Happy Hour Hits Different With These Pours
Northwood / near downtown · West Palm Beach · American · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed by the RagingWine Tasting Desk · July 5, 2026
RagingWine reviewed Table 26 Palm Beach’s wine list and gave it The Wild Card — RagingWine’s Vibe-Check rating. How RagingWine reviews wine lists →
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The wine list at Table 26 opens with a flex — Cristal, Cheval Blanc, Cos d'Estournel — and for a neighborhood spot in West Palm Beach, that's a genuinely surprising move. This isn't a list that was assembled by accident. Someone here cares, even if the pricing reflects a certain Palm Beach confidence.
Seventy-five labels isn't massive, but the list is curated with a clear point of view: Napa heavyweights, blue-chip Bordeaux, and Champagne that goes well beyond the usual suspects. Kosta Browne and Cardinale sit alongside Chappellet Pritchard Hill and the intriguing Jarvis Cabernet Franc from Napa — that last one is a real conversation starter. The Bordeaux column is legitimately exciting with L'Évangile 2011 and Cheval Blanc 2015 on the same list, though at prices that will make your credit card wince. Burgundy and Tuscany show up but don't get the same love, and if you're hunting for natural wine or anything from the Southern Hemisphere, you'll need to look elsewhere.
Twenty-four by-the-glass options is a genuinely strong number — most restaurants cap out around twelve and call it a day. The $12–$24 range is reasonable for the market, and the Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Rosé by the glass is a legitimate treat if you catch it. The real story, though, is happy hour: 50% off glass pours every single night from 4 to 6 PM, seven days a week, which turns a solid program into a genuine destination for pre-dinner drinking.
Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Rosé — $150/bottle (estimated half off glass during HH)
During happy hour, this Champagne house's crowd-pleasing salmon-pink rosé becomes the obvious move. It's proper Champagne at a fraction of the full-price ask, and it drinks well above its station when you're splitting it at the bar at 5 PM.
Jarvis Cabernet Franc 2019 Napa Valley
Everyone at this table is ordering Cab or Pinot, and almost no one is touching the Jarvis Cab Franc — which is exactly why you should. Jarvis is a cave-aged estate in Napa producing some of the most singular wines in California, and a varietal Cab Franc from them is genuinely rare on a restaurant list. It's the most interesting bottle on here.
Château Cheval Blanc 2015
At $1,200, this is priced like a trophy, not a dinner. The wine is real and it's great — one of the finest vintages from one of Bordeaux's most storied estates — but restaurant markup on prestige bottles like this is where lists like this quietly clean your wallet. If you're dropping four figures on wine, do it at auction.
Kosta Browne Pinot Noir Russian River Valley + Sunday Brunch (comfort food global cuisine)
Kosta Browne's Russian River Pinot is ripe and plush enough to work across a brunch spread without stepping on anything — it bridges the gap between morning-casual and serious wine drinker without breaking a sweat. It's the kind of bottle that makes a Sunday feel like an occasion.
Every Night — Happy Hour runs 7 nights a week, 4–6 PM. All wine by the glass is 50% off, plus $10 handcrafted cocktails.
The Bottom Line
Table 26 punches above its neighborhood weight with a list that has real ambition and a happy hour program that's one of the best deals in South Florida. The markup on the trophy tier is aggressive, but if you drink smart — and especially if you show up before 6 PM — this place absolutely delivers.
Palm Beach Gardens · West Palm Beach · Steakhouse
The Capital Grille Palm Beach Gardens is a reliable wine stop if you're already there for the steak — just don't expect the list to excite you. Lean toward the glass pours, chase the value picks, and avoid the temptation to drop $30 on that Orin Swift.
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Worth Avenue · West Palm Beach · French / Bistro
Le Bilboquet Palm Beach is a safe, French-focused list that suits its dressed-up crowd without pushing anyone toward something new or surprising. Send a friend here for the vibe and the steak frites — just go in knowing the wine spend will feel steeper than it probably should.
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· West Palm Beach · Wine Bar / Tasting Room
If you want to spend an afternoon actually understanding Willamette Valley wine across a single focused producer, there's no better setup in West Palm Beach. Just don't show up expecting a world tour — this room has a point of view and it's Oregon, all the way down.
Small but Thoughtful
Fair
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Willing but Green
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· West Palm Beach · Italian
Cafe Sapori's wine list is a reliable Italian-leaning companion — not adventurous, not cheap, but curated enough that the right picks reward you. Skip the Whispering Angel, dig into the Tuscans, and you'll leave satisfied.
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· West Palm Beach · New American
Kitchen West Palm has no business having the Casanova di Neri Brunello and the Ménard-Geborit Muscadet on the same 13-bottle list — and yet here we are. It's small, priced fairly, and clearly curated by someone who actually drinks wine. Send a friend, order the Ridge.
Small but Thoughtful
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· West Palm Beach · Wine Bar / Lounge
Le Bar is a stripped-down concept that works because the six bottles it chose are actually worth drinking — unusual for a lounge where wine is often an afterthought. If you want depth, go elsewhere. If you want a smart glass of something Italian while you decompress, this earns its keep.
Small but Thoughtful
Fair
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Willing but Green
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· Yountville · American
RH Yountville is a genuinely beautiful place to drink wine — the room earns that much on atmosphere alone, and the California-forward list will keep most guests happy without any friction. But in Yountville, where the competition includes some of the most serious wine programs in the country, 'happy without friction' isn't the same as memorable. Go for the experience, order confidently by region, and don't expect the list to surprise you.
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· Bakersfield · American
Yard House Bakersfield is a beer hall that happens to sell wine, and the list makes no effort to hide that. Markups are aggressive, selections are safe to the point of being anonymous, and the only reason to open a bottle here is if your table voted against another round of IPAs. If you're wine-focused, redirect your budget to the Jean-Luc Colombo Rosé by the glass and call it a night.
Crowd Pleasers
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· Yountville · American
The Kitchen at Priest Ranch is a one-winery show, and that's exactly the point. If you want to spend an evening exploring what a single Napa estate produces across whites, rosé, Zinfandel, Merlot, and multiple Cabernet expressions — including older large-format bottles — this is a genuinely interesting way to do it. Just don't come expecting breadth or outside discovery. Send a friend here if they love Priest Ranch or want to.
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