I want to gatekeep this place so bad because I loved it, and I don't want it getting TOO popular. But, that's not my style, so here we go. Like most, I tried vermouth for the first time on a recent trip to Spain, and fell madly in love with it. So, once this spot opened up, I knew I had to try it. Popped in early Saturday night and it was empty. The bartender, Leila, was able to really talk us through all the options and provide recommendations. She was sooo knowledgable and incredibly sweet! Although my boo and I only had a single drink this time around, this is definitely the kind of place we'll be coming back to again and again. Great for an after dinner drink or a place to start the night. No wrong way to go!
Yannah M.
During my recent trip to Spain, I tried vermouth for the first time. When I heard about Victoria's Vinos y Vermuteria, South Florida's first vermouth bar, I couldn't resist paying it a visit. This quaint and intimate spot truly captures the essence of Spain. Now, let's delve into the drinks! In addition to offering vermouth by the glass, they boast an enticing array of vermouth cocktails. My choice was the Spanish Mule, a delightful twist on the Moscow Mule that blends dry white vermouth, lime juice, and ginger beer--truly fantastic! My husband and I also savored their Kush Homemade Sangria, featuring red vermouth, red wine, orange bitters, citrus, and lemon-lime. This drink exceeded my expectations, delivering a delightful taste, although it may be on the sweeter side for some. A noteworthy detail: it comes in a generously sized cup, perfect for sharing. Plus, it's a keepsake souvenir! In addition to their drink selection, they provide a variety of light bites, including options like chicken skins, French onion dip, carpaccio, amongst some others. However, I would recommend enhancing the menu with more choices. For instance, croquetas would be a fantastic and flavorful inclusion. It's worth noting that the space is quite small with limited seating. Nevertheless, don't let this deter you. The delightful experience at Victoria's Vinos y Vermuteria is complemented by affordable prices, a contrast to the outrageous costs found in many other Miami bars. So make sure to stop by for a refreshing drink -- I'm sure it won't disappoint!
Isabella K.
Love this place! It's so fun. You can enter from the main entrance or through the super cute entrance through Kush by Lola. There you have a little landline phone and have to enter a bell to enter "Victoria's Secret." The bar is cozy and cute. The heirloom tomato appetizer was delicious and so was my vermouth cocktail. Ruby Leyla was super sweet and attentive. Highly recommend!
Octavio S.
Transport yourself to the streets of Spain at Coconut Grove's Victoria's Vino and Vermuteria, a charming vermouth bar resonating with flamenco vibes. A must-visit for vermouth aficionados, this gem captures the essence of Spanish culture. The "Vermut con Sifon" cocktail, blending vermouth, soda, olives, and orange, provides a smooth introduction to vermouth for newcomers. For a unique twist, savor the "Spanish Mule," a refreshing take on the classic Moscow Mule with the added flair of vermouth. Indulge in the oversized "Kush's Homemade Sangria," a sweet treat resembling a flavorful fruit juice. Despite its charm, the bar's limited size and seating can be a drawback during peak hours. An expanded menu with more snack options would enhance the overall experience. In conclusion, Victoria's Vino and Vermuteria in Coconut Grove is a Spanish haven for vermouth lovers, offering a tasteful experience with room for a few enhancements.
Ashley M.
Came here for happy hour with friends. The vibe is immaculate with dim lighting, a nice long bar and little sitting area in the back with a neon sign. Layla (or Leila) waited on us and they were wonderful. They provided a couple of different suggestions on what to try and I went with the Glugaglug (not sure if that's how you spell it) We also tried the vermouth and the French onion dip with Vicky's chips. Overall I would definitely come back.
Adam Powell
Went with a friend and had the best time! Highly recommended! Leyla is great and so knowledgeable. Also, they have great Spanish music!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Vermouth Flight
Alexis Andrea N.
A vermuteria straight out of Spain in Coconut Grove! Actually it's the same name as the one I went to daily during my time in Burgos. I was so excited to hear about this place. I fell in love with vermuterias in northern Spain and it's the perfect prelude to a late dinner. This spot will transport you straight across the Atlantic! It intimate, cozy and has a beautiful atmosphere inside. The bartender was extremely helpful explaining the options. I loved that they had lots of them! It felt again so much like their Spanish vermuterias. The food was great too I loved that they had a great low carb option of chicarrones! Definitely going back! Great for a girls night to catch up or a date.
Alexandra G.
What a cool elevated small bar to stumble into. It was such an interesting experience. The ambience is super cool and if you are open to trying different types of vermouths it is a great place to be. Had an enjoyable time with the bartender trying new alcoholic beverages
Amaya Perea
We really enjoyed this place! Great bartender, cozy vibe and good chicken skins!
Shannon McIntosh
Cool unique drinking experience in Miami. I didn't know much about vermouth so I enjoyed the flight and knowledge of the bartender. not sure why theres so many low reviews, I had an amazing experience here. Very personable staff that customized the experience to my preferences. If you like vermouth or are looking to try something different this is a nice place to kill an hour at. Tasting with 4 vermouths was $20 and the pours were generous
I checked out Coconut Grove's Vermuteria and had such a great time! The bartender was so nice explaining drink options & Happy Hour specials. They have light bites and great cocktails. The bar os really cozy & intimate, great for small groups or dates. Outdoor seating is also available.
Ryan L.
So in full disclosure my review is limited to buying a few bottles to take out. The space is very cool and staff super friendly. However the wine is over priced where I've seen the same bottle I bought for 54.00 being sold for 22.00 in other natural wine stores. Sure this being Miami, and this being more of a restaurant then store I would anticipate the price being marked up. However, on top of the insane markup, there was a 20% gratuity automatically included in the bill. So, maybe this is a great place to sit and have a drink, they do have unique, great wines that aren't so easy to come by, but it seems a little over the top that in addition to the markup on the wine they force you pay a 20% gratuity for takeout..
Kevin Campbell
My brother and I came here and tried both of the flights. We'd both loved vermouth while traveling in Spain, but can never find a good selection in the States. The flights seemed very well-curated, offering a big range of flavor profiles in a fun progression. We each had a glass of our favorite afterwards. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because we didn't try any of the food, but the ambiance and vermouth selection were great!
Cristina Frias
Great little wine bar in Coconut Grove. Cozy, eclectic and perfect for a date night. Absolute best sangria, and D'Angelo is wonderful. Went there twice in one weekend and looking forward to our next visit.
JC I
A nice concept, but sadly a poor execution. The selection of vermouths is not that great, and they are out of stock on half the things we ordered. They have a small menu of tapas, which are over priced and poorly prepared. I hope they figure things out, but things don’t look good
I want to gatekeep this place so bad because I loved it, and I don't want it getting TOO popular. But, that's not my style, so here we go. Like most, I tried vermouth for the first time on a recent trip to Spain, and fell madly in love with it. So, once this spot opened up, I knew I had to try it. Popped in early Saturday night and it was empty. The bartender, Leila, was able to really talk us through all the options and provide recommendations. She was sooo knowledgable and incredibly sweet! Although my boo and I only had a single drink this time around, this is definitely the kind of place we'll be coming back to again and again. Great for an after dinner drink or a place to start the night. No wrong way to go!
During my recent trip to Spain, I tried vermouth for the first time. When I heard about Victoria's Vinos y Vermuteria, South Florida's first vermouth bar, I couldn't resist paying it a visit. This quaint and intimate spot truly captures the essence of Spain. Now, let's delve into the drinks! In addition to offering vermouth by the glass, they boast an enticing array of vermouth cocktails. My choice was the Spanish Mule, a delightful twist on the Moscow Mule that blends dry white vermouth, lime juice, and ginger beer--truly fantastic! My husband and I also savored their Kush Homemade Sangria, featuring red vermouth, red wine, orange bitters, citrus, and lemon-lime. This drink exceeded my expectations, delivering a delightful taste, although it may be on the sweeter side for some. A noteworthy detail: it comes in a generously sized cup, perfect for sharing. Plus, it's a keepsake souvenir! In addition to their drink selection, they provide a variety of light bites, including options like chicken skins, French onion dip, carpaccio, amongst some others. However, I would recommend enhancing the menu with more choices. For instance, croquetas would be a fantastic and flavorful inclusion. It's worth noting that the space is quite small with limited seating. Nevertheless, don't let this deter you. The delightful experience at Victoria's Vinos y Vermuteria is complemented by affordable prices, a contrast to the outrageous costs found in many other Miami bars. So make sure to stop by for a refreshing drink -- I'm sure it won't disappoint!
Love this place! It's so fun. You can enter from the main entrance or through the super cute entrance through Kush by Lola. There you have a little landline phone and have to enter a bell to enter "Victoria's Secret." The bar is cozy and cute. The heirloom tomato appetizer was delicious and so was my vermouth cocktail. Ruby Leyla was super sweet and attentive. Highly recommend!
Transport yourself to the streets of Spain at Coconut Grove's Victoria's Vino and Vermuteria, a charming vermouth bar resonating with flamenco vibes. A must-visit for vermouth aficionados, this gem captures the essence of Spanish culture. The "Vermut con Sifon" cocktail, blending vermouth, soda, olives, and orange, provides a smooth introduction to vermouth for newcomers. For a unique twist, savor the "Spanish Mule," a refreshing take on the classic Moscow Mule with the added flair of vermouth. Indulge in the oversized "Kush's Homemade Sangria," a sweet treat resembling a flavorful fruit juice. Despite its charm, the bar's limited size and seating can be a drawback during peak hours. An expanded menu with more snack options would enhance the overall experience. In conclusion, Victoria's Vino and Vermuteria in Coconut Grove is a Spanish haven for vermouth lovers, offering a tasteful experience with room for a few enhancements.
Came here for happy hour with friends. The vibe is immaculate with dim lighting, a nice long bar and little sitting area in the back with a neon sign. Layla (or Leila) waited on us and they were wonderful. They provided a couple of different suggestions on what to try and I went with the Glugaglug (not sure if that's how you spell it) We also tried the vermouth and the French onion dip with Vicky's chips. Overall I would definitely come back.
Went with a friend and had the best time! Highly recommended! Leyla is great and so knowledgeable. Also, they have great Spanish music!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Vermouth Flight
A vermuteria straight out of Spain in Coconut Grove! Actually it's the same name as the one I went to daily during my time in Burgos. I was so excited to hear about this place. I fell in love with vermuterias in northern Spain and it's the perfect prelude to a late dinner. This spot will transport you straight across the Atlantic! It intimate, cozy and has a beautiful atmosphere inside. The bartender was extremely helpful explaining the options. I loved that they had lots of them! It felt again so much like their Spanish vermuterias. The food was great too I loved that they had a great low carb option of chicarrones! Definitely going back! Great for a girls night to catch up or a date.
What a cool elevated small bar to stumble into. It was such an interesting experience. The ambience is super cool and if you are open to trying different types of vermouths it is a great place to be. Had an enjoyable time with the bartender trying new alcoholic beverages
We really enjoyed this place! Great bartender, cozy vibe and good chicken skins!
Cool unique drinking experience in Miami. I didn't know much about vermouth so I enjoyed the flight and knowledge of the bartender. not sure why theres so many low reviews, I had an amazing experience here. Very personable staff that customized the experience to my preferences. If you like vermouth or are looking to try something different this is a nice place to kill an hour at. Tasting with 4 vermouths was $20 and the pours were generous
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I checked out Coconut Grove's Vermuteria and had such a great time! The bartender was so nice explaining drink options & Happy Hour specials. They have light bites and great cocktails. The bar os really cozy & intimate, great for small groups or dates. Outdoor seating is also available.
So in full disclosure my review is limited to buying a few bottles to take out. The space is very cool and staff super friendly. However the wine is over priced where I've seen the same bottle I bought for 54.00 being sold for 22.00 in other natural wine stores. Sure this being Miami, and this being more of a restaurant then store I would anticipate the price being marked up. However, on top of the insane markup, there was a 20% gratuity automatically included in the bill. So, maybe this is a great place to sit and have a drink, they do have unique, great wines that aren't so easy to come by, but it seems a little over the top that in addition to the markup on the wine they force you pay a 20% gratuity for takeout..
My brother and I came here and tried both of the flights. We'd both loved vermouth while traveling in Spain, but can never find a good selection in the States. The flights seemed very well-curated, offering a big range of flavor profiles in a fun progression. We each had a glass of our favorite afterwards. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because we didn't try any of the food, but the ambiance and vermouth selection were great!
Great little wine bar in Coconut Grove. Cozy, eclectic and perfect for a date night. Absolute best sangria, and D'Angelo is wonderful. Went there twice in one weekend and looking forward to our next visit.
A nice concept, but sadly a poor execution. The selection of vermouths is not that great, and they are out of stock on half the things we ordered. They have a small menu of tapas, which are over priced and poorly prepared. I hope they figure things out, but things don’t look good