Jadis

I absolutely loved coming here and will be coming back! My friend and I were looking for a nice establishment in LES to have our quarterly girl chat lolll. Although we did not make Jadis HH (happy hour), we still wanted to experience going to a wine bar. Our server/hostess, Natalie, was very lovely and made great wine suggestions for someone like me, who is not particularly knowledgeable about wine. She was very informative and attentive, which gave us a nice balance compared to other establishments where staff might be overbearing/neglectful. We started with the Kir Royal drink (Natalie's recommendation) and it was just what I was looking for :) The burrata appetizer, which was perfecttt. I ordered the Branzino Fillet, and my friend ordered the Skirt Steak (from the big plate section). We were highly satisfied with both of our meals. The crème brûlée and Moscato were a perfect way to wrap up dinner. Usually, when I eat out, I always have to take leftovers, but everything was the right portion. Not too small or large...just the right amount for you make room for the next thing lollll. It's a perfect place for date night or if you want a quieter place to catch up with friends. My friend and I honestly had no complaints about each dish and drink that was brought out to us. I wish I had taken more photos, but I was too lost in the sauce with how good everything was. Plus, I like supporting family-owned/small businesses as well :)

Great service from Anthony and the staff. Reasonable prices and street parking. Food was very good to match the wine selections. Atmosphere was cozy and easy to hear each other. Acoustics were great even though the wine bar was about 2/3 full.

Really cool and relaxed wine bar in the LES. Service was great and they explained a lot of the options to fit your taste. Happy hour prices are great, ranging from $7-10 with an ample selection of red and white as well as small bites. The outside is perfect to drink solo and people watch or read. The inside is also intimate yet relaxed. Highly recommend this wine bar.

Cozy vibe with the exposed brick! Great deals on wine and very kind staff! Tons of tables in the front and back for groups of 2-6

An intimate dining experience. It’s a bit tight at the front but plenty of space in the back. We ordered escargot and ahi tuna tartare for appetizer then beef bourguignon and skirt steak for entrees. We thought it was tasty but not amazing. We also shared a bottle of Côtes du Rhône. Would recommend for a date spot.

I had the loveliest birthday dinner here! The owner/chef and service was fabulous. They made me and my 17 (!!) friends feel incredibly well cared for. The food was delicious as was the wine. Highly recommend booking for large parties here - the process was smooth and very rea$onable. 10/10!

Had a delicious meal here! Highly recommend the duck rillette and the burrata. Wines and cocktails were solid, and service was warm and prompt. Reasonably priced and cozy digs as well!

We came to Jadis to celebrate my roommate’s birthday with a group of 11 girls, and it could not have been a better experience! The family-style meal was incredible — every dish was fresh, high-quality, and full of flavor. The service was just as amazing as the food — every single staff member was so kind, attentive, and accommodating to our large group. You can really tell how much care they put into both their food and their hospitality. Highly recommend Jadis for any occasion — we’ll definitely be back!

My husband and I recently revisited Jadis for a bit of nostalgia - it was one of our dates in the early days of us dating! Happy hour is still amazing with a range of affordably priced wines and bites. Since it's winter, we had a craving for mulled wine, which also ended up being on the happy hour menu. We chose to get the baked salmon spread which was fantastic... very flavorful, super fresh. Service was extremely attentive, and while it was quiet when we went in at opening, it got busy quickly. Glad Jadis has held up over the years!!!

So good! Great wine selection and super duper affordable. Think prices when you are in Europe instead of typical NYC prices

My friend and I stopped by Jadis last night for some wine and small plates after attending an event at The Tenement Museum. I really loved the ambiance and overall vibe of the place. It's relaxed, quiet, cozy, dimly lit...the polar opposite of the LES spots I used to seek out in my 20s and 30s, yet exactly what I seek out these days. :) We ordered some pinot noir and shared the tiger shrimp, escargot, and beet salad. The shrimp and escargot were delicious and garlicky and came with crusty bread to soak up all of the tasty seasoned olive oil. The beet salad came lightly dressed with frisée, goat cheese, and pistachios. The only minor issue I had with the beets is that there was a very powerful spice that tasted like a particular type of peppercorn (maybe Szechuan) that was extremely overpowering and off putting. The salad would've been perfect without it, but it kind of ruined the dish for me. Everything else was great though, including the service (very attentive without being too much). Jadis is definitely a neighborhood gem, and I will definitely be back.

Love the wine bars in this area and Jadis might be my fav! It's super spacious inside with a great happy hour selection, some cocktails (which I prefer to an all wine menu), and the food is so good! You can definitely have a full meal here or girl dinner bites! The salmon salad and mac and cheese were my fav!

Really cute ambiance and obviously a very extensive wine list of reds and white and nice to see oranges! There's a decent amount of wines from Hungary and Italy as well as France. My friend and I were able to walk in and share a carafe of the Sauvignon blanc on a Saturday around 7, and my friend mentioned seating in the back looked super cute for a date night! They also had small plates and food, and it smelled amazing even though we had just come from dinner. Our waiter was super on top of it but overbearing - which I can sincerely appreciate. Super intimate and quaint - on my list to come again.

Really nice little wine bar! I came here early on Friday evening with a friend and was able to get the korozott from the happy hour menu which had about 6 crostinis with a cottage cheese spread and picked onion (7/10). This was definitely unusual but wasn't bad! I also ordered the Pinot blanc which was refreshing and citrusy. We also split the artichokes (6/10 they were good but only came with 4 hearts? Which is crazy for $14) And then branzino (8.5/10) great branzino with a crispy skin and really good green beans but the potatoes were a little dry and there were only 3 small pieces! Overall I'd come back for the happy hour menu and to maybe try out the tarts but otherwise I think it's a little overpriced!

An intimate dining experience. It's a bit tight at the front but plenty of space in the back. We ordered escargot and ahi tuna tartare for appetizer then beef bourguignon and skirt steak for entrees. We thought it was tasty but not amazing. We also shared a bottle of Côtes du Rhône. Would recommend for a date spot.

Such a cozy and cute little wine bar! We stopped by and saw they had everyday HH until 7pm. What a steal even on Saturday's! We got 4 glasses of Syrah wine ($8 a glass) and 2 appetizers. The mushroom risotto puffs were tasty. The toasted Brie on bread was good too. Nothing special about the food but the service was great. The bar got super busy around 730pm on Saturday. We had a great time and loved the romantic vibe.

This place is like a hole in the wall. It's a cozy hole, though. Still, across the street is a hospital... I guess if you get alcohol poisoning, you are in good hands, but the view isn't so nice. The service is friendly. As for the wines, this isn't the place to go to drink DRCs or Krugs. However, it's decent and well priced. The food, I only tied the escargot and olives and ice cream. The escargot is very well done, possibly one of the best in NY. Olives are olives. The ice cream is not really ice cream. It's like grainy sandy thing that probably what clay tastes like. Go and grab a bottle of wine and stick to the food and this is a gorgeous after dinner option.

Took a jaunt down to give this European Wine Bar a try. The service was solid. Natalie did an amazing job taking care of us. The wine list is extensive and has some unique gems that will definitely accommodate your palate. The food is good, but not the main draw to this unassuming spot. The low lighting vibe is great for a casual night out or date night. If you are looking for a wine bar that allows you to take your time and soak in life, then give this one to try.

Cute wine bar on the LES. They have happy hour every day with glasses of wine and small bites for under $10. The place was pretty busy 5:30pm on a Saturday. The service was attentive.

Gorgeous spot! My sister & I grabbed happy hour here and our server Natalie was so wonderful! Nibbles & wine on happy hour until 7pm

Stumbled upon this wine bar after not wanting to wait in line for Double Chicken Please - what a pleasant accident! Not only is this place not in the least bit pretentious, it's also incredibly cozy, especially the space all the way in the back with the communal couches and tables. Service was great! I accidentally knocked over my glass of Chardonnay - not because I was drunk but that I speak with vivid hand gestures lol - and broke the glass. Staff immediately came over and swept up the mess and also brought me a new glass of wine. Noise level was conducive to having audible conversations. It's really a great oasis to chill and escape the madness that is LES.

One of the best happy hours I've been to in the city! We went at around 5 on a Thursday and were one of the only tables inside. The server was attentive and kept our drinks filled. What we ordered: I started off with the seasonal wine and my boyfriend got the Aperol spritz. My wine was great, but the aperol spritz could have used more aperol. Then i ordered the sangria and my bf got a beer. We also split the cheese spread, which was prepared nicely, but was nothing special (but also only $6 so I guess we shouldn't have had high hopes). Overall the value for the money here is great! This HH is definitely worth checking out.

I had the best Chardonnay there. And also a not so good pinot. Can't get everything you want. I had the butternut squash soup and the beef bourguignon. I thought the soup was a bit too watery for a butternut squash soup at first, but it got better as I finished it. The beef was done well. I loved the service; very attentive and made me feel well taken care of. And I loved the break and rolling ceiling (you have to go check it out to understand what I mean by that). It was a nice place for dinner or for a drink. Overall, a place I would go back to.

Jadis means long ago in French. And long ago Belly wished upon a star that that the Beef Bourguignon came with a bit more beef. Beare tried the Salade de Roquette and enjoyed the dressing, the ambiance, and interesting grouping of people. Artichoke hearts were the highlight of the meal.

I know Jadis is a wine bar, but I happened to come here with my friends because they actually wanted dessert LOL. Well, they ended up having wine AND dessert, I actually stuck to just having dessert. They have a pretty solid crème brûlée I must say. Really hit the spot! Service was great. They were prompt and actually gave us a bit of a show by making the dessert right in front of us. Although to be fair, we also sat at the bar so that might have just been happenstance. Ambience here is as you would expect of a wine bar. Dimmed lighting, cozy, and fairly intimate. I had a great time just having conversations with my friends as it had been a while since we had caught up. Overall, solid place if you want a night out that isn't too over the top. Wouldn't mind stopping by again.

Solid wine bar with a fantastic happy hour! We made ourselves comfortable in their cozy, vintage-decorated bar for a few hours on a Thursday night. Our server was such a delight and offered great recommendations, including the Nero D'Avola (not to be missed!). The cheese board came with generous portions of cheese and accoutrements with delicious toasted bread. I'd definitely come back for happy hour!

I had a decent time here last night. I went in finding out that this was a cute first date spot and the ambiance was spot on for just that, which was really nice. The service was quick and efficient and I thought the waiter was really attentive (especially when I asked him about specific dishes that had cilantro or parsley that I wanted to avoid). For drinks, I got a Kir Royal which was good enough to get again! The fois gras was something I wanted to try but I was mentioning to my date it's maybe a texture thing but I probably could go my whole life without eating it again and be very happy. It was not bad though, average for sure. The Mac and cheese (not pictured) was really great, as usually you can't go wrong with it. I did not eat the skirt steak but from what I was told it was good, (3.5/5). I thought the panini was already pretty decent, pesto was very tasty but the only reason I ordered it was because my first choice on the menu (vegetable couscous) was mentioned to have parsley so I switched it out for this. Overall the food being pretty average was what drove this review. I would come back for drinks and the vibe and maybe order something else (and def the Mac and cheese) to give it another shot.

Came here for dinner for the first time last night and it exceeded expectations! first, it was a very cozy environment inside - perfect for a romantic date night when it is cold and snowy outside. Tables are spaced out making it very safe during the pandemic. Second, our waitress was super friendly and suggested we order less food than we originally requested because the portions are generous. I really appreciated her comment and immediately caught my attention as one of the most genuinely sincere people! Third, their wine and food were very good! We will be coming back with friends very soon!

Came by here for a glass of wine and it didn't disappoint. A carafe was split between 2 people for only $32 and we both got 1.5-2 glasses each. The wine was fresh and the waiter was well versed in recommending something we would like. Cute and cozy intimate spot that offers tables, bar, and couches. Would love to return to try the food.

Awesome service. I came here to meet a friend for her friend's birthday party and enjoyed an excellent eggplant tahini dip with crudites and some tasty red wine. Comfortable, unassuming atomosphere.

Very cozy ambience with good food & great service. We went on a weekday around 6, so it was happy hour. My glass of prosecco was $8. I forgot to take pictures of the rest of our courses because we were caught up in conversation, so I must add that this is a great place to catch up with friends or go on a date. In addition to the baguette and vegetable crudité we got as appetizers, we ordered a cheese board and the vegetable couscous. The cheese board came with even more bread, in addition to the usual assortment of fruits. Each of the cheese we tried were good, the bread was fantastic, and the couscous was beyond satisfactory. I will absolutely be back!

I loved loved loved the skirt steak! Came for a birthday dinner with a friend today and decided to go for the steak-- amazing!! Not a steak person but this light change my mind. I loved the arugula that came with it, the vinaigrette was splendid. Ambiance is amazing, intimate and cozy, while classy at the same time. Will come back again!!!

Ordered a bottle of wine at Jadis on Thursday night. A nice space to enjoy some wine and enjoy a romantic evening. Quality: After dinner we decided to find a spot to order a bottle of wine and relax. Jadis has a fairly large wine list with a good assortment of options across the price spectrum. We went with a Syrah, which was good, though would have benefited from being a little more chilled. Summer is always rough at New York wine bars as few have that cellar or fridge space to keep things at a cooler room temperature. We didn't order food, but what we saw looked decent. Quantity: Decent sized wine list. Value: $11-$18 for Glasses. Bottles were fairly reasonable. Ambiance: Jadis is a wine bar located in the Lower East Side. They had a few tables outside, but the street is under construction and was a little loud. Inside it is a very cozy space with brick walls, book shelves, candles, and what appeared to be some couches towards the back. The music was very relaxed and it felt like a solid date spot. However, the open kitchen at the center posed two issues, one it made it very hot inside and two it filled the space with smoke. Crowd: Only a few tables in use on Thursday night despite the reserved signs. Service: They prefer reservations even though the place sat mostly empty, however the waiter at the counter area was very kind. Parking: Some nearby street parking.

Me and my mom came in here for dinner on our last night in NYC. The ambiance is so amazing, low lighting, candlelight, and felt like I was in a wine cellar. We had the eggplant dip for appetizer which was really good! We liked the dip with bread ($3) better than with the veggies it came with. We shared the beef bourguignon and the couscous. I am significantly reducing my meat intake and the couscous was the only veggie dish available. My mom really enjoyed both dishes. I felt that the couscous dish was nothing spectacular and the beef bourguignon was pretty good. We got crème brûlée for dessert which was as pretty tasty.

I love Jadis (Zhaa-dee)! I was at VR place down the straight and needed to come back to reality. Jadis was a great place to do that and catch up with a good friend. A lot of first date/meet-ups here it seems. It was easy to overhear the convo of the two peeps right next to us who had met on a dating app. We were at a table in the front as the back couches were full this time. I had the carafe the grapefruit rose sangria which was light and refreshing and the grapefruit was not overpowering. My friend had the kir royal which was equally good. I think I may have that next time. We stuck with the small bites this time around. We had the bruschetta, bacon-wrapped scallops, crab-cakes bites and smoked salmon on blinis. All were good, the tomatoes on the bruschetta were very ripe and slightly tangy, the bacon was the star in the bacon-wrapped scallops dish, and I was pleasantly surprised the crab cake bites as I normally don't like crab cakes. The salmon was probably the show stopper, though. Next time, I will explore more of the menu. Great service and ambiance. Our server checked on us multiple times and was always there when needed. I will not sit next to the heat pole next time. If you are always cold, then you should sit by it :P

La qualité de la cuisine est satisfaisante mais ne atteint pas le niveau d'authenticité trouvé dans d'autres établissements de restauration à Soho. L'approche du propriétaire est perçue comme peu amicale, et il y a des préoccupations concernant sa compréhension des pratiques culinaires traditionnelles françaises.

I miss Jadis, and I barely know it. You now how you return from a trip where you sought out a lot of cool and interesting places to wine and dine or slurp noodles in spicy broth, and yet one place lingers in your memory? It happens to be the place you weren't really looking for? That's the best kind. We were cruising around LES some time after dinner and decided after a long day out to stop in for a late night glass of wine and maybe a few snacks. It was literally just the closest wine bar and I wasn't particularly interested in what Yelp had to say about it. Glad we stopped, because this place is a gem. Down the steps you go and enter a remarkable space, the walls lined with ancient bricks, not unusual in the area of course, and then you look up and the ceiling is bricked. What--who does that? That is very old, and something no one would do today, that's for sure. It creates a semi-dark space that is at once relaxing and intimate. Were we in a Parisian wine cellar? Could have been. We grab a table. There's zero pretense here and I ask for help with one of the glasses of wine, a Tempranillo, and am amply rewarded. Olives are ordered, and then light charcuterie and cheese. The triple cream brie...OMG. The tired feet melt, everything is right with the world and we leave not really knowing what just happened, but continue to talk about the experience the rest of the trip. Why we didn't return shall be the only question we ask. Why we'll visit upon our next trip to the city shall be the answer.

Very cute dinner/date place in Lower East Side. Extensive selection of wine and pretty good food.

Super cute bar and great happy hour as well definitely a spot I recommend for a cute date spot or just a nice place to go to start your night. Great selection of drinks and little bites too

Came here twice and enjoyed it very much both times. Great service as well as the food. Probably my favorite french restaurant in the nearby area :)

Charcuterie with happy hour wine and sangria? Look no further because Jadis has it! A cute restaurant in the lower east side, this place was the perfect spot to sit outside (only one table available at the front of the restaurant), drink some wine and eat some deliciously cut meat and cheeses. Although there is very limiting seating outside, the inside is wonderfully decorated as well, giving off a close and intimate vibe, great for dates or friend catch-up sessions. My boyfriend and I came here around 5 which was perfect as they have happy hour 5-7 Mon-Sat with $6-8 wines and sangria. I had their grapefruit sangria and it was deliciously made. It tasted super fresh and very well balanced. Great for a hot summer's day. As for the food, we started with the truffle mushroom risotto puffs. For $6, it was well-worth it. There were 4 delicious puffs of heaven. It had a crisp exterior from the filo dough and was soft and mushy on the inside from the rice and mushroom. The truffle was the perfect finishing touch. We also shared the mixed olives which was a yummy little plate of olives at $4. Both were great picks! As for the star, we got the platter of meats and cheese at $22. With that, you get a selection of 4 choices from a variety of meats and soft and hard cheeses. It also came with grapes, mustard and cornichons. We selected the Serrano ham, veal terrine, Fourme d'Ambert (a blue cheese) and Pierre Robert (similar to a brie but stronger). Everything was great for splitting between 2-3 people and they gave plenty of sliced baguette for the platter. At $22, it was so worth the price. Overall, it was a great experience. The service was so nice, very attentive. They constantly refilled our plates and checked on us to ensure we were enjoying our food and drinks. We definitely enjoyed everything. Delicious!

This bar provides the perfect level of class for a nice date in LES. It was really nice to sit at the bar and see the chefs prepare the hors d'oeuvres. The grapefruit sangria had a really refreshing taste, and didn't taste like it had much alcohol, but I definitely could feel it.

This is a cozy, nice wine bar with an extensive wine menu. There is a lounge area inside which is where you can get just drinks while the front of the restaurant has tables where you can get food and drinks. We did have to wait a little bit (~30 minutes) to get a table for 6, but the staff was very nice and accommodating. I'm actually not a huge wine person, but they had a lot of different options which looked interesting to me. We actually got a few pitchers of sangria which was nice. It was refreshing with the fresh cut fruits in the glass. For some of the other wines, you can get it by either glass, carafe, or bottle. Some of my friends got the food as well and seemed to enjoy it. Overall a solid place to spend a night and try out different wines.

This is a neighborhood GEM! This wine bar is casual and cozy, not stuffy or pretentious like many wine bars can be, nor rowdy like a lot of LES bars can be. The service is exceptional: everyone was friendly, helpful, and attentive. The wine was great and the pours were generous. Also, the playlist was notably good. I'm excited to return to Jadis! Re: COVID -- The indoor space is cozy yet adequately socially-distanced. They keep the door open, and sitting in the front room, it felt like there was sufficient air circulation.

Cute, homey, intimate little place dimly lit with candles and furnished with couches, cozy tables, and exposed brick walls. We came here after dinner to continue our date night and it was just the perfect place. They have a list of select wines that, for the most part, can be ordered by the glass, carafe (equivalent to a little over than half a bottle), or a full bottle. They also have choices that are only available by the bottle. We ordered a carafe of the Padrillos Malbec-- a dry Argentinian red wine. It was delightful; strong, fruity notes yet still smooth and not at all overpowering. The carafe was perfect for the two of us. It came out to be about two glasses each which was just right to end our night before grabbing dessert. The service was friendly and attentive. Though we sat at the bar/counter it still felt intimate. I also had a chance to peek at the servers in the midst of their food preparations, those cheese plates looked mighty tantalizing! I definitely will be back. Can't wait to try some of their small plates as well as the charcuterie and of course, more vino!

Cute place to stop for a chat with a friend. Kind of dimly lit, good service, relatively inexpensive, and they were playing French versions of American pop songs, which was kind of fun. Was lucky enough to catch the tail end of happy hour, had a $4 glass of "Clot del Pila" Domaine Boudau 2010 Côtes du Roussillon, France and a $4 glass of Sangiovese "Farnese Terre Di Chieti" 2010 Ortona, Italy . Both were ok, not my favorites at all, but for a total of $8 how can I possibly complain? Post happy hour I moved on to the $8 Pinot Noir which I thought was very good. Big ups to any place with a Saturday Happy Hour (5-7 PM). For snacks we had the mushroom truffle risotto puffs for $6.00 and the Pierre Robert (French triple cream cheese, very yummy!) small plate for $8.00. Portion size of the cheese was good to share as a snack for two people. Cheese was served with one slice of tomato and some slices of baguette. The mushroom puffs were also tasty, but the portion size was so small, I don't think I'd order this again. All told, my half of the bill was $37 (including tax/tip) for 3 hours of enjoyment, wine, and yummy snacks, which is awesome!

This was the perfect place for an intimate catch up with my high school friends, who I haven't seen in a while. Normally, it can be tough to get seated in a NY bar (especially on a Saturday night), but we managed to snag two couches that fit our group of 6! We comfortably sat there for about 3-4 hours without feeling like anyone was hanging over us, waiting for us to leave. I was also impressed by their extensive wine list - they even had a white wine from this little island in Croatia (Korcula) that we enjoyed. We had tried great white wines during our trip to Croatia, but as you can imagine, it's hard to find Croatian wines in the U.S. Our waiter gave us the perfect amount of service - not too attentive where it's bothersome, but came to our table enough times to refill waters and wine glasses. I would definitely come again when I'm back in the city!

Here tonight with the girls for HH. Drinks are $5 each on Mondays from 5-7pm. We got the table at the front by the window, pretty intimate and cute display of vintage bottles. Seating was a little tight though, my seat was right in front of a stool by the bar and the back of my head kept hitting the stool every time I layed back. Okay, $8 for 4 teeny pieces of their starters? Pretty expensive, and wasn't that flavorful. The mac and cheese tartlets were bland and tasted like the ones you can get in the frozen aisle, also got the risotto puffs which were piping hot and savory. It's a french place, gotta try their escargot of course. I have to say, it was the best plate I had tonight, was still bubbling when it got to our table, nice and garlicky, and the sauce was great with the bread. Next, the ham and gruyere cheese panini, ehhh just like a regular grilled cheese sandwich I can make at home myself, nothing special. How bout the bacon quiche? It was nice and creamy, could be better though, one side was kinda burnt. Overall, small intimate place for small talk before or after dinner.

Great happy hour with orange wine! Loved the cheese plate. The outdoor set up was cozy and warm with heat lamps in the winter. Looking forward to coming back.

I love Jadis, going there since a long time! You feel like home with Edit, the wine selection is great and affordable, the food is amazing, especially the Brandade de Morue that i loveeee

Came here one night to get my gf's mulled wine fix. I, on the other hand, wanted to try out their menu. The escargot, delicious. Scallops, cooked wonderfully. The mulled wine, excellent (according to my gf because I drank a cabernet). Also had a nice charcuterie plate with some good cheese and surprisingly good chorizo. Will definitely go back for more.

An excellent little wine bar for first dates, chatting with friends and enjoying affordable wines selected with knowledge.

Lovely outdoor meal at Jadis enjoying a tarte flambee and a charcuterie board that was absolutely delicious. I especially enjoyed their pate and I plan on coming back to have more and do it all over again with another frozen aperol spritz! Very nice staff, will need to try the creme brûlée next time! Highly recommended!

Jadis is FANTASTIC! pros: - everything on the menu looked wonderful. there wasn't an overwhelming array of options and it was thus relatively easy to choose something for the night. - we got the duck rillettes, the artichoke & parmesan crostinis, the quiche lorraine and the creme brulee. all absolutely delicious. - cute decor - really nice ambiance - good service cons - got really packed as the night went on (9pm-ish; when we arrived at 7:30, it was totally fine); it might be hard to get seats overall, it was a great experience. the back had some nice couches and an open area which looked pretty cool. we were a bit wary about coming here because all the reviews raved about the wine, but it's a perfectly great place to go even if you don't drink.

Loved this spot for happy hour. The happy hour deals were very good, and the food menu had tons of delicious-sounding bites. There was a single small table outside and we asked to be seated there. Excellent people watching. I had a couple glasses of the viognier before switching to another white. I ordered the ham, gruyere, and caramelized onion pressed sandwich. The sandwich was tasty and came with a delicious side salad that had the most perfect cherry tomatoes. My friend had the alsacienne tarte which was absolutely phenoms. I would definitely get that on a return visit. A visit to the bathroom revealed a really chic lounge area towards the back of the restaurant - such a cute place for a small group gathering. I'd love to return on a future visit to the city.

My boyfriend and I spent Valentine's Day here. They were very attentive and accommodating and made sure we got an inside table as requested. Our waiter recommended a bottle of wine that did not disappoint. Flower petals and roses on the table- just incredible touches that made the evening a success. The 3 course prix fixe menu had great options and we left tipsy and happy. Will be returning.

This is a cozy wine bar with plenty of space to sit on the couches or at the bar. There's plenty of wine options as well and some bites. I overall recommend this place. The sound is ideal because you can actually talk without shouting your lungs out.