Spill The Wine Restaurant

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Average Rating

20

Boring and bland is what you are after? You've arrived. The overpriced salmon is farm raised,risoto is mushy overly buttered rice and the other half of the menu is delivered by Sysco foods and comes out of a bag or a no# 10 can.Eat there once and you,ll never return unless you forgot your scarf.

Posted by Ate there hate there on February 10, 2015. Brought to you by localcom.

I ordered the ceviche as a starter and then ordered two small plates, the Chicken Liver Pate and the Ham Wrapped Ahi Tuna. I did not get the ceviche as a starter, I got all three items at the same time and I will let that slide. The presentation was wonderful and the plates looked fantastic. I am a fan of pate and I found theirs to be smooth and flavorful. The ceviche was light and wonderful...

Posted by Chris P on April 29, 2012. Brought to you by zagat.

Complete disappointment. The owner booked another wedding party in the room I had a contract and deposit paid for. I discovered this four days before my event. Owner gave me discounts & I made it work. However, she backed-out of a $500 gift card offer via e-mail the next day and then sent me a rude e-mail accusing me of lying when she saw my bad review online. Talk about unprofessional! Don't...

Posted by Ryann P on January 03, 2011. Brought to you by zagat.

We went here for our anniversary. We had visited last winter and wanted to come back for a full meal. Alex was our waitress and she was delightful and attentive.

Their wine club is impressive. They also have a...

Posted by dtfamily05 on May 07, 2009. Brought to you by homestead.

I just recently joined about 10 of my friends for drinks and dinner to celebrate a friends' 11th anniversary of their relationship. Though we were seated promptly, it took 45 mins. for the server to complete our drink...

Posted by tbruegs on May 02, 2009. Brought to you by homestead.

Spill the Wine is located on 11th and Washington Ave S in the Theatre District. We feature two separate spaces, one as the dining room with an open kitchen. The other side features a lounge with full menu, televisions, oak handcrafted bar top and a wall displayed with regional wine. The menu highlights American Cuisine with continental influences. Spill the Wine is open for lunch, dinner and...

Posted on May 13, 2015. Brought to you by yasabe.