Browse menus, reviews and photos of Wine Bars near Pittsboro.
Wine Bar
210 Market Street, Pittsboro
“A wonderful hidden gem. Enjoy it now! Small, intimate, great wine and drinks selection. Food is terrific, atmosphere is like a British bar, service is personal. Began as a wine bar only, now offering selection of drinks. Food and desserts amazing. Weekly plates, fish and chips, shrimp and grits, sliders are amazing. Try it!”
Beer Bar · $
112 Russet Run, Pittsboro
“Love FRA’s beer. I have been to both the other locations and really enjoyed being there. This one has so much more space and a much larger selection of craft beers from other breweries in and outside of NC while still offering their own beers.”
Mexican · $
114 Russet Run, Pittsboro
Customers’ favorites
“I love going here after church in Pittsboro. They’re not very crowded yet and they’re very friendly. They atmosphere is wonderful. You can eat inside or outside most of the year. The food is delicious and it’s not your typical Mexican. It’s more modern and delicious and the atmosphere in the service is great. I highly recommend it.”
Coffee Shops · $
210 Market Street, Fearrington · 7.38 miles
Customers’ favorites
“We just finished our Easter dinner, and it was delish! Colin and company hit it out of the park with a substantial and very tasty meal. Followed the directions carefully and it was a snap. Just what we needed for a “night out”. Thanks everyone for your efforts, much appreciated. efforts, looking forward to Italian night!”
Every February 18th, the United States celebrates National Drink Wine Day - a holiday that brings together wine enthusiasts and provides a perfect excuse to open a favorite bottle or try something new. This isn't just another reason to enjoy good wine - it's a day to learn more about wine culture, visit wineries, participate in tastings, and discover new flavors. On this day, wine bars, restaurants, and wineries across the country host special events, from expert tastings to engaging wine tours. It's an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of American winemaking - from the famous Napa Valley in California to the cozy wineries of New York and Virginia. In our guide, we've collected the most interesting places to properly celebrate this holiday: from historic wineries with centuries-old traditions to modern wine bars with innovative approaches to tastings. Each of these venues offers a unique experience and its own special perspective on wine culture.