Nice and convenient but on a cold night it’s kind of freezing because the automatic doors keep opening.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 5
Sherrell D.
Great food, service and excellent local beer/ cider options on tap. Great location, all the staff is helpful and friendly. The regulars here are great too!A1 vibes.
Derrick R.
This is a very classy establishment with a good crowd of hipsters and millennials! Wish they were open all the time in later but since The plague happened
Kayli T.
Lots of choices of wine and beer on tap! You can grab food at the Wholefoods deli bars and sit down to enjoy a drink with your food. There are TVs to watch and the area is lively with folks even during lunch time.
Alex M.
Great place to taste wine and beer before you shop. Super helpful staff. Fun happy hours. Special tap takeover nights.
Lisa O.
Best place to grab a great glass of wine, or a beer on tap. The selection is amazing. Don't get me started on the food they offer. Fish and chips are the best I've ever had. My fiance tried the pizza last time and it was delicious. They also offer street tacos, cheese plates, and sushi. Try them asap you won't be disappointed... 5 stars!!!!
Collin Straka
Amazing staff, $3 for 2 bottles on Tuesday/Wednesday!
Gerald H.
Dublin Vine, located next to the patio area of Whole Foods, is a wine tasting and tap room with local wines and beers on tap. The offer around 50 wines by the glass. Many are Tri-Valley wines, including Steven Kent Winery, Retzlaff Estate Winery, Las Positas Vineyards and more. Beers from the Bay Area. It is a great place for Happy Hour. Similar to other reviewers, they need to install a glass wall windbreak by the sliding door to the outdoor area. Anyone sitting on the inside table right next to the door will experience the cold draft/breeze. Overall, good prices for beer and wine and with so many food options from the market area. One of these days I would love to see more live music offered during the summer months. Taco Tuesday's is $1 off a taco basket.
Ann T.
The Taproom is a wine bar with some beers and a restaurant with in the Whole Foods Market. If we were not on our lunch break we would've definitely tried some of the flights. The tap room is located to your left front corner of Whole Foods and has a double door leading onto the patio with seating to your left with the front main entrance to your right. These two entrances do create a draft for the indoor seating and on the day that we were there it was particularly cold. I was wishing I had a jacket, but it does keep people from lingering. On a recent visit to Whole Foods, my coworker and I had asked the friendly cashier what his favorite item to eat was and he mentioned the hamburgers at the Taproom. On our foodie lunch quest we decided to try the hamburgers out and he was not wrong, the hamburgers are very good. However they do take a long time to make and if you're there for lunch like we were, this meant that we had to gobble our hamburgers up to make it back to work within an hour. It was a good thing we didn't order any sides! The ground beef was fresh, the burgers are made to order and they did not skimp on the meat. My burger was at least an inch thick with lots of bacon piled on top. It had a great taste with a nice charred exterior while still being moist in the middle. Condiments are taken from the sandwich bar which ensures they're also fresh. I asked for garlic aioli instead of barbecue sauce for my burger and did not taste any garlic in the sauce, I think she may have goofed and had given me plain mayo instead. For $10 for the burger only it's not cheap, but it will fill you up. Next time we go we've decided that we will call our order in ahead of time and get a basket of fries to share. For $3 you get a heaping basket of fries that you can definitely share between two people.
Nice and convenient but on a cold night it’s kind of freezing because the automatic doors keep opening.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 5
Great food, service and excellent local beer/ cider options on tap. Great location, all the staff is helpful and friendly. The regulars here are great too!A1 vibes.
This is a very classy establishment with a good crowd of hipsters and millennials! Wish they were open all the time in later but since The plague happened
Lots of choices of wine and beer on tap! You can grab food at the Wholefoods deli bars and sit down to enjoy a drink with your food. There are TVs to watch and the area is lively with folks even during lunch time.
Great place to taste wine and beer before you shop. Super helpful staff. Fun happy hours. Special tap takeover nights.
Best place to grab a great glass of wine, or a beer on tap. The selection is amazing. Don't get me started on the food they offer. Fish and chips are the best I've ever had. My fiance tried the pizza last time and it was delicious. They also offer street tacos, cheese plates, and sushi. Try them asap you won't be disappointed... 5 stars!!!!
Amazing staff, $3 for 2 bottles on Tuesday/Wednesday!
Dublin Vine, located next to the patio area of Whole Foods, is a wine tasting and tap room with local wines and beers on tap. The offer around 50 wines by the glass. Many are Tri-Valley wines, including Steven Kent Winery, Retzlaff Estate Winery, Las Positas Vineyards and more. Beers from the Bay Area. It is a great place for Happy Hour. Similar to other reviewers, they need to install a glass wall windbreak by the sliding door to the outdoor area. Anyone sitting on the inside table right next to the door will experience the cold draft/breeze. Overall, good prices for beer and wine and with so many food options from the market area. One of these days I would love to see more live music offered during the summer months. Taco Tuesday's is $1 off a taco basket.
The Taproom is a wine bar with some beers and a restaurant with in the Whole Foods Market. If we were not on our lunch break we would've definitely tried some of the flights. The tap room is located to your left front corner of Whole Foods and has a double door leading onto the patio with seating to your left with the front main entrance to your right. These two entrances do create a draft for the indoor seating and on the day that we were there it was particularly cold. I was wishing I had a jacket, but it does keep people from lingering. On a recent visit to Whole Foods, my coworker and I had asked the friendly cashier what his favorite item to eat was and he mentioned the hamburgers at the Taproom. On our foodie lunch quest we decided to try the hamburgers out and he was not wrong, the hamburgers are very good. However they do take a long time to make and if you're there for lunch like we were, this meant that we had to gobble our hamburgers up to make it back to work within an hour. It was a good thing we didn't order any sides! The ground beef was fresh, the burgers are made to order and they did not skimp on the meat. My burger was at least an inch thick with lots of bacon piled on top. It had a great taste with a nice charred exterior while still being moist in the middle. Condiments are taken from the sandwich bar which ensures they're also fresh. I asked for garlic aioli instead of barbecue sauce for my burger and did not taste any garlic in the sauce, I think she may have goofed and had given me plain mayo instead. For $10 for the burger only it's not cheap, but it will fill you up. Next time we go we've decided that we will call our order in ahead of time and get a basket of fries to share. For $3 you get a heaping basket of fries that you can definitely share between two people.
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