Crystal Wise
1. WineHaus
This quaint and stylish haven in the Near Southside features 16 wines on tap with both local and international sips. It’s been making the rounds on Instagram feeds, so not only does it have noteworthy wines, but also spots for your next Instagram profile picture, if you so please.
1628 Park Pl Ave.
2. Cru Food & Wine Bar
Cru is the place for you if you are wanting to try an adventurous wine menu. It is good for intimate or group gatherings.
5188 Marathon Ave.
3. The Magnolia Wine Bar
Magnolia has become a growing phenomenon in the Fort. It’s perfect for your first date — or if a date goes bad and you want a good drink. Whichever, Magnolia has a wide selection and knowledgeable staff.
1101 W Magnolia Ave.
4. Winslow’s Wine Cafe
It’s hard not to love a place that has a dog as its logo and mascot. The curated wine list is tailored to learned palates. Want to take home your favorite wine? It’s probably in the cafe’s cellar.
4101 Camp Bowie Blvd.
5. Thirty Eight & Vine
Thirty Eight & Vine is exactly what the city needed. Think Alley Cats meets wine and you got yourself Thirty Eight & Vine. Upon arrival, you’ll get a card and you can sip through different ounces, different regions, and different price points. Thirty-eight is the last number co-owner Sam Demel wore as a pro baseball player.
212 Carroll St. Suite 130
6. The Holly
The Holly made our list last year with its innovative touch on places to enjoy wine. It gives European vibes and pairs well with the organic wine offered by either bottle or glass.
305 W Daggett Ave. Ste. 101
7. Cowtown Winery
Within the Stockyards is a Western winery that is ringing the (cow) bell. Cowtown Winery has a taste of Southern glory with its spin on fruit wines. They even do crime and ghost tours on the weekend.
128 E Exchange Ave. Suite 610
