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Wine Bars in San Diego (2025)

Wine Bars in San Diego (2025)

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 on 2025.09.09
12 Places
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From natural-wine pioneers to subterranean lounges and urban wineries, this up-to-date list blends essential favorites with singular, neighborhood spots—each independently owned, community-rooted, and open in 2025. Sip widely and meet the storytellers behind the pours.

The Rose Wine Bar

Wine bar · San Diego

South Park’s natural-wine pioneer marries low-intervention bottles with seasonal plates and a woman-led team tied to the Nat Diego festival. Frequently highlighted by Eater San Diego and celebrated by San Diego Magazine for shaping the city’s wine culture.

https://sandiegomagazine.com/food-drink/san-diego-food-scene-2024/
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Vino Carta Wine Shop and Bar

Wine store · San Diego

A bottle shop–bar devoted to small growers and natural wine, with weekly tastings, guest pop-ups, and friendly guidance that leads to discoveries. Consistently recommended by Eater San Diego as a go-to for serious wine lovers.

https://sandiego.eater.com/maps/where-to-drink-wine-in-san-diego-right-now
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M WINEHOUSE

Wine bar · San Diego

A century-old Little Italy house turned intimate wine bar pouring European and California finds late into the night. Loved by neighbors for personable service, trivia nights, and a smart, globe-trotting list.

https://mwinehouse.com/
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Wine Vault & Bistro

Bistro · Five Points

Long a local favorite for multi-course, wine-paired dinners and winemaker events where you can buy what you taste. Cited by Eater San Diego and listed with 2025 dinners by KPBS, it’s a true San Diego wine institution.

https://www.kpbs.org/events/2025/06/14/wine-vault-bistro-fathers-day-dinner-with-paired-wines
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The 3rd Corner Wine Shop & Bistro

Restaurant · San Diego

Part retail shop, part bistro: choose from a deep bottle list at retail pricing and drink it with dinner. A longtime Ocean Beach standby regularly recommended by Eater San Diego.

https://sandiego.eater.com/maps/where-to-drink-wine-in-san-diego-right-now
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Vin de Syrah

Wine bar · Gaslamp

A whimsical, subterranean Gaslamp lounge where the by-the-glass list runs wide, DJs spin on weekends, and locals descend for late-night tastings. A downtown original that remains independently run.

https://syrahwineparlor.com/
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WetStone Winebar

Restaurant · San Diego

Since 2007, Bankers Hill’s global-minded bar has poured adventurous wines and fortified sips alongside Latin-influenced small plates. A neighborhood fixture steps from Balboa Park, praised by locals and visiting wine geeks alike.

https://www.wetstonewinebar.com/
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LJ Crafted Wines - Wines & Tastings

Wine bar · San Diego

Family-run urban winery pouring straight-from-the-barrel wines and filling reusable growlers. The La Jolla tasting room underscores sustainability and local craftsmanship in a distinctly San Diego way.

https://www.ljcraftedwines.com/Contact-Us
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Quigley Fine Wines

Winery · San Diego

Downtown tasting room for a boutique importer specializing in sustainably made, small-family wines from Europe and beyond. Hosts guided tastings and cheese pairings with local artisans.

https://quigleyfinewines.com/pages/contact-us

Carruth Cellars Urban Winegarden & Cheese Shop: Liberty Station

Winery · San Diego

The city outpost of San Diego’s largest urban winery blends leafy garden vibes with tastings, a cheese shop, and live-music nights. A casual way to sample local production in the ARTS DISTRICT.

https://libertystation.com/go/carruth-cellars
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Mabel's Gone Fishing

Seafood restaurant · San Diego

A North Park seafood-and-wine hangout with a sharp natural list; awarded Bib Gourmand by the Michelin Guide and applauded by local critics for value and verve.

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/california/us-san-diego/restaurant/mabel-s-gone-fishing
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Juan Jasper Kitchen & Wine

Restaurant · San Diego

A tiny Golden Hill counter next to Sepulveda Meats pouring interesting wines with an ever-changing menu. Praised by San Diego Magazine for community spirit and savvy selections.

https://sandiegomagazine.com/food-drink/juan-jasper-restaurant-review-golden-hill/
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Wine Bars in San Diego (2025)

12 Places
From natural-wine pioneers to subterranean lounges and urban wineries, this up-to-date list blends essential favorites with singular, neighborhood spots—each independently owned, community-rooted, and open in 2025. Sip widely and meet the storytellers behind the pours.
The Rose Wine Bar
Wine bar

South Park’s natural-wine pioneer marries low-intervention bottles with seasonal plates and a woman-led team tied to the Nat Diego festival. Frequently highlighted by Eater San Diego and celebrated by San Diego Magazine for shaping the city’s wine culture.

Vino Carta Wine Shop and Bar
Wine store

A bottle shop–bar devoted to small growers and natural wine, with weekly tastings, guest pop-ups, and friendly guidance that leads to discoveries. Consistently recommended by Eater San Diego as a go-to for serious wine lovers.

M WINEHOUSE
Wine bar

A century-old Little Italy house turned intimate wine bar pouring European and California finds late into the night. Loved by neighbors for personable service, trivia nights, and a smart, globe-trotting list.

Wine Vault & Bistro
Bistro

Long a local favorite for multi-course, wine-paired dinners and winemaker events where you can buy what you taste. Cited by Eater San Diego and listed with 2025 dinners by KPBS, it’s a true San Diego wine institution.

The 3rd Corner Wine Shop & Bistro
Restaurant

Part retail shop, part bistro: choose from a deep bottle list at retail pricing and drink it with dinner. A longtime Ocean Beach standby regularly recommended by Eater San Diego.

Vin de Syrah
Wine bar

A whimsical, subterranean Gaslamp lounge where the by-the-glass list runs wide, DJs spin on weekends, and locals descend for late-night tastings. A downtown original that remains independently run.

WetStone Winebar
Restaurant

Since 2007, Bankers Hill’s global-minded bar has poured adventurous wines and fortified sips alongside Latin-influenced small plates. A neighborhood fixture steps from Balboa Park, praised by locals and visiting wine geeks alike.

LJ Crafted Wines - Wines & Tastings
Wine bar

Family-run urban winery pouring straight-from-the-barrel wines and filling reusable growlers. The La Jolla tasting room underscores sustainability and local craftsmanship in a distinctly San Diego way.

Quigley Fine Wines
Winery

Downtown tasting room for a boutique importer specializing in sustainably made, small-family wines from Europe and beyond. Hosts guided tastings and cheese pairings with local artisans.

Carruth Cellars Urban Winegarden & Cheese Shop: Liberty Station
Winery

The city outpost of San Diego’s largest urban winery blends leafy garden vibes with tastings, a cheese shop, and live-music nights. A casual way to sample local production in the ARTS DISTRICT.

Mabel's Gone Fishing
Seafood restaurant

A North Park seafood-and-wine hangout with a sharp natural list; awarded Bib Gourmand by the Michelin Guide and applauded by local critics for value and verve.

Juan Jasper Kitchen & Wine
Restaurant

A tiny Golden Hill counter next to Sepulveda Meats pouring interesting wines with an ever-changing menu. Praised by San Diego Magazine for community spirit and savvy selections.

From natural-wine pioneers to subterranean lounges and urban wineries, this up-to-date list blends essential favorites with singular, neighborhood spots—each independently owned, community-rooted, and open in 2025. Sip widely and meet the storytellers behind the pours.

The Rose Wine Bar

Wine bar · San Diego

South Park’s natural-wine pioneer marries low-intervention bottles with seasonal plates and a woman-led team tied to the Nat Diego festival. Frequently highlighted by Eater San Diego and celebrated by San Diego Magazine for shaping the city’s wine culture.

https://sandiegomagazine.com/food-drink/san-diego-food-scene-2024/
View this post on Instagram

Vino Carta Wine Shop and Bar

Wine store · San Diego

A bottle shop–bar devoted to small growers and natural wine, with weekly tastings, guest pop-ups, and friendly guidance that leads to discoveries. Consistently recommended by Eater San Diego as a go-to for serious wine lovers.

https://sandiego.eater.com/maps/where-to-drink-wine-in-san-diego-right-now
View this post on Instagram

M WINEHOUSE

Wine bar · San Diego

A century-old Little Italy house turned intimate wine bar pouring European and California finds late into the night. Loved by neighbors for personable service, trivia nights, and a smart, globe-trotting list.

https://mwinehouse.com/
View this post on Instagram

Wine Vault & Bistro

Bistro · Five Points

Long a local favorite for multi-course, wine-paired dinners and winemaker events where you can buy what you taste. Cited by Eater San Diego and listed with 2025 dinners by KPBS, it’s a true San Diego wine institution.

https://www.kpbs.org/events/2025/06/14/wine-vault-bistro-fathers-day-dinner-with-paired-wines
View this post on Instagram

The 3rd Corner Wine Shop & Bistro

Restaurant · San Diego

Part retail shop, part bistro: choose from a deep bottle list at retail pricing and drink it with dinner. A longtime Ocean Beach standby regularly recommended by Eater San Diego.

https://sandiego.eater.com/maps/where-to-drink-wine-in-san-diego-right-now
View this post on Instagram

Vin de Syrah

Wine bar · Gaslamp

A whimsical, subterranean Gaslamp lounge where the by-the-glass list runs wide, DJs spin on weekends, and locals descend for late-night tastings. A downtown original that remains independently run.

https://syrahwineparlor.com/
View this post on Instagram

WetStone Winebar

Restaurant · San Diego

Since 2007, Bankers Hill’s global-minded bar has poured adventurous wines and fortified sips alongside Latin-influenced small plates. A neighborhood fixture steps from Balboa Park, praised by locals and visiting wine geeks alike.

https://www.wetstonewinebar.com/
View this post on Instagram

LJ Crafted Wines - Wines & Tastings

Wine bar · San Diego

Family-run urban winery pouring straight-from-the-barrel wines and filling reusable growlers. The La Jolla tasting room underscores sustainability and local craftsmanship in a distinctly San Diego way.

https://www.ljcraftedwines.com/Contact-Us
View this post on Instagram

Quigley Fine Wines

Winery · San Diego

Downtown tasting room for a boutique importer specializing in sustainably made, small-family wines from Europe and beyond. Hosts guided tastings and cheese pairings with local artisans.

https://quigleyfinewines.com/pages/contact-us

Carruth Cellars Urban Winegarden & Cheese Shop: Liberty Station

Winery · San Diego

The city outpost of San Diego’s largest urban winery blends leafy garden vibes with tastings, a cheese shop, and live-music nights. A casual way to sample local production in the ARTS DISTRICT.

https://libertystation.com/go/carruth-cellars
View this post on Instagram

Mabel's Gone Fishing

Seafood restaurant · San Diego

A North Park seafood-and-wine hangout with a sharp natural list; awarded Bib Gourmand by the Michelin Guide and applauded by local critics for value and verve.

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/california/us-san-diego/restaurant/mabel-s-gone-fishing
View this post on Instagram

Juan Jasper Kitchen & Wine

Restaurant · San Diego

A tiny Golden Hill counter next to Sepulveda Meats pouring interesting wines with an ever-changing menu. Praised by San Diego Magazine for community spirit and savvy selections.

https://sandiegomagazine.com/food-drink/juan-jasper-restaurant-review-golden-hill/