Roots

Very cool little spot. The have a very wide variety of wine and it also is very affordable. They have little bites and snacks which are delicious, we had the calamari and patatas bravas, they were to die for. You might struggle to find street parking, but other than that, the whole experience is very enjoyable, and it is a different type of date night experience.

The concept of this wine bar is pretty cool and unique. Their prices are higher than if you purchased a glass of wine at an average restaurant. At the check-in counter, you are given a chip card which you use at any wine section where there is a slot and it will save each wine and serving you selected. You can pick any 3 serving sizes per wine and use a new glass per wine if you want. Love the decor although I'm not sure why they chose to put white faux fur on all the outdoor seats. I like how they have tree branches with light fixtures hanging from the ceiling. The wines appear to range from sweet to semi-sweet to dry from left to right. The sweetest is a dessert wine (farthest left). It's called Chateau Haut-Mayne. Dessert wine - 5/5 (i've tasted sweeter dessert wines but this is a good amount of sweetness) All other wines I tasted, 0/5. I don't like dry wines at all. I do like semi-sweet wines but it really depends. None of their semi-sweet wines impressed me. French toast sticks - They tasted good. You can order a side of eggs or bacon to go with it. 4.5/5 Biscuit and chicken strips - The biscuit was dry and the fried chicken needed more flavor. If it had some flavor/spice to it, it would have been perfect. 1/5 The service was good. They clear your table of wine glasses pretty fast. They also refill the wine bottles fairly quickly. Music is played quietly in background. During brunch hours on a Saturday afternoon, it isn't busy. They have a private room with a bluetooth speaker and it seats about 10-12 people I believe. Would I return? Nah.