Uvae Kitchen and Wine Bar
Restaurant · Andersonville ·
Stylish wine bar offering contemporary American fare & house cocktails
Stylish wine bar offering contemporary American fare & house cocktails
"While some wine bars feel stuffy and intimidating, you can go to Uvae without fear of a pop quiz on tannins and spumante at the end of your night. At its busiest, it has the atmosphere of a friendly neighborhood supper club with a long wine list, good food, and a knowledgeable staff. They can help you find the ideal pairing for anything on the menu, which has dishes like buttery short rib wellington, creamy mushroom maltagliati, and spiced carrots on top of a chickpea-sauerkraut puree that’s best finished via the “lick the plate” method. They also offer Happy Hour seven days a week—but don’t ask us about wine grape specifics since we left our cheat sheets at home." - sam faye, adrian kane, john ringor
"When: Tue-Fri 5-6:30pm, Sat-Sun 3-6:30pm The Deal: $2 Oysters, $2 Shrimp, $5 Glasses of Cava A long wine list and delicious food make Uvae a good spot for a casual dinner—especially if you get there a little earlier for their happy hour. The cozy, close seating and friendly staff give this Andersonville restaurant the atmosphere of a neighborhood dinner party, where you can knock back $2 oysters and shrimp. When you need a break from seafood, they have $5 glasses of cava to help cleanse your palette." - adrian kane, john ringor, veda kilaru
"When to get it: Tuesday-Friday, 5-6:30pm; Saturday & Sunday, 3-6:30pm At its busiest, this Andersonville wine bar has the atmosphere of a friendly neighborhood supper club with a long wine list, good food, and knowledgeable staff. But most importantly, they also offer a daily happy hour with $2 Chesapeake Bay oysters that are creamy and mild in flavor. When you need a break from seafood, Uvae has $5 glasses of cava to help cleanse your palette, too." - veda kilaru
"This charming corner wine bar has become a neighborhood destination with special tastings, prix fixe wine dinners for two, and a food menu laden with meat, seafood, and vegetarian dishes. Ownership has also opened a retail spot and tasting room next door called the Fromagerie where patrons can while away the hours among top-notch cheeses." - Ashok Selvam
"If you’ve always wanted to throw a murder mystery party but your friends are too lazy to participate, here’s your chance. Uvae, an Andersonville wine bar and restaurant is hosting a five-course murder mystery wine dinner on October 31st. You’ll eat a five-course dinner with wine pairings while you try and solve the murder. The show starts at 6pm, and tickets are $138 per person, which you can purchase here." - adrian kane
