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Nowhere Wine bar
Nowhere Wine bar: Edmonton's cozy, intimate spot for thoughtful wine pairings and warm vibes.
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Nowhere Wine bar: Edmonton's cozy, intimate spot for thoughtful wine pairings and warm vibes.
Nowhere Wine bar sits at 12315 102 Ave NW in Edmonton, offering a cozy, intimate setting with a wide wine selection and thoughtfully paired bites. Patrons praise warm, attentive service and a sophisticated vibe, with the owner Barry noted for paying attention to detail. On busy evenings, the space can get lively and somewhat noisy, but the inviting atmosphere and curated menu invite a return visit.
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A wide variety of wines curated to suit different tastes and preferences, available by the glass or bottle.
Expertly crafted cocktails, including classics like Sazerac and Vieux Carre, made with attention to detail.
Thoughtfully curated dishes, such as short ribs, designed to pair perfectly with our drinks in a cozy setting.
An intimate atmosphere ideal for romantic evenings, with warm vibes and attentive service.
A welcoming space for catching up with friends, offering great drinks and a lively, yet cozy ambiance.
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Overall rating
f dub
Drinks are great, cute spot, comfortable but atmosphere or ambiance could use some work. I love wine bars, they are my preferred choice on a weekend out and this particular spot did not have any music going. Will be back but hopefully in company of some better music :)!
C.R. Byrne
Nowhere Wine Bar is full of great vibes, people, food and of course drinks. I had the short ribs and a couple cocktails, both were excellent. Though they were busy, our server Sarah was very attentive and friendly. The owner Barry pays attention to every detail and ensures his customers are well taken care of. This local spot is proof that big things come in small packages. Highly recommend. Will definitely be back.
Emi
Stopped by Nowhere Wine Bar after dinner on a Friday evening and were pleasantly surprised to be seated right away. The space is cozy and intimate, an ideal spot to catch up with friends. Our server was incredibly friendly and gave great drink recommendations, all of which we enjoyed. While we didn’t try the food this time, we’re looking forward to exploring the menu on our next visit. One note: the noise level was quite high, and it was difficult to hear our server at times, especially seated along the wall.
Youngoh Kim
Nowhere Wine Bar is a charming, intimate spot that's perfect for a cozy evening out. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, creating an ideal setting for date night. The food menu is thoughtfully curated, offering dishes that pair well with their wide selection of wines. My wife and I had a wonderful experience and truly enjoyed the laid-back, yet sophisticated vibe of the space.
Tidings M
I drove by one day and noticed this place, so by chance I parked next to it and just went in to take a peak. The hospitality from the Manager was very Luke warm initially and the waitress was very bubbly and lively and set the tone of the place. Everything was going well until I ordered a Sazerac and had a sip of it that things started to take a bitter turn. The food menu wasn’t particularly appetizing and we were a little famished, but the attitude from the manager was very inhospitable. The bartender was very professional and you could tell he enjoyed his craft, so he was determined to craft a better drink, I had insisted that it was fine and I was just going to drink my original drink but we settled on a Vieux Carre. While we were still conversing, and I had another sip from the drink to answer the bartenders question, the Manager came and grabbed the drink and returned it to the bar - I found this rude and I suppose tried to understand why he would do that, as the drink would be spilt anyway unless he was going to pour it back and age it. Then I decided maybe he thought I just wanted a free drink - who knows. The food on paper looked bare bones and uncreative, perhaps this is a money mill who knows, and the experience or culinary value comes next. Needless I paid the bill and hopefully tipped the waitress enough to quell her woes for working in such a place. I hope the food is better or gets better representation on the menu. I will just stay clear and hopefully wish them a lot of success as it is a wonderful space and great neighborhood.
