Wine Bar in South Florida

2037 Wilton Dr. Wilton Manors

954-565-8550

American, Small Plates, Tapas, Wine Bar, Bars and Clubs, Gay Bars and Clubs, Recommended

13|Even, owned by the same couple that runs landmark lesbian bar New Moon just up Wilton Drive, is more a place to meet friends for drinks and fun than it is a dinner destination. If you get hungry, there is an array of globally inspired, fair-priced small plates such as a bruschetta, three-cheese-stuffed portabella mushrooms and an amped-up macaroni and cheese. Really, though, you come for the more than two dozen craft beers from local and national brewers and for the extensive wine list. On weekends, prepare to wade through two or three rows of people to get to the weathered wood bar, but don't worry. While you wait, you can scope out the cool chairs made of recycled palettes, the black-and-white photos shot by owner Carol Moran, and the foot-tall Elvis figurine striking a pose near some suds.

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33rd Street Wine Bar

3337 NE 33rd St. Fort Lauderdale

954-566-2111

Wine Bar, Best Of, Menu, Readers' Choice

Just one block north of Oakland Park off A1A in the Galt Ocean Mile neighborhood, 33rd Street Wine bar is truly the ultimate wine destination for Fort Lauderdale oenophiles. With more than 150 wines to choose from, this charming spot knows its pairings and provides tasty delights to complement a glass or bottle with treats like antipasto, cool tapas, and artisan cheese boards. Owner Candace has created a fantastic atmosphere for wine lovers and knows her wines like the back of her hand. 33rd Street Wine Bar offers wine classes and various weekly or monthly tastings and is available for private birthday or anniversary parties and tastings. 33rd Street Wine Bar is great for an evening of wine and friends while listening to live jazz.

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Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant - Coconut Creek

The Promenade at Coconut Creek: 4473 Lyons Rd. Coconut Creek

708-215-5674

American, Wine Bar

Coconut Creek is South Florida's first Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants location. Characterized by its Napa Valley aesthetic and rich, warm tones, each Cooper's Hawk offers four distinct components: an upscale casual dining restaurant, full-service bar, private event space, and a tasting room & artisanal market. Redefining the modern casual dining experience, Cooper's Hawk is an unparalleled combination of restaurant, winery, Napa-style tasting room and artisanal retail market. The innovative concept partners with some of the best grape growers in the world to craft the award-winning Cooper's Hawk wine collection. Additionally, Cooper's Hawk boasts one of the country's largest Wine Clubs, a lifestyle driven monthly affiliation offering exclusive wines, events and priveleges. Website: CHWinery.com Twitter: @CHWinery Facebook: @CoopersHawk

Cooper's Hawk

2568 E Sunrise Blvd Fort Lauderdale

754-755-9463

American, Wine Bar, Menu

This upscale restaurant and winery serves New American dishes paired with house-label wines in a contemporary setting. Highlights from the menu are shrimp and scallop risotto with sweet corn, asparagus, and white truffle oil; ginger-soy-glazed center-cut New York strip steak with wasabi-buttered mashed potatoes; and Asian pork belly tostadas with sweet chili barbecue sauce.

Crown Wine & Spirits

306 S Federal Highway Deerfield Beach

954-427-5274

Wine Bar

Crown Wine & Spirits

1030 NE 15th Ave. Fort Lauderdale

954-358-9463

Adult, Wine Bar

Hollywood Vine

2035 Harrison St. Hollywood

954-922-2910

Bars and Clubs, Wine Bar, Best Of

A quaint wine lovers' paradise can be found behind the doors of Hollywood Vine. Steps from Young Circle, the wine bar's welcoming environment makes you feel as though you're relaxing at home with your favorite glass of vino. From wine connoisseurs to couples expanding their palettes, a mixed group of folks mingles alongside the long marble bar. Mahogany shelves display bottles and wine accessories available for purchase. With more than 600 wines from all over the world, beers, and artisan cheeses, Hollywood Vine is a place to indulge and unwind after a long day of work. Every Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m., patrons can partake in a weekly winetasting - free! The space is also available for special events.

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Il Faro Pizzeria and Restaurant

760 Riverside Dr. Coral Springs

954-796-0405

Italian, Pizza, Wine Bar

Las Olas Wine & Food Festival

S.E. 6th Ave. Fort Lauderdale

305-255-3500

American, Appetizers, Bar Food, Bars and Clubs, Bistro, Breweries and Wineries, Community Venues, Gourmet, Restaurants, Tapas, Wine Bar

The 21st Annual Las Olas Wine & Food festival on April 29th will feature hundreds of nationally recognized wines and 50+ of Fort Lauderdale most acclaimed restaurants. Sample and savor as you stroll down iconic Las Olas Blvd on one of only three nights a year the street is closed to traffic! #LOWFF is more than just wine, enjoy live Chef Cook-offs, ‘Experience Coves’ on every block like the Woodford Reserve 1920’s Speak Easy, a craft beer garden and much, much more. Get your tickets at www.lasolaswff.com.

MOD Wine Lounge

1828 E Sunrise Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 Fort Lauderdale

954-616-5216

Wine Bar

Boutique Wine Shop and Bar

N2 Wine Bar

104 NE Second Ave. Delray Beach

561-278-6802

Wine Bar, Best Of

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Naked Grape Wine Bar

2039 Wilton Dr. Wilton Manors

954-563-5631

Wine Bar, Bars and Clubs, Best Of, Menu

Pairing exquisite wines and cheeses is already an art form. So when we admit that the Naked Grape elevates it even further, we're not sure what to call it. Oeneriffic? Fromagasmic? With 40 wines by the glass (rotating on a menu that changes every fortnight), your waiter will direct you to some of the more potent combinations. And he'll do that while you're bathed in cozy, romantic candlelight. Additionally, you'll be bombarded with unfamiliar wines, since the vast majority are from small-batch boutique wineries. That's not to say the Grape won't let you quaff an ale - on the contrary, it's well-stocked with domestic micros and specialty imports. In 2008, New Times named Naked Grape the best place to meet intelligent gay menÂ? so you may want to wear those horn-rimmed glasses and the tweed sweater with elbow patches. We've seen no signs of dumbing down.

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Revelry

17 S. J St. Lake Worth

561-469-1599

Bars and Clubs, Wine Bar, Menu

Smoke Cafe

3337 E. Oakland Park Blvd., Fort Lauderdale Beaches

954-565-1942

Wine Bar, Music Venues, Bars and Clubs, Best Of

Finally, a place where smokers don't have to feel ostracized. Smoke Café, nestled in a colorful, Old Florida plaza off A1A and Oakland Park, offers its customers more than 100 types of cigars, along with hookah tobacco. The hearty aroma wafts around the entrance, greeting you at the door or as you walk by to other neighborhood businesses like Bruce's Tattoo shop or the famous Café Martorano. The wooden décor and wall-sized wine rack give the small space a cozy yet sophisticated feel. In a not-so-sophisticated turn, customers can also power up the Wii for some videogame fun. Smoke Café doesn't serve liquor, but it carries wine, 50 kinds of beer, and sake. Free food is served on Monday and Tuesday with the purchase of smokes or drink.

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Sons & Daughters Farm and Winery

5926 Fearnley Rd. Lake Worth

305-613-8039

Wine Bar

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Truluck's Seafood, Steak & Crab House

2584 E. Sunrise Blvd. Fort Lauderdale

954-396-5656

Seafood, Steakhouse, Wine Bar, Menu

TruluckÂ?s keeps its own crab fishing fleet of 16 boats outside of Naples, Florida, where it hauls in enough crab to provide the chain with seriously fresh claws during season: "From our traps to your table in less than 24 hours." You can chow down the large claws for $10.99 each any time, either alone or as part of a "build your own" seafood tower, but every Monday night at TruluckÂ?s is a crab massacre -- $54.00 for all the stone crab claws you can eat, plus grilled asparagus and mashed potatoes. It may sound like mayhem, but youÂ?ll be sucking those claws in style: The Fort Lauderdale location is beautifully appointed with leather booths inside and glass tables on the terrace, plus a wide-ranging wine list offering dozens of wines by the glass or flight. ThereÂ?s also a good selection of fresh Â? never frozen Â? fish that changes depending on availability, either simply grilled or fancied up.

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Vinos on Galt Mile

3312 NE 32nd St., Fort Lauderdale Beaches

954-530-7301

Wine Bar, Menu

Wine Scene

501 Fern St. West Palm Beach

561-632-4906

Wine Bar

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Wine Watch

901 Progresso Dr. Fort Lauderdale

954-523-9463

Wine Bar, Restaurants, Retail, Best Of

Living in a town packed with chain wine megastores like ABC Wine & Spirits and Total Wine had winos thirsting for a proper wine shop. Enter Wine Watch. If there is one thing proprietor Andrew has, it's a palette for vino. Like wine aficionados the world over, his prospective is of a taster, not a maker. He's obsessed with the customer's selection process and loves helping customers choose a wine that will match with their food. In fact -- disclaimer -- he serves as master sommelier for New Times' annual Pairings event, matching wines with specific dishes from South Florida's finest restaurants. But Andrew works his magic on a small scale too -- come in with a dinner party menu and his staff will have you set up with libations for the whole evening. The shop also has a catering company.

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Wine Bar in South Florida

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