Restaurant
Unclaimed profileSpitz Mediterranean Street Food
West Hartford, CT · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The beverage list at Spitz Mediterranean Street Food reads as a practical, multi-section lineup: signature cocktails and fresh mixes, house-made sangrias, curated reds and whites, local craft brews with rotating taps, and a separate non-alcoholic Drinks section. The only named pour is the house-made sangria, described as bold and refreshing. Kids' meals include a Juice Box. The program covers several drinking occasions without leaning on any single category.
- What should I order?
- Start with the house-made sangria, the one named beverage selection on the menu. If sangria is not the mood, the Cocktails section lists signature cocktails and fresh mixes, and the Beer section covers local craft brews, crisp lagers, hazy IPAs, and rotating taps.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Groups ordering across cocktails, sangria, wine, and beer at the same table, plus families who need a non-alcoholic Drinks section and a Juice Box with kids' meals.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The menu separates cocktails, sangria, wine, beer, and non-alcoholic drinks into distinct sections, and the sangria is described as house-made. That structure gives the beverage list more range than a single-focus bar while keeping each category easy to scan.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Two cocktail-adjacent sections appear on the menu: a Cocktails section described as signature cocktails, fresh mixes, and location-specific favorites, and a Sangria section described as house-made sangrias with bold, refreshing flavor. The sangria is the only named selection; no individual cocktail names or ingredients are listed.
Menu strengths
- — Menu explicitly lists both a Cocktails section and a Sangria section, giving the category two clear entry points.
Standout selections
- — House-made sangria, described on the menu as packed with bold, refreshing flavor.
Wine
The Wine section is described as curated reds, whites, and easy-sipping pours for every palate. No individual wine names, regions, or varietals are provided, so the category reads as a broad by-the-glass and bottle list rather than a detailed wine program.
Menu strengths
- — The menu describes a curated Wine section covering reds, whites, and easy-sipping pours.
Standout selections
- — Curated reds and whites from the Wine section, described as easy-sipping pours for every palate.
Beer
The Beer section is described as local craft brews, crisp lagers, hazy IPAs, and rotating taps. No individual brewery or beer names are listed, but the description covers multiple styles and a rotating tap format.
Menu strengths
- — Menu describes a Beer section spanning local craft brews, crisp lagers, hazy IPAs, and rotating taps.
Standout selections
- — Local craft brews, crisp lagers, hazy IPAs — Menu category described as local craft brews, crisp lagers, hazy IPAs, and rotating taps; no individual brewery or beer names provided.
Nonalcoholic
The menu lists a Drinks section with multiple non-alcoholic options, and kids' meals include a Juice Box. The Juice Box is the only named non-alcoholic selection; the broader Drinks section is not itemized in the available menu description.
Menu strengths
- — Menu explicitly lists a Drinks section with multiple non-alcoholic options.
Standout selections
- — Juice Box, included with Kids Meal Wrap and Kids Meal QuesaDoner.
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