Atlanta's wine bars range from neighborhood pours to ambitious tasting-room projects. Madeira Park in Virginia-Highland, on North Highland Avenue, leans into a thoughtful by-the-glass list and small plates, while Le Bon Nosh in Buckhead pairs its wine program with an all-day European-style cafe and market.
The Painted Pin in Buckhead, Atlanta runs an upscale bowling alley with a wine bar pouring Old World and growers' Champagne since 2014. Booking recommended.
TipThe wine bar is the under-the-radar part; bowlers fill the lanes after 19:00. Reservations on Resy; book bar seats specifically.
Madeira Park in Poncey-Highland, Atlanta opened 2025 from Miller Union chef Steven Satterfield and sommelier Tim Willard, with an 11-page wine list and New.
TipSnacks from 15:00 weekdays, dinner from 17:00; full menu on weekends from 12:00. The Madeira flight is the namesake order.
Le Bon Nosh in Buckhead, Atlanta opened 2020 as an all-day French cafe with a serious wine programme that converts to a dinner room. Open tue-sat 08:00-22:00.
TipWalk-ins welcome at the bar all day; dinner reservations on Resy. The Loire programme is the most polished in town.
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