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1. Ada’s
Most people know Ada s as a place to enjoy pizza and cold treats. However, when the pandemic hit, the owner switched things up and turned it into a cozy wine bar. Located in Tivoli Village, the sommelier here ensures the intricate balance of older and newer wine selections catering to all preferences. You can enjoy the wine with some blue corn tamales or caviar-topped doughnuts.
2. Garagiste Wine Room
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Garagiste Wine Room located in the Downtown Arts District is an establishment by Mario Enriquez and Eric Prato. They are former sommeliers who worked at some of the most lavish properties on the Vegas Strip. The wine room is the go-to for low intervention wines and organic wines from select European villages. Guests can order wine in glasses or by bottle. There is happy hour on weekday afternoons for $5 tap wine. Visit with friends and have a great time in this wine room.
3. The Local
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If you prefer an out-of-town experience, the Local in Henderson is an intimate wine bar ideal for you. The bar offers approximately a hundred wine choices sourced from different parts of the globe. It’s an affordable location with great variety and happy hour on weekdays. When you want a break from the wine, they also occasionally offer craft cocktails, tequila, and mezcal tastings.
4. Marche Bacchus
There is much hype around this French restaurant with a dedicated house wine shop. The wine varieties here represent different wine regions but are predominantly French. They serve about fifty wine choices by the glass, so you can try out something new this way before settling on a full bottle. The Marche Bacchus is just by Lake Jaqueline and has patio seating offering great views.
5. Wally’s
Located at Resorts World, Wally s offers an exciting retail experience for wine lovers to grab a bottle. Their prices cater to different budget ranges, and they also offer spirits and food. You can get a drink from as low as $15 to as high a$1200 per glass, depending on which wine you choose. They offer complimentary services and can quickly wrap a wine bottle as a gift or incorporate it into a gift basket for you. If you have to visit just one wine bar in the city, Wally’s is an excellent choice.
