The Grand Wine Bar & Karaoke

surprisingly yummy food for what it is! I like the shrimp cocktail, seared tuna, maki rolls. I don’t think the barkeeps are quite as veteran as typical NY bars but you don’t come here to be fancy and particular about drinks. You’re in palpark for goodness sake just have a beer and be done with it. :P

Great find!!! Our group had dinner and stayed for karaōke. Spent the evening in one place. Service was great and attentive.
Try the Spicy Tuna Sandwich! The food was amazing!!!
Cocktails were delicious. We all had such a great time.
You can’t find many places like this in Jersey. Unique find. GO GO GO!

Shrimp buns are on point. Alcohol selection is more than you can try in even a month. Music is diverse. Servers are excited to seat you. Place is beautiful. Not your average bar and karaōke. New York City environment. Check it out before judging off the reviews.

Hands down the nicest, newest place in town. Wine selection is second to none. Food is phenomenal. Very friendly and diverse. Sliders are unreal and the wings are fresh and hot. Arugula salad is awesome.

They have a terrific menu, friendly staff, and a classy atmosphere.
Don’t forget about the cool Karaōke

While I definitely can’t say that the bartenders are knowledgeable to any degree about mixology, they are personable. It’s perfect for those loners who just want to have a drink to sulk or confide in someone after work, and also perfect for those NRB crazed peepo who want to get nice karaōke rooms with giant white couches and new machines. There’s karaokes on the main and lower floors.
The valet parking makes it easy to park during nights when metered parking nearby in this cold weather seems near impossible — valet starts later at night. The décor is cute, and they have a surprisingly extensive wine list. Their food is actually pretty good too! I love the nakji boggum and the tuna roll sandwiches. Their bowl of clams also seems to be a signature dish. The Grand is still fairly new and I like the coziness.
I hated the fact that Fort Lee or Palisades Park never had that good medium to have good after work drinks at. It’s either soju or beer with some bbq or nothing. So, this is definitely refreshing. Sometimes it’s a bit too empty to the point where I feel a bit uncomfortable, but I’ve gotten somewhat used to it (for weekday nights).
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Update: taking off stars for being ridiculous/​poor management: when you buy a bottle of Macallan and have it under your name, why can’t you drink it during an event that you planned??? During a real estate get together event, apparently, the manager said that they prohibit patrons from getting drinks from their own bottle that THEY PURCHASED ALREADY. What???
I’ve seen people take their own bottle home before from here… This is utter nonsense. They even heard us saying WHY we were purchasing the bottle a couple days in advance– it was to make sure prospective clients can be catered better. I’m really offended by their actions. Next time I go in, it’s going to be solely to discuss this issue. After that, forget it, I’m not going back.

Worst service ever… I live a block away. Bartender is so rude… Food is low average.