Browse menus, reviews and photos of Wine Bars in Wenatchee.
Wine Bar · $$
527 North Piere St A, Wenatchee
“Staff are friendly, place is clean. The food and cocktail specials are always good, I've never had a bad drink here. My husband is always impressed with their cigar selection and the Sunday Bloody Mary bar is most definitely the best in town!”
Wine Bar · $$
100 North Wenatchee Avenue, Wenatchee
“This was my first time coming here and was so surprised at how good their wine is! This is a tasting room for Dead Crow wine as well as a wine bar for international wines and the owner is very knowledgeable about everything she serves. I did the Dead Crow tasting flight and it was great all the way through which just doesn't normally happen in Wenatchee and a reasonable price for the quality as well. I got an additional glass of the Dead Crow cab franc after the tasting but I legitimately liked all that I tried. The ambience of the place is really relaxing and comfortable while still being cool and speak easy-like. Sound doesn't echo in there either which was nice. The owner joined our table at the end of the night because we were there past the closing time but she said all was good and we had a great conversation with her. She even gave us some charcuterie to snack on. Just an awesome experience and my friends and I all agreed we would be back!”
Coffee Shops · $
212 Fifth St A, Wenatchee
Customers’ favorites
“We always enjoy the great food and ambience at Tastebuds!”
Italian · $$
212 Fifth Street Suite 13, Wenatchee
Customers’ favorites
“My husband and I ordered the Spaghetti and Clams. It was absolutely the best we've ever had! The Manila Clams were fresh, sauteed in a light sauce of white wine, a splash of cream (not heavy or thick), garlic, lemon. Served with a house salad and fresh baked bread, with whipped butter. If you haven't tried this and love clams you've got to try it, you won't be disappointed!”
Gastropubs · $$
120 North Wenatchee Avenue Suite 120, Wenatchee
Customers’ favorites
“Been here a couple times. Cocktails are wonderful. Gina was fantastic for us. Ask about the gluten-free options if you are gluten-free. It's a shared fryer but they can do more things gluten free than the menu lists. The fish and chips gluten free was awesome.”
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.