Neighbors

Love this «neighbor» hood bar! Live near by & love the sweet Park Hill neighborhood. Went for a late night date and we had a blast! Great intimate little bar. Ordered a panini, meat & cheese plate, & amazing wine. We will be back soon… Meat & cheese & GOOD WINE are my fave things
Plus I love the wine rack along the wall! Wonderful chef! Very personable!

Loved it! The wine by the glass list rocks and the wine flights are superb! The wine quality is high and prices are reasonable. The environment is friendly and laid-​back. I’m a huge wine fan and had a great time. The owner is fun, laid-​back, knowledgeable, and friendly. I felt completely at home here even though I’m visiting from DC. I sat next to several locals who were regulars who engaged in conversation with me. This truly feels like a neighborhood bar.

A very pleasant surprise!
A great neighborhood bar with a rotating, eclectic wine list. Service was attentive yet not intrusive. We had the chef’s choice meat and cheese plate. Delicious!
I definitely recommend stopping by here for a casual drink and appetizers.

A small neighborhood place with great personalized service and delicious food. We wanted a light bite before a concert and got the arugula, prosciutto and artichoke salad and the eggplant tower. Fresh, flavorful and hit the spot. Charming.

Been here on two separate occasions, once late at night and the other at happy hour time. Two completely different scenes and vibes. Late at night this is a friendly local low key spot to grab a glass of wine or quick bite. Happy hour was a whole different scene, busy, vibrant and rocking. Despite how busy the bar was around 5pm on a weeknight we were given prompt and excellent service. The gentleman I believe was the owner was running around prepping food and serving wine, while still having an opportunity to stop and visit with tables, he recommended an excellent white and even stayed for a minute to chit chat. I appreciated the personal touches, excellent service, and great wine selections. The charcuterie options were excellent and the mushroom pâté was another winner! Don’t miss this for a happy hour stop or evening drink!

What a gem! If I do not come here frequently, I literally crave it– the whole experience-​slowing down life with a lovely glass of wine from a can’t miss wine selection, small plates made from clearly fresh ingredients and thoughtful preparation, and yes, running into your neighbor keeps this spot lovingly local…

What a fabulous neighborhood wine bar. It’s located on a sweet little stretch of goodness in the Park Hill area. I met up with a girlfriend after work on Friday afternoon. We showed up at the perfect time. Only three tables were taken, so we had the benefit of choosing a table outside to enjoy the sunny fall day.
Neighbors is just that – a place intent on making connections in the community and all becoming each other’s neighbor. Our server was attentive, but didn’t always feel the need to interrupt our conversation when he stopped by the table. Definitely made himself available if we needed him, but he let us enjoy the sunny day.
Both my friend and I ordered a wine flight. We were there during happy hour, so all glasses and flights were a dollar off. We ordered the fontina dip, along with the Asian crab dip. Both were great. The cheese dip was greasy, but a perfect complement to the crisp green apples and bread. The crab dip was cold (unexpected), but also a pleasant pairing for our wines. My husband eventually joined us and ordered an old fashioned cocktail, which came in a martini glass. Ha. He loved that.
We will be back. Service was great, the place filled up, and we were pleased with the food choices. It’s not a cheap happy hour – be prepared to spend a bit more. But it’s worth it.

A great neighborhood wine bar, where I have in fact run into neighbors. The wine list is great and the servers are knowledgeable and can recommend a wine that you will love and enjoy while chatting with the friends you came with. The appetizers are great and the cheese list is also nice. Mushroom pâté, SO GOOD. Cheese is my weak spot and it came with a little bread and my friend and I on our most recent visit devoured every bite.
Just know that when you come here, even just for a happy hour with a couple of appetizers and two glasses you can run a quick tab up here. $ 60 to be a little more specific. Would be great if the happy hour deal was a little better but I know I’ll be back because this place has a great environment, great service, and a good wine list with yummy treats.

The most ideal restaurant for a calm and collected wine night with the girls or date night! The baked cheese was to die for and the BBQ panini was extremely flavorful. I will be returning to this restaurant very soon.
The only thing I was surprised about was the price was a little high for the small proportions of food that was received. If you are really hungry this isn’t the place for you.

Great intimate little space with indoor and outdoor seating in a pretty and quiet street in Park Hill neighborhood. As others have mentioned, the food is small-​portion plates but they’re delicious, and the wines are really good (according to my wife; I drink beer which they have too). Most importantly, when you have an owner that is as friendly and helpful as this guy you just want to see them succeed.

Wonderful food and drink selections, laid back atmosphere, great service. Love having the garage door open to enjoy the weather.

I go back and forth on this place. I really want to love the wine bar in my neighborhood, but like a few others have mentioned, the service really depends on the time of day you get there. I would not go with a big party at peak hours. It’s going to be a mess and the staff doesn’t deal well with it. We’ve been in early or late and had a great experience. When the rush is low, the server and owner are really accommodating. When they’re slammed they get a bit brusque. The food is delish, but a bit overpriced. Anyway, I’m waiting for a brewery or different bar to open in the hood.

Great space. Small and quaint. The quality of the food and wine selection is excellent. Tapas style sushi ordering. Great for sharing with family or a date. Perfect for the neighborhood and eating whatever you need to fulfill your appetite. I will make my way back.

My fiancé and I went here with a friend last weekend, as we have all recently purchased homes in the area, and were excited to check out a new neighborhood spot. From what I found online, Neighbors did not appear to take reservations and we got there at about 6:30 — 7:00 on a Friday night. The place is small and was pretty crowded but there did not seem to be any wait. It’s decorated very nicely and seems to attract a fun crowd but that’s about all I could tell you since we did not make it past the front door! We were greeted by a hostess (and I use that term loosely) and asked for a table for three for dinner. Her exact response was that she did not have any space for us and had «no idea how long it will be» before a table opens up. She did not offer to take our name to put on a list and essentially stood in the doorway, making it very difficult for us to walk in further. I asked about space at the bar or getting a glass of wine while we waited and, again, she told us there was no space. At that point, we got tired of having our intelligence insulted by someone lacking any professionalism in doing her job and we walked out. We went across the street to Tables and had an amazing meal. We could not have been treated any friendlier by their staff.
I don’t know if this is just bad luck or timing on our part but I did read another review that said the place is «not very neighborly,» so who knows. In any event, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. It’s too bad because they have a great location and opportunity to create returning customers.

We decided to give this spot a go for happy hour to avoid the rush hour traffic to get to highland park. Cute spot, great wine selection. We enjoyed a $ 25 bottle of wine.

Great little wine bar with small plates. They don’t have a kitchen, but the owners are quite creative with what they have and over time have developed a versatile menu of food to go with the wine and cocktails. They have indoor and outdoor patio seating.

What a cute little wine bar! They have a great selection of wine and full bar to accommodate those not interested in wine. The tapas menu was surprisingly excellent. The place is small and I expected more cheese and crackers due to little work space and no traditional kitchen. But not, a large selection of delicious foods to share. I would highly recommend the meatballs, nice small sample of homemade yummyness! The name certainly pours out into the vibe of the place, very later back with neighborhood peeps enjoying a nice cocktail away from the kiddos. If it’s nice out I would recommend sitting outside as inside can get a bit loud with only a few people in there.

Neighbors is my favorite place to have a drink and a snack in the area. It’s cozy and they have great wines, beers, cocktails, and snacks. Plus the owner is just about the nicest man I’ve met in a long while.
An added bonus is that the longer they stay open the better the food menu gets. It now boasts a soup of the day, a small selection of sandwiches, and changing cheeses/​meats in addition to other small bites and salads.
Sir Nicholas and I are definitely regulars and I don’t see that changing any time soon.

I want to love it, I live so close by, but I’m sorry it’s just not right… and I’ve given it several chances since they opened.
The owners aren’t very friendly, so the name isn’t right. The owners are often there, and they add nothing to the experience whatsoever. I’ve been in the restaurant several times, and stopped to speak with them as they’re setting up in the afternoon, but they still don’t remember who I am even by facial recognition. Not very ‘Neighbor’ly if you ask me. I’ve attempted to engage them in conversation and they often have a look on their face of «why are you talking to me?»
It’s also expensive. It’s a small place in the middle of the neighborhood and I can hit a $ 100 tab and still have to go home to eat. I know there are different levels of restaurants, but we already have the incredible Tables restaurant across the street if I want to experience something of that level.
The food at Neighbors is ok, it’s tapas, but nothing to write home about. The best thing I can say is that they hire very nice and competent servers.
Thanks for trying, but I’m going to give up on this place and head across to Tables.

As of this writing, I’m the Duke of Neighbors… I can’t explain how happy that makes me for a variety of reasons including my sad sad pride, my late entry to the iPhone game, etc. Whatever. I just had to put this in writing before it vanished.
ANYWAY — Neighbors is a great little wine bar. They have a very helpful staff that will recommend stuff for you and listen to you as you demonstrate your wine knowledge through explanation of what you like and want (see — myself). As my wife, the Ladyhawk, mentions in her review, they have no problem with our baby (or shall I say toddler) and that’s totally awesome when we want small plates in the early Ephraim-​friendly evenings.
As for the wines, I’m no connoisseur, but they currently have a KILLER viognier on the by-​the-​glass menu that I could drink till the cows come home.