D'cata is a tiny space that is half bar, half wine shop. I came with a large group to celebrate a…read morebirthday and we had their largest table reserved. The small space really promotes a lot of conversation and closeness. Aside from the music playing, they also ended up having a live singer on a Friday night. The atmosphere was a lot of fun amd very raucous. It's a great venue for a medium or small group to have some wine and a good time. The service was a little slow, though, and it took a little longer than it should have to order a glass of wine and pay.

over price wine compare to other wine bars like happy wine and grazziano. If you pay with credit…read morecard you will pay extra fees which is not good,

I am updating my review here to talk about Cafe Magie. During the summer, they decided to open…read moretheir doors at 9 am on Fridays serving complimentary coffee and breakfast sandos and pastries for purchase. One thing I love about Magie is they are always going to uplift folks in the community - be it with space for local businesses who don't have brick and mortars to pop-up and sell food, or by creating a space for locals to hang and get work done and not be bored in their houses. I can definitely see myself at Cafe Magie on Fridays this summer. Service is always so friendly here, and the space is so cozy it's perfect to get work done, and then once the clock strikes wine-o-clock you can enjoy wine while you work, too!

I came here last Friday with some friends to hang out and watch Spain in the World Cup. There was…read moresupposed to be a collab with Edan Bistro, but by the time I got there at 8:45 and apparently there was some miscommunication about the menus for the restaurant experience. I ordered a charcuterie tray for the three of us; it's not premade. You pick the ingredients and then they are charged à la carte. For the one we enjoyed with Brie, prosciutto and jam. It came up to about $40. We enjoyed a bottle of chardonnay - nicely cool and crisp - while chatting and enjoying the game. I think they just have bottles, not wine by the glass. I'd certainly recommend Magie for a casual date night, or nightcap after dinner elsewhere. The patio with string lights and all does seem cute for a quiet evening.

Went for a friends Bday she loves Flamenco so I thought it would be a good place to visit…read more The place was amazing, starting with the ambiance, food, and service. Wendy was my waitress and went totally out of her way to make sure that we had the best time ever. The Flamenco Show was Amazing both the Guitar Player and Flamenco Dancer. Would recommend this place to anyone that wants good food and a show

Outstanding experience!!! Food & service on point, incredible flavors and fresh as can be. Will…read moredefinitely recommend.

A hidden gem from the noise and traffic of the city! Don't miss outtheir happy hour for a great…read moredeal of the locally made drinks and specialty cocktails!

The bartenders are great but the drinks are overpriced. However, the mojitos are defo on point.read more

29JUN26 As is our custom, we came to Cooper's Hawk today to…read moreenjoy some of the bottles we've accumulated as members. As soon as we arrived, we went straight to the bar. We were lucky to be under the specialized and meticulous care of Idelis, one of the bartenders and a founder of this Doral location. We started with a tasting of the Wines of the Month: * The Gold Rush California Red; highly cherry-fruity with nice depth. * The Vinho Verde; crisp, refreshing, with a very light bubbly sensation. After the tasting, and keeping in mind her preference for reds, we decided to go with 2 bottles of Pinot Noir; elegant, with beautiful red fruit notes, soft tannins, and that classic silky finish that makes it so versatile and easy to enjoy. We started with the house pretzel bun with butter, which is always excellent. From the seasonal menu, we tried the Crispy Barbacoa Arancini, which were very good. For the main course, my girlfriend ordered the Blackened Ahi Tuna and I had the Shanghai Braised Short Rib; tender, perfectly cooked meat with a delicious soy-chili glaze, accompanied by roasted broccolini, shiitake mushrooms, and wasabi silky buttery mashed potatoes. The portions were perfect and the mix of flavors in the sauce and the mashed potatoes is something I can't even describe absolutely phenomenal. For dessert, the Summer Peach Butter Cake (the seasonal option) was already finished, which was very disappointing we couldn't understand why, especially since it was relatively early. We ended up ordering the Key Lime Pie instead, which was very balanced in flavor and sweetness. The crust was excellent and gave the impression of being homemade. Another great visit overall at Cooper's Hawk. The service, the wine, and most of the food never disappoint.

It's always a good experience at this place. They seat you quickly, the service is good, and the…read morefood and wine is yum! Parking can be a bit challenging, but if you valet it's only $7 or so, if you take your receipt with you at the time of the pick up. I gave them 4 stars because last time we were there our server gave us a bit less cash back ($5) than she should have, and never came back to the table so we could let her know, we waited around for another 10 min to see her, but that was a one off thing! Count your change / Who pays with cash these days anyway. Pro tip: you can do a wine tasting there too and it's always fun to do that before your meal! Makes it taste that much better !!

Came to Magie Wine Bar for the Love Island USA watch party they were hosting, and prior to coming…read morehere I hadn't ever been to a wine bar nor have I ever really been a wine person. We came in and immediately someone came over and was eager to walk us through the process and made a handful of recommendations especially when it came to the wine. The gentleman whose name I didn't get unfortunately, was extremely kind and helpful, the service here was amazing and we ended up loving the wine he recommended us. The food was also great we ordered the Caesar Fries, the Magie Plate which came with the bread, strawberry spread and some olives and pickles for the meats, we also got the Hot Dog and everything we had was really good. The ambiance is very nice it's a cozy little hole in the wall that you would definitely miss driving by it. Outside patio area had a lot of seating and as well as couches. Everything was great and I am now hooked on a wine thanks to the recommendation by the team here!

As others have stated, Magie is good in concept and we'll likely return here, but with just a bit…read moremore effort on their part this wine bar could be so much better IMO. Unlike some other reviewers that scoffed at the prices of the wine, that didn't bother me so much. We had a bottle here that cost $55 and it retails for about $28; I was OK with that, as all restaurants and wine bars have a markup above retail, and even when you go to spots like Happy Wine or El Carajo and pick out a bottle to drink while in their shop, they charge a corkage fee for that. What I did have a problem with is that, after the "service charge" and other fees were added on, our $55 bottle rang up to more than $73 in total, which was ludicrous. When we first arrived at Magie we were met by a young guy who pointed out the bottles and where the various charcuterie items are located in the coolers, and we were then pretty much left on our own. We really just wanted a glass of wine each, but unlike places like Vinoteca, here at Magie they had a very limited selection of wines by the glass, and the ones available all seemed to come in single-serve cans. We picked out a bottle to share, went to the register, paid and the guy opened it and handed us 2 glasses. When I returned to get napkins, the guy just motioned to where the napkins were so I could grab my own (after moving a delivery cart out of the way by myself so I could reach them). Again, though this place includes an automatic "service charge", we received zero actual "service" unless one considers the 45 seconds it takes to uncork our bottle and charge us for the purchase. We had a seat, had a glass of wine each and then re-corked our bottle of wine and took it with us. Overall I think Magie is a great concept with lots of potential. The inside seating area is interestingly decorated and outfitted with lots of eclectic furniture and items on the walls, and the relatively large patio seating out front with tables for 2 to 8 people is shielded from the adjacent street/traffic and shaded by lots of trees and greenery. The ambiance overall is really very nice. The service, however, was non-existent, especially considering the automatic charge for that, and while prices of at least some wines aren't terribly out of line, the fact that all the service charges, taxes and fees added $20 to the cost of our bottle was a bit of a shocker. Magie should consider adding more wines by the glass IMO. Not just subpar quality single-serve cans, but decent wines, poured from a proper bottle with a topper that preserves the wine between pours like most every quality wine bar commonly offers. Lastly, while I don't think anyone expects linen napkins and white glove service, the paper plates and plastic cutlery customers are given to eat with are a bit off vs. what this place appears to be trying to be and the prices charged. The "F*ck Brunch" positioning statement on the back of the staffs' shirts was an interesting touch.

First time here. Tapas style. Dates and queso azul a must! Loved them. Garbanzos fritos, loved…read morethem. Arroz encocado con langosta, not worth the $24.99. Small portion, one and done. Albóndigas Happy Wine, again small portion $11.99. Tasty, but one and done. Flan de queso manchego, a little different than regular Cuban flan. Definitely taste the cheese and thicker texture. My wife and I had 2 sangrias $9 each. Nice pour, fruit on the bottom, very nice. My brother in law had the burger that he said was good. Only served with house made chips. Secret is to go on Wednesday for 1/2 off on burgers. Lunch combo specials $12.99-$13.99 Lunch bowl combo $19.99-$21.99 Free wine tasting on Tuesdays.

July 4, 2026. After…read moreleaving work, I went straight to Happy Wine Calle Ocho. Even though I wasn't sure they'd be open due to the holiday, they were it was still before 5pm. There were very few tables occupied and only one person at the bar. My usual spot was available, so I sat at the bar without hesitation. Greta welcomed me and handed me a menu. I noticed they have a new menu with a very nice design. As usual, they also offer daily specials. To my disappointment, when I tried to order one of the specials the Branzino Mediterraneo & Risotto Greta told me it had already run out. I ended up ordering the Steamed Mussels instead. For my drink, I was undecided between wine or beer, and she recommended the Inedit Damm. The beer was very good you could clearly taste many of the ingredients. The mussels arrived with bread and butter, plus some tasty house made potato chips on the side. The texture and overall flavor were phenomenal you could see and taste the pieces of pancetta and the thin slices of garlic. I ended up using a spoon to enjoy every bit of the broth and ingredients. I also noticed that both the bar and tables have purse hooks, which is a very practical and thoughtful detail. I finished with a glass of white wine and headed home until next time.

10/10 experience, LeMarcus and Angelica were incredible. Definitely will be back. Food was great,…read moredrinks were great too

Sixty Vines is the perfect location for any corporate event! We reserved the private room and had a…read morewonderful experience. Thank you so much to our server, LeMarcus, and the host, Danielle, who made our event amazing! Their service was fantastic and we had a lovely evening!