Mo's Wine Bar

"If you’re not well-versed with women winemakers, Mo’s will change that. The majority of wines at this Alameda spot focus on women-owned and produced wines, led by owner Maura Passanisi, with at least 15 wines available by the glass. There’s also a selection of beers to choose from, as well as sake, low-abv cocktails, and nonalcoholic options, and a modest food menu, as well." - Dianne de Guzman, Matt Lardie

"Mo’s is a women-owned wine bar that focuses on highlighting women producers. The menu offers a collection of by-the-glass and bottle options, beers and ciders, plus some creative low-ABV and NA sips. The food menu is small but well thought out. A handful of bites like cheese plates, nuts and olives, miso deviled eggs, and trout roe crostini make it a perfect happy hour spot. Even when busy, it’s quiet enough to have a conversation." - Meleyna Nomura

"In Alameda, Mo’s Wine Bar has launched with a selection of wines showcasing women winemakers. They have about 15 wines available by the glass, with a good amount of the bottles sourced locally as well as from Spain, France, Italy, New Zealand, and South Africa. There’s also a short list of seasonal snacks, plus a short list of beers and low-ABV cocktails, all in a slightly upscale space. " - Ricky Rodriguez

"New business Mo’s Wine Bar opened in Alameda on Saturday, December 16, with the goal of highlighting women wine producers and brewers, the Mercury News reports. Taking over the space at 1515 Park Street, Mo’s will have some light snacks and cheese platters to start. There are plans in place to expand the offerings to include items like steak tartare, soups, and more in the future. Notably, the bar will remain open until midnight." - Lauren Saria

"Mo's Wine Bar, opened by Maura Passanisi, is set to open in downtown Alameda. The bar will focus on wines produced by women winemakers and offer a menu of small plates. It takes over the former Churchward Pub space at 1515 Park Street and is expected to open this spring." - Lauren Saria