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    Little Death

    4.3 (88 reviews)
    ModerateWine Bars
    Closed 1:00 pm - 11:00 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Moderate noise
    Hipster
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    oysters
    Jasmine D.

    we went for the $1 oysters (which were tasty) however, the drinks were $10+ each. which at most places i would've been ok with HOWEVER, the staff was SO RUDE. they made me feel so dumb for asking where to pick up my food was, gave me a dirty look when i asked if they have cocktail sauce, and just overall made the experience very unpleasant and uncomfortable. we will unfortunately not be back :/

    Cheese/Bread plate,  Mussels and Olives dish
    Rebecca S.

    This place was so nice--the atmosphere was calm and sophisticated at the same time. The wine selections were plentiful, and the sommelier was very helpful while we perused the wine selection. The staff made excellent recommendations that paired perfectly with our meal, and the service was attentive without feeling rushed. Overall, it was a wonderful experience--perfect for a date night or a relaxing evening with friends. I'll definitely be coming back!

    Lobster roll
    Madeleine H.

    Trendy wine bar with a massive selection of wine spanning wall to wall. They serve some food items as well and on certain days they'll have specials (ie dollar oysters on wednesdays, lobster roll Fridays during the summer). This is a unique place and wonderful gathering spot for friend groups and young people. Lots of outdoor seating. Air conditioning inside. Good service

    Katherine R.

    Amazing!!! Great diversity of wine selection and craft beer! Don't get me started on the bread with the little black salt, yumyyyyy. Perfect place for a little solo date, date, and after a long run. After a few mile run we always say there's a cold glass of wine at the end of the line. 10/10 recommend! Parking can be tricky at times if it's super busy but that's st.marys as a whole.

    Love the sourdough!!
    James S.

    Amazing and eclectic wine bar!! This is one of our favorite places to relax, especially for a "Sunday Funday"! There is indoor and outdoor seating, a great selection of wines that are predominantly European. If you are a fan of US wines, they have a couple as well. The decor is unique, especially the facade which is alone worth the visit. Wines are reasonably priced they have a nice selection of light bites, including cheese, very fresh warm sourdough bread and olives just to name a couple of our "go to's". On select days, the airstream trailer parked outside serves up oysters and other seafood varieties. It is a perfect place to hang with friends, especially outside during the fall months.

    Nycole R.

    From the outside, I would never have guessed this to be a wine place. It's a small building covered in graffiti art and has the vibe of hipster/grunge. But inside, you'll see floor to ceiling shelves of wines sold by the bottle. You can also purchase just a glass to try, if you prefer. In addition to wine, they have a modest menu of food items including things like sourdough bread and a cheese plate. It's perfect pairing for the wine. Service is friendly but subdued, as is the entire ambience. You order at the counter and grab a seat-either indoor or out, and your food is brought to you. I visited in the early afternoon on a Sunday and it was pretty quiet. Maybe later in the night on a weekend, it might get hopping in there.

    Walls of wine!
    Stephanie R.

    As a wine enthusiast, I've been wanting to check this place out for a while. I've been following their events on Instagram and greatly enjoyed their Beaujolais coverage, with my favorite post being one where the owner's shirt had 'left the chat' prompting a top comment that still makes me laugh: "Well, that escalated quickly." I asked the friendly staff what they would like people to know about this wine bar and they said that they want to introduce more people to great wine in a fun, non intimidating way. The knowledgeable staff definitely contribute to that mission offering detailed descriptions of the wines, delivered in a way that shows they really understand the wine and have enjoyed it themselves. You'll go inside to order from the menu on the wall where you can order food as well. They have a refrigerator with cold wine for purchase plus many other carefully curated wines lining the walls. We enjoyed the Suire Samir Blanc white wine during our visit, it was perfectly chilled, crisp and delicious. We're excited to come back to try some of their food and explore new wines. Give them a follow and a visit if you want to enjoy great wine in an intimate, well air-conditioned setting inside. If sitting outside you'll be surrounded by stunning provocative murals that playfully reflect the wine bar's name. Check out the team bios on their website, thank me later.

    James K.

    This was a chill and cool space with knowledgeable and helpful staff. I wanted to try Texas wine so we tried a bottle from Lightsome 2023 field blend, which was balanced, easy to drink, lighter in texture, and nice soft acidity. Overall I loved the space and would come more if still lived near.

    French white wine
    Amy M.

    Cute little wine place! The interior is small but they sure make up for it with a great selection of wine. I stopped by really quick and asked for some recommendations which the counter person was happy to help with. I tried a local rose which was wonderful and was exactly what I was looking for. I also purchased a french white which I haven't tried yet but I can't wait. Will definitely return. Perhaps I will sample some wines by the glass and enjoy some of their charcuterie. There's parking out front but it's small so come early. Check on Instagram for events they have during the week.

    Rebecca C.

    My favorite wine bar in town! A nice little hidden gem. Pretty hipster and cute. Inside is very intimate and cozy with a couple tables. There's more seating outside! Just an overall fabulous vibe. The staff is very knowledgeable, but not snobby. The selection is incredible! I've tried so many wines I've never seen anywhere else and have LOVED them. Such a special place and an ideal environment to catch up with a friend over a bottle of wine! They sell select wines by the glass and sell certain snacks like bread, cheese, etc. and have Oyster truck on Wednesdays I believe (sounds sketchy, but they're great too! lol) If you haven't tried this place already, this is your sign. Cheers!

    Tyler W.

    Very intimate and relaxed space for a good glass of wine. They had a huge selection of bottles for purchase both in and out of the fridge. We got 2 glasses of white, one was a reisling and the other a bubbly that I cannot remember the name of unfortunately lol -- the service was quick. We sat outside with a few other couples because there weren't any seats inside, which was fine. Overall had a nice glass while the music from the bars kept the vibe nightly.

    Riesling
    Jackie S.

    It's perfect for an intimate and relaxed evening. Generous pours and knowledgeable staff. I love the water being fully available for patrons in the cutest bottles and glass wear. Gives off rustic yet artful and cozy. A great find for a chill evening. I did not try the food but the wine was great.

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    Alan H.

    I not a natural wine expert by any means the wine we had here were hit or miss. We wanted to try this place to get more acquainted with natural wine. I wish there were an option to do flights or tasting to help people like me discover the smaller world or natural wines. It important to note not all their wines are natural so do ask to clarify if that's what you're interested in. The do allow outside food which a lot of people were taking advantage of.

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    Ask the Community - Little Death

    What non alcoholic options are there?

    There is a very small edibles menu available, tapas style. As for beverages, there are unfortunately not many other options besides water!

    What time does happy hour end on Wednesdays?

    We have $1 oysters every Wednesday from 5 to 9 pm ;)

    Is there a parking lot?

    There are a few parking spots in the front. Several neighborhood streets nearby are sake to park as well

    Are they open sundays?

    Yes.

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    Review Highlights - Little Death

    The eye-popping murals that cover the exterior walls makes this place an instant landmark on the St Mary's strip.

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    If vibes were a sport, Chika would be undefeated. From the moment I walked in, I felt like I…read moreaccidentally RSVP'd to a very cute, very exclusive party--and somehow got in. The décor? Instagram is begging you to take photos. The food? Let's just say my plate didn't stand a chance. Every bite had flavor doing the absolute most (in the best way). I came for dinner and left emotionally attached to the menu. Service was friendly, fast, and made me feel like a regular--even though it was my first visit. Bonus points because no one judged me for contemplating a second entrée "for research purposes." Would I come back? Immediately. Would I recommend? Already have. Chika isn't just dinner--it's an experience with a side of "why didn't I come here sooner?"

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