an open-mic night every Thursday and live music, Wednesdays through Saturdays.

Vines Wine Bar & Tapas or email Vines Wine Bar & Tapas

Charming, romantic Washington Park wine bar woos connoisseurs with fine vintages.

Reviews:

• “Lovely restaurant with romantic ambience”
• “Great Light Rail Destination- Good Wine, Great People on Any Night”
• “Nice diversion from usual crowds”
• “Splendid place to get to know each other”
• “Fantastic!!”

Tips: Can’t decide on one wine in particular? Go for the flights ($10 for three) to sample a variety of selections.

The Village Cork or email The Village Cork

Dimly lit, relaxing wine bar done up in light woods and burgundy hues serves dozens of wines, plus cheeses and other light appetizers.

Reviews:

• “cool place”
• “Wi-Fi And Wine, Could It Get Any better?”

Tips: The bar holds wine tastings the third Monday of every month, plus occasional live music performances.

Paris Wine Bar

A wine bar with all the elements for a romantic evening in the city.

Reviews:

• “Awesome place”
• “Avoid at all costs.”
• “Don’t Go”
• “Nice atmosphere”
• “Great place to wind down the evening.”

Tips: Trios is a cigar bar, so be prepared for smoke in the air. Also, reservations are not accepted.

Trios Enoteca

Savor elegant wines and martinis with sophisticated small plates in this laid-back Centennial bar.

Reviews:

• “Disappointing-can’t handle large crowds”
• “Al and staff are why you go!”
• “A Neighborhood "Cheers""
• “Very Pricey Vino”
• “At the Bistro, You’re Part of the Family”

Tips: Ladies night is every Tuesday, featuring French bubbly from $3 a glass and 8-ounce cosmos for $5.

Bistro Al Vino

Virtually every plate is a mouth-melter of lush flavor, artful presentation and wonder.

Reviews:

• “What a pleasure!”
• “unacceptable “reservation” policy, rude hostess."
• “great Comfort food”
• “simply the best i say”
• “An absolute delight!”

Tips: The sprawling wine list has the most outrageously priced bottles in Colorado ($5,999 frees the ’24 Rothschild from the safe).

Solera Restaurant & Bar

Wine shop in Centennial sells wine by the bottle, the batch or by the glass.

Reviews:

• “Wow, what an amazing experience”
• “Best Wine Experience in Town”

Tips: The shop can create a personalized label to put on a bottle for you.

Water 2 Wine

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