Sangrias Wine and Piano Bar

Heard the live music coming from the balcony and I was intrigued. So we ventured in for sangria and apps. At first, we walked into the wrong bar by mistake (right underneath Sangrias). It was a bit hard to find but we finally got the entrance through the courtyard. They should put a sign up directing people this way.
We were seated right away on the balcony and greeted with smiles all around from the staff. We got the bruschetta to start and when it arrived I was surprised by the different take on the dish. First of all, it was huge — a nice bang for your buck. The focaccia bread was sliced up and was underneath the tomatoes. It had fantastic flavor, but I wish the bread was toasted so it held better under the juicy tomatoes. It got soggy really quickly.
There are 7 sangria options, 4 red and 3 white. After some thinking, and the waitress’ recommendations, we decided to go with Reiley’s Rojo with the cinnamon apples. The flavor was great, especially the tasty cinnamon apples, but this absolutely wasn’t a sangria. It tasted more like an apple martini. Don’t get me wrong it was delicious but not authentic sangria. Not sure if the other options are different in that sense.
Otherwise, great service and cool balcony. Great for people watching on a sunny day.