The Wine Rack

We found this place by accident while walking around downtown Tuesday afternoon and we're so glad we did. The woman helping us was great and very informative, plus she put up with some of us who were slightly buzzed, haha. We ordered a tasting each which consisted of 3 whites and 3 reds for $10, such a great deal. We also ordered a cheese, bread and nut plate for $14 I think. We spent about an hour there total, but for the first 45 minutes we were the only ones sitting, which was nice. The tastings were just enough in each glass and our food plate had quite a bit, we even got some chocolates, too. The wines were all so good, though, I couldn't pick a favorite. We had such a great time catching up in a really nice atmosphere. The bathroom was clean, but a bit dark, haha. Our bill was only $73 for everything and that was for 5 of us drinking, not too bad for a great experience with friends and family. My sister also bought a bottle of CA white wine for about $20 at the end of our tasting. I would so come back here again when visiting my friends.

Very friendly staff and lovely atmosphere.

Started out walking in, unsure of the venue, and walked out very happy with the service, selection off the menu and the establishment as a whole. Ordered two glasses - not a red fan, but the server helped pick one that would be easy and I ended up enjoying it.

So, first let me say that both times I have been there both ladies were very nice, very sweet...but...the consistency of service, and what was offered/available was not acceptable to me. On December 29th I had a glass of prosecco (very good) and ordered some of their bread and olive oil, a big serving of bread fthey get rom Cafe Fiore next door (the woman said). The next day I went back with my husband to get a glass of prosecco again and as she poured it she said "Oh we are out"...and poured us each a half glass. I'm sorry, the day before new year's ever you run out of prosecco? How about offering to open another bottle.Then I ordered the 2 cheese plate. 12 dollars for two  cheeses, olive oil,  bread and apples. She told me "we ran out of bread so are crackers okay? Well, yes, but can't you run next door and get some more bread? Instead we received 5 water crackers, 5 slices of apple and some cheese...for 12 dollars? Then were charged for one and a half glasses of prosecco. Really? Maybe you should charge me for one glass. I also heard her tell someone that they don't do bottle service, however, the night before I watched a different woman bring out a bottle of wine and pour it for the guests. So, horrible value and I won't go back but I wish them the best in their business.