La Fabrique St-George Winery

Really cool experience overall. The wine is decent—maybe not the absolute best I’ve had, but definitely enjoyable. I love that you can order a wine flight to try different options. What makes this place unique is the self-serve charcuterie concept. There’s a fridge where you can buy your own cheese, crackers, and more, and they provide everything you need to build your own board. Perfect spot for a date night or girls' night out. I’d definitely go back for the vibe and the overall experience.

Fantastic vibe, great place to catch up with your friends. I love the “build your charcuterie” model, you can all pick some items and share the bill. Offering the option of a wine flight is also great, we get to try multiple things and don’t feel like we’re missing out. I’ve always been a huge fan of Le Marché, now adding La Fabrique to my fave spots in town!

I was sophisticated because of the atmosphere. It makes you feel comfortable, relaxed and tranquil at the same time, especially at the corner of their fireplace. This winery offers a selection of locally produced wine, and the taste of each wine is so unique. My favourite is apple Merlot which has complex flavors and aromas with a glimpse of sour and Sweet. Also, as a side note, you can pick up a variety of crackers, sourdough bread, a large selection of cheese, dried meat like chorizo and so on. I definitely want to revisit this winery.

Came to the new Sunday brunch brought by the Le Marche team and the food was so amazing！Enjoying the new dishes from Le Marche in the beautiful and moody space of La Fabrique felt really special and we just can't wait to come back for more Sunday brunches！

A trendy place for a sip of in-house made wines while listening to live jazz band. They offer a wide selection of charcuterie board ingredients for DIY patrons to our together their favourites at reasonable grocery store prices. The only down side is they only have 2 staff so the table clearing is a bit DIY too.

Came in on Saturday afternoon to enjoy the live jazz and a wine flight. It was my first time to the venue. The staff was friendly and gave suggestions on what wines to try based on my preferences.

Hello, my partner and I visited a restaurant on Saturday evening for a date. The atmosphere was quite pleasant, with soft lighting and lively music. I enjoyed it, but some individuals might find the music to be excessively loud. The restaurant had an interesting concept where customers could select their own jams, spreads, meats, and cheeses. We even had to obtain our own plates and utensils. Although the wine selection was somewhat limited, we had a delightful time overall.

Kinda overpriced, the wine was quite mediocre to say the least. You pick your own cold cuts from the fridge and pay at the counter, nothing special about those either. I shouldnt have tipped my rule is if i have to order and pay standing up there would be no tip, they should at least have the decency to set the starting tip % lower since there is basically no service, ofc you can always choose custom tip....its ok doubt I will go back again.

Management needs to improve on better arranging the spaces available for guests instead of putting down reserved signs everywhere? Yes it was a Friday late afternoon but I expected more professionalism. The place used to be better don't think I will return.

Stopped by on a Wednesday evening and had a nice time. Got a glass of wine at the counter and there was space at the sofa up front for the 3 of us. There was also live music so the ambience was quite nice.

We went there during the day on a Thursday. Very cool experience. The host working that day was great. The wines were delicious (we ordered the flight). Very laid back spot. We admired the decor in this place, very rustic...so niceThe music matched well with the ambiance.

Stopped here for a wine flight with friends and it is such a cute spot! You order at the counter and they bring your wines over to your table, there's also some selection of snacks if you want that too. Definitely a cute spot for a date night or just hanging out with friends.

Great vibes and good, funky wine! When we were there for a drink on Saturday night we loved it - dark and cozy with a dj playing great music. Can't wait to go back!

Went on a walk with my boyfriend and passed this cute winery - decided to walk in just out of curiosity! The interior is so big yet intimate feeling -- small groups of people just having a laugh over wine. It was not crowded at all and they have lots of tables! What's unique about this place is that they also have a small grocery section where you can pick out cured meats, cheeses, accoutrements, chips etc. and they can make you a charcuterie board to go with your wine! We ordered 2 flights of wine ($22 for 4 glasses) (they had only 9 different wines) so we could taste almost all of them. I loved Blanc , Blanc 3 and Cider since I prefer white wines. We had a lovely time here and would definitely recommend coming here to chill with your friends or as a date night activity!

I would give this place a 3.5 if Yelp had the option. Came here during the afternoon around 12:30pm. The place was completely empty which was perfect for a quiet afternoon. People came in to buy wine and some charcuterie goodies to go but no one sat down other than us. We spent around 2.5 hours here just chatting. We ordered 2 wine flights ($22 ) to try all the different kinds of wine. Our favourite was the sparkling wine, white number 3 and the cider. Overall this is a great place to hang out and chill with some friends. Lots of meats and cheeses to choose from and the prices are not half bad. Would definitely come back for the sparkling wine and if I wanted to hang with friends

This was such a cute little spot to stumble across and bring my Wine-O girlfriend too while she was in town! Wine was pretty decent, although the whole experience was pricey for the minimal charcuterie that we got. Prepare to spend at least $60 each for a flight and 2 snacks each. I would have liked it if they opened the items you purchased and designed the charcuterie board for you, instead of having to do it all yourself. Super cute ambiance at dusk. I will be back though

Ambiance, wine on tap, great mood, lighting and space. Perfect for a late nightcap or a date. 10/10 recommend.

Unfortunately this place is a no for me. The wines were subpar at best and the market prices are pricey. $7 for a bag of chips and most cheeses were around $12-14 which is double what you would get at whole foods. The best wine was the Gewürztraminer which is still not enough to bring me back. The space is beautiful and you feel transported to Barcelona or some other place. Sadly, for the price and wines, it misses the mark.

This spot was not for me.. I found it over priced and over hyped. It's a create your own charcuterie kind of place, which i usually love. But none of the items had prices on them and while in theory it's a great concept the groceries they offered weren't great for creating a good board... unless you want to spend half of your time cutting tough bread. Also the wine was terrible.. we purchased a bottle and ended up tossing it after a few sips. It was sour and tasted off. Honestly give this place a miss - there are much better spots in town.

Decent spot for some drinks, the vibes are cool and the service is friendly. Would recommend checking it out at least once!

Nice cozy wine bar. The rose wine is well balanced and the selection of cheeses and bread is nice.

I feel like a hater, and perhaps a fogey. I don't write many reviews, but I guess the emotion I'm feeling is offended, or affronted? I also would like this place to make it, and maybe they will, even without making any changes... I may just not fit the target market, along with two of my friends who had already been there and independently advised me they wouldn't be returning. My main complaint is the price of the wine, and also the differential between buying it to take home, and buying it to take outside and drink. The prices seem to average around $30 to take home, and around $50 (so $20 corkage fee) if you drink it there. There is no table service, but they do provide glasses, and a cutting board, cutlery and little plates if you plan on buying some of their gourmet groceries and eat them on-site. For the groceries, you don't pay a different price regardless of where you eat, so if you haven't paid enough attention to the fine print, the sticker shock on the wine is even bigger. I am a devotee of BC wine, I pay a premium for that loyalty to local wineries, but the $30 price tag is steep, even compared to other BC natural wines. It needs to be pretty special for that price. Who is the winemaker? Who grew the grapes, and where? (Sometimes they say, sometimes they don't). Has anyone reviewed this wine? (I looked) Most wineries do tastings? How is this price justified? We took our wine, cheese, crackers and chicken liver mousse outside to a long skinny table, bolted into a concrete area out front, which is not level, making our stay on the tall metal stools quite uncomfortable - I was tilted, it felt like the wine glasses were too, who might hit the ground first? Compliments - they were quite well-organized, and the aesthetic is strong, funky and pleasing. Cleanliness was good. If someone credentialed convinces me the wine is worth it, and I can sit in another area, I will try again. I'm local, it's a novel, interesting idea, I'd love for it to not be annoying.