Cheese/Wine Bar
I'm looking for a cheese & wine bar with a good ambiance though I guess a cheese & wine bar would imply such a thing anyways. =P I don't really want to go to a regular restaurant and order a cheese plate, since that would be all that we'd order. Anyways, any suggestions?
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re: jacinthe
Another option, if you're looking for a mid-day place, is The Little Next Door (http://thelittledoor.com/) - I don't remember how extensive their cheese selection is, but I do remember seeing a cheese plate when there. And there is wine also, but it closes on the early side.
Also, Joan's on Third has a nice cheese selection. No wine, unfortunately. But! As it's on my drive home, I (far too often) get the $12 cheese plate to go, which is three kinds of cheeses (generously cut), marcona almonds, and fruit paste. They're very friendly, even when super-crowded, always offering tastes of their suggestions.
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You might try Nose on Colorado in Pasadena (well, wait till after New Years). Note: they are serious about the wine.
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re: mc michael
I second the Nose - though I'd imagine Vertical Wine Bar would have a pretty serious collection too.
Red White + Bluezz may be more appropriate for the less experienced, they have cheese flights to complement their wine ones (you can order them a la carte, of course).
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