10 Best Wine Bars near Auburn

“I met a couple friends here and it was such a nice change from louder bar spots. More laid back, more easygoing, and actually set up in a way that lets you catch up with people without turning every sentence into a performance. There are nights for music and motion and pretending you are not tired by 9:30, and then there are nights where you want a drink, a seat, and a real conversation. This falls into the second category, and I mean that as a compliment. It felt like the kind of place where you can settle in and let the night unfold without much effort. No shouting "WHAT?" every six minutes, no feeling rushed, no need to recalibrate your ears when you walk back outside. my friend would call this a better decisions bar, which is funny mostly because she is usually the reason we test that theory. If the goal is drinks and conversation, this place worked really well. Go here when you want to actually talk to the people you came with.“

“Beautiful little place, right in the heart of Puyallup“

“If you’re looking for a great little spot to hang out with the ladies or just feel safe hanging out yourself to enjoy a great glass or bottle of wine, this is the place to come! This place is both cozy and friendly, and Gina, the owner, is amazing at finding a wine you’ll love! Come check it out! You’ll love it!“

“That was the first time I've been there and everything was wonderful, the service was great,food was outstanding I will be returning“

“Fantastic food, vibes and service. Moored here in our boat and looked forward to going there each day. Thanks“

“This place has authentic Italian and pizza. We had tortellini with pesto sauce and seafood risotto and both were amazing. Dessert was orange dreamsicle cheesecake and it was melt in your mouth delicious. Pizza was better than any other pizza we've had. It was a little loud with all the people chatting and kind of hard to hear but the place is beautiful with a view of the bay. Can't wait to go back.“

“good food and service from regular menu. for brunch the mushroom fritata was a bit disappointing. it lacked mushrooms and presented as more of as potato dish than a fritata“

“Delicious food, great happy hour and such a nice server“

“The clam chowder, the risotto and the steak were delicious. The focaccia bread was amazing! Shrimp were a little overcooked. Really nice and quiet patio area. More expensive than we are used to spending on a family dinner, but we were traveling and living it up. Would definitely recommend.“

“I’m fairly new in the city. I’m a graduate of Northwest Wine Academy originally from Houston Texas. I went into The Wine Alley looking for a Loire Valley Chenin Blanc but Jim’s knowledge and passion led me to a phenomenal Sardinia Vermintino. Thanks Jim for making me feel welcome I will continue to do business with you! Cheers my friend!“