Cozy Grape

Great placeNice atmosphere and quiet enough to properly converseFood is excellent as is wine selection. Servers are well versed and knowledgeable about the menu. Highly recommend‼

It was such a beautiful cozy, a little chilly perfect outdoor seating on this just perfect Nov day. We were walking up to the car and came across this restaurant, not sure it was open we took a chance and went inside and the scenery completely changed- it was quite where the diners were seated, and we wanted outdoor seating so had to pass the kitchen which is full of hustle and bustle. Jack helped us with our orders. We wanted the soup but were informed that the base for all soups is chicken broth, then we settled for the salad, the pasta and one cozy Paloma drink.Salad was simple but fresh. It was very yummy still light. It was called ' Name This Salad', seriously..... I asked if we get a prize for naming it and was assured that it already had a name ..... :)Appetizer was La Baguette. It came as described, it can be replicated at home, only if u can get bread as fresh. Again, light but delicious. The main entree was Pasta Prima Vera, which was Capellini pasta in light pesto with sautéed vegetables. This had no salt whatsoever, am wondering if it was intentional or by mistake, but there was salt on table so we were good. If you are a vegetarian, I have just read you their entire menu :).Overall, a small country feeling with fresh ingredients and though limited choices glad we had choices and it was all really delicious. Maybe adding couple more vegetarian dishes wont hurt, I hear lot of people are converting.....

We visiting Cozy Grape last night for dinner. The hostess and staff were very inviting and helpful. We had the onion soup, sausage rice and beans, fish tacos and Thursday night chicken special. They have an extensive wine and cocktail offering. Everything was delicious. The atmosphere is really nice and romantic. This is a spot I definitely recommend if you are in Montgomery.

I am visiting from Las Vegas and my friend who lives in Montgomery brought me here~ while i will admit i figured we'd have an OK dinner, catch up and that would be fine~ MAN O MAN! was I surprised we started with crab & spinach stuffed mushroom caps appetizer with some kind of white sauce served 4 per order these were some kind of DEEELISSSH Our main course with both chose the grouper served on a bed of risotto & grilled vegetables~ ANOTHER GRADE SLAM OF DELICIOUSNESS, soooo flipping good The grouper was grilled perfectly (my fear is undercooked fish I despise sushi) served a beautiful golden tan and the risotto could have included Parmesan ~ not really sure however it was a positive addition opposed to pasta noodles or traditional rice FOR SURE! the grilled vegetables were green & yellow squash w/red bell pepper & onion, nothing fancy here however cooked perfectly still maintaining some texture plus some nice color added to the plating. No dessert which in hide site was a BIG mistake as based on our meals the Tres Leche cake probably would have be FAB....but we had a huge liter bottle of Caymus Cab, which we ended up bring atleast half back to her place. The ambiance here is classic Texas (a bit upscale saloon) add a french bistro twist and your in Montgomery @ Cozy Grape Vine Bistro. Our server was a nice kid (yes, i mean kid most likely his first job, as he seemed a bit unsure of himself & on pronunciation on certain menu items plus didn't know about dare i say upscale dining?) Just some basics dos & don'ts will make him better but in no way did he impact our meal~ Big family meal tomorrow otherwise i would LOVE to return for a second go round delicious meal here.

Excellent food, big portions, low prices. Friendly service. We had the entire top floor to ourselves. So cozy!

I am only giving one star because I can't give 0. I have only ever written one review before, so taking the time to write this out and post it means it is important this reaches other potential customers. My family just moved to the area and wanted to celebrate our new adventure with a nice dinner. We had driven past this restaurant in the multiple target/Home Depot/etc runs since moving in a week ago and decided we wanted to go to a nice dinner for our first Saturday as Texans. We have a one year old daughter, so we arrived at the restaurant at 420pm. Early enough to miss the dinner rush. The restaurant was empty at this point. Just us and one or two other tables. As we walked in a nice young man sat us at a four top and we asked for a high chair. He grabbed a high chair from another table and as he was placing it at our table a woman (possibly the owner or manager) said we couldn't use it as a group had made a reservation with a highchair. We understood that, we said we'd have our daughter sit on our laps or in a chair. Then, the woman proceeded to talk to the young man telling him he should move us to a two top (we were already seated at this point and would have had to get up and move). She decided it was early enough for us to stay at the four top, so we sat down. The young man offered us a booster seat, which we accepted and appreciated. We sat down and had a pleasant and kind server. We ordered a bottle of wine, an appetizer, two entrees, and a dessert. Our daughter is 1, so she isn't a complete saint but she sat as nicely as one would expect a one year old to sit on a parent's lap and in a booster seat without a seatbelt. She ate chicken, drank water, and colored on a napkin (which the woman at the front did provide after she realized she rudely asked us to move after we were already seated). As we were finishing our dessert (it was now about 545pm and the dinner rush was starting to trickle in), a waiter took down a decorative chalk sign and returned a few minutes later with the same sign, but a new message. He hung this sign directly above our table. *See picture* - it reads "we love children. We really do. BUT. We are a wine bar and bistro. We have no booster seats nor high chairs or a children's menu. As a courtesy to other diners, please be mindful of others so that all of our customers have a great dining experience."I have never felt so singled out, embarrassed, disrespected, and unwelcome. We understand that some restaurants do not allow children, which is fine. If we would have walked in and been told children were not allowed, we would have walked right back out. But to allow us to eat and spend our money, then hang this sign right over our head as we were still eating. It was uncalled for and disrespectful. We did everything we could to enjoy a nice dinner and respect others (arrived before the rush, brought snacks and toys to occupy our daughter,etc). We won't be back and I would hope this establishment doesn't make another family feel this way. What is a family supposed to do when they are seated at a table and then look up to see this sign? Walk out? Muzzle their child? Food for thought.

I love the ambiance here. Great for a quiet dinner. I like the grilled tuna steak. They have good pasta meals pasta primavera. I like the jalapeño soup and the mushroom soup. They always have good service.

We went on a Thursday evening and had great service from the hostess to our waitress. They were not crowded so we got to choose our table on the outside patio which was also great. We tried both items on the Thursday Evening Specials: *Pork Tenderloin Rollentini-served with mashed potatoes, topped with white wine cream sauce over grilled asparagus*Pollo Romano-tenderized chicken breast, dredged in Pe- corino Romano cheese & flour, baked & served over mashed potatoes & asparagus, topped with lemon butter sauceWe both preferred the Chicken over the Pork dish. Our waitress suggested an off menu Sauvignon Blanc for a pairing and it was delish! Looking forward to trying more on their menu one of these days very soon.

Thomas C. Here's the deal... my family has been a customer for birthday gatherings at the cozy grape in the past. But I can assure you it will be no longer. So there for you WERE wrong about NON CUSTOMER... but for sure your parking guard made that a reality. Your guard dog was way out of line after I told him my fiance and dog were in the truck and that they will move... "pointing at a sign shouting profanities after he saw my truck pulling out of your parking lot while I was standing infront of him." Maybe he was humiliated for creating a disturbance over something so petty so he resorted to insults.Maybe you should get a better business model and you might have a full parking lot of people coming to your disrespectful unprofessional establishment. Condoning such behavior speaks VOLUMES."Here's the deal... have a blessed day."

my wife dropped me off in front of the restaurant across the street and pulled in the parking lot for the cozy grape. Asian man in red apron came out and started verbally assaulting me asking me if I Can F*****g read!? and that he was going to call the cops for parking in his parking lot. I told the man no one parked in the parking lot. that my fiancé was In the truck with the dog and the man said he was calling the cops and towing the truck with my fiancé and dog in it... I told him she would move the truck and she did.... when I got my to go order from the crawfish place across the street. I told him to have a blessed day and he shot me the middle finger.