Heritage Fine Wines

10/4/18 - Happy Hour at Heritage Fine Wines in Beverly Hills. Happy HOURS: Mon - Fri, 5-7pm * my visit: Thursday at 6:40pm, party of 3 Happy Hour MENU: • Wine selection is quite limited, offering only 5 wines of which there are 2 sparkling, 1 rose, 1 red, and 1 white. Wine prices are fair ranging $8-$12 per glass. Average/normal wine pours. • Food options are cheese, meat, bruschetta and tapenades, and oysters. The prices range from $5-$18. Its a good spread of finger-sized foods to share between 2-3 ppl. * our order (3ppl): Sparkling Rose, Rose, and Bordeaux (my fav!) and to eat we had the 3pc Bruschetta and Tapenade (my fav!). Our total bill came to $44.85 (w/o tip), which in my opinion was a rather reasonable. SERVICE: the staff was friendly but the the service was quite slow, having to get up from the table and walk to the bar twice to ask for another drink and silverware, as well as trying to track someone down for the check. ATMOSPHERE & AMBIANCE: the restaurant/bar looks upscale, and had a warm cozy feel with dim lighting and candles set atop wine barrels. There was a piano player in the back to set them mood. It seems to cater to an older, more mature crowd in the age range of mid-30’s and up. There is a good amount of seating throughout the restaurant and they were placed in a way to avoid overcrowding and to give each party there one sense of personal space. The seating options were bar seats (approx 8-10), 2 high top tables (each seats approx 4-6), and several regular tables at the center of the restaurant (from what I saw it looked like the tables could accommodate 2-8ppl/table). I’ve passed by this place countless number of times over the years and had always wanted to go in and I’m glad I finally did. I will certainly go back soon.

Romantic and classy wine bar with food menus as well. Not too busy early in the evening. Live music Friday nights.

Inside is cosy. The charcuterie board we selected was fantastic, as was the rosé. The owner is lovely as was the host.

The worst service I have ever had. To expand. There was adequate staff. Instead of helping us on the patio the staff stayed inside and did not attend to the 5 of us outside. It was a birthday celebration and we were there an hour, with being checked on twice. When we finally decided that we had had enough we walked inside to find our waiter texting. We asked "did we do it wrong, were we supposed to stay outside and get service", we were asked if we wanted more wine. Not at this point, everyone sells wine. Just a bad service experience. Also; it was our perception that the couple times we did have a person at the table, they were short and uninterested in engagement. On a positive note we went right down the street and had a great experience.

This is exactly what Beverly Hills needed. In a town abundant with self-proclaimed wine connoisseurs and lovers alike, there was no establishment that offered a vast variety of French wines, spoke to the complexity or had the chic yet inviting setting like Heritage. Jordane, the owner, offered me a number of whites that I had not experienced elsewhere. And his in-depth knowledge of wine making was truly impressive. If you love wine, then this is one place you must try!

Every time I visit LA, I make sure to come to Heritage. Everything about this place is exceptional. First of all, they have a warm, friendly and inviting atmosphere, while maintaining the chic sophistication you would expect at this prime location in Beverly Hills. Friday and Saturday nights they have live music. Every once in a while they also host parties. They have access to a rooftop with views where they host DJs. I’ve been to one so far and love it and I’m thinking I’ll also attend their NYE party. I’m really there for the wine as the list is well curated. I’m gluten free so I’ll get the charcuterie which is fantastic with the bread on the side (my fiends say it’s delicious, I wouldn’t know though!). If you’re looking for traditional French classics they have you covered with Croque-Madame, Quiche Lorraine, Escargots and Crème Brulée. I visit LA about once a month, and like I said, I make sure to make time for Heritage. I rarely write reviews, but this is a place to write home about! I hope you enjoy.

Best wine club in LA I would say!! If you are looking for french wines or handmade fine wines in Los Angeles, there is no other place like Heritage Fine Wine. Here you can enjoy your delicious Italian cuisine or plate of french cuisine with live music. This will make your evening awesome!! Great Place! Highly Recommended! Thank you Jordane Andrieu!!

It's a hidden gem in Beverly Hiils. Fantastic French wine and Champagne selection. A wonderful Happy Hour. They also have live music and very special events monthly. The food is exquisite as is the service.