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The best Midtown wine bars

Every friend group has leisurely traditions that often include wine. Maybe you watch The Bachelor every Monday night, or perhaps you meet for Wine Wednesdays. These hangouts are often sponsored by your grocery store's cheapest bottle, but sometimes it's fun to splurge and go out to a wine bar for your night out, and there is no better place than the heart of the city to do just that.


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1. Pretend you're in France for the night: Château 49

Midtown, NYC

While it's a little difficult to go to the French countryside on a Tuesday evening, you can go to Château 49, not far from the East River. Owners Florianne, who's from the French region Alsace, and Rrok, who's from Albania, came together to create a place that appreciates French cuisine and wine.


You can act like you’re in Paris and order the escargots, tartare de boeuf, or melon and prosciutto. They also have different charcuteries and cheeses that you can choose between. The extensive wine list offers bulles, sauternes, white, and red.


For private dining (or sipping), this Midtown wine bar accommodates up to 40 guests.



2. Try to name a more iconic Midtown wine bar: City Winery Rockefeller Center

Midtown, NYC

There aren't many things as iconic as Rockefeller Center at Christmas time, with its massive tree and infamous ice skating rink that opened in 1936, but that doesn't mean that winter is the only time you can enjoy this NYC landmark. City Winery is an outdoor wine garden that serves small bites like charcuterie and burrata and locally made wine on tap. You can sit and have a glass at the barrel seating area or rent a heated igloo when the temperature drops.


You can try different kinds of whites, reds, and rosé, and if you want something other than wine, they also have multiple beers from Montauk Brewing Company. Whether you’re just passing through or walking home after work, this is a special spot to stop into.



3. There's always time for wine: Wine:30

Midtown, NYC

What time is it? Wine:30. This cozy wine bar welcomes you even if you know nothing about wine. You can ask your waiter to recommend something off the award-winning list containing 300 wines from around the world. The menu changes seasonally because they use ingredients from local greenmarkets and small purveyors, but you can expect dishes like flatbreads, meat dishes, cheese and charcuterie, and seafood.


For private events, there is a private wine cellar that accommodates groups of 15, an all-weather patio that accommodates groups of 50 or more, and a full buyout that can fit over 100 guests.



4. A Midtown wine bar on 2nd Ave: La Cava

Midtown, NYC

La Cava is a modern Midtown wine bar with low ceilings, dim hanging light bulbs, and dark wood, making it a cozy spot to catch up with friends. They have a wine list by the glass and bottle, along with specialty cocktails and beer if you want a break from the reds and whites. You can pair your drinks with dishes like country paté, salmon tartare, and caprese, or if you want to go on the weekends, you can take them up at their bottomless brunch.


The max capacity is 50 standing guests, and they have in-house A/V capabilities.



5. People watching and wine pairings: Vin Sur Vingt Bistro

Midtown, NYC

There are many fascinating things about Paris, but cafe culture is high on that list. With outdoor tables and chairs facing the street, the set-up is perfect for people-watching or absorbing the view in front of you. The Midtown wine bar Vin Sur Vingt Bistro mimics this layout, offering Parisian-inspired dishes like tartine de saumon fumé, escargots, and croque monsieur. They also offer a cheese and wine flight pairing. Additionally, the menu has wine sourced from French regions like Bordeaux, Languedoc, and Bourgogne.


Contact them for more information about booking private events, from corporate events to weddings to wine and cheese pairing classes.



Find an amazing Midtown wine bar for your next event

A new wine bar seems to pop up in Midtown every other weekend, and for good reason. The world of wine has never been more diverse - whether you're after a room-temp red, biodynamic orange wine or just a cold glass of pinot, these Midtown wine bars have something for everyone - including your picky friend who's just "really into natural wine right now". Hire one of these stunning Midtown wine bars for your next event for a guaranteed good time - just don't blame us for the headache the next day.

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