Service was great. Champagne flight delicious. Imperico bowl was tasty. Oysters were fresh. Bread…read moreand butter was fabulous. Shared chocolate mousse, rich chocolate with finely chopped marcon salted almonds.

This is their lunch spot but is combined with their main restaurant for dinner. Tasting House has…read morereally upped the ante with their tasting menu. Very creative food and incredible presentation. The experience that they have created is brilliant... one of the courses has you outside playing darts, another takes you to the front for some dessert and another takes you to another room for tea and more dessert.

Lots of bubble choices and great service…read more Popped in for a drink before dinner reservations. Ordered a flight for variety. All 3 champagnes were excellent. Bartender was knowledgeable and friendly. Some really interesting art and furniture that celebrates champagne. There's a wall with a mosaic of bottle tops, and stools made from corks. Very creative and fits the vibe. I saw they have frozen champagne drinks in machines right in front which sounds delicious on a hot day, but we didn't try any this time

This is a cute little champagne/wine bar that has lots of fun quotes on the walls and fun frosé…read moredrinks. It's cute as a pre dinner drinks kind of place or a nice spot to chill on a date or with some friends.

This is such a cute spot! It's located near the Golden 1 arena & parking was a little difficult…read more BUT, super worth it. My friends and I shared the spritz tower and charcuterie. My favorite spritz was the Hugo, so good. Our server's name was Nick & he was phenomenal! Such a fun bubbly upbeat vibe. Thanks so much for the experience!

came here on a Sacramento weekend trip and it was one of those spontaneous stops that ends up being…read morea highlight. the concept is exactly what it sounds like and it works. a whole bar dedicated to champagne and sparkling wine, different price points, knowledgeable staff who can actually help you navigate the menu without making you feel like you need a sommelier degree to order. we did a little flight situation and tried a few different things. the variety is genuinely impressive and everything was served properly, cold, good glassware, the details that matter with bubbly. the space is cute and intimate. feels like a celebration even if you're just popping in on a random afternoon. good energy, pretty room, the kind of place you take photos without even meaning to. closes at 6pm which is the only thing I'd flag. if you're planning an evening out this isn't your spot for later in the night, plan accordingly and go earlier. honestly it's just a really fun and specific experience that you don't find everywhere. Sacramento has some cool spots and Fizz is one of them. if you appreciate good sparkling wine and a thoughtful bar program this is a must visit when you're in the area.

Both times I've visited, had tasty drinks at a reasonable price. Bonus points for the happy hour…read morethat was going on a Friday night, that ends right before 10pm However the bartending service can be hit or miss. If they're slow, you'll have a chill night. If it's a high volume night...bring your patience with you.

I came here with some friends for a late-night bite, and it was definitely worth it. The menu isn't…read morevery large, but everything they offer is full of flavor. We ordered the salmon croquettes, the garlic shrimp (I think that was the name), and the jerk lamb chops , which were my favorite. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the restaurant had a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere. The only downside was that there weren't any tables available for customers who wanted to eat their food. Luckily, we were able to grab seats at the bar. We arrived around 11 p.m., so that may have been part of the reason. Next time, I'd like to visit during the daytime to get the full experience.

What a great addition to elevate your champagne game in Los Gatos. Winston's is a new, cozy, chic,…read morefriendly champagne bar with great small bites and loads of experience for trying champagne as a newbie or a connoisseur! The friendly team just topped up what was a great afternoon catch-up with friends. A must-visit place in Los Gatos.

Such a great addition to downtown Los Gatos! Mel, the owner is so nice, and the champagne selection…read moreis beyond what I could've imagined. I'd been following them on instagram eagerly awaiting their opening, so when opening week finally came, I rushed in. They were still in sort of a soft opening phase trying to figure out what the hours would be, but I was thrilled to have them open a little bit earlier on a Sunday so we could enjoy some post hike bubbles. When we went in they had two different flight options of three champagnes. We opted for one of each to share, so that way we could try all of the open bottles. In addition to the flights they have champagne by the glass, bottle, and half bottle, as well as a still red, white, and rose, and a beer. They also have a few n/a options and some snacks and light bites. Mel helped us the entire time and was very fun to chat with! A lot of the time champagne can feel unapproachable, and that was not at all the case here. The whole experience was very fun and casual, but in a beautifully upscale space. Whether you're a champagne expert or have never tried it, this is a great spot to come.

8/22/25 Bartender insulted me and called me a mega white, then after I said on my assentors I will…read moretry to forgive that she said "oh you mean ur white ancestors" we left after that didn't even bother with drinks. She seemed drunk/tipsy. I am Central American and Portuguese. She was beyond insulting I can see why this place has only 10 people in it on a Friday night. She scares women away by being nasty and rude , and she's not hot enough to keep a male crowd. Music was decent, ambiance was fitting.

Best fucking bar ever. Vibes are perfect. And the Zoey is the best bartender I've met across the…read morestates

TL:DR. Wow. Go eat!…read more Parking - lots of street parking available. Beautiful stroll even if you park away Ambiance - relaxed, comfortable Service - Impeccable. Friendly, knowledgeable , super on point Food - spectacular Oysters - the mignonette sauce is sublime. If you like oysters don't hesitate. The oyster and pearl cocktail goes well. Hokkaido scallops - unique dish and presentation. Very good Charred Cabbage - yeah cabbage. One of the stars of the night. Just try it. Trust me Koshihikari Rice - holy wow. Absolutely crushed it. Yeah a rice dish. Again trust me on this one Black cod - solid. Super clean flavors Steak - delicious Strawberry Chouquette - very Asian dessert which means less sugar than Americans are accustomed to to but I liked it a lot. pro Tip. - if you can only order a few dishes 1. Rice 2. Cabbage 3. Steak You will be very happy. Enjoy!

Right next to Ad Hoc/Addendum is RO named for the Regiis Ova caviar as it was formerly a caviar and…read morechampagne lounge of Keller's. It has been rebranded to offer an Asian inspired food menu and I am definitely not mad about it. We came for HH and tried their entire food lineup as we came back from Japan and Hawaii only months before. Between the black truffle egg salad sando and pork katsu sando, it was the former that left us wanting a second order. However, the truffle flavor that made it shine during the first visit was much more subdued on our second. Between the Big Eye Tuna and King Salmon Chirashi Bowl and Snake River flat iron steak bowl, the chirashi was the one we duped as the tuna and salmon was super fresh that it took self-control not to devour that entire bowl without saying a single word. The royal caviar bump was surprisingly the one thing that was underwhelming considering it is formerly a caviar bar. I probably should've just gotten the osetra with the uni toast instead. The Hokkaido uni toast is on par with the uni we had in Japan, sweet, creamy, and oh so delicious. With the addition of the uni toast, the bill does add up even if you're only there for HH but it was worth every penny.

Incredible atmosphere and great service. Went there with my boyfriend for the day I asked him outread more

I visited The View Lounge on a random Monday night and was surprised by how busy it was. The lounge…read morewas packed, so be prepared to wait a bit for seating since it's first come, first served. You can order drinks directly at the bar or find an open seat and have a server take your order. It took us about 10 minutes of walking around before we finally found a table. Although the service was a little slow at first because of how busy it was, once we were helped, the experience was excellent. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome. The food is definitely on the pricier side, but it's well worth it. Everything we ordered was delicious, and the martinis were especially impressive. If you're looking for a relaxing spot with breathtaking views of the San Francisco skyline, The View Lounge is a great choice. The combination of great cocktails, tasty food, and the incredible city views makes it a place I'd happily visit again.

This place is the home for cocktails galore!! Imagine it, they have it! If not, they will imagine…read moreit with you and they make it come true. They have good selection of drinks hoping they will surprise you. Service = bar-tendering. They hire high caliber bartenders from all over the place. So you are sure your cocktail will be excellent! Ambiance? It's Martinez, nothing lounge-y here where you sit on a comfy chair. Place is designed more for company and good conversations.

Apparently Martinez is a ghost town after 10pm on Fridays. We ended up here this past weekend and…read morewere pleasantly surprised. The bar is connected to a coffeehouse and is located in the back, a very small area, but there was enough space and seating for the handful of visitors on this quiet evening. A clean and inviting setting with simple decor. Staff was friendly and helpful. We had the Tom Collins and Belixir and agreed that the cocktails here are pretty good. This cool and casual spot was perfect for spending time with family and friends after celebrating a birthday at a nearby venue.

This review is long overdue…read more My friends and I booked a Champagne tasting for party of six. Going into this I had absolutely no idea of what to expect but was very pleasantly surprised with the experience. We tasted three different bottles of Champagne. These bottles aren't ones typically found at your standard chain wine store. Bill provided background information on each and led us in a discussion of the differences. He clearly has a passion for this and loved sharing his extensive knowledge. We opted to have cheese to nibble on while we sipped and chatted. There were two other parties there that night but ours was the largest. There are smaller rooms available but our party was in the main seating area. The experience lasted for several hours and is a must for anyone that loves Champagne. This would be a great experience for birthday party or celebration, for a group or a couple. I think the price is rather reasonable for this experience.

I want to be transparent at the outset: we ultimately did not visit, so this review is not about…read morethe Champagne, the space, or the in-person experience. It is specifically about the reservation handling and customer service we experienced. My partner and I recently moved to the Bay Area and enjoy exploring restaurants, wine, and tasting experiences. Our plan for Thursday, August 13, was to attend the San Francisco Champagne Society Happy Hour at 6:00 PM and then go to our confirmed 8:00 PM dinner at Lazy Bear. Our Lazy Bear reservation was correctly booked for August 13. My partner genuinely believed she had also selected August 13 when booking SFCS through Tock, but the completed reservation and reminder emails showed Wednesday, August 12. We do not know whether the date reset during booking or we simply made a selection error. Either way, we acknowledge that we failed to notice the date shown in those two emails and consequently missed the reservation. The next day, as soon as we discovered the problem, we contacted the owner. We did not request a cash refund. We asked whether our prepaid $102.90 Happy Hour reservation could be moved to an available time that day, either 5:00 or 6:00 PM. The owner explained that he had held two seats, prepared the space, and created a menu for the missed reservation. I understand that resources may have been used and that the original booking was designated nonrefundable. However, the only exception initially offered was an upgrade to a $125-per-person experience. The total would be $334.06, with our original $102.90 credited, requiring us to pay an additional $231.16. The first time offered was 7:00 PM, which would not work because of our 8:00 PM dinner. The owner later offered 5:30 PM under the same upgrade condition. Trying to reach a reasonable compromise, we proposed using our original payment for the same Happy Hour experience that day and separately purchasing a $75 or $125 experience that weekend. We explained that we are Champagne enthusiasts, had just moved here, and wanted to explore the different experiences step by step and potentially become repeat customers. The owner's final offer was that we prepay a completely new $125-per-person reservation for any date that month before a 3:00 PM deadline. Only if we made that new purchase--approximately $334.06--would he allow us to attend the previously paid Happy Hour at 5:00 PM that day. He also stated that we could dispute the charge and might win, that Tock's coverage would still pay him, and that we would then be unable to make any future reservations at his establishment. I understand that a business may enforce a nonrefundable no-show policy. If the answer had simply been a polite "no," I would have been disappointed but would have understood. What created such a negative impression was making a substantial, time-limited additional purchase the condition for any accommodation, even after we offered to purchase another experience separately that weekend. It felt less like a gesture of hospitality or a good-faith attempt to resolve an honest mistake and more like using the mistake as leverage to secure an immediate additional sale. The warning that a billing dispute would result in being barred from future reservations made the interaction feel even more adversarial. This was not about the $102.90 or an unwillingness to pay $125 per person. We were already prepared to make another paid reservation. It was about the principle involved and the way the situation was handled. Based solely on this customer-service experience, we decided not to visit or make any future reservations. Again, I cannot evaluate the Champagne or the on-site experience; this review concerns only the reservation process and the owner's handling of the issue.