Vino & Gallery Bar

Walking into Vino feels like stumbling into a friend's very stylish living room — local art on every wall, a patio that begs you to linger, and a wine list that leans hard into Italy with a few international detours. The vibe is chic without being stuffy, which sets expectations just right. The list isn't encyclopedic, but it has a clear point of view.

The backbone here is Italian — Tuscan reds anchor the list, with Piedmont showing up in the form of the Vietti Barbera d'Asti 'Tre Vigne', which is genuinely the most exciting thing on the menu. Bordeaux gets a nod via Chateau Lalande Mausse, and Argentina sneaks in with the Trapiche Broquel Malbec for the crowd-pleaser crowd. Banfi Chianti is fine, but it's the kind of safe pick that tells you the list is partly written for the room rather than the wine lover. Gaps exist — no serious white program to speak of, and Spain is entirely absent.

With 12-20 pours available by the glass, Vino punches above its weight for a restaurant this size. The selection rotates enough to give regulars something to chase, though we wouldn't call it an aggressive program. If you're here on a weeknight and want to graze through a few pours with small plates, the glass list is your friend.