We truly enjoyed our very first visit to the wine bar. We ordered the pepperoni pizza which is…read morecooked in a brick oven. And The feta cheese dip with baguette. OMG! That gets cheese dip is to die for!!! Our pizza has the perfect amount of cheese and meat!! Staff b is very friendly and knowledgeable. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

We have given this place multiple tries. This review is for the bar/restaurant area in the back,…read morenot the liquor shop or burger place. The Good: The service (great!) The atmoshphere The acoustics in the back dining room. I could actually have a conversation even when it was moderately crowded. The Bad: The food is absolutely awful. It's so bad. I'm sorry, I want it to be better but every time we come here no matter what dinner entrée I get, it's gross. I had the grouper piccata and it was inedible. The fish stunk like fish, badly. It was stomach turning. The pasta was no better. Some sort of gross lemon flavoring or something, I'm not sure, but after a couple of bites I couldn't eat another bite. $47 in the garbage. To add insult to injury, the prices are stupid high. They also add some BS 3.5% "operational charge". It's minor compared to the price of the food, but it's just a shameless money grab. I'm beyond tired of businesses using COVID era nonsense as an excuse to completely fleece patrons. The prices don't even remotely reflect the quality of the food or the location or the atmosphere. It's in a liquor store for goodness sake.

This is a new jewel in the East Hill dining scene's crown. The dining bar with seating that wraps…read morearound the open kitchen and pizza oven on one side, and the cocktail bar along the adjoining side of the dining room make for a very cool, hip, contemporary, and welcoming ambiance. This is complimented by the large, striking art pieces that occupy the entire wall along the north side of the store. And I'm declaring right now the lovely patio area to be one of the most, if not the most, delightful al fresco dining venues in Pensacola. And right now in early May, the patio is graced with the lovely fragrance of the blooming jasmine vines that adorn the trellises of the patio. Though most of the wines on EHWB's list are unfamiliar to me our lovely, efficient, and attentive server, Nadia, was quite knowledgeable and able to steer us to exactly what we were looking for to accompany the Muffuletta we had our sights on. The list consists of a nice variety of moderately priced wines. And at lunch, there are several wines offered at half off per glass. As we're old timers we shared a half Muffuletta. We could have shared a quarter. LOL. It is large. It is served on a bun that looks like a Gambino's, and may be. The bun seemed rather dry to us, not perfectly fresh, but nonetheless the sandwich was quite good. Loaded with all the traditional ingredients and very enjoyable. Would definitely do again, though for next week we've got the Cuban Press locked in on our radar screen. There are several things on the dinner menu here that are calling out to us so we very well work an evening visit in while here. I'm saying this store is going to a winner and a mighty fine replacement and more here in East Hill for City Grocery.

We truly enjoyed our dinner, here, tonight. With the exceptional weather, we sat outside in the…read moreoutdoor patio and thoroughly enjoyed it. The ambiance was complimented by great music playing but not too loudly and definitely not obnoxiously. The service was wonderful. Our server was perfectly attentive and very pleasant. We got here just in time for happy hour. Therefore, we enjoyed half-priced glasses of wine. We ordered the 3 cheese plate for our appetizer and it was quite yummy. For our entrée, we split a pepperoni pizza from their brick oven. It was delicious! Everything was truly outstanding, especially the ambiance!

Wonderful experience wine tasting! $10 for 10 wine samples every Friday from 5-7pm. The sommeliers…read morewere great and gave us plenty of information about each wine. The outdoor area to taste in is very cute and feels less like a "stuffy" wine tasting and much more of a hanging out in a friend's (really nice) backyard. Great way to spend a Friday evening! Plus they have free bread :).

Great knowledgeable staff. The help I received was so knowledgeable that I found out he was going…read moreto teach a wine course for the University of West Florida. I enquired about the course and he said that they would taste wine in class and discuss the differences in varietals. The class has to pay for the wine, but it is offered at cost. Distributors would help with the cost.

This is my second visit almost a year since we first came to Pensacola for my husband's job. We…read moreshould probably be back more often now that he's on a project here, so I will be eating at Lucy's more often. My first lunch stop was back to Lucy's, and I couldn't help ordering the same lunch as last year. Pick-two: I again enjoyed the delicious, thick tomato red pepper soup with a crisp, melty grilled cheese and a coke zero. They have a great bar but I was driving a rental. staff is lovely and I saw that the server I had last time was still working there, which makes happy to see staff that seem to love their jobs. Don't forget to dunk your sandwich in the soup!

Everything about Lucy's in the square is AMAZING!!! Great service, great location, amazing food,…read morefun ambiance. I ordered a strawberry margarita and shrimp tacos. My husband ordered a local beer and a flatbread. Food was amazing prices and absolutely incredible. Love seeing amazing pet friendly locations like this place!

Favorite thing about this place was the MUSIC! If you're looking for a nice lowkey spot that plays…read morer&b music, this place will not fail you. Although it is a wine tasting room, they do have a full bar as well. I had a homemade Bloody Mary which was probably the best I have ever had! With the wine tasting, you open a tab, are given a card and the wine is sold by the ounce. Service was also great. Show this small business some love!

It was a relaxing being and what a cool wine tasting place with live music in downtown Pensacola. Itread more

Writing this review as I sit here because it's so good. Can't believe I waited so long to try em…read moreout! Ambiance was lovely. Friendly and attentive service. Even the water tasted good. Can't wait to go back for dinner! Fries with sausage were addictive. Perfectly seasoned. Nice and crispy. Caesar was great. Not too much dressing. Burger was delightful. Brisket and filet patty. Will be back very soon!

Decided to pop in for lunch and give this place a spin. Like some other bougie places that have…read moreopened recently around Pensacola, the prices are a bit off-putting, but having gone for a 7 mile trundle on 3 mile bridge earlier in the day, I was craving fat and salt. They hit that mark, but it cost me $40 with tax & tip. That is for just a salad and an order of french fries! The water came quickly in a real glass and tasted excellent. Very clean and cold, and greatly appreciated. Since it was a real glass I did not ask for a straw which is unusual for me. I enjoyed a nice view of the skatepark across the street as I dined, and watching all the people having a good time in the outdoors was refreshing. Most restaurants don't offer a view like this. There are a set of dining bars with chairs at the windows on either side of the door to amplify the view, but I opted for a traditional table since there were many available when I entered. As for the food... well, it was good, but not great. The $14 iceberg wedge was dotted with some delicious pancetta and gorgonzola cheese, and the lettuce was super fresh and crisp. Where it missed the mark was the overly mayonnaisey dressing. It really needed some more seasoning or something and I could not taste any buttermilk at all, even though it is called a "herb buttermilk dressing." The single cherry tomato (halved) was delicious and sweet, as were the 4 thin slices of radish. While the presentation was nice, it really needed more tomatoes and radish in my opinion, and a stoutly buttermilk dressing. The duck fat fries were crisp, too crisp. I enjoy the soft mushy potato inside the crispness of lard-fried potatoes, but very few of these offered that. They were generally too crisp, and some were crispy all the way thru making them a solid crisp. They came mostly unseasoned so I had to use the salt shaker generously. The sausage bits were good but a bit on the greasy side. The dipping sauce was mild, bland and oily, and I wished they had offered a ketchup alongside as well. Whether homemade or store bought, ketchup would have added color and some much needed acidity to the plate. Your mileage will vary, but for me, there are better options in my price range and this is not a place I can take hungry teenagers.

The food and service is always excellent. One of my favorite places in Pensacola!…read more Great cocktails, too!

Boneless fried chicken - super good The insanely huge short…read morerib - was cleaned to the bone it was so good The smash burger - I was told it was fabulous The cornbread - huge portion, very good...practically a dessert so no dessert was ordered. Service was pretty good. There was some forgetfulness. Dining outside can get sketchy for multiple reasons.

Great placed duked off in downtown Pensacola off of 9th Ave. The place is small and quaint. They…read morehave an assortment of wines for everyone and if they don't have what you want they can order it. They are very knowledgeable as well.

What a great place to enjoy a glass of wine and the beautiful weather. Exceptionally friendly and…read morewelcoming. If you're in Pensacola, you need to check it out.