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Best Wine Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Wine Bar food in Mesa. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Wine Bar restaurants near you.. Mesa is a thriving metropolis in the southwest, with lifestyle and leisure pursuits in high demand by visitors. Surrounded by the Sonoran Desert, Mesa is a playground for outdoor recreation, with convenient access to three lakes, two rivers and endless hiking trails. The city’s downtown is a vibrant epicenter with boutiques, antique shops, museums, studios and cafes – all anchored by Mesa Arts Center. Mesa is home to a stunning collection of golf courses, superb dining and upscale shopping.
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1. Postino's Wine Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 541 reviews
Reviewed By travelinggrandmaWy
I am not an alcohol drinker, so can't give a review about the wine. However, there is a big selection to choose from, because they are stored in the restaurant. My daughter and I had the salads for lunch and they were both really good. Waitstaff was smiling, courteous and quick to bring ice water and menus on a hot July day. Restaurant is modern in style, clean and a pleasant place for a meal. You can choose to sit ouside or in.
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2. D-vine Wine Bar and Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By Bourgeois_Yuppie
I love this restaurant. They have great food. I have never had a bad meal there, and though it's expensive, I think it's worth the money. They have a beautiful outdoor dog-friendly patio and they have menu selections to accomodate most dietary restrictions. Their ever-changing specials keep the menu fresh, so you never get sick of it no matter how many times you've been here. The specialty cocktails are freaking fantastic, better than the wine selection IMO, and some of the best in the valley. And they often have live music. It's a great little spot in the northeast corner of Mesa, which is sorely in need of more great little spots like this. And I would go here a whole lot more often, if it weren't so freaking slow! We are usually here for about two hours, and when you add in driving to/from, you need to clear a good two and a half hours off your schedule to eat dinner here. I can make that kind of time on a weekend, but if I'm hungry or if it's a weekday, I just don't have the time to devote to coming here to get dinner. I could make dinner myself faster than that, even if I have to go to the grocery store first. So we only come here once or twice a month. If they could get the service moving a little faster, I'd be coming here a lot more.
3. Postino Annex
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By gwwyjjliu
The bruschetta boards were really good, loaded with fresh and tasty toppings on good quality bread. The service was very slow, however, with a waitress that disappeared for the longest time and had to be frequently reminded of requests. The restaurant was not that busy when we were there. We expected much better.
4. Vincitorio's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 462 reviews
Reviewed By Mawmawjane
Finishing off the weekend at Vincintorios is perfect. Marcie is a fabulous waitress and always remembers what you like. The atmosphere is so welcoming and the pizza is amazing. When Sarah and Billie play in the wine bar it only adds to the restaurants charm.
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