Lucia is a wine bar in Bishop Arts, Dallas.
Editorially verified May 25, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: By-the-glass Barolo or Barbaresco pairing with hand-rolled pasta; grappa finish
Tip: Reserve the four-top in the back corner for a full evening. The wine program is as strong as the food; ask for the off-menu producer bottles.
Address: 287 N Bishop Ave, Dallas, TX 75208
An 80-year-old refurbished Bishop Arts cottage turned natural-wine bistro from Oliva Genthe, with a sustainable by-the-glass list and a tightly edited.
Order: Burgundy escargot with herb butter and Oak Cliff Bread baguette; stracciatella.
Tip: Open Wednesday through Sunday from 5pm. The natural-wine list runs deep on small European producers; ask staff for a glass pairing with the cacio e pepe.
Bishop Arts farm-to-table restaurant with a wine list built to complement seasonal Texas-sourced cooking. Kitchen leans farm-to-table new american, wine.
Order: Natural wine pairing with the market tasting menu; Texas-winery selection by the glass
Tip: Saturday brunch wine service starts at 10am and includes a solid sparkling selection alongside the famous blue corn pancakes.
Texas's only Master of Wine Dilek Caner curates this intimate Bishop Arts wine bar and shop with about 300 labels. Kitchen leans wine bar, wine education.
Order: Blind tasting flight with curation by Dilek Caner; any producer dinner pairing
Tip: Full-service bar runs Saturdays only. Retail shop open by appointment for weekday visits. The free Saturday tasting (4-6pm, select weeks) fills fast.
An 80-year-old refurbished Bishop Arts cottage turned natural-wine bistro from Oliva Genthe, with a sustainable by-the-glass list and a tightly edited.
Order: Burgundy escargot with herb butter and Oak Cliff Bread baguette; stracciatella.
Tip: Open Wednesday through Sunday from 5pm. The natural-wine list runs deep on small European producers; ask staff for a glass pairing with the cacio e pepe.
Michelin Bib Gourmand Henderson Ave restaurant with a wine program built around small-production bottles and an educated floor team. At 2323 N Henderson Ave.
Order: Bar snack progression with two or three glasses from the rotating by-the-glass list.
Tip: Bar seating is first-come first-served and usually preferable to a reserved table for wine-focused visits. The Monday wine deal changes weekly.
World's 50 Best Bars-listed subterranean lounge with a compact but precisely chosen wine list that complements its celebrated cocktail program.
Order: House seasonal cocktail; curated by-the-glass red from the sommelier list
Tip: The wine program is secondary to cocktails here but well-chosen. Ask the bartender for the wine of the night rather than scanning the list independently.
Bishop Arts farm-to-table restaurant with a wine list built to complement seasonal Texas-sourced cooking. Kitchen leans farm-to-table new american, wine.
Order: Natural wine pairing with the market tasting menu; Texas-winery selection by the glass
Tip: Saturday brunch wine service starts at 10am and includes a solid sparkling selection alongside the famous blue corn pancakes.
Lower Greenville cocktail bar with a notably strong natural wine section in the menu, serving producers the cocktail crowd discovers almost by accident.
Order: Natural wine staff pick; French onion soup cocktail alongside a glass of Jura
Tip: Worth visiting for wine even if cocktails are not your focus. The natural wine list runs 15-20 bottles deep with knowledgeable staff guidance.
Texas's only Master of Wine Dilek Caner curates this intimate Bishop Arts wine bar and shop with about 300 labels. Kitchen leans wine bar, wine education.
Order: Blind tasting flight with curation by Dilek Caner; any producer dinner pairing
Tip: Full-service bar runs Saturdays only. Retail shop open by appointment for weekday visits. The free Saturday tasting (4-6pm, select weeks) fills fast.
