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Cru Cellars - Wine Bar
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Sleek wine bar serving cheese & cured meats, flatbreads & small plates in sleek digs with a garden.
Nearby attractions
AR Workshop Tampa
2414 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33629
Drew Marc Gallery – Contemporary Art Gallery Tampa
2409 S MacDill Ave Suite 400, Tampa, FL 33629
Painting with a Twist
2821 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33629
Fred Ball Park
2621 Bayshore Blvd, Tampa, FL 33629
Nearby restaurants
Flames Indian Cuisine
2601 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33629
Restaurant BT
2507 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33629
1983
2616 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33629
The Brother Trattoria
2402 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33629
Byblos
2832 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33629
Counter Culture
2909 W Bay to Bay Blvd Suite 100, Tampa, FL 33629
Gengiz Khan Restaurant
3114 W Bay to Bay Blvd, Tampa, FL 33629
Beef 'O' Brady's
2819 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33629
Cappys Pizzeria
3200 W Bay to Bay Blvd Barbs, Tampa, FL 33629
Barcelona Wine Bar
2907 W Bay to Bay Blvd Suite A100, Tampa, FL 33629
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Cru Cellars - Wine Bar

2506 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33629
4.6(232)
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Sleek wine bar serving cheese & cured meats, flatbreads & small plates in sleek digs with a garden.

attractions: AR Workshop Tampa, Drew Marc Gallery – Contemporary Art Gallery Tampa, Painting with a Twist, Fred Ball Park, restaurants: Flames Indian Cuisine, Restaurant BT, 1983, The Brother Trattoria, Byblos, Counter Culture, Gengiz Khan Restaurant, Beef 'O' Brady's, Cappys Pizzeria, Barcelona Wine Bar
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(813) 831-1117
Website
crucellars.com

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Featured dishes

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Farmer's Platter (3)
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Farmer's Platter (5)
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Farmer's Platter (7)
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Truffle Fries
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Tenderloin Carpaccio
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Loaded Hummus
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Peri Peri Cauliflower
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Burrata & Tomato
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Steak Frites
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Cru Burger
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Bucatini Carbonara
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California Tacos (3)
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Steak Sandwich

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Nearby attractions of Cru Cellars - Wine Bar

AR Workshop Tampa

Drew Marc Gallery – Contemporary Art Gallery Tampa

Painting with a Twist

Fred Ball Park

AR Workshop Tampa

AR Workshop Tampa

4.9

(47)

Open 24 hours
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Drew Marc Gallery – Contemporary Art Gallery Tampa

Drew Marc Gallery – Contemporary Art Gallery Tampa

4.9

(28)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Painting with a Twist

Painting with a Twist

4.9

(171)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Fred Ball Park

Fred Ball Park

4.4

(153)

Open until 8:00 PM
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Things to do nearby

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Nearby restaurants of Cru Cellars - Wine Bar

Flames Indian Cuisine

Restaurant BT

1983

The Brother Trattoria

Byblos

Counter Culture

Gengiz Khan Restaurant

Beef 'O' Brady's

Cappys Pizzeria

Barcelona Wine Bar

Flames Indian Cuisine

Flames Indian Cuisine

4.3

(574)

Click for details
Restaurant BT

Restaurant BT

4.6

(172)

Click for details
1983

1983

4.3

(180)

Click for details
The Brother Trattoria

The Brother Trattoria

4.7

(162)

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Reviews of Cru Cellars - Wine Bar

4.6
(232)
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3.0
2y

I wish to preface this review by clarifying that my remarks pertain exclusively to the restaurant aspect and not the wine bar. To commence on a positive note, the restaurant features a delightful and intimate backyard patio, characterized by its warm and inviting ambiance. I also appreciated the imaginative use of old wine bottles for serving water.

Regarding the culinary offerings, it must be stated that they left much to be desired. The Carpaccio dish, while promising, suffered from an overwhelming presence of pickled onions and other "non-Carpaccio" elements that obscured the delicate essence of the dish. Similarly, the Flatbread suffered from an undue reliance on the same overpowering onions, rendering it indistinguishable from the Carpaccio. The pasta was regrettably overcooked, and the Steak Frites, disappointingly, lacked any flavor, sauce, or culinary finesse, save for a few condiments intended for the accompanying french fries.

In terms of service, it can be described as adequate, although there were some timing issues with the delivery of the courses, with the second course arriving prematurely while plates from the first remained on the table. Additionally, the offer of another glass of wine came when we were nearly finished with our meal.

All in all, the overall dining experience can be best characterized as middling. While it neither reached the depths of disappointment nor the heights of culinary excellence, it might be recommended for those seeking a pleasant atmosphere for an undemanding...

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4.0
2y

Cute spot, great little patio, and a creative menu: small but tasty!

The fig and prosciutto flatbread was probably my favorite thing we ordered: great drizzle of balsamic reduction and just a few bites split among 4 of us.

The sauce on the salmon entrée is dynamite and the fall-apart tender duck confit with blackberry sauce and super crispy potatoes dauphin was a lesson in texture. Delish. Oh and the maple glazed brussel sprouts were cooked perfectly: lots of crunchy edges and no big barely cooked cabbage bites!

They also do a good job on the tuna tartare, with crunchy wonton chips and lots of flavor drizzles on the plate. And the peri peri cauliflower is a neat take on buffalo cauliflower with the side of cambozola cream as an elevated bleu cheese dip. I missed having more spice but the batter and cook on it was perfect. (I demolished them.)

We got a few flights and the wines we tried were ok but not mind blowing. I love that they rotate in new wines regularly and that you can also peruse/buy wines by the bottle to take home.

Our server was good, but we had some attitude from the hostess when we asked to turn the fans on the patio off. (As they were wheeling out the heaters...?) In general, they did really well with a back to back sat section on a Friday night and the food came out fast...

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5.0
36w

I recently went to Cru Cellars for dinner, here is what I thought.

Atmosphere: I love the atmosphere of Cru Cellars, you have to walk through the wines they’re selling to access the restaurant. The seating area is small, but quaint. They have a lovely outdoor seating area thats wonderful to enjoy in nice weather.

Restrooms: They had two single bathrooms. The bathroom was nice and clean.

Service: Our waitress was great. She was super friendly and circled back whenever we needed anything! The food came out quick!

Food: The food was so good. We loved everything we ordered. We did family style and ordered a few appetizers, a flat bread, and charcuterie board to share. We tried their ‘Brussel Sprouts’ which were amazing, I could eat those days. We also tried their ‘Truffle Fries’ also so good, I loved the dipping sauces it came with. We tried their ‘Mushroom Flatbread’ which was delicious. We did their five option charcuterie board, which was the perfect sharing amount for four people. The bread it came with was freshly made, it was nice and fluffy. We loved their wine flight selections, all the wines were so good! You got three wines for $24!

We will definitely be back!

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Igor KochanIgor Kochan
I wish to preface this review by clarifying that my remarks pertain exclusively to the restaurant aspect and not the wine bar. To commence on a positive note, the restaurant features a delightful and intimate backyard patio, characterized by its warm and inviting ambiance. I also appreciated the imaginative use of old wine bottles for serving water. Regarding the culinary offerings, it must be stated that they left much to be desired. The Carpaccio dish, while promising, suffered from an overwhelming presence of pickled onions and other "non-Carpaccio" elements that obscured the delicate essence of the dish. Similarly, the Flatbread suffered from an undue reliance on the same overpowering onions, rendering it indistinguishable from the Carpaccio. The pasta was regrettably overcooked, and the Steak Frites, disappointingly, lacked any flavor, sauce, or culinary finesse, save for a few condiments intended for the accompanying french fries. In terms of service, it can be described as adequate, although there were some timing issues with the delivery of the courses, with the second course arriving prematurely while plates from the first remained on the table. Additionally, the offer of another glass of wine came when we were nearly finished with our meal. All in all, the overall dining experience can be best characterized as middling. While it neither reached the depths of disappointment nor the heights of culinary excellence, it might be recommended for those seeking a pleasant atmosphere for an undemanding weekday evening.
Jessica BestJessica Best
Cute spot, great little patio, and a creative menu: small but tasty! The fig and prosciutto flatbread was probably my favorite thing we ordered: great drizzle of balsamic reduction and just a few bites split among 4 of us. The sauce on the salmon entrée is dynamite and the fall-apart tender duck confit with blackberry sauce and super crispy potatoes dauphin was a lesson in texture. Delish. Oh and the maple glazed brussel sprouts were cooked perfectly: lots of crunchy edges and no big barely cooked cabbage bites! They also do a good job on the tuna tartare, with crunchy wonton chips and lots of flavor drizzles on the plate. And the peri peri cauliflower is a neat take on buffalo cauliflower with the side of cambozola cream as an elevated bleu cheese dip. I missed having more spice but the batter and cook on it was perfect. (I demolished them.) We got a few flights and the wines we tried were ok but not mind blowing. I love that they rotate in new wines regularly and that you can also peruse/buy wines by the bottle to take home. Our server was good, but we had some attitude from the hostess when we asked to turn the fans on the patio off. (As they were wheeling out the heaters...?) In general, they did really well with a back to back sat section on a Friday night and the food came out fast and delicious!
Regina SRegina S
I recently went to Cru Cellars for dinner, here is what I thought. Atmosphere: I love the atmosphere of Cru Cellars, you have to walk through the wines they’re selling to access the restaurant. The seating area is small, but quaint. They have a lovely outdoor seating area thats wonderful to enjoy in nice weather. Restrooms: They had two single bathrooms. The bathroom was nice and clean. Service: Our waitress was great. She was super friendly and circled back whenever we needed anything! The food came out quick! Food: The food was so good. We loved everything we ordered. We did family style and ordered a few appetizers, a flat bread, and charcuterie board to share. We tried their ‘Brussel Sprouts’ which were amazing, I could eat those days. We also tried their ‘Truffle Fries’ also so good, I loved the dipping sauces it came with. We tried their ‘Mushroom Flatbread’ which was delicious. We did their five option charcuterie board, which was the perfect sharing amount for four people. The bread it came with was freshly made, it was nice and fluffy. We loved their wine flight selections, all the wines were so good! You got three wines for $24! We will definitely be back! Instagram: @living.with.reg
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I wish to preface this review by clarifying that my remarks pertain exclusively to the restaurant aspect and not the wine bar. To commence on a positive note, the restaurant features a delightful and intimate backyard patio, characterized by its warm and inviting ambiance. I also appreciated the imaginative use of old wine bottles for serving water. Regarding the culinary offerings, it must be stated that they left much to be desired. The Carpaccio dish, while promising, suffered from an overwhelming presence of pickled onions and other "non-Carpaccio" elements that obscured the delicate essence of the dish. Similarly, the Flatbread suffered from an undue reliance on the same overpowering onions, rendering it indistinguishable from the Carpaccio. The pasta was regrettably overcooked, and the Steak Frites, disappointingly, lacked any flavor, sauce, or culinary finesse, save for a few condiments intended for the accompanying french fries. In terms of service, it can be described as adequate, although there were some timing issues with the delivery of the courses, with the second course arriving prematurely while plates from the first remained on the table. Additionally, the offer of another glass of wine came when we were nearly finished with our meal. All in all, the overall dining experience can be best characterized as middling. While it neither reached the depths of disappointment nor the heights of culinary excellence, it might be recommended for those seeking a pleasant atmosphere for an undemanding weekday evening.
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Cute spot, great little patio, and a creative menu: small but tasty! The fig and prosciutto flatbread was probably my favorite thing we ordered: great drizzle of balsamic reduction and just a few bites split among 4 of us. The sauce on the salmon entrée is dynamite and the fall-apart tender duck confit with blackberry sauce and super crispy potatoes dauphin was a lesson in texture. Delish. Oh and the maple glazed brussel sprouts were cooked perfectly: lots of crunchy edges and no big barely cooked cabbage bites! They also do a good job on the tuna tartare, with crunchy wonton chips and lots of flavor drizzles on the plate. And the peri peri cauliflower is a neat take on buffalo cauliflower with the side of cambozola cream as an elevated bleu cheese dip. I missed having more spice but the batter and cook on it was perfect. (I demolished them.) We got a few flights and the wines we tried were ok but not mind blowing. I love that they rotate in new wines regularly and that you can also peruse/buy wines by the bottle to take home. Our server was good, but we had some attitude from the hostess when we asked to turn the fans on the patio off. (As they were wheeling out the heaters...?) In general, they did really well with a back to back sat section on a Friday night and the food came out fast and delicious!
Jessica Best

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I recently went to Cru Cellars for dinner, here is what I thought. Atmosphere: I love the atmosphere of Cru Cellars, you have to walk through the wines they’re selling to access the restaurant. The seating area is small, but quaint. They have a lovely outdoor seating area thats wonderful to enjoy in nice weather. Restrooms: They had two single bathrooms. The bathroom was nice and clean. Service: Our waitress was great. She was super friendly and circled back whenever we needed anything! The food came out quick! Food: The food was so good. We loved everything we ordered. We did family style and ordered a few appetizers, a flat bread, and charcuterie board to share. We tried their ‘Brussel Sprouts’ which were amazing, I could eat those days. We also tried their ‘Truffle Fries’ also so good, I loved the dipping sauces it came with. We tried their ‘Mushroom Flatbread’ which was delicious. We did their five option charcuterie board, which was the perfect sharing amount for four people. The bread it came with was freshly made, it was nice and fluffy. We loved their wine flight selections, all the wines were so good! You got three wines for $24! We will definitely be back! Instagram: @living.with.reg
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