Bar Derrière Natural Wine
Wine bar · Art Deco Historic District ·
Natural wine bar with French snacks, antique decor, secluded alley
Natural wine bar with French snacks, antique decor, secluded alley
"Bar Derrière is a wine bar where you can get a bottle for $50 to $60 and drink it in a cute alleyway that feels pleasantly secluded. The space is actually part of À la Folie Café, a good French spot on the west end of Española Way—where the touristy street gets a little less touristy. It has an antique store thing going on, with mismatched tables for small groups and prices that are quite reasonable for the area." - ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino
"Bar Derrière is the best Lagniappe alternative in South Beach—and a somewhat hidden wine bar worth knowing about regardless. This alleyway space is actually part of À la Folie Café, a solid French spot on the west end of Española Way. The natural wine bar has an antique store thing going on, with mismatched tables for small groups and a few bottle options in the $50 to $60 range. You can just drink here, but you can also order food from À la Folie Café. They have a lot of wine bar-appropriate French snacks like charcuterie, foie gras maison, and paté served with baguette." - ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino
"Bar Derrière is a South Beach wine bar where you can get a bottle for $50 to $60 and drink it in a cute alleyway that feels pleasantly secluded. The space is actually part of À la Folie Café, a solid French spot on the west end of Española Way. The natural wine bar has an antique store thing going on, with mismatched tables for small groups and prices that are quite reasonable for the area. You can just drink here, but you can also order food from À la Folie. They have a lot of wine bar-appropriate French snacks, like charcuterie, foie gras maison, and paté served with baguette." - mariana trabanino, ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo
"Bar Derrière is a South Beach wine bar where you can get a bottle for $50 to $60 and drink it in a cute alleyway that feels pleasantly secluded. The space is actually part of À la Folie Café, a good French spot on the west end of Española Way. The natural wine bar has an antique store thing going on, with mismatched tables for small groups and prices that are quite reasonable for the area. You can just drink here, but you can also order food from À la Folie. They have a lot of wine bar-appropriate French snacks, like charcuterie, foie gras maison, and paté served with baguette." - Ryan Pfeffer
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