The Memphis wine-bar scene clusters in East Memphis, often as an extension of the city's stronger restaurant kitchens. Belle Meade Social and Acre Wine Bar lead the dedicated end, while Hen House and Hog and Hominy run wine-focused rooms alongside their dining. The Art Bar at Crosstown Arts widens the field with a gallery-side pour, and Chez Philippe adds a downtown option.
Belle Meade Social on Perkins Extended in East Memphis runs craft cocktails, a smart American-leaning wine list and modern Southern plates from Williamsburg.
TipThe bar takes walk-ins; weeknight half-priced wine bottle deals run on Tuesdays.
Acre Restaurant in East Memphis on Perkins runs one of Memphis's deepest wine lists alongside seasonal small plates, with the bar pouring growers and rare.
TipSkip the dining room for the bar's snack menu; same wine list, faster service.
Hog and Hominy on Brookhaven Circle in East Memphis pours Italian and Southern growers' wines by the glass alongside wood-fired pizza and house salumi.
TipSunday brunch runs a sparkling-focused list. Bar seats first.
Andrew Michael Italian Kitchen on Brookhaven Circle runs a deep Italian cellar with rare regional bottles, alongside Ticer and Hudman's Southern-Italian menu.
TipThe bar takes walk-ins and lets you order from the full menu; somm-guided pairings come on request.
Chez Philippe inside the Peabody Hotel in Memphis runs a French-classics-led wine list, Champagne flights and a formal pre-dinner pour program at the bar.
TipThe lobby Peabody Bar is the easy seat for a Champagne flight before dinner upstairs.
Art Bar at Crosstown Arts in Memphis runs a natural-leaning wine list alongside cheese boards and snacks, doubling as a cafe by day and wine bar evenings.
TipFree gallery visits at Crosstown Arts pair with a glass at the bar. Closed Sundays.
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