MOST WANTED WINE BAR

Zhu zhu zhu

This is probably my favorite restaurant in the valley. The food is always on point - no matter what you order, it’s always made of the best ingredients and cooked to perfection. The ambiance is always soooo perfect, no matter if you’re looking for a romantic dinner, a girl night out, or a quiet evening with my children. I’d like to make a special comment about the wine. It is not cheap, but affordable, and no matter what you order it’s always the most delicious, skillfully crafted wine selection. I have been here plenty of times and I plan on coming here again and again. Also special thanks to the chef 👩‍🍳

Katie Rayl

I’m not sure why they call this a wine bar, other than they have a wine list. The wine list does not have tasting notes and you don’t get any from the servers. Flights are red or white, $20, and subject to whatever bottles are open when you visit. You do not get to choose your wine. I got the white flight, and it was fine but for $20 the value is not there. The flatbreads are ok, but are a minimum of $20 and are not large. They add a 3% service charge to your bill, why? No idea. Especially because I was a table of 1 I found this very frustrating. Lastly, they essentially only have outdoor seating, and the oven is under the covered portion of the patio so if you visit in the summer you can either bake in the sun or the ambient heat. There is some shade but if you visit at the end of the day it is a moving target and you will be in the sun at some point. Bottom line, if you’re from out of town or you’ve ever been to a wine bar, this is not the spot to visit.

Daniel Kelly

Been awhile since we visited, and we always liked the atmosphere there, but the food has never been on par for its pricing (we used to come frequently). We visited this time for Mothers Day Brunch, and ordered the Belgian Waffle and Loaded Tots. Though we order them together, they were delivered 8 minutes apart (this was a theme with other tables, too - - everyone's entrees were arriving separately). The single Belgian Waffle was only about 4 inches in size, and cost $10. The flavor was great, but just didn't feel like we got our money worth there. The Tots were a better deal for the money, but the gravy in it was a bit sour to the taste. We asked for an order of sourdough toast to go with it, and were presented one slice of dry tasted bread. It took 5 minutes to flag down the waitress again to ask for butter, and 5 minutes later, 3 slabs of frozen butter arrived for the now COLD toast. NOPE. Overall, I would recommend Most Wanted Wine Bar for ambiance, and wine, don't expect much from the food menu (except maybe for the pizza-it has been good in the past).

Kaitee Nicole Chalk

My boyfriend said, "Put on a nice outfit. We are going somewhere NICE." So I did and we drove the four minutes from where we are staying. BEST. DATE. EVER. From the outside entrance, we were honestly somewhat confused, but upon entering the ambiance was completely set. Maybe three minutes wait for a table, which went by quickly with the beautifully strung interior decorations. The outside dining was the true amazement though, with an ambiance and service unlike anywhere else. Delicious food, great service, insanely beautiful dining area.