19 wines by the glass at $15 to $22, 156 bottles from $35
North Park · San Diego · Traditional French Bistro · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
Explore Et Voilà! French Bistro’s wine-list information. An overall rating has not been assigned. How RagingWine reviews wine lists →
The Carte des Vins on Et Voilà's website runs from a Dégustation flight to Wines by the Glass and bottle pages for white, rosé, Champagne and sparkling, and red. The page warns that prices, vintages and availability may change and that the restaurant's printed wine list is final. The restaurant describes its list as mainly European producers, and the posted prices run from $15 a glass to $1,200 for a bottle of Vieux Château Certan 2010.
White Burgundy is the deepest white section, with Chardonnay from Mâcon-Villages Coteaux des Margots '24 at $44 to Puligny-Montrachet Aliane '12 at $280. The Loire is covered by Sancerre from Domaine Girault at $58, Pouilly Fumé from Domaine Jousset at $64 and a Muscadet Sèvre et Maine from Melon B at $35. On the red side, Bordeaux Cabernet Sauvignon runs from Château Barreyre '22 at $44 to Château Pontet-Canet '14 at $300, and Merlot reaches Vieux Château Certan '10 at $1,200. Syrah includes three Guigal Côte-Rôtie bottles at $950 each, and on the Champagne & Sparkling page the Champagnes run from Trichet Extra Brut at $79 to Louis Roederer Blanc de Blancs '15 at $230, with a cider and two Crémants from $50 to $60.
The Wines by the Glass list has 19 wines labeled Glass, from $15 to $22. Trichet Extra Brut Champagne is the $22 pour. Joie de Vigne Marchand-Tawse Pinot Noir is $20, the Bonnardot Crémant de Bourgogne and Château Saint Ahon Haut-Médoc are $19, and the Domaine Girault Sancerre is $18. At $15 you can get Harken Joyride Chardonnay, Fess Parker Riesling or Claude Val Grenache & Vermentino. The Dégustation is four 2 oz tastings for $26, selected by the restaurant's sommelier according to the page.
Tuesday — Half-price wine all night on glasses, bottles, and to-go — no time limit, no fine print. A separate happy hour food menu also runs 4–6 PM. This is the real reason to plan your visit around a Tuesday.
The Bottom Line
A French-leaning list that is easy to enter: 19 glasses from $15 to $22 and bottles from $35. Start with the Domaine Girault Sancerre by the glass at $18 or the Melon B Muscadet at $35/bottle, and check the printed list for current prices. This unrated guide covers the posted wine list, not service, storage or markups.
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