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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in CultureMap Dallas and Dallas Observer. Updated August 2026.
Leela's Wine Bar - Uptown · Lower Greenville, Dallas
This low-key neighborhood spot debuted on Greenville Avenue in 2018 pouring eco-friendly wines on tap alongside pizza, and it has since grown to three DFW locations. Happy hour pairs affordable glasses with spinach dip, veggie-topped pizzas, and build-your-own charcuterie, keeping the wine-bar experience unpretentious.
Neighborhood Cellar · Bishop Arts, Dallas
Nick Mulenos and level-2 sommelier Ian Montgomery took over WinePoste's Bishop Arts space and rebuilt it around affordability, keeping bottle prices low and stripping out the old private-tasting-room feel. It carries natural and skin-contact wines alongside picnic tables on the patio, aiming to make wine unpretentious.
Bodega Wine Bar · Lakewood, Dallas
This Lakewood spot has the feel of an Old World wine cellar, unassuming from the sidewalk but transporting once inside, with high-quality pours and fair pricing. Dallas Observer readers gave it their wine bar honors in 2024, and regulars treat it like an extension of their own living room.
Wines From a Broad · Sundance Square, Fort Worth
Chef-restaurateur Dena Shaskan built this Sundance Square shop and bar entirely around wines made by women, stocking scores of women-owned or women-made labels. Small bites and champagne cocktails round out the list, served in a deliberately femme space that has become a go-to for celebrations.