9 Best Wine Bars near Flowery Branch

“Hands down one of the best places to eat in Flowery Branch! The salads are delicious. The pizzas are the best! The lobster ravioli is next level! Great people! Love you can watch trains while you’re there as they go by. Pistachio cannoli! Highly recommend!“

“Great spot for wine and chilling. The ambience and atmosphere is fantastic. Wine list is decent and staff is very friendly.“

“We love this place! The menu is thoughtful and purposefully keeps the calorie count limited while not sacrificing flavor. There are also seasonal dishes. Highly recommend the filet, lamb loin and brussel sprouts. The desserts are also delicious (served in a shot glass so you can try more than one!). They also cater to your special occasion in small but very sweet ways. Atmosphere is great, general dinner conversation and not too loud. Service is always impeccable!“

“I have come to the place a few time and I really enjoy it! That last time I was there it was phenomenal, the waiter Hayden was very tentative and helpful when choosing what to order. This place has the best customer service out of anywhere I have been. Definitely bringing friends and family next time.“

“Good food and drinks, a bit expensive for basically a meat and onions, peppers. Etc. Excellent service. music was nice but overall the noise level was uncomfortable trying to have a conversation.“

“Favorite local spot, never disappoints!“

“Great time at Plant Bingo“

“The interior has exposed brick and such a great, cozy vibe. It was packed when we got there, so we ended up sitting at the bar but honestly, it worked out perfectly. The bar seating was comfortable and made the whole experience feel relaxed and fun.

Service was great from start to finish, friendly, attentive, and on top of everything even with how busy it was.

The food was just as good as the atmosphere. The steak was cooked beautifully and paired perfectly with green beans and sweet potato fries. The fried pickles were crispy with just the right crunch and dipping sauce. And the seared tuna dish was fresh, flavorful, and plated so nicely.

Definitely a spot with good energy, great food, and service that keeps everything running smoothly, we’ll be back.“

“My passport needs renewing. Ergo, a trip to Tuscany is currently out of the question. I know... sad story. But if you find yourself in the same quandary and are looking for some good Italian food, you can do what we did, and go to Provinos. Not sure if that be plural or possessive so I will leave it up to your imagination, with or without apostrophe...

At any rate, fresh outta church May 17th, my wonderful, beautiful, brave, admirable, courageous, superlative ad infinitum wife and I decided this was our lunch destination.

Atmosphere, as in all of their locations, was spectacular. Vintage, without being anachronistic. Breathable, cozy, and intimate without being claustrophobic.

My exceedingly better half enjoyed triple seafood (nicely popping shrimp, rich scallops, and clams in a pink Rosetta sauce) and i had sausage pamigiano. Both were excellent with a good portion ending up in a takeaway box because the rolls and salad for which they are renowned had already destroyed our appetites, in the best way.

Never been disappointed by a trip to provinos, with or without the apostrophe.“