Salute Wine Bar<\/p>\n
212 Carroll Street, Suite 130<\/p>\n
Complemented by shareable plates featuring wild mushrooms, smoked salmon, prosciutto, and other light bites that enhance red and white wines, Salute Wine Bar<\/a> offers 42 handpicked wines. An advanced pouring system prevents oxidation while allowing automated pours by the half or full glass. The owners periodically host mahjong events<\/a> and cater to private gatherings. Owners Jyl and John Lopez are doing a commendable job building on the popularity of predecessor 38 & Vine in a district that is set to benefit from development at nearby Westside Village<\/a>.<\/p>\n CR\u00da Food & Wine Bar<\/p>\n 5188 Marathon Avenue<\/p>\n This longtime Shops at Clearfork staple<\/a> is a popular destination for wine lovers seeking thoughtfully selected wines paired with carefully chosen glasses that elevate flavor and enhance aroma. More than 300 bottles are offered across a wide range of price points, while shareable plates include Argentine shrimp, Wagyu meatballs, and other chef-driven dishes. Big things are happening at this luxury shopping destination, with Piattello Italian Kitchen<\/a> relocating nearby this fall.<\/p>\n 731 Samuels Avenue<\/p>\n Set in and around a restored 1800s residence overlooking the northern edge of downtown, Saddlerock Wine & Beer Co.<\/a> is a charming retreat where ample outdoor seating, curated wine flights, a food truck, and weekly events like trivia night offer plenty of reasons to become a regular. Bottles from California, along with locally brewed beers, set the tone for an elegant evening complemented by unmatched views.<\/p>\n The Holly<\/p>\n 305 West Daggett Avenue, Suite 101<\/p>\n With a focus on natural, sustainably produced wines, including lesser-known varietals, this relaxed wine bar<\/a> is a popular destination for informal meetings and casual get-togethers with friends. Exciting things are happening around The Holly. Hiro\u2019s Kitchen<\/a> is slated to open next door by September, while the Nappotex food truck<\/a> serves wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas behind this Near Southside wine bar. Whether you order by the glass or bottle, the friendly staff can introduce you to something new or help you find a familiar favorite.<\/p>\n Neighborhood Wine<\/p>\n 1257 W Magnolia Avenue<\/p>\n Neighborhood Wine<\/a> is a family-owned boutique that specializes in small-production wines from around the world, with particularly strong selections from France, Italy, and the United States. Lesser-known regions are also represented, inviting guests to venture beyond familiar labels, while a tapas-style menu offers thoughtfully paired bites. Owners Chris and Nicole Curtis envisioned the Magnolia Avenue wine bar as an extension of the hospitality they enjoy sharing with friends. Private tastings, weekend live music, and wine club events give guests even more reasons to return.<\/p>\n 1628 Park Place Avenue<\/p>\n WineHaus specializes<\/a> in wines from independent producers around the world, featuring 16 wines on tap alongside a frequently rotating bottle selection. A cozy interior, spacious upstairs lounge, and inviting patio make it equally suited for date nights, happy hours, and lingering conversations. Weekly events include live jazz and Silent Book Club<\/a>, where you can enjoy your favorite book and strike up a conversation with fellow bibliophiles \u2014 or just read silently.<\/p>\n Wine Thief<\/p>\n 1300 Houston Street<\/p>\n Omni Hotel Fort Worth is home to one of the best spas in Fort Worth<\/a> and multiple high-end restaurants. Tucked just off the lobby, Wine Thief<\/a> offers an intimate retreat with rich wood accents, warm amber lighting, and deep red finishes that create an inviting, lounge-like atmosphere. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light during the day, while a sleek bar backed by rows of carefully curated bottles serves as the room\u2019s focal point.<\/p>\n Cowtown Winery<\/p>\n 128 East Exchange Avenue, Suite 610<\/p>\n Mule Alley is the perfect home for this gem of a wine bar<\/a> that is the perfect place to start or end your evening in the Stockyards. Frozen wine cocktails, flights, and blending classes keep Cowtown Winery a popular draw for locals and tourists. Ever wanted to blend your own bottle? Learn the craft of making your own custom blend, then pick up your custom-labeled bottle in two to three weeks.<\/p>\n 201 South Main Street<\/p>\n The early 1900s former grocery store<\/a> retains its rustic charm, providing the perfect setting to explore choice wines from around the globe. The community-focused tasting room is family- and dog-friendly and serves vinos from a menu refreshed every two months. Those offerings are complemented by craft coffee and artisan flatbreads. Still on the lookout for a new standout? Let the staff guide you through trending wines with two-ounce tasting flights.<\/p>\n Winslow\u2019s<\/p>\n 4101 Camp Bowie Boulevard<\/p>\n With easily the largest food and brunch menus of any wine bar in town, Winslow\u2019s<\/a> is a Camp Bowie favorite with a loyal following. Named after the founder\u2019s beloved blue heeler mix, Winslow\u2019s was opened as a spot to share great food, fine wine, and conversation. The extensive wine list features small-production vinos from around the world, and many bottles are available for purchase at nearby Winslow\u2019s Wine Cellar.<\/p>\n![\"Saddlerock](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/08\/607112065_17996456126893796_5272238859589825261_n.jpg\")
As anyone who\u2019s been to Saddlerock Wine + Beer Co. would likely admit, this 1870s home along Samuels Avenue feels like a find. (Courtesy)
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WineHaus is one of Fort Worth\u2019s top wine bars.
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Established in 2022, Soma Winery is a family-owned urban winery, featuring international wine tastings and a community atmosphere.
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