Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileLa Cave Wine and Food Hideaway
Las Vegas, NV · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
La Cave Wine and Food Hideaway is a wine-first destination in boasting an extensive by-the-glass list with around 50 options and a creative old vs. New world flight. Brunch adds a lively bottomless libations option, but the cocktail program, while pleasant, shows less ambition. The wine program is the clear draw for enthusiasts.
- What should I order?
- Start with the old vs. New world wine flight to explore contrasting styles. For brunch, the bottomless libations package includes mimosas, sangria, and La Cave Lager, but the Paloma or Pomegranate Tea offer more character.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine enthusiasts seeking a deep by-the-glass selection and creative flights will find much to appreciate. Brunch crowds will enjoy the festive bottomless options, though cocktail purists may find the list limited.
- When should I go?
- The butler-style brunch is a popular occasion, but the wine bar's intimate setting suits evening visits when the full wine program is available.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Wine flights are around $34 for four pours; brunch bottomless libations are $34 per person. À la carte beverage prices were not verified.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A 50-option wine-by-the-glass list and a multi-page flight menu, including a clever old vs. New world comparison, set this wine bar apart. The venue's blend of intimate wine bar, garden room, and terrace adds to its singular character.
Beverage categories
We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.
Cocktails
Craft cocktails are available at brunch, with a small list of classics like Paloma and Bloody Mary.
Standout selections
- — Pomegranate Tea: vodka, lemonade, passionfruit iced tea, pomegranate juice.
- — Paloma: blanco tequila, grapefruit soda, lime.
Pricing: Bottomless libations including cocktails are $34 per person at brunch.
Wine
The wine program is the centerpiece, with an extensive by-the-glass list of about 50 options and a multi-page flight menu. A creative old vs. New world flight showcases the program's range.
Menu strengths
- — Exceptional wine program highlighted in venue description.; Extensive wine-by-the-glass list with about 50 options.
- — Creative wine flights including old vs. New world.
Standout selections
- — Old vs. New world wine flight: a creative comparison flight.
- — Bottomless brunch wines include mimosas, sparkling, white, red, sangria, and rosé.
Pricing: Wine flights are around $34 for four wines; brunch bottomless wine options are $34 per person.
Beer
Limited beer program with a single house lager available at brunch, which can be made into a michelada. No other beer options were found.
Standout selections
- — La Cave Lager: house lager, optionally as a michelada.
Pricing: Bottomless libations including beer are $34 per person at brunch.
Spirits
Spirits appear only as components in craft cocktails, with no dedicated spirits list or selection. Vodka, tequila, and Aperol are used in brunch cocktails.
Pricing: No specific spirits pricing found.
How it sits with the food
The globally inspired small plates and brunch items are designed to pair with the extensive wine list, making wine flights a natural complement to the food.
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