Below bright track lighting, shining off grayish walls, and light brown floor tiles, patrons of Wet Stone Wine bar can sit with a friend at a high top table or with a group at a larger table. They also offer domestic and international wines, including wines from California, Italy, Argentina, Chile, and elsewhere. For those who prefer a bottle or mug of beer, they offer a small selection of craft beers. And for those with a bit of an appetite, they offer a menu that includes salads, paninis, and other small plates. Wet Stone Wine Bar is available for private events, are closed on Mondays, and they offer a happy hour every other night of the week. - Erick Pettersen
Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar - San Diego is an affluent chain of fine steakhouses known for their USDA Prime beef and steakhouse delicacies and their award winning ‘Fleming’s 100’, which showcases 100 wines by the glass and is available for USD10 or less. Besides Prime beef, they have other tasty dishes as well such as chops, freshly grilled fish and poultry, generous salads and side orders. The clientele is mostly businessmen but it has garnered a local fan following as well. You will relish their classic appetizers and accompaniments such as iceberg wedges with thick blue cheese dressing, deep-fried calamari with lemony dipping sauce, and spinach sauteed in brown butter. Steaks are the stars of the menu, from filets, rib-eyes and New York strips, they are yummy.
Enoteca del Fornaio is a relaxing place to come and sip wine. The wine comes from Northern Italy and you can sample different varieties before ordering. In addition to wine, try the espresso that will keep you awake for hours. If you are in the mood for something a little sweeter, try the frothy Cappuccino. There is a full entree menu offered as well. Half of the bar is outside and half inside. Those who like to order a cigar with their wine can enjoy them in the outdoor half of the patio.