St. Vincent Wine
Wine bar · Pleasant Plains
3212 Georgia Ave NW, Washington, DC 20010
Highlights
Wine bar with garden, brunch, charcuterie & live jazz
Wine bar with garden, brunch, charcuterie & live jazz
"Book reservations for groups as large as 20 at this Park View neighborhood favorite. It has plenty of prettily appointed outdoor space for large parties to take advantage of reasonably priced bottles of wine and sample food like charcuterie boards, duck croquettes, simple pastas, and even fondue." - Missy Frederick
"Tucked away in Park View, St. Vincent’s sprawling 4,000-square-foot patio is an ideal spot to wind down with huge selection of wines, cocktails, and charcuterie. Modeled after popular New Orleans hangout Bacchanal, there’s also an online store loaded with options available for pickup. The 3-year-old fixture with a wood-framed cocktail bar up top hosts live music out back four days a week (Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays). And its super popular wine Wednesdays deal features $10 guided wine tastings on the cocktail deck." - Emily Venezky
"Wear your finest red, white, and blue and head to St. Vincent for wine garden revelry. They promise fancy hot dogs and fried chicken sandwiches and all the sides, plus a live bluesy band, and “more wine than you can shake a sparkler at.” A $10 ticket renders a boozy Rocket Pop punch, an entry into a raffle for St. Vincent Wine swag, and discounted pricing (up to 50-percent off) on to-go wines." - Vinciane Ngomsi
"Tucked away in Park View, St. Vincent’s sprawling 4,000-square-foot patio is an ideal spot to wind down with huge selection of wines, cocktails, and charcuterie. Modeled after popular New Orleans hangout Bacchanal, there’s also an online store loaded with options available for pickup. The 3-year-old fixture with a wood-framed cocktail bar up top hosts live music out back on weekends." - Vinciane Ngomsi, Tierney Plumb
"While technically in Park View, it’s worth the walk a few blocks south to this wine lovers’ oasis. The expansive backyard is heated year round and the prices are kept reasonable — for a bottle of wine and a charcuterie tray you can expect to pay about $40. There is also a rotating schedule of live music." - Tim Ebner
