Solera Wine Co. — Restaurant in Pittsburgh

I’ve been here a couple times now. Was very excited to have a new wine bar in town. The staff are very nice and will help you find something you like. They have a pretty good selection of apéritivos and after dinner drinks. Haven’t had the food, so I can’t comment on that. However, this is a wine bar, so the wine is what matters. They’re selling $15 dollar bottles for $15 a glass and $50 dollars for the bottle. It just feels like overkill. I get you need to make a profit, but none of the wines, in my opinion have been impressive. They’re all pretty boring and avg. wines. Even been served a stale wine once or twice. You’re better off getting wine from nine o clock wines, apteka, tinas, or the vandal. All much better options. For a wine bar, it is also...

This place reminds me of Bacchanal in the Marigny of New Orleans. I lived in New Orleans for over 20 years, so I know Bacchanal very well and I cannot wait to see just how amazing Solera's outdoor space transforms this season and through the years. Great staff, super vibe with location being absolutely sublime. I read the one or two low rated reviews and want to say, if you feel slighted or somehow put out by the team here, that's on you. SPEAK up if things seem wonky, or simply go back to Industry/City Works/The Warren. As we say in New Orleans, "Be Nice or Leave!" Love Love...

✨It was a perfect Saturday afternoon at Solera Wine Co. in Lawrenceville, and the vibes were amazing! 🌟

Tyler took incredible care of us! The wine? Exceptional! The food? Mouthwatering! 🍷🧀 And let’s be honest—who doesn’t love dining in a private heated igloo in the middle of the city? ❄️

From cozy blankets to chic vibes, this was the ultimate winter escape without leaving Pittsburgh 🖤💛

Whether you’re planning a festive outing with friends or a romantic date night, this experience is a must!

Ready to book your igloo adventure? Solera Wine Co. and Brie & Baskets have...