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NYX - Spirits Lounge is a wine bar located in Gladstone. Rated 5 stars from 30 Google reviews.

La Cave is a wine bar located in Pasadena. Rated 4.8 stars from 31 Google reviews.

Camino Wine Merchant is a wine shop on East North Street in Greenville, built around wine specifically rather than stocking it as an afterthought beside the spirits. That focus is the draw for anyone who wants to walk out with something more considered than the usual grocery-store shelf. It keeps later hours toward the end of the week, open until 10 on Thursday through Saturday and closed on Sundays.

The Blind Monk is a wine bar in West Palm Beach, FL — a cozy, dimly lit spot for charcuterie and cheese boards, live music, and a covered outdoor wine garden suited to a relaxed date night.

Sail Away Wine is a wine bar located in North Kansas City. They offer pizza restaurant, liquor store, lounge bar and night club services. Rated 4.7 stars from 395 Google reviews.

REMBAR is a wine bar in Jupiter, FL — a Roman-style enoteca known for its charcuterie boards, intimate seating nooks, and weekly ladies' night, with a carefully sourced wine list and tiramisu for dessert.

Vintner is a wine bar located in Westwood. Rated 4.9 stars from 43 Google reviews.

SIP sits on the rooftop above One City Plaza, reached by elevator, and the open-air terrace is really the point of coming up. It looks out over North Main and the downtown Greenville skyline, with lounge-style seating spread across the deck and heaters that keep it comfortable once the evening cools. The place bills itself as Greenville's first rooftop lounge, and the view is what most visitors mention first. The bar leans into its name: wine by the glass from a Napa-inspired tasting-room concept, a deep whiskey and bourbon list, and house cocktails alongside the sangria a lot of people come back for. The small plates are meant for sharing rather than a full dinner, so it lands better as a drinks-and-bites stop than a sit-down meal. Reviewers keep singling out the pork belly tacos and the Old Fashioneds, and in cooler months there is a crock-pot apple cider you can spike with Jack Honey or Fireball. People describe it two ways: an easy afternoon spot with Main Street below, and a livelier late-night scene once the crowd fills in, which makes it a date-night rooftop for some and an after-work group hangout for others. The one steady note across the reviews is that it gets busy as the night goes on, so folks suggest arriving early on weekends for an outdoor table. The weekday happy hour, with wine, whiskey, and appetizers discounted, is the calmest stretch of the week.

Black Bottle is a wine bar located in Darlinghurst. They offer bar and restaurant services. Rated 4.7 stars from 365 Google reviews.

Julie Redman opened Sweet Sippin’ in 2017 and built it around the experience as much as the drinks: wine worth learning about, regular events, and live music, not just a place to grab a glass. The rooftop is where all of that comes together. Up top you’ll find fire pits, a stretch of green space, and strings of lights that carry the night once the sun drops, with live music playing five or six nights a week from a mix of established and up-and-coming acts. The mood stays casual and unhurried. Drinks run from wine to craft beer and cider on tap, and since there’s no kitchen, people order in from nearby restaurants or catch whatever food truck is parked out front. The black cherry cider is the one reviewers name most often, and the bartenders tend to be generous with a steer if you’re not sure what you want. Settle in by the fire as the first set starts, and it’s easy to see why locals call it the go-to rooftop in downtown Simpsonville.

Dear Sainte Éloise is a wine bar located in Potts Point. They offer cocktail bar, bar, european restaurant and event venue services. Rated 4.7 stars from 715 Google reviews.

The move here is to browse the retail wine wall, pick a bottle at shop pricing, and have it opened at your table for a small corkage fee. That one idea has kept Northampton Wine + Dine a fixture on East Broad for years: a wine store, a bar, and an upscale American kitchen sharing a single historic downtown building. The shop side runs deep, a large and wide-ranging selection, and the staff know it well enough to point you toward something better than what you walked in for. The kitchen changes with the season and leans toward California wine-country cooking, from a burger and small plates at the bar to a full fine-dining menu in the back. The dish people keep naming is the Hot Chili Seafood, sweet and spicy and hard to put down; the filet and the lamb shank earn the same repeat visits, and more than one reviewer will tell you to save room for the bread pudding. Frequent wine and cheese tastings fill out the calendar, and the chef often works the room to talk pairings. It suits a date night or a small celebration, with a tucked-away wine room for the bigger ones. It sits a short walk down Broad Street from the Peace Center, an easy stop before a show.

AG (Allan Grammar) is a wine bar located in Penrith. Rated 4.6 stars from 158 Google reviews.

Wine House brings together two things that usually live in separate spots around the Upstate: a bar where you can settle in with a glass, and a shop where you can pick up a bottle to take home. You'll find it in the Haywood Road area of Greenville. The hours tell you what kind of place it is. It opens in the afternoon and stays open into the evening through the week, keeps a shorter Saturday, and closes on Sunday, so it suits an after-work glass or a weekend bottle run more than a late night out.

Malbec & More is a wine bar in Lantana, FL — a cozy room pouring small-producer wines alongside cheese and charcuterie boards, Fugazzetta, and beef bruschetta during happy hour.

Notable wines & charcuterie boards served in a upscale, wood-lined space with book-filled shelves.

Wine House at Hartness sits in the Hartness community on Society Street in Greenville. It works as both a wine bar and a bottle shop, so you can settle in for a glass or pick up wine and spirits to take home. Hours run through the week with a later close on Friday and Saturday, making it as easy to stop for one after work as it is to grab a bottle on the way to dinner.

Upscale, dinner-only eatery featuring a rotating menu of seasonal, globally influenced dishes.

Part cafe, part curated market, The Pantry is the kind of downtown spot where you can grab a matcha latte and a breakfast taco, then walk out with a bottle of wine and a gift you meant to buy for yourself. Emily Fournier runs it as a gourmet bodega tucked below Menkoi on North Main, and the "little bit of everything" is the whole point: hot food, coffee and espresso, grocery finds, charcuterie, small-vineyard wines, cold local beer, and shelves of sundries and local goods. The kitchen leans farm-to-table and seasonal, cooks seed-oil free, and works around food allergies rather than treating them as an afterthought. Mornings bring bagels with house spreads, loaded omelets like the short rib with manchego, and gluten-free pastries baked in house. Lunch moves to bright salads and artisan sandwiches. There's a small eating nook under the stairs if you'd rather stay a while, plus the occasional wine night or truffle tasting. Locals have taken to it fast, trading it around as one of Main Street's hidden gems. What the shelves and the menu don't spell out is the backstory. Emily left a career as a litigator to chase a restaurant dream at fifty, and The Pantry is only the first of two concepts she's bringing to this stretch of Main.

The Cazbah has anchored a corner of downtown Greenville since September 2000, when it opened in a former feed-and-seed store on West McBee, a block off Main. The old bones still show in the tin ceilings and exposed brick, and there is a rooftop bar for evenings that call for one more glass. The concept has held for a quarter century: American tapas made for sharing, with an Asian thread running through a good part of the menu. Thirty or so small plates rotate through the kitchen, so most tables order a handful and pass them around, though heartier entrees are there for anyone wanting more than a spread of plates. It has long been a date-night and group-dinner spot, low-lit and unhurried, the sort of place locals bring visitors when they want to show the city off a little. The wine list has drawn a devoted following over the years, and among the plates the lobster cigars are the one diners bring up again and again, so make sure a couple land on the table.

Sixty Vines Boca Raton is a wine bar in Boca Raton, FL — known for its wine selection, pork chop, and charcuterie boards with outdoor seating.

Geelong Cellar Door is a wine bar located in Geelong. Rated 4.7 stars from 341 Google reviews.

Doux Vino is a wine bar on Pelham Road, on the east side of Greenville. It pours wine by the glass and by the bottle, and it runs as a full bar too, so a table with mixed tastes is covered either way. The pricing lands in the mid range, which keeps it approachable rather than reserved for a special occasion, and it sits along one of the busier commercial stretches on that side of town.

Walk in and the space does most of the talking: industrial and natural finishes, custom tables built from old wine barrels, and enough room to perch at the bar, settle into a sofa near the fireplace, or carry a glass out to the deck. It stays quiet and intimate even on a full night, and dogs are welcome to come along. The focus is small-production wine rather than mass-market labels, bottles pulled from vineyards around the world and poured through a rotating by-the-glass list, with craft beer on tap and in the bottle beside it. Order cheese and charcuterie to go with the pour or bring your own food, and anything you take a liking to you can buy by the bottle to carry home. What reviewers keep singling out is the staff, who will point you toward something you will actually enjoy and are glad to build a flight so you can taste across a few before you settle on one. Live music runs Thursday evenings and Saturday afternoons, and there is a small event space that seats around thirty.

The Crush Pad is a wine bar located in Pasadena. Rated 4.9 stars from 12 Google reviews.

Prosperity Wine Room is a wine bar in Boca Raton, FL — a sister concept to Prosperity Brewers offering a broad wine selection, charcuterie boards, and house-brewed beers in a comfortable, fairly priced space.

Dua Champagne and Wine Lounge is a wine bar in Lantana, FL — an intimate, gold-accented lounge serving charcuterie and flatbreads alongside a curated wine selection and personal, Albanian-influenced hospitality.

The 1894 is a wine bar located in Pasadena. Rated 4.6 stars from 16 Google reviews.

Knird is a wine bar located in Crows Nest. They offer bistro, bar and restaurant services. Rated 4.7 stars from 212 Google reviews.

The Wine Fountain gives Fountain Inn a place to slow down over a glass of wine, right on South Main Street in the town's small downtown. For a community this size in the Upstate, a dedicated wine bar on the main drag is its own kind of draw. The pours start in the evening for most of the week, Tuesday through Saturday from five o'clock, with a Sunday afternoon session from one for a quieter close to the weekend. Mondays it stays closed.

Harvey's Bar is a wine bar located in Bowral. They offer cocktail bar, bar and restaurant services. Rated 4.2 stars from 72 Google reviews.

Rosehill Winery is a wine bar located in Kansas City. They offer beer garden, bar and restaurant services. Rated 4.8 stars from 36 Google reviews.

Cicci Food & Wine is a wine bar located in Balmain. Rated 4.6 stars from 71 Google reviews.

Wine shop and wine bar with tastings, pairings, and live entertainment.