Sfero Wine Bar is such a cute, cozy, intimate spot tucked away in the North Quarter of downtown…read moreOrlando. The ambiance is beautiful, with great artwork and a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes it perfect for a date night or a relaxed evening with friends. It's a Spanish-inspired tapas and wine bar that feels thoughtfully curated from the moment you walk in. I visited on a Thursday for their Vino & Vinyls night, where a live DJ spins vinyl records, and they also offer their Aperitivo Hour menu all evening. It made for a fun, laid-back vibe that really added to the experience. Because it's a smaller space, I'd definitely recommend making a reservation, especially for weekends or special event nights. I booked mine about two weeks in advance, and I'm glad I did. The service was excellent, the drinks were delicious, and the overall experience exceeded my expectations. I'll definitely be back and am already looking forward to my next visit!

Good Salt nails it again. Taking a departure from their larger restaurants, Sparrow is a cozy…read morelounge with immaculate vibes. Think 70s colors and warm woods, retro with class. If you love a savory drink, don't sleep on the tomato gimlet. For food - I have dreams about the endive salad and the Caesar carpaccio. And don't let the wine bar name fool you - they also have a tight cocktail menu and a couple lovely mocktail options. Truly a great addition to the north quarter - don't skip this one!

I heard about this spot from a brewery in town, and was so glad we came to check it out. Incredible…read morewine selection, some fun beer options, a cute chilled cellar with a lot of space -- love it. We had a bottle of wine and my dad took a beer to go for the house. Reasonably priced and the corking fee was not bad at all. If you're a member, there's great discounts on the bottles, glasses, different events, etc. Really good deals and I was surprised -- if I lived in Winter Park I would have signed up. Service was great -- it was really quiet for a rainy Sunday afternoon, but our guy was attentive and answered any and all the questions we had. Will definitely be back!

Love Digress Wine bar…read more Cozy and eclectic spot to unwind and gather. Great staff and good music, some nights they have live music which is great. They have a small menu and different food trucks that come weekly for a great experience. Grab your food from the truck and bring it on in. Love business supporting other businesses. You can also come in and buy wine from their store to go or have it there. Very nice wine room also. Check them out and support local businesses!

Lorelei is just the CUTEST European-inspired wine bar! Upon arrival, you feel as if you've been…read moretransported to a wine bar in France, and, in all honesty, what more can one want? It is located in the Mills 50 district next to Tori Tori (another local FAV). It is truly a nice little getaway spot from the usual hustle and bustle of the Mills 50 bar scene. They have seating indoors and outdoors. Their outdoor patio area is charming and adorned with umbrellas, and the fountain just adds a special touch, as well as masks the typical street sounds of passing cars and passersby. In the cooler months, the patio is just a vibe! The interior is just as charming with "French-inspired" influences, lovely lighting & decor that ties in the European escape this wine bar beautifully embodies. On my first visit, we tried to sit outdoors, but the Florida heat (& bees) had other plans for us. So, we transitioned inside and sat at their bar area. We were immediately greeted by the kindest servers who guided us on their menu selections. My friend and I, with similar wine tastes (we both love our wines DRY like DESERT), both opted for a glass of rosé and YUM! We followed it up with a white selection recommended by our server, and we enjoyed it immensely. Truly ten, ten, tens across the board! We did not eat (which, in all honesty, is okay with me). And based on reviews from various other Yelpers, the consensus SEEMS to be to eat prior to coming to Lorelei. So, I kept that in mind and on my second visit to Lorelei, I decided to just try MORE of their wine selection. On my most recent visit, we did try some light bites. Typically, on all my visits, I usually cap around two glasses of wine, and it's reasonable. They are not the cheapest spot, especially if you add food to your tab, but for the quality, it is worth it (to me as it relates to the wine selection), as I haven't really had a terrible glass of wine there. Maybe on my next visit, I'll try more of their food menu. Beyond that, Lorelei has been a great addition to the Mills 50 District! I am looking forward to how they will grow with the community!

IT IS SO PRETTY. What a lovely, Mediterranean vibe with beautiful decor, a cute building, lovely…read moreglasses, and even the little coasters. I loved this experience and will happily come back to visit. We arrived the hour before closing on a Sunday, so the kitchen was closed. But we had a glass of a really nice Sangiovese and chatted with the servers. It's such a classy little spot with some truly amazing photo ops for the group. There were a couple girls taking pics outside when we arrived, so of course I told my parents they needed to do a pic as well. The food menu looked amazing and I will try some bites next time. The bottles of wine were more expensive than expected, but the glasses and beers were very reasonable.

"It's not just Wine It's an experience" If you're in downtown Orlando, make sure you check out Wine…read moreand Corks on Church Street. The shop is cozy and welcoming. You can tell the owners put love into every detail including picking their wines locally and internationally. You can stop by any day of the week, load money on a card and taste 16 different wines from a self serving tap. My personal favorites were Rioja, Sangue Di Giuda and the Chardonnay. The Rioja is similar to Cabernet Sauvignon, but it also has a fruity character. If you love Cabernet but are also looking for the dominant cherry flavor, this is the perfect wine for you. The Sangue Di Giuda, which means "Blood of Judas", is more of a deep, slightly sparkling and delectably sweet red wine. Chardonnay is my go to when I want a nice glass of wine after work. Although it typically has fruit flavors, it's a dry white wine. It pairs perfectly with seafood or baked chicken. We purchased a bottle of Lumbrusco and we sat and enjoyed the atmosphere and great conversation with the owner. They were right, they made us feel at home. Make sure you check out their website and sign up for their mailing list to be updated about future events.

I've been to many wine stores before, but never have I been so interested to visit one over and…read moreover than this one. Phillip is a wealth of knowledge and I've learned so much more about wine when I leave the store each time. A lot of great selections, majority from Italy at great prices. The ability to taste the wine on a guided tour of the notes makes the experience even more enjoyable. Worth a stop by to check out, great spot close to lake eola.

Grape and the grain is a great place to hang out with friends. I love the outdoor patio vibes and…read moreoften they have different djs with different genres. They do not offer hard liquor but sometimes they have food trucks in the back with great food! I love to go when el tinto is around. The service is quick but it's also a small place so don't expect it to always be that way. Highly recommend for a night out!

I love this little bar. Reminds me of a place in Austin tx called wine house. It's very chill vibes…read morethere's cool art inside and in the back there's a dj and a disco ball! Photo walls! Just everything is so cute and great here. They only sell wine and then seltzers. The service is fantastic too.

We had a wonderful experience at Eola Wine. We had not been there in years and will be back in the…read morevery near future. We had 2 of the white flights, the mushroom flatbread and the Brussels sprouts. Everything was delicious and the wines were lovely. Jordan was the bartender and we enjoyed talking to him. He was attentive and helpful. The flatbreads were on a crispy crust which I love and the Brussels sprouts were divine. They were perfectly cooked with wonderful seasoning and a balsamic finish. The vibe is casual but upscale and it's great for a nice night out with friends or a date.

Food here is soooo good. I enjoyed the pepperoni pizza which was a good amount and also shareable…read more The salads here a pretty big too. My friends had the chicken salad. The wine flights are tasty and reasonably priced for 4 small glasses of wine. They have different flights and also cocktails. The view of lake eola market and lake Eola is great for people watching. Service was superb as well. Our waitress was helpful and she was super helpful. I think gratuity is included in bigger parties.

I had to go here again for Bite 30. Made a reservation for a Saturday evening and was greeted…read moreimmediately when I arrived. I sat in the bar and took the suggested bourbon pineapple drink. It was sweet and fruit, and strong with the bourbon. A nice buzzy drink. My appetizer was the first dip, which was smoked lightly and had some pickled vegetables, bread, and crackers. It was enjoyable. The main plate was the ahi tuna stack, which has sushi grade tuna (raw), with rice, seaweed salad, and spicy mayo sauce. There was rice chip, but I didn't eat that. Instead, I enjoyed the fresh ahi, rice, seaweed salad, and the flavorful sauce that had the right kick. It was filling! For dessert, I was happy I have their banana fosters another chance as the sauce was wonderful with the rum. The ice cream was premium, and I even liked the cinnamon bread they added. Best of all, the portions were the same as the regular menu! Service was excellent as always, and the atmosphere was social and positive. Loved the upscale music in the background. Decided not to sit outdoor this time as it was hot, so I enjoyed the AC instead. I was surprised parking was easy at the garage as well. Bites and Bubbles still serves great food, and the bite 30 promotion was well worth it. Even better, I had 18 dollars in my Inkind and was able to use that too. So only paid 50 dollars after tips for the meal and drink. Such a great deal! Definitely plan on doing this again if they do magical dining. Overall: A

I have hesitated on posting this review for a year, but the last interaction has eliminated any…read moredilly dallying. Bites & Bubbles sucks. Last year, we were there for two full hours (I have time stamps) and only got one round of drinks. No appetizers. No entrees. No one asking us if we needed another drink. We kept being told that it was "coming soon". Finally we asked for a manager. He came out and apologized that they were short staffed (many other tables had their food, and they were far from packed). He then said (regarding a drink flight with glasses the size of my finger) "aren't those glasses so cute though?!" We waited a bit longer and finally had to dip. They had the audacity to charge us for our drinks. We debated giving them another try this year for Magical Dining, as so many people like it. My friend reached out to management and stated we wanted to try again, but expressed our concerns after the last time. They stated "we don't want to make any promises about a future visit. We understand if you want to go somewhere else." I'd love to comment on the food... but I can't. We didn't get any.

I think I just found my new favorite happy hour spot! I drive past Eola General every single day…read morewhen I drop my son off at school. I decided to stop in one afternoon to treat myself to a glass of wine and a snack. I got there just before 4pm and the sweet gal working behind the bar let me know that their happy hour was about to start. $4 glasses of wine & prosecco -- you can't beat that! I got a glass of bubbly and ordered their mixed charcuterie and cheese board. HOLY WOW -- This board was a work of art! Probably the most beautiful charcuterie board I've ever been served and it was MASSIVE! This is definitely something I would plan to share in the future. But I loved every bite. It was so thoughtfully curated with 3 different types of meats and 3 cheeses, plus pickled veggies, fresh & dried fruit, nuts, mini jam jar, a tapenade spread, edible flowers, and a basket of bread & crostini. I boxed up the leftovers to take home and my husband enjoyed them later. This is such a cute little neighborhood gem and I already can't wait to go back.

Atmosphere is unique. A compact interior which serves as both a convenient store for drinks and a…read morehigh and fast casual food prep. Laid back exterior under eight delightful umbrellas with comfortable tables and chairs. What else? Simple: a nice Espresso beverage in the morning and a delightful glass of wine the rest of the day.

Exceptional dinning experience! Jennifer does a fantastic job of describing every detail of the…read moremenu and the wine pairing recommendation is perfect! Chief Omar has curated an absolutely beautiful menu that is art to your palette. Our group enjoyed the 4 course dining menu and we were all so pleased with our selections. Friendly and personable service and wonderful food.

Overall I enjoy the experience, it could have been better with a full bar. That's was critical, to…read morefind out that once there.... be aware that's wine and beer only. The food was good, small portions. The ribeye not bad but not the best you'll have. The lobster crema, delicious. I think they have a very good chef Omar, it might be a good idea to interact with the guest looking for feedback as they are experiencing the restaurant, that way he can listen first hand and improve small details

Came to The Escobar Kitchen to celebrate a friend's birthday, and from the moment we arrived, the…read morestaff was just as excited to celebrate with us. The ambiance and the warmth of the staff took me back to the Caribbean--it definitely felt like home. Their menu features a Latin-Asian fusion, and I loved every second of it. We started with the Krab Salad. It was incredibly fresh, topped with avocado, and the perfect way to open my appetite for a sushi night. Next were the Pork Fried Gyoza, served with a sticky, glossy sauce that has just the right amount of kick. They were so good, you won't be able to put your chopsticks down. The Escobar Roll combines shrimp tempura and churrasco--the best of both worlds. It's topped with sweet plantains, chimichurri sauce, eel sauce, and spicy mayo. I had my doubts about all those flavors working together, but I have no idea how they perfected that combination--they absolutely did. The Mar y Tierra Roll was recommended by our waiter, and I highly recommend ordering it in tempura. It gives the roll a completely different texture, and it's absolutely amazing. The Pollo Loco Roll is topped with sweet plantains and teriyaki sauce. It's simple, yet packed with flavor. We finished it all off with a crème brûlée. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I'd be enjoying one at a sushi restaurant, but it was the perfect ending to an incredible meal. If you're looking for creative sushi, unique Latin-inspired flavors, outstanding service, and an atmosphere that makes you feel like family, The Escobar Kitchen is definitely worth the visit.

One of Orlando's hidden gems! I love the food here a lot! I tried the passion fruit sangria for the…read morefirst time and I was impressed. This will be my go to drink Everytime I go. Food is 10/10 and the restaurant is nice and cozy! Great for brunch and date night