Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar

Fleming's wine list hits you with that corporate steakhouse energy — a thick binder organized by region, lots of familiar names, and prices that remind you why people expense these dinners. The "100 Wines by the Glass" program is their big flex, and to be fair, it's more than most chains can claim.

The list plays it safe with recognizable Napa Cabs (Caymus, Silver Oak, Jordan), some solid Bordeaux selections in the $80-150 range, and a predictable Italian section heavy on Super Tuscans. You'll find Barolo from Fontanafredda and Brunello from Banfi — dependable if uninspired. The California section goes deep on cult-adjacent producers, though markups hover around 3-3.5x retail. No natural wine, no orange wine, nothing remotely weird — this is a list built for businesspeople who want recognizable labels.

The 100-glass program rotates seasonally and covers the basics well — you'll find Jordan Cab, Stag's Leap Chardonnay, and La Crema Pinot most visits. Pours run $12-20, which isn't cheap but tracks for the format. The real move: their wine flights let you sample three 3-oz pours, perfect if you're indecisive or trying to justify the expense.