Enolo Wine Cafe
450 N Clark St, 60654-4517 - Chicago
Recommended by Sluurpy:
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#576 of 5170 restaurants in Chicago
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Phone:
+1 312-477-7674
🌐 Website:
http://www.enolowinecafe.com/
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Address:
450 N Clark St, Chicago
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Tony had some absolutely amazing suggestions for wine, he really took time to get to know our tastes. The service at Enolo is 10/10, in my opinion. We had several small plates to pair with our wines. The bruschetta was great, and a good value (board of four varieties for $24 as of this review). The truffle fries came out a bit cold, but after a re-fire they were good
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Nice place to visit once... It was too loud inside we could barely talk to each other... Food was pricy and small. Good taste though. Service was good too. I'd not give an outstanding on anything. Just another regular placer...
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I'm just visiting Chicago, and walked by. They have a 4-6pm happy hour where about a dozen wines can be had for $7/glass. The three I tried were all good. Outdoor seating is nice in this "hip" area. Didn't try food. They have free WiFi (email required).
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Gorgeous place for dinner and drinks with friends on a Saturday night. Huge selection of wines and interesting cocktails to choose from. Yummy thin crust pizzas and tasty fries!
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We hit up the happy hour 4 till 6pm. Great wine, fun laid back ambience. We got the meat and cheese plate with the marinated olives. Sat on the street and enjoyed the city,,,, you should also.
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Very good spot but small menu. Bruschetta is delicious
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Super cool owner. Delicious and concise menu. Great happy hour specials and selections. Convenient location only a few blocks from two train lines
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The Board and Wind Bottle special on Sunday and Monday evenings can't be beat. Just be aware of the limit of 3 specials per table.
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