Philadelphia, PA - While Philadelphia is home to many of the iconic landmarks of Pennsylvania; there are also a variety of great wine bars in the city. These venues offer local Lehigh Valley wines as well as international favorites. Regardless of your taste in wine, you're sure to find a great bottle to pair with your meal.
Jake’s and Cooper’s Wine Bar
In the historic district of Manayunk, Philadelphia, you can find Jake's and Cooper's Wine Bar. Jake's offers casual seating and a beautiful view of Main Street. The space is ideal for intimate gatherings and wine tastings. Jake also features a unique menu and cool service. The atmosphere is spectacular, and the decor is homey. The restaurant offers a variety of menu items, from sandwiches to crab cakes. Other items on the menu include pizzas, grilled octopus, and salmon. The restaurant also serves a variety of desserts, including ice cream and sorbets. There are also many wines to choose from.
Tinto
The Rittenhouse Square location of Tinto Wine Bar is now open as Tinto Pintxo, a Spanish wine bottle shop with over 70 different selections. Customers can order a bottle and take it home or pick it up and enjoy it later. The restaurant also has a wine club that features rare and collectible wines. However, the restaurant is not currently offering home delivery of wine. This Spanish restaurant, located on the corner of 21st and Sansom in the Rittenhouse Square neighborhood, draws its inspiration from the rich cultural traditions of the Basque region. The restaurant features a large selection of bottled wines and artisanal ciders. Unfortunately, Tinto isn't on the OpenTable reservation network.
Jet Wine Bar
Sophisticated and modern, Jet Wine Bar offers world-class wines by the glass, by the bottle, and in their restaurant. The restaurant serves brunch and small plates. The bar also offers daily wine and food pairing menu. The bar is located in the trendy Rittenhouse Square neighborhood. The wine selection at Jet is extensive and features wines from around the world. The atmosphere is cozy, and the decor is beautiful. The restaurant owner is the wine director and has extensive knowledge of wine. The by-the-glass selection focuses on wines from exotic regions, while the bottle list features some pedigreed gems. Jet Wine Bar is located on South Street at 1525 South Street. In addition to wine, Jet also offers beer, cider, and house-made cocktails.
Panorama
Panorama Wine Bar is a modern yet traditional Philadelphia dining experience. Its casual atmosphere is complemented by a sommelier who will guide you through the different wine pairings and selections. The restaurant's interiors adorn lush green tile and red banquettes. Its sommelier, William Eccleston, has a wide selection of wines that come from all over the world. The Italian menu at Panorama is centered around Chef Rosario Romano's seasonal dishes, which are a modern take on classic Italian fare. The chef pairs his savory interpretations of classic Italian dishes with zesty sauces and a winning touch of Italian flair. He has a wide array of options for the Antipasti menu, including fresh-from-the-garden options such as Black Mission figs that arrive hot from the oven and are stuffed with creamy Gorgonzola and prosciutto. The dishes are light and not heavy, and the wines are plentiful.
Tria Cafe
The Tria Cafe is a multi-location Philadelphia wine bar. They have a wide selection of wines and a knowledgeable staff. The restaurant also offers Sunday school. The food is fantastic, and the atmosphere is comfortable and welcoming. If you're in the area, you should check out this place. With its chandelier made from wine bottles, the vintage wine bar is a unique destination for lovers of fine wine. Their wine list is vast, featuring a wide variety of reds, whites, and dessert wines. The ambiance is warm and inviting, and the small plates delight any palate. The upscale Old City location is ideal for date night. It's also a great spot for business dinners. The Tria Cafe is an excellent date spot for a date away from the hustle and bustle of Center City.
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