Wild Vines

Amazing must see new management changes. New management great place, party and food. LOVE IT

I heard good things. I am a single lady in my early 50s. I LOVE wine!
I called ahead and was told it was ladies night. I am new to Anthem and there are very few dining choices. I have a local favorite, but wanted to try something different. Just and FYI, I appreciate good service and am a big tipper.
I walked in to Wild vines at around 5:30 PM on a Wednesday.
I was unimpressed with the atmosphere and design for a wine bar. It just looked like a bar to me.
I was dining alone, There was one large group in the corner– maybe 5 ladies. NO ONE ELSE.
I stood at the door for a minute, no one greeted me. One of the servers (I guess) told me I could sit anywhere I want.
I picked a small table directly across from the bar (that is all there is). The waitress asked me if I was alone and then practically threw 4 menus at me. Very little selection and somewhat expensive for the atmosphere.
I then sat there for 14 minutes and listened to the 2 girls behind the bar talk. No water, no wine, nothing. Talking and laughing and talking and laughing.
Even when I stood up to leave and was going to tell someone, NOTHING.
I actually had to interrupt the man who seemed to be working the other table to tell him I was leaving. While the girls were still talking and laughing behind the bar.
WORST SERVICE EVER!!! I will Never go there again and would not recommend to anyone!

Service was very good. Food was less than stellar. Unfortunately when you think flat bread, it’s not a frozen type pita bread, missing the Alfredo Sauce and topped with a single piece of Portobello mushroom, cold onions and half an artichoke out of a jar. And surprising that two drinks, one appetizer and two small entrees was over $ 100. Very disappointing. The search for really good food continues in Anthem.

Excellent food, great service and ambiance ! Will go back next time we are in town !!

Lots of unknown wines. No bottle beer. Limited food items. Small but close
to club

Excelent place! I stopped by with my hubby while on a road trip and were pleasantly surprised to find a tapas/​wine bar in this area. Food was great and so was the service! If I ever drive through Anthem again, I will definitely do a pit stop at Wild Vines

Me and my fiancé went for a date night and sat out side. It took a while for a server to come over to give us menus and take a drink order. It was a slow week night so there should be no reason to take the server long to come over. There were two other groups outside and three inside. Food was OK nothing to ew and ha over.

We live in Anthem and love coming to Wild Vines. The beef and prawn skewers are excellent, as is all the food, and the staff is amazing. Andrea helped us tonight when I couldn’t decide what to drink. She asked what flavors I usually like and recommended an amazing drink. Thanks, Andrea!

My husband and I love coming here for date nights because it’s so close to home, we don’t have to worry about the kids, and we feel like we’re going to a fun «grown up» place to hang out and talk. We’ve been here 3 times either on a Friday or Saturday night. Even though the place was busy we were always greeted immediately with a friendly smile. The service has always been wonderful and the drinks awesome. We’ve tried the flat bread and it was delicious. I’m looking forward to going back again and doing a GNO!

Amazing food service and atmosphere
Food came out perfect we had the salmon
Service was first rate
They atmosphere is fun and classy

Another disappointing place in Anthem. We tried this for the first time on October 30^th for my birthday. When we walked in, no one was behind the bar and we had to wait about 5 minutes before the hostess/​bartender/​waitress came by to say she would be with us in a few minutes. After a few minutes, she came and took our order. My husband and I both ordered wine and thought we would try a couple of appetizers. We ordered the bruschetta and the cheese plate and to be honest, I could have done a better job at home. Will not be returning even though the wine was decent (hard to screw that up) and service was good after the first initial problem we had.

Good spot for craft beer and wine.

Atmosphere, drinks, and service was good. The food however was not so fabulous. My husband had a spicy chicken sandwich that was barely palatable as it tasted like someone dumped a bottle of maple syrup in it. I had the ahi tuna asian style sandwich which came on limp, falling apart bread. There was no flavor. The best part of both of our meals were the chips which I doubt were made in house. I will not be going back. Good if you want just a nice bar to drink but I would say go somewhere else for food.

Cant go lower than 1 star, I guess.
3 Bar well drinks = $ 30 plus tax.
Avoid at all costs.

Not many options in Anthem, and this is definitely not a good one. Service is sooooo slow, servers not attentive, clearly understaffed. Some food tastes yummy, but definitely not worth the price for the overall experience. I’d rather eat Sonic, it’s next door.

Great food and friendly servers, Andrea at the bar is just amazing! Glad to have a wine bar with great food so close to home, not many options in Anthem!

Much improvement. Starting to feel more like a wine bar. Todd and Beth are great additions to the staff as well. Great food still and the rest is starting to come together nicely.

My boyfriend and I went here with friends on a Friday night. We were anticipating a fun evening out and a yummy meal. Well, three of the four entrees came out at once and the server told us the other would be here shortly. Well, fifteen minutes later and it still wasn’t here, so we flagged down the server and she said there were problems in the kitchen. She said they had sent one of the chefs home early (??? it’s Friday night at 7:00 PM). By this time, our three entrees were cold as ice as none of us had touched them as we were waiting for my boyfriend’s Ahi tuna entrée. The server told us she would comp us another round of drinks — just what we needed on an empty stomach. :-(So, the three of us began eating our cold food.
After at least 30 minutes — it could have been longer — my boyfriend’s ahi tuna finally came out. It was supposed to be grilled ahi, but had barely been run over a grill. It wasn’t even warm. My boyfriend told the male server who brought it to the table (a different server than the female we’d had all night) that the ahi wasn’t done. It needed to be grilled more. The waiter got snippy and said «This is the way we do it at Wild Vines.» I looked at him and said, «Are you really arguing with a customer?» This guy knew my boyfriend had already been waiting at least 30 minutes PAST the time our entrees had been served. What a jerk. He backed off and said he wasn’t arguing — he offered to take it back to the kitchen to cook it more. My boyfriend declined since we were all done with our cold food by this time.
Sometime during this time, an unkempt-​looking man with a sleeveless T-​shirt, discheveled hair, and a grungy-​looking backpack which he slung on the bar arrived. He didn’t look clean at all and we came to understand that he was one of the «chefs.»
When our server learned from the male server that there were problems with the ahi, she came over and offered to comp us dessert. We really didn’t want dessert. We just wanted to leave.
Unbelievably, we had now been there for well over an hour and the only thing they comped us were one round of drinks. All of our cold meals were full price. She did point out that she comped the ahi salad — at which point I busted up laughing since it wasn’t touched and was sent back to the kitchen immediately.
Wild Vines has potential, for sure. The cold food we ate would have probably been excellent had it been eaten hot. What this place lacks most is experienced restaurant management. If they’re going to cater to the wine crowd, then they really need to do an overhaul in how to treat customers, how to expedite food properly, and most importantly, what to do when things turn into a cluster f*$#. There were any number of ways they could have saved the night (and their reputation) if there had been anyone there who understood the value of the customer experience.
We ended up leaving and going over to Ocho (a Mexican restaurant) where we had excellent margaritas and my boyfriend got a wonderful quesadilla — as he was starving by this time.

Good place to chill on a Friday night. It was unusually crowded and the vibe felt right. This place seems livelier and I hope it stays that way. The server was confused and got some things backwards but it was understandable. She explained that the setup behind the bar was off and they all would make it right. Didn’t try the food this time but will do next time.
Enjoy the selection. Personally, I love their whites. Especially the Rieslings.

At first glance I found it to be an interesting concept to combine a wine bar with a sports bar. Soon it became evident this was only a sports bar that wanted to expand its clientele base to include wine and food. Albeit, the wine selection good and the food recommended, we’re hoping the new management fixes the inconsistent quality in the kitchen. The staff? We’ll they’re nothing short of awesome; which keeps us coming back for more!
In the end, all I can say is be sure you come with the expectation to enjoy some wine while sitting in a loud sports bar. Yes fun at times, but not what I think most wine lovers are seeking… a quieter setting enjoying personal conversation with their guest (s) and a good foodie experience. Wishing great success to Deandra and team!