Seattle's Best Wine Bar

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1. Twisted Cork Wine Bar

900 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, WA

More than 70 by-the-glass selections and nine flights are the name of the game at this Bellevue wine bar.

Reviews:

  • “A disappointment”
  • “Fun, romantic wine bar.”
  • “Great for Events”
  • “Great night out! Great selection of wines by the glass!”
  • “Poor Customer Service”

Twisted Cork Wine Bar or email Twisted Cork Wine Bar

2. Bricco della Regina Anna

1525 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle, WA

Classy Seattleites and in-the-know oenophiles frequent this elegant wine bar at the top of Queen Anne.

Reviews:

  • PRETENTIOUS!!! with no real reason.”
  • “Couldnt have asked for a better evening”
  • “Great food, find a private table if you can!”
  • “Perfect neighborhood wine bar for anyone with the love of wine”
  • “Only for the uninformed”

Tips: Bring the kids: they can snack on a kids’ panini in peanut butter and jelly, nutella or grilled cheese.

Bricco della Regina Anna

3. Smash Wine Bar & Bistro

1401 N 45th St, Seattle, WA

Wallingford oenophiles don’t have to leave their ’hood to get a great wine education without attitude.

Reviews:

  • “Perfection again…”
  • “I, for one, LOVE the Laugh!”
  • “The Best Happy Hour Ever”
  • “Changed my mind!”
  • “I Love it here.”

Tips: For those who prefer cocktails to grapes, the bar also has a martini menu.

Smash Wine Bar & Bistro

4. Impromptu Wine Bar Cafe

4235 E Madison St, Seattle, WA

Friends of the grape delight in this bar’s thoughtful setting and varying menu of world-class wines.

Reviews:

  • “Bring Your ID or NO FOOD!!!”
  • “Gotta agree with the downers”
  • “CafĂ©? Sure. Wine bar?? No.”
  • “Nice Surprise”
  • “Great customer service; can be gluten-free on request”

Tips: Find a new favorite wine by selecting a sample of any four of the bar’s reds ($15) or whites ($11).

Impromptu Wine Bar Cafe

5. Poco Wine Room

1408 E Pine St, Seattle, WA

Lovely surprises await visitors to this tiny, comfortable Capitol Hill wine bar.

Reviews:

  • “Seattle needs more wine bars”
  • “Good times and funny people”
  • “Best Kept Secret”
  • “The Perfect Place.”
  • “Not a wine conoisseur, But I had a great time here”

Tips: Tthere are plenty of interesting local choices at great prices. Be willing to experiment with unfamiliar varieties and discover a new favorite.

Poco Wine Room

6. Purple Cafe and Wine Bar

1225 Fourth Ave, Seattle, WA

More than 300 by-the-bottle selections at this friendly downtown wine bar and cafe.

Reviews:

  • “great place!”
  • “Ouch! I love this Place!!!”
  • “Overpriced and stuffy”
  • “Rare Find in Downtown Seattle”
  • “Good wine list, bad food. "

Tips: Don’t know a Riesling from a Rose? There’s a cheat sheet in the back of the wine list.

Purple Cafe and Wine Bar

Purple Cafe and Wine Bar

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7. The Sitting Room

108 West Roy, lower Queen Anne, Seattle, WA

Low lighting, Parisian cocktail-lounge ambience and indulgent bar snacks draw Francophiles and other expat-wannabes.

Reviews:

  • “treasure in lower queen anne”
  • “Disappointment”
  • BEST SERVICE IN THIS SIDE OF TOWN!”
  • “Great little spot”
  • “Basically the best spot in this part of town.”

Tips: Enjoy complimentary all-night parking at the pay lot across the street with a $40 minimum purchase; it costs $3 with no minimum.

The Sitting Room

The Sitting Room

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8. Volterra

5411 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA

An elegant setting and a Tuscan-inspired menu in the heart of historic Ballard.

Reviews:

  • “Revolterra”
  • “You can’t go wrong with Volterra”
  • “Bad service, claustrophobic dining and food bad”
  • “Best in town”
  • AMAZING!! Best Brunch in Seattle!”

Tips: There’s a lengthy wine list, but try a European-influenced cocktail—the white peach thyme Bellini, made with prosecco, peach juice, bitters and fresh thyme, is a winner.

Volterra or email Volterra

9. Eva Restaurant & Wine Bar

2227 N 56th St, Seattle, WA

A quietly classy dinner spot and wine bar on Tangletown’s main drag serves Mediterranean meals and tremendous desserts.

Reviews:

  • “Consistently Good”
  • “Very good.”
  • “30 for $30 is a RIP OFF
  • “Dependably good”
  • “ok”

Tips: There’s a lengthy—and eminently affordable—wine list of by-the-glass, half- and whole bottles; also worth a spin is the Eva Classic cocktail, made with Pacific Echo Brut champagne, Mextaxa 5-star and bitters.

Eva Restaurant & Wine Bar

Eva Restaurant & Wine Bar

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10. Mona's Bistro and Lounge

6421 Latona Ave NE, Seattle, WA

An internationally inspired tapas menu, live jazz and elegantly composed cocktails make this neighborhood favorite a lively spot for romance.

Reviews:

  • “A little pricey if you ask me”
  • “Failed on all levels”
  • “Great Date Spot”
  • “Lovely and Delicious”
  • “Nothing special, horrendous service”

Tips: Known for its seasonally changing, highly inventive cocktail list, there’s also a very affordably priced by-the-glass wine list and a short but sweet list of beers on tap.

Mona’s Bistro and Lounge

Mona's Bistro and Lounge

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11. Can Can

94 Pike St, Seattle, WA

Intimate tables, pink lighting and a subterranean setting create a shabby-chic speakeasy feel at Seattle’s first can-can club.

Reviews:

  • “Great Performers”
  • “Always a good time! Perfect for a bachelorette party!”
  • “Perfect for Bachelorette Parties”
  • “Good Show???”
  • “Interesting evening out”

Tips: After 10pm, a cover might apply some nights depending on the entertainment.

Can Can

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