My wife and I saw the piece in Pittsburgh Magazine recommending Apericena so decided to check it…read moreout. We were pleasantly surprised by the homey atmosphere and warm service we received. The charcuterie board we ordered was outstanding and paired nicely with our wine. My cocktail was also awesome. The manager Lauren was super helpful and recommended a peach old fashioned which was simply delicious. As Pittsburgh expats we only visit the city once or twice per year but will definitely be going back!

We had a reservation made many days in advance of the event. When we arrived, there was no table…read morefor us. The manager stated there were too many walk ins. Excuse me but isn't that why you make a reservation??? The manager just didn't give a s#@#. We will not be going back.

Atmosphere - What an awesome setting! The minute you enter the restaurant, you feel you are in a…read morewinery tasting room. Although the tables are spaced pretty tight, but the patrons are very considerate. Service - Our server was friendly, attentive and helpful. Food - come for the wine and stay for the food. The wine menu is deep and broad with plenty of quality wines to suit your preferences. The food menu is very limited with regard entrees (3 pasta choices), but their pasta is very good. There are ample options for small plates and appetizers. I ordered the Spaghetti ala Vodka. Overall - even if you are not a fan of wine, this restaurant should be on your list to frequent. The food, service, portions and prices are all very good.

I love the atmosphere! I'm not from the area, but if I was, this would be my local hangout…read more First, the parking is a little odd, but we managed. There is inside and outside seating as well as some bar seating. The decor and atmosphere are interesting. Our server was super friendly and reminded us happy hour was over in 10 minutes, so we quickly looked at the drink menu and ordered. They have lots of drinks!!!! I settled on a lemon blueberry martini and it was good. The food menu is very limited, but being that Italian is my favorite, I was a happy camper. 4 of us shared the arancini, which was not my favorite. I order this often when I am out and this one was dry and I didn't care for the prosciutto and cheese in the middle. For my entree, I settled on the spaghetti and meatballs which arrived steaming hot which I love. There were 3 huge meatballs which had a nice little spice to them. The sauce was good and the portion size was perfect. No room for dessert. Overall, a good evening

Looove this place! We got a sangria pitcher, garlic shrimp, artichokes, sardines, mussels, and the…read moreflank steak- all of which was delicious. The staff was very nice and knowledgeable! We sat outside and it was the perfect evening! Will be back!

We have had the pleasure of visiting this place on several occasions and have found it to be the…read morebest in the area. Having lived for decades in food mecca, San Francisco, combined with my husband's time in Marbella, we are spoiled when it comes to Spanish food and wines. As my husband puts it, "These people know what they are doing" Everything we have had has been excellent. When we did have a minor snafu, our sever, the effervescent, polite, and accommodating Reese, brought in his manager Jesse M. who remedied our situation beyond our expectations. We definitely will be back, again, and again, and again.

We were in Zelienople for a musical and stumbled upon this newly opened winery. Apparently, there…read morewas a winery here in the past, but this one just opened up. We were warmly greeted by Todd and Gina, the owners, who couldn't have been friendlier. Todd told us all about their wines, including the awards they've won, especially in California, and generously offered us the chance to try any of the wines at no cost. We started with the Gruner Veltliner, a bright, citrusy, and crisp wine. It was extremely dry compared to other Gruners we've had, which are usually more fruit-forward, but it was still quite enjoyable. Next, we tried the Riesling, which was also very good. My wife moved over to the semi-sweet side and tried the Traminette, which I eventually sampled after trying all the dry wines. We both really liked it. I then tried the Cabernet Franc, which was a medium-bodied wine with notes of raspberry, blueberry, and a light mocha oakiness--delicious! The Chambourcin was also quite good, without the typical bite or tartness. Lastly, the Flagship Red, a classic Bordeaux-style dry red, had a pleasant hint of pepper and was definitely a standout. Todd shared that they exclusively offer wines from Stony Run Vineyards in Breinigsville, PA, which has a wide selection. They're also planning to offer Old Fashioneds soon, as their winery includes a distillery, and they'll be featuring a "drink of the week" as well. What really sets this place apart, though, is Todd and Gina themselves. They're genuinely kind people who are dedicated to the community, and it was heartwarming to learn that they both served in the US Military--Todd in the Navy and Gina in the Air Force. We're already looking forward to our next visit when we're in the area again. Don't forget to thank them for their service when you stop by!

Very nice place and excellent wines. I live in Sonoma CA and I was visiting my parents (grew up in…read moreButler) and I've always had challenges finding good dry wines in the area as most of it is sweet. Took my dad and we had a nice time and bought a couple of bottles. They also have live music events

I had to visit Spill Wine Bar in Pittsburgh's Bloomfield neighborhood after receiving a totally…read moreenjoyable bottle from my daughter after one of her visits. This casual, contemporary bar has hard to find bottles of unique Italian wines, sourced from select small family run vineyards. The owner, Robin, was friendly and knowledgeable and, after sampling, her suggestion was the perfect choice! This is a superb place to share great wine with friends!

My favorite wine bar in pittsburgh! Jim was so sweet and the whole staff got us seated and served…read moreright away. You immediately feel like family here. Great ambiance, great people and great wine!

I went to the Aperitivo Club the other week for the first time with my fiancé for some drinks!! It…read moreis located in the back of a market/grocery store giving it a sort of a speakeasy vibe IMO. The vibes are very cutesy and girly with pink decor everywhere. I loved it!! It wasn't super busy when we went, so we were able to sit at a table. The waitress came over right away and was very sweet! I got a dirty martini and it was delicious. I will definitely be back!!!

I stopped by with a small group of friends on a Friday night. The inside is super cute but pretty…read moresmall so I wouldn't recommend it for a large group. There is a small bar and a few small tables. We sat at a table and someone came to take our orders. They were able to do separate checks which was really helpful. Their version of the espresso martini was pretty good and I would go back to try their other drinks!

I wanted to be pleased with my purchase of two tickets to live comedy at The Forge. They were a…read moreChristmas gift. The performers were inappropriate and lacked humor, making jokes about Jews, black people and children. The drinks were not at all appealing, a very small selection , and flat.

Good price drinks. Wonderful service and a pleasant atmosphere. Good history to look at while…read morehere. Please come and enjoy.

How could I ever find fault in a bar that makes a play on stepbrother's Catalina Wine Mixer?! I…read moremean, it was the only reason I wanted to go but I now have an appreciation for the actual drinks, vibe, and service. The interior is eclectic, interesting, and down to earth. The drinks were wonderful and the list was quite extensive. We didn't eat the food so I can't comment on that but I feel like many visits are in my future!

The least pretentious winery in Pittsburgh! I love getting a glass of wine and snack! Get place to…read moreunwind.

Mary's Vine is closing 10/31/2025 and so we went for one last meals I'm sad to be losing such a…read moregem! Located in the former Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church, their interior is stunning and their speakeasy is such a cool vibe. We went for brunch on their terrace and loved it. The salted caramel cold brew cake was INCREDIBLE and don't sleep on their burnt tips hash. I also adored the incredibly decadent focaccia (I ate it for my mental health, not my physical health). Our servers were nice and quick, we were done eating our meal within an hour of sitting down. We'll miss you, Mary's Vine!!

My friend and I met at Mary's Vine (on the terrace) for a Steelers game. It wasn't busy so we…read morepicked a seat near the tv. We ordered some drinks and some food- everything was great. The staff were really nice and helpful. They have a great terrace which sits up on a hill so the views are pretty cool too!

This is a really great cocktail bar with cool speakeasy vibes! My fiancé and I went on a Friday…read morearound 8:30 pm and it wasn't as busy as I was expecting! We easily got a seat at the bar. (Sitting at the bar is the best!) We started with Bartender's choice (which is always a good idea if you're at a specialty cocktail bar), and we both loved what we got! They made me a Juliet & Romeo, which was gin, cucumber, mint, etc. they made my fiancé a Safe Return, which was bourbon, pineapple, cinnamon, etc. (didn't write down the ingredients so can't remember it all lol) I also got the classic Last Word, which was great! They didn't include the maraschino cherry garnish which made me sad, but I lived lol. I also tried the Euro Trip from their specialty menu, and it was delicious and very spicy from the ginger. They also had their own barrel select of Knob Creek, which my fiancé tried - so cool! The bartenders were super chill and the ambiance was great! A little pricey but worth it.

You really can't go wrong with cocktails in this great hidden spot on the South Side. The…read morebartenders are terrific and so friendly and the space is very dimly lit and romantic.