A small wine store with a wide selection of international wines at decent prices plus an outdoor…read morepatio,wine bar and live music on the weekends. We went on a Friday night for their Paella on the Patio provided by Le Truff Noir pop up. . The event was from 5-8pm so we arrived around 430pm since they don't take reservations. We bought a bottle of Spanish Red to go with our Paella. They do charge a 15.00 fee to drink the wine you buy on their patio . They also offer flights that pair well with the food but we preferred just a red. The food was made fresh and it was brought out to you in different courses. The staff was super friendly and we can't wait to go back for another event.

It was a nice evening to spend on the patio and this Geneva business inside the historic Berry…read moreHouse was hosting a pop up "Paella On The Patio" along with flights of three of their wines that paired well with the food. We arrived early so we went to the wine cellar and spoke to the knowledgeable staff about the wines they had from around the globe. We decided to purchase a bottle of Rioja from Spain and paid the $15 corkage fee to enjoy it on the patio and he also gave us two bottles of water. We enjoyed one of each of the tapas on the menu. Music would have added to the ambience but we settled for people watching. Watch their website for events.

Went here one time to check it out. This place definitely deserves more hype. Their ciders are…read moregreat, reminds me of stuff you'd find in Europe, or Michigan, and not as overwhelmingly sweet as stuff you find at a store. Their dessert wine/port was a hit we took home a bottle to pair with a desert. My family loved it. The owners are very kind and informative and the general vibe inside is great.

Greta family run winery. Also have meads and cider. Thye bring in special beers on draft that…read morechange during the year.

Awesome winery located in downtown Geneva! We absolutely loved it here! It definitely has a cabin…read morefeel to it, which we really enjoy. The inside is relaxing and the outside area is super cute with plenty of seating. There was live music when we were there so we sat outside and enjoyed our wine flights while listening to the music. Can't get better than that! Service was great- the girls working were amazing. I liked talking to Lisa. She was really nice! The wine is incredible! We are sweet wine lovers and that's most of their wine menu. They have so many unique sweet wines. I particularly enjoyed the raspberry dragonfruit, black cherry, and orange sangria. I love how they set up the flights. The first wine you list on your sheet is at the top of the flight and then it tapers down to 2nd, 3rd and 4th. I've attached photos. They also offer wine slushies, which we thought was really cool! We will definitely be back when it's warmer out to enjoy those!

This place has such a lovely atmosphere. I especially noticed the beautiful outdoor seating area,…read morealong with comfortable indoor seating both at the bar and throughout the space. The menu is simple and straightforward, which made ordering easy. I truly enjoyed everything the ambiance, the customer service, and especially the wine. My favorite was the mango strawberry flavor. It went down incredibly smooth and tasted fresh and natural, without any artificial flavoring.

Visited for the first time for a private event. While their own website said it offered food, their…read moredefinition of food was "dips". And when I asked if they had a food menu I was rather bluntly told they were not a restaurant. But I could grab food from any of the places in the area and bring it in. And since I don't drink alcohol, my contribution to their till was two cans of coke. Plus my fee for the event. They have a room in the back overlooking the river. Ticket sales were limited to 50 so assume that's capacity. High power lines kind of disrupt the view, but welcome to Batavia. It is what it is. The rustic doors which separate that space, while attractive, were a bit ineffective at blocking out sound from a rather small group in the front bar.

I went to this winery with my book club. It was a cute location within Bataiva, IL. The winery is…read morein the little downtown area of Batavia. The location is facing the river. The place is large enough for small and large grouos. There's free pgroups. For this visit, we each tried the 4 wine samples. I was surprised that I was able to select a gluhwein as part of my selection - it was my favorite drink. Cute location and perfect for a hot summer or cold day.

You always receive the finest service at Cooper's Hawk, but Seday brought it to another level! We…read morewere sitting on the patio with just one other couple, and she was attentive to our every needs with a smile and fun comments. The appetizers that we had from the Wine O'clock Happy Hour menu were superb: Four cheese truffle arancini, crispy tempura shrimp and melt in your mouth shaved prime sliders! The $8 a glass wine made everything slide down easily.

We celebrated my birthday here. The restaurant is so nice. It's nice to see the bottles of wine…read more We ordered a sangria, appetizers, chicken entree and pasta. Everything was delicious. For dessert we got the crème brûlée and cookie with ice cream. Dessert was so decadent. The service was great. Our server was attentive. I want to return soon and try other dishes.

Mike is awesome. Very cool place. Will be buying my kegs as long as I'm in st Charles. Thanks!read more

My husband and I love this brew shop! I was able to get him all of the equipment he needed to brew…read morehis first batch as a lovely Christmas present. The guys who own the place/work here are so friendly and knowledgeable. They give you any and all of the advice that you could ever need regarding brewing beer, cider or meade! I'm so glad they now make cider, as I loved trying a flight of all three flavors. My husband was impressed by their variety of craft beers, especially ones that aren't super common. It is a fun place to hang out and relax and talk to new people. They offer bar snacks and small cheese flights, plus beer to go. They also offer beer classes, which I hope they advertise more to the public. This is such a great spot to be able to host events and teach people all sorts of new brewing information or whatever else. We can't wait to come back. We couldn't have done our first batch of home brewing without this place!

I came in to try Tasting Devine off a whim! I was literally driving by and needed a good wine for…read moredinner. I liked the owner because I told her I wanted to try their best dinner wine for $20. Listen, I can't remember the name of the wine. I feel like I drank the bottle so fast without looking at the label! Haha! I enjoyed the wine so much that I came back and grabbed another bottle as a gift to my realtor - who later came back and asked for the business's info because she too loved the wine! I'm a big fan of Tasting Devine.

They have something for everyone - wine, snacks, beers, etc. I'm not a huge wine drinker but a…read morefrosé was calling my name on this warm afternoon so after walking around the French Market we stopped at Tasting Devine. I did a half and half sushie of the two flavors there were offering and it was very refreshing. Their "regular" wine is STRONG but smooth and I love that it's local!

My cousin and I chose Sixty Four for our birthday celebration lunch. We sat outside along the river…read moresince it was a beautiful day. Chris was our server and provided great service and went above and beyond. My cousin and I decided to share the grilled oysters and the charcuterie. Chris noted my reservation said no nuts and seeds and he said that the charcuterie came with seeded lavish. He went through the lavish and only chose the ones without the seeds. Now that's service! The grilled oysters were amazing! Only four came on the plate and I wanted to eat all of them and not share. I will definitely get those again - and all to myself. The charcuterie was your typical charcuterie. You can choose your own cheeses and meats on the board which is nice. The only disappointing thing is no complimentary dessert for our birthdays. Lots of restaurants do that, but I guess not at this one. Get those grilled oysters, you won't be sorry.

THE MALBECKONING…read more SixtyFour Wine Bar is a winning concept in downtown Naperville. Much like what Tapville Social does for beer, SixtyFour follows the concept of guests having the freedom to pour their own drinks. This place is on Water St in Naperville, near Vasili's and Blue Sushi Sake. Street parking isn't plentiful so the garage is your best bet, especially in the evening. You can build your own charcuterie, but use caution: everything is a la carte and without much effort that cute cheese platter can swell upwards of $40. This happened to us on our 1st visit, I thought "yeah sure, add a $4 honeycomb and seasonal jams, why not" to go with the $9 prosciutto, $7 manchego, and $5 cornichons. More recently, I got the restaurant week pre-fixe ($49) which included a starter, entrée, dessert, and glass of champagne. Each course separately would've added up to $55 (not counting the bubbly), so this option saved a few bucks. Both my wife and I got a pour-your-own wine card, that set us back about $20pp. The wifey got a mix of a dozen west coast & east coast oysters ($36) that came with cocktail sauce and a zippy pomegranate mignonette. The goat cheese bruschetta ($13) was incredible: goat cheese spread on several large pieces of grilled sourdough with roasted tomato and balsamic. We loved this and would get it again in a heartbeat. 5/5 The dates ($13) were a different story, however, as they came with cranberry goat cheese, orange honey, and crushed walnuts. I've been so used to savory dates (wrapped in bacon with a tomato sauce) that this much sweeter iteration caught me off guard. They weren't objectively bad, I just wouldn't order them again. 3/5 For my main course, I chose the short rib ($31) as I've done several times now: tender beef with mashed potatoes, braised carrots, crispy onions, and a red wine jus. This is a delicious entrée that I find myself steering towards every time I'm here, as it pairs perfectly with a Malbec or red blend. 5/5 The gnocchi ($33) were fairly pricey which I attribute to big chunks of lobster in a white sauce. But what SixtyFour did felt like a "bastardization" of gnocchi (my wife's words, not mine) by turning it into a homemade mac 'n' cheese of sorts, cooking it in a mini cast iron skillet topped with toasted breadcrumbs. Say what?! "Breadcrumbs" and "gnocchi" should never be used in the same sentence, unless it's "hey honey I did that grocery shopping, and I got beer, eggs, wine, gnocchi, ice cream, laundry detergent, kitty litter, AAA batteries and a box of breadcrumbs". It tasted fine, but there was absolutely no need to innovate here. 1.5/5 We reached a split decision on the dirty chai crème brûlée ($11). My wife thought it was different but lovely, whereas I found it strayed too far from vanilla custard and the flavor was overpowering, as if I just snorted tea leaves. It was REALLY strong, y'all! 3/5 Bread = 3.5 Circuses = 4.5 Our server Melissa was attentive and let us know about the wine tasting inside near the hostess' stand. We had a couple small pours (1-2oz) which equated to a free half glass, no complaints there. Restrooms were clean and the outside patio has a relaxing ambiance. The vibes are classy, romantic even. * TL;DR * It's fun sampling bold reds, sweet whites, and even rosé in 1oz, 3oz, and 6oz pours. I pity the fool who grabs a glass, sticks it underneath the first tap they see up front and presses 'POUR' without realizing they just selected a 2014 Chateau Haut-Brion ...... which retails for $500 a bottle! A half glass is nearly $75! I'll stick with a $7 Shiraz, thanks. As for the food, it's been mostly great with only a few exceptions. The gnocchi was whack, and the chai crème brûlée was polarizing. Due to the presence of delicate wine glasses literally everywhere, I would keep kids away from here. Leave the little ones at home and come here for date night. SixtyFour lists themselves as a wine bar first and kitchen second, which I agree with. If what you're seeking is a kitchen *and* wine bar, hit up a Coopers Hawk. Both places have solid wine selections, but being able to enjoy wine on-demand is a big plus. I'd happily recommend SixtyFour to friends and family.