Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileTiny Bubbles Pizza + Wine Bar OKC
Oklahoma City, OK · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Tiny Bubbles Pizza + Wine Bar OKC pairs a sparkling-focused wine list with a creative cocktail program. Signature sips like the Italicus Club and Garden Hugo Spritz show a citrus-forward, spritz-friendly style, while the wine list spans from $18 to $260 with Champagne and Barolo highlights. A BYO Spritz option adds interactive fun, and brunch brings punch and Bloody Marys. Guests praise cocktail craftsmanship and the happy hour.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Italicus Club or Garden Hugo Spritz for a bright, floral lift. For something deeper, the Amaro Sour balances Averna with Pinhook Bourbon. Wine-wise, the Walnut Block Sauvignon Blanc is a crowd-pleaser; splurge on the Aubry Brut Champagne or Massolino Barolo. Don't skip the house-made Limoncello.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the global list with premium bottles, while cocktail fans can explore creative, well-crafted drinks. The BYO Spritz option and brunch cocktails appeal to groups and casual sippers. Beer drinkers have a few familiar options, and non-alcoholic drinkers are covered with spritzes and N/A beer.
- When should I go?
- The happy hour is called one of the best in the city, so early evenings are prime. Brunch offers a dedicated cocktail menu with mimosas and punch, making weekends a good bet for a leisurely start.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $14-$15, with a Bloody Mary Shooter at $9 or $13 for a grande. Wine bottles range from $18 to $260, with many mid-priced options like $32-$42 sparklers. Beer is budget-friendly, with Miller High Life at $3 and Miller Lite at $5.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The name says it: a sparkling-focused wine bar with a playful spritz culture. The BYO Spritz option lets you customize your own prosecco-based drink, and the amaro and digestif list is thoughtfully curated. The house-made Limoncello adds a homemade touch.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A creative cocktail list with citrus-forward spritzes, a bourbon-forward Old Fashioned, and an amaro sour. House-made components and a BYO Spritz option show craft. Guests praise quality and craftsmanship.
Menu strengths
- — Diverse menu with creative ingredients and house-made components.
Standout selections
- — Italicus Club – Italicus, BCN gin, Salers, soda; citrusy and floral.
- — Garden Hugo Spritz – cucumber, mint, elderflower, sparkling wine.
- — Amaro Sour – Averna, Pinhook Bourbon, citrus; complex and earthy.
- — Espresso Martini – Paperback vodka, Mr. Black, chicory simple, cold brew.
Pricing: Cocktails $14-$15; Bloody Mary Shooter $9/$13.
Wine
An extensive, globally sourced list covering sparkling, white, rosé, orange, and red. Highlights include Champagne, Barolo, and a praised New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc. Prices range from accessible to premium.
Menu strengths
- — Includes rare and premium bottles like Laurent-Perrier and Massolino.
Standout selections
- — Aubry Brut Champagne – Champagne, France; $155.
- — Massolino Barolo – Piedmont, Italy; $120.
- — Walnut Block Sauvignon Blanc – Marlborough, New Zealand; $36.
- — Adami 'Garbel' Prosecco – Treviso, Italy; $42.
Pricing: Bottles $18-$260; examples: Kramer $32, Adami $42, Gruet $39, Aubry $155.
Beer
A compact list of domestic and imported beers, including drafts from Peroni and Lively Mexican Lager. Non-alcoholic Athletic Brewing is available. Pricing is limited to two labels.
Menu strengths
- — Variety of domestic and imported beers.; Non-alcoholic option included.
Standout selections
- — Peroni Draft – imported Italian lager.
- — Lively Mexican Lager Draft – crisp lager.
- — Athletic Brewing N/A – non-alcoholic beer.
Pricing: Miller High Life $3, Miller Lite $5; others not listed.
Nonalcoholic
Several non-alcoholic choices including a sparkling option, a spritz, and N/A beer. The Cucumber Mint Spritz aligns with the venue's spritz theme. No pricing or detailed descriptions.
Menu strengths
- — Offers several non-alcoholic beverage choices.; Includes a spritz option for NA drinkers.
Standout selections
- — Ghia Le Spritz Lime & Salt – non-alcoholic aperitif.
- — Cucumber Mint Spritz – non-alcoholic spritz.
- — Good Twin Sparkling – non-alcoholic sparkling.
Pricing: No prices listed.
Spirits
A curated amaro and digestif list with eight offerings, plus house-made limoncello. Spirits like bourbon, rye, and gin appear in cocktails. No dedicated spirits menu or prices.
Menu strengths
- — Curated selection of amari and digestifs.; House-made limoncello adds a unique touch.
Standout selections
- — Amaro Montenegro – classic Italian amaro.
- — Fernet Branca – bitter digestif.; House-made Limoncello – served chilled.
Pricing: No dedicated pricing.
How it sits with the food
No food menu was provided, but the sparkling-heavy wine list and spritz-forward cocktails suggest a natural pairing with light bites, seafood, or pizza—the venue's namesake. The Amaro Sour's earthy bitterness could cut through richer dishes, while the Garden Hugo Spritz's cucumber-mint freshness would complement salads or antipasti.
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