Wine Scene

Great atmosphere and the spot is AWESOME! They have an amazing patio that’s pretty big where they host events sometimes. The inside is decorated with cool artwork and pallets to hold the bottles. Weekday happy hour is half price EVERYTHING! I’d highly recommend it!

Stumbled upon this wine bar looking for a place to eat. Took a chance and was pleasantly surprised. They have a great menu of wine and offer beer and cider. You can order sample servings of wines. They also offer a variety of cheeses and meats. We ordered the Grande Planche which is a selection of any 6 meats and cheeses. It came on a beautiful wooden board and included baguette slices, jam, mustard, fruit and chocolate. Everything was delicious and the staff were friendly and helpful. Happy hour is from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. from Tuesday through Friday and everything on the menu is 50% off! A wonderful experience. A must for wine lovers! We’ll definitely be back. A real gem!

Jeremiah is extremely knowledgeable about food and wine. We had the charcuterie plate and let him pick the meats and cheeses. Each and every one tasted great! The wines are great and the service and ambiance were fantastic.

The bar tender/​manager is incredibly awkward. You can sense the tension between him and his employees if you stay long enough. Seems to be a little sexist, rubbed me the wrong way. Service was poor to me but excellent to the males. Was very open about his political views that were offensive to all minorities and people below the 3^rd tier tax bracket. Great prices, terrible «scene.» I would recommend the Blind Monk instead.

Their happy hour is incredible! Service was great, wine, cheese and meat selection was on point! Will definitely be returning !

Great happy hour, everyone is very nice and welcoming. Highly recommend. Kodi is fabulous and super knowledgable. Great easy parking. We can’t wait to attend a special event here too.

After a few months of hiatus (wherein we acquired some kids), fearless dining companion, JP, and I ventured back into the wilds of WPB to discover that the little complex near the new train station, «the eat scene» (?), is finally open and a new wine bar, Wine Scene, has opened. Given that it’s in a eyeshot of the Blind Monk, we were dubious. However, Wine Scene, with it’s adjacent gallery and Enomatics offers up something new. The automatic wine pouring machines allow patrons to serve themselves and there is a very nice range of different pours for those (yours truly) who would prefer to sample and not slosh.
The wine selection is just enough to showcase some new labels and ranges widely in price from a $ 8 glass up to $ 60 (IIRC, !!). The above-​mentioned Enomatics are quite cool. The food menu is reasonably extensive for an establishment that doesn’t seem to have any formal wait staff or kitchen. Meat and cheese boards feature some exotic selections. Last time we enjoyed organic empanadas, which brought a uniquely South Florida feel to a wine bar. The «eat scene» establishment to arrive next door allegedly will feature a cheese shop and deli, so I’m sure Wine Scene’s foods will only go skyward as time goes on. We experienced a similar arrangement in San Diego years ago (a wine bar adjacent a cheese shop), so our predictions for Wine Scene are sustained and expanding awesomeness.
Ambiance is key at Wine Scene. The tables and chairs are very comfortable (study up, Blind Monk). They also share space with an art gallery, which really elevates the experience.
Kodie, server extraordinaire was present just enough to make sure we were taken care of. She also recognized us immediately on our second visit and, though we didn’t experience her expertise firsthand, we heard her discussing bottles with other patrons. I’ll be quizzing her the next time I’m in!

Such a cool spot, and Jeremiah really knows his stuff! If I lived here I’d make it one of my regular hangouts!

Amazing service, Jeremiah is a true guru when it comes to wines around the world. Talk to him if he is around. Definitely worth a visit. Close your eyes, point at a wine on the menu, and ask Kodie to pick a few of her favorite charcuterie and cheeses– we told her the stinkier the better, but you can’t go wrong. Hopefully they’ll have a fancy Lambrusco next time… cannot wait to come back next time we are in the hood. Would give it 10 stars if we could.

Have been here multiple times, and have been extremely satisfied with wine selections and charcuterie every time.

Very cool place the quality of the food and the ambience is very good just the only thing no to much argentine wines but maybe in a little:)

I love Wine Scene! This is exactly the type of spot I’ve been searching out since I moved to West Palm. The service was friendly, there’s so many magnificent reasonably priced options, and an incredible happy hour.
From 4pm-​7pm, you can get anything, including snacks, for 50% off (if it’s normally under $ 25, but who are you big ballers drinking $ 40 glasses of wine? Be my friend and patron!). I was able to enjoy three glasses of great wine and a cheese plate and be out for under $ 20, tip not included.
The manager or owner was walking around talking to the guests, making sure they had been served and understood how the system works. The lovely woman working the bar last night was friendly, helpful with suggestions, and funny to talk to. A+ service!
Wine Scene employs one of my fave new-​ish technologies: tasting machines. Essentially, you’re given a card to insert into a machine full of different wines. You can pick just a taste, a half glass, or a full glass. This really gives you the chance to sample some flavors, find what’s hitting the spot, and experiment with new flavors you might be hesitant to go all in on. I am always in favor of more wine tastings.
If you don’t want to be so DIY about it, you can also order wine by the half glass, whole glass, or bottle.
There’s also a nice nibbles menu that recommends cheese, meat, and snack pairings by wine types. Even an amateur enthusiast is able to trust that they’re getting a good pairing. Stellar!
There’s an outside beer patio, the upscale-​but-​not-​stuffy (my siren call) indoor wine bar, and a lovely little gallery next door. Whether you’re looking to sunbathe with a local brew or play sophisticate sipping wine and viewing art (or maybe somewhere in the middle, like me), Wine Scene is your new favorite spot. I’m going to a regular.

Highly anticipated, so was happy to go and check it out. Large courtyard with great settings with great views of beautiful graffiti art. The interior is large spacious gallery loft like. Visit during happy hour for half price wine by the glass. Sensible and quality wine by the glass are avail in 3 sizes. had selections of cheese and cured meat. nice selection but the day we were there the cheeses were not ripe, also the Publix baguette diminishes the experience. The duck confit is a must. Glad we have a new place to hang out

A hidden gem on the west side of quadrille. The proprietor, Tony, is very personable and his staff is professional and friendly. I only dropped in for a glass of wine but will return for their happy hour which runs Wednesday — Sunday!

Went to the grand opening of Beer Scene and had lots of fun! It was a wonderful atmosphere… chill, trendy, inviting… nothing too intimidating. Theres a great new courtyard with beautiful graffiti murals (cant miss it/​easy to find!) with tables and couches There was a good crowd, friendly staff, wonderful array of wines and beer. The owner was super friendly and so easy to talk to! The place is right down the street from City Place. I am looking forward to checking out the beer garden after party after Sunfest next weekend!

I really enjoyed the wine tasting this evening at Wine Scene! The staff was very welcoming and helpful in guiding us through the menu. I look forward to returning and attending more tastings!

Jeremiah is a true wine nerd. His knowledge of wines allows him to showcase some amazing wines. The system in place gives them the opportunity to highlight wines you can’t sample by the glass anywhere else in the area.
The space is wonderful and inviting. The monochrome space allow the art to truly pop and allow the art choices to effortlessly adjust the space to new moods.
Still in its soft opening, it provides a much needed different type of wine bar in West Palm Beach.
The food choices are brilliantly used to draw out the character of the wines.
This new place is a must visit for locals and visitors.
I look forward to spending many more days at their location!

awesome place, great wines, cheeses & meats! everything I love. the artwork in the wine bar and adjacent gallery is simply stunning in its quality. also, outside, amazing graffiti artwork covers the huge patio area

I look for relaxing wine bars everywhere I go. Recently Milan, Barcelona, Nice; but this new wine bar in West Palm is the best I’ve stumbled upon EVER! I was just wandering outside City Place and was drawn in by the soothing chill music and the open air patio with awesome murals surrounding the huge outdoor patio.
What a surprise! The wine selection spans the gamut, as you would expect of a classic wine bar. But for me, the total presentation and variety of cheeses and lite bites were absolutely captivating. I’m still here right now, and I don’t ever want to leave!
Lesa and Jeremiah are so attentive and obviously proud of their product, I want to take them both home with me!
This is my first ever Unilocal review, and this is my new favorite place in West Palm, and The Whole World!