I came here for a wine event and ended up w/ more than wine…read more This place is dim and moody. Great for a date night or even just a kick back w/ your friends. I ended up seeing a few of my people and was able to sit w/ them at one of the booths. It was definitely crowded the night I went. Anywho, it's a super cute wine bar. They do a great steak frites & fried chicken sando that I shared w/ three other people. It was great getting to taste everything. They had the orange wine which they loved. I ordered a gimlet, it wasn't the best. That's what happens when your at a wine bar. However, I will not be giving this spot up just b/c of that. I may have been an off night for the bartender. We'll see next time.

Super nice cozy wooden booth seating, tasty rosé, great for a cold day. Pretty crowded on a…read moreSaturday afternoon but we were able to get a table without waiting for too long. Fun décor, cool art and old records. The staff checked in on us often. The food smelled amazing so I'll have to try it next time.

Sauced is such a gem. The food, wine, and ambiance were all amazing, but what truly stood out to me…read morewas the service. We were served by Mehdi, and he went absolutely above and beyond. He was so kind and warm and genuinely treated us like he knew us personally, which added so much to the cozy, homey vibe of the place. The space itself is really cute -- perfect lighting with red tones, exposed brick walls, and such an intimate, inviting atmosphere. We ordered the charcuterie board and it was one of the best I've ever had. It was packed with an incredible variety of meats and cheeses and was more than enough to generously feed our table of four. At a lot of wine bars, I leave still feeling unsatisfied, but this one was filling and so well done. I had the Riesling and it was amazing -- the perfect balance of sweet and dry. And the real star of the show was the grilled cheese with ragù. So delicious. I'm from LA, but we will absolutely be back every time we're in Brooklyn. Highly recommend & cannot say enough about this place! It was one of the highlights of our trip :)

A very cute and cozy wine bar, with a really nice outdoor patio. I enjoyed the decor with the disco…read moreballs and the chalk on the walls. It can get quite busy here, so it may be difficult to find seating. They ask you what type of wine you like, and let you try a few different ones before settling on a glass. I was only given two wines to try though, and would have liked to have sampled a couple more.

I loved everything about Anäis! It is a must visit in New York…read more The wine bar is beautiful. It has a casual and easygoing atmosphere. People can sit with a book, a laptop, or come with a small group. The service was excellent. Our server asked about what wines we liked. The sparkling rose he suggested was great! The small bites on the menu were delicious. My personal favorite was the white fish dip and chips. The bread with butter was good too.

Very vibey place, really cute date spot or a catch up spot. Inside is super cozy and the service is…read moreamazing very attentive

New bar in the neighborhood. Great idea, but the pretentious bartenders made it such a profoundly…read moreoff-putting experience (especially the one with a camo hat, tall, man). He didn't utter a single word to us in the entirety of our exchange, which gave the performative-giving space (with call-to-action posters of already-done actions) an even more negative tilt. The crowd feels seismically out of place for a bar in this neighborhood. Feels very Greenpoint esque. Drinks were on low end of mid; not sure if I should blame the bartender or the bar. The margarita deluxe tasted like a margarita lite, and End of an Era was mid. The dance floor in the back has a lot of potential, but I won't be able to witness it if its front-end continues sucking as much as this presentation.

Inviting neighborhood spot with lovely wine, friends, music and dancing. The staff is engaging and…read moreready to make you night out enjoyable.

I felt so lucky that my friend was able to snag us a reservation at the 4 Horsemen!! We were seated…read morepromptly at 11am and were invited into a cozy corner of the restaurant where I was able to soak in all the artwork and decor. Our server Sam was really knowledgeable and gave us a lot of recommendations. We ended up going with all of his favorites which were the sugar snap peas, the bigeye tuna and gnocco fritto, white asparagus and soked sablefish, the soft-boiled egg and blue crab and finally the steelhead trout. Sam was wonderful to also suggest us really delicious, salty, fresh and wild white wines to pair with our dishes. Everything we had were perfectly cooked with bold flavors. I could definitely taste the care and detail put into every dish. For the smoked sablefish dish, the sauce was so delicious, we asked for some toasted in-house sourdough to soak it up. The pavolva dessert at the end with the surprise paired wine was the perfect ending. I can see why this restaurant is well loved and feel very lucky and grateful that we could have an opportunity to dine here. Thank you so much Sam and team for a wonderful time! This is my most favorite restaurant in NYC!

Finally got to try The Four Horsemen and overall we had such a good experience. We ordered so many…read moreplates and courses so it really felt like we got to try a little bit of everything on the menu. The atmosphere was super intimate and cozy, and the service was paced really well throughout the night. Some of the dishes definitely could've had a little more flavor or seasoning, especially compared to how hyped up the restaurant is, but there were still a few standout plates that made the meal memorable. My favorites were the clams, the tuna, and the rice dish,all three were so simple but done really well. The tuna especially tasted incredibly fresh and balanced, and the clams had such a light, clean flavor that worked perfectly with the wine. You can tell this is one of those places focused on quality ingredients and a more understated approach to food rather than overly heavy flavors. Overall, really glad we went and it's definitely worth trying at least once, especially if you love sharing plates and trying a bunch of different dishes throughout the night.

Lovely ambiance on a Friday evening. Very friendly workers. Every seat was full, but only waited…read moreabout 10 minutes to get my party of 2 seated. Great place to start the night. Thankful the menu broke down the wine selections based on flavor palette--I went straight to the sweet section. And wasn't disappointed!

I thought it was charming. With Others is the frothy hipster…read moredance party across the street, Sauced is the scrappy punk band, and Rude Mouth is the staid older sibling. The bar (in the former Spuyten Dyvil space) is almost comically different in look and feel from SD. It is elegant and has an almost suburban feel. I walked in 29 seconds before they opened and they told me so, and I went across the street to walk around bc I was meeting a friend and by the time I went back they were packed (this annoyed me...slightly....). :-/ However, we were given a table, even though there was some confusion at first as to whether we could have one if we weren't eating. But we did have food! And they were friendly, and the service was unexpectedly focused and tight. I'm not a huge wine guy, but I enjoyed the glasses of wine I had here. The menu was lovely. The small plates were very good, but Rude Mouth has taken *more than a small cue* from Bar Jambon, in Gramercy, the wine bar connected to the Michelin-starrred restaurant Casa Mono - in their wines and their small plates (ham, bread, butter, etc.) Who can fault them, really? Are you gonna hate on every rock band that wants to sound a little like My Bloody Valentine? Enjoyable, serious place, good wine, solid food, nice vibe, no real complaints, worth your time.

very cozy vibe, definitely busy at peak times can be up to 1-2 hours on fri/sat nights…read more food is okay (at least the vegetarian options) great selection of wines

A very cozy wine house in Brooklyn! I came with two friends to have some wine for my birthday. The…read moreinside has a cute cabin vibe and outside is like a house backyard so overall it feels very homey. We decided to get a bottle of Prosecco and it was everything we needed. Light, crisp and bubbly. Service was great - attentive and nice.

I do really like this place, but it is a bit too pricy and it can be a bit awkward when you're the…read moreonly one there. They just need to get more people in the door because the decor is great!

This was a really lovely nook and the wings were exceptional. The bartender's are mindful but also…read morebusy for a smaller spot. I was here with a group and managed to get seated, but could have been tough standing. Definitely speak up with your order! They got some solid variety with their cocktails and wine! Love the casual local Brooklyn vibe plus a touch of elegance with the smaller tables and wine menu. There is a bar and a larger central table with seats as well as countertops along the walls, so options are there.

I've been slowly chowing my way through all the oyster happy hours the city has to offer. When I…read morefound myself galavanting in Bushwick on arguably the coldest day of the year, Ten Bells popped up as a natural haven where I unwrapped myself and indulged in my favorite food of the season. Right off the bat, the bar area is absolutely gorgeous and meets you with so much warmth, light and joy as soon as you walk in to this establishment. I plopped myself on the bar and had the pleasure of making conversation with Elouise and Alejandra. They put in my standard two dozen oyster order and paired my platter with a glass of the happy hour white wine which happens to be their house chardonnay. The oysters were delicious although I must say there was a lot of shell pieces inside, which was very annoying to eat. I don't think this is necessarily the fault of whoever is shucking them. I noticed the oysters they serve have a lot of thin slivers of shell on the edges which are bound to end up in your mouth. Perhaps they can try serving another variety of oysters? Just a thought. The chardonnay was pretty good and service was amazing. The girls at the bar also let me try the Ten Bells red wine which is produced specially for them in Boudreaux, France. It was a beautiful, light, and smooth red blend. As a wine lover, I will definitely be back to try more of their wines on tap. This is a great neighborhood establishment that I feel everyone should pop in and visit!!

I had been to the LES location first before trying the bushwick one and I feel like the LES…read morelocation is much more rowdy. I think it's better as a happy hour spot than an actual evening wine vibe but that may just be me. The oysters are good and I happened to try the octopus as well which was SUPER good. It's a huge space and is definitely well suited for large groups. I personally wouldn't say it's a date spot because it can get loud sometimes but choose your own adventure!

Everything I tried here was delicious! The owners are very kind and know the regulars. I'd love to…read moretry some wine from the store next door. The grillo I tried was my favorite, and all the small plates were tasty. I'd love to try the pasta (my favorite meal as a vegetarian), but the hummus and veggies and the bread and cheese definitely sufficed for a vegetarian meal with wine. Cute spot!

Went to a Yelp Elite event here and honestly didn't expect to love it as much as I did. The…read moreFranklin is this cozy little wine bar and kitchen that used to be a bodega -- owner Elliot totally transformed it. Everything's plant-based, which fits perfectly since it's World Vegan Month, and the food was so good you forget it's all vegetarian. We tried olives, salad, cheese, bread -- all simple but full of flavor. They focus on natural wines (about 85% of their list) and even offer plant-based wines. I started with the Franklin White (Grillo), which tasted like a funkier pinot grigio, then moved on to a rosé and a Grüner -- both super easy to drink. Kril was behind the bar and Nate Moises kept everyone smiling. It's a chill spot with outdoor seating for about 20 people, one bathroom (noted ), and a great happy hour from 5-7 Wed-Sun. Fridays and Saturdays they bring in a DJ, so I'll definitely be back for that vibe. Loved the energy, the people, and how genuine the whole experience felt. Perfect spot for anyone who loves good wine, good music, and a relaxed Brooklyn night out.