5 Best Restaurants with a Notable Wine List in Bristol

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1. 15 Point Road

4.8

Exceptional(3872)

Price: Moderate

• American • Portsmouth

Booked 34 times today

15 Point Road has a notable wine list according to reviews. One reviewer specifically mentioned the 'well-developed wine list'. Another customer enjoyed a 'house Malbec' and noted the 'impressive' drink menu. The wine list is often mentioned alongside the excellent food and service, contributing to a great dining experience.

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2. The Aviary Restaurant & Bar

4.5

Awesome(2703)

Price: Moderate

• Contemporary American • Swansea

Booked 33 times today

Our outdoor patio is enclosed and heated. We do our best to accommodate seating requests however they are not guaranteed. Please note during booking, OUTDOOR indicates a table on one of our covered patios and STANDARD indicates a table in one of our indoor dining areas.

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3. Siena East Greenwich

4.8

Exceptional(3576)

Price: Moderate

• Italian • East Greenwich

Booked 37 times today

Siena is a welcoming Italian restaurant in East Greenwich, Rhode Island, offering an authentic Tuscan dining experience. Our menu features fresh, simple dishes inspired by Tuscany's kitchens and wine bars. As you enter Siena, you'll feel transported to a charming Italian trattoria with warm lighting and exposed brick walls. Our attentive staff ensures a memorable dining experience. Siena's menu celebrates Tuscan cuisine. Start with an antipasti board of cured meats, cheeses, and olives. For your main course, choose from pasta dishes like our signature Pappardelle al Cinghiale or Spaghetti alla Carbonara. For something heartier, try the Bistecca Fiorentina, a grilled steak with roasted vegetables. No meal is complete without dessert. Indulge in our decadent Tiramisu or refreshing Panna Cotta. We also offer a curated selection of Italian wines to enhance your meal. Whether it's a romantic dinner or a lively gathering with friends, Siena is the perfect choice.

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4. Meritage - Warwick

4.8

Exceptional(3285)

Price: Moderate

• American • East Greenwich

Booked 45 times today

This casual yet elegant restaurant features eclectic new-American cuisine and a carefully chosen wine list that includes twenty wines by the glass and many more by the bottle.

5. La Masseria RI

4.7

Exceptional(2154)

Price: Expensive

• Italian • East Greenwich

Booked 27 times today

La Masseria Restaurant is inspired from ancient fortified farmhouses that in the Puglia Region of Italy are called “Masseria”. Executive Chef/Co-Owner, Pino Coladonato, grew up on a Farm in Puglia. He was forced to eat whatever was available but soon was tired of bean puree and decided to take matters into his own hands, creating new ways to use the same few ingredients. Now, with limitless ingredients to choose from, fava beans, chickpeas and lentils are still a core element in many of his entrees. Interior Designer Libby Langdon has created a warm, inviting dining atmosphere. Rustic and relaxed, with plenty of old world charm. Oversized iron sconces custom made from antique wrought iron gates punctuate the walls, and artful displays of antique farm tools mixed with various authentic Italian photographs all add to the farmhouse appeal. The wine list encompasses all regions of Italy with few of the best American and the rest of the world.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. 15 Point Road

2. The Aviary Restaurant & Bar

3. Siena East Greenwich

4. Meritage - Warwick

5. La Masseria RI

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