Microclimate Wine Bar
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Great place to chill out and have a glass of wine
Cool atmosphere, very cozy music ..nice local wine selection
We came here hoping to find some Finger Lakes wines to try that were recommended by the locals. They only had one white and one red by the glass from the area, with others from around the world. They did have a really good draft beer list to include some great selections from Schilling.
The food was also good, we do like spice but the chili nachos were almost too spicy and took away from the enjoyment of wines and beers. The pineapple upside down cake was also very good.
The food was also good, we do like spice but the chili nachos were almost too spicy and took away from the enjoyment of wines and beers. The pineapple upside down cake was also very good.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 5 - 11PM |
| Friday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Saturday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Sunday | 5 - 11PM |
Microclimate Wine Bar is a hidden gem in a trendy part of town, located on a quiet street surrounded by other popular spots. The restaurant serves creative, full-flavored dishes with a focus on smaller plates, including the highly-recommended nori bar mix, cold noodle salad, and burrata tomato salad. The chef's culinary skills are not to be missed, and the staff is friendly and attentive. The cozy atmosphere is perfect for a low-key date or a casual gathering with friends. The extensive wine menu features local and international options, including an impressive selection of German Sekt Sparkling.
Recently, visitors have highlighted the unique food and drinks, noting the fun blend of flavors in dishes like the Zucchini Salad, which combines almonds, gochujang romanesco sauce, and Bulgarian feta. The Deep Fried Quail has also been a standout favorite, praised for its perfect outer crust and delicious sauce. The wine list is small but mighty, with options ranging from excellent local wines to rotating cocktail specials.
The restaurant is run by charming and skilled professionals and offers a cozy vibe reminiscent of a Japanese izakaya, but with seasonal Finger Lakes ingredients and some Southeast Asian influence. Microclimate Wine Bar is a breath of fresh air in the area, making it a must-visit spot for foodies and wine enthusiasts alike. Some dishes are vegetarian or vegan, and the kitchen is happy to accommodate many dietary restrictions.