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Visited 8th street last night after having not been for a year and was glad to see they still live up to what I remembered. It's a fun, chill, good value wine bar, perfect for a couple drinks with friends, a date or a dinner. Plenty of good, affordable bottles (many bottles under $35 which is a bargain)though not much on the high end of the wine spectrum if that's your style. Great cheese, great meat, great mac n cheese. Service is fine but can be a little chaotic at time. All in all a great spot, def worth a visit of you're in the area.

Tapas + merlot =Manna from Heaven. Top-heavy with journos, and that's how we like it. Rainbow hour Sangria is a real pleasure. Eddie Murphy bought us a round in June; he was a bit blotto, but a gentleman for certain. St.Émilions, and Pomerols debate was hysterical.

Went here for the first time with a friend for drinks, ended up getting dinner too. The wine list is fairly extensive for such a small place (had a delicious Malbec) and although I had been served a glass or two before the food arrived, the food was great too. Split Tuna Sliders and an Eggplant Panino; finished it off with the cheese plate. They certainly get their money with the prices for wine by the glass (like all wine bars), but it was such an enjoyable experience I didn't mind.

This place has a pretty good wine list and the staff is always helpful with choosing the wine. The tapas type menu has some amazing stuff. The yellowfin sliders and meatballs are out of this world. It's a small place but a great spot to meet up for a few drinks and apps.

My girlfriend had her birthday party at 8th Street and it was amazing. Tables were saved for us, we had our own personal bar tender who was very nice and knowledgeable about different wines. I had one bite of the mac & cheese and it was delicious. The prices for bottles of wine were very reasonable. They also had a great selection of beers and whiskey. Overall, they did a fantastic job providing us with a great night. I would highly recommend for a small party or after work drinks.

Went here with a couple of girlfriends on a saturday night for some pre-dinner drinks and apps. I was really impressed with the place. The wine list - though not huge - has a very decent selection in all different price ranges. We got a really nice Tempranillo - which was delicious. We also ordered the bacon and figs, wild mushroom and butternut squash bruschettas, and a cheese plate (the pieces were really small though - my only complaint). Everything was very good - will definitely be back.

As a life-long Villager, I'm pleased to see 8th Street, from 6th Avenue to 5th, coming alive with new restaurants. I hope they succeed. The 8th Street Wine Cellar is nothing short of wonderful. My wife and I are regulars and are always made to feel welcome, even when it's too crowded to serve us and we have to go somewhere else. We always come back.