Cellar 313

Very cool ambience, comfortable but super stylish decor. Great liquor selection, wine list, premium to be sure. Nice outdoor patio section. The lobster bites are A MUST! Along with the hotdog. We didn't get the charcuterie but we saw someone order it and it also looks too notch BUT everything else on the menu can be skipped. The pizza and flat bread - tastes like it's frozen and just heated in a microwave style oven. It was a stark difference between lobster bites and hot dog. Cocktails are good but I found it counter intuitive that they give out plastic bottles of water instead of using glasses and a pitcher of water, they use the small one serving seltzers/tonic and other cocktails mixes. There's a lot of needless waste produced throughout the day. The bill: 6 drinks, 10 lobster bites, 1 hot dog, 1 8" pizza was almost $300 boy including tip yet. Could you have a smaller bill? Sure, just order one or two lobster bites per person and have one drink.

Oh my GAWD.My cousin and I stopped on a Thursday afternoon for a drink at a new place we hadn't visited.We fell IN LOVE with this little quaint spot! The service, the food, the atmosphere was all amaze balls to us. Anne was great and so was everyone else we came in contact with I ordered lobster bites and let's be honest, I was expecting a fried ball of lobster. I am sooo grateful for what I got instead! A nice piece of toast DRENCHED in butter with huge pieces of lobster on top that was also DRENCHED in butter. I mean REAL BUTTER! If you're looking for a nice little spot with signature drinks and food, THIS IS IT

We ordered one bottle of wine, a salad and two lobster rolls. 15 minutes later, the waitress brings out one lobster roll So I wait for the other one so I'm not eating alone 10 minutes after that, she comes out and says we are defrosting more lobster. It'll be a little while.I asked her if she could heat up the lobster roll in the microwave and she said we don't have any microwaves hereI asked for a glass for my bottle of water and they said we don't have any glasses only plastic bottles of waterWe asked for a fork we were given plastic forksAfter Splitting the one lobster roll that we were given and another one never came out when the waitress came back after five more minutes we just canceled the second lobster roll And then we leftI will not go back

Cellar 313 is in Grosse Pointe Park's Cabbage Patch neighborhood. There is outdoor seating with heating. The interior's ambiance is sophisticated and classic, typical of a fine wine bar. I did not have alcohol, but a high school friend and I split the Lobster Roll ($28). The menu described the Lobster Roll, in part, as succulent Maine lobster trickled with melted butter and lemon served with organic chips.The Lobster Roll was underwhelming. There weren't any large chunks of lobster, and it was light in flavor. The sandwich was already small, but after splitting it in half with my friend, I think I finished it in two bites. Also, the "organic chips" are a bag of Route 11 chips. I like Route 11 chips, but it's not like these were real organic chips made in-house from russet potatoes peeled and cut in the kitchen.Come here for drinks but skip the food and eat elsewhere for dinner.

I came here over the weekend, and easily procured a seat outdoors. I'm not sure if I was lucky because of the weather (a bit chilly for a summer night), because it was Labor Day weekend, or because COVID has greatly slowed things down, but whatever the reason was we were sat right away.My date and I didn't end up drinking wine the night we went, but we did order a Charcuterie & Cheese Board. It was decent enough. The meats & cheeses were all very good, but my date wasn't happy when the olives came and there was only 1 black olive. And the crackers were all Costco staples, instead of higher end crackers, which is what I was expecting. The bread that came with it was very nice though.We also ordered the Carpaccio, which is thinly sliced beef on a bed of arugula (a TON of it) and topped with olive oil and capers. This was delicious, but the portion was a bit small for $20. We also ordered the Caprese Salad, which was well seasoned with a decadent balsamic glaze on top. I used the bread from our other appetizers to make a small Caprese Sandwich. Lastly we ordered a Cheese Flatbread & a Pizza with a few toppings. Both were both nicely cooked, with a thin crust.I have to say that the price point for the food and beverages were pretty much what one would expect for a place of this caliber, particularly being located in/near Grosse Pointe. So, why only 3 stars?Well, besides being a bit let down on the Carpaccio portion and the crackers & olives, it really was the service that ultimately dropped this from a 4 Star (possible 5) to a 3 Star visit.Our server, who was very nice when she came to our table, was just not checking in with us enough. The place (outdoor tables AND indoors) was extremely slow, so I was taken aback by how little she came around. When I asked her to bring my Coca-Cola with the flatbread she said, "Sure," but then brought it 5 minutes later. When I asked for another Coke she never brought one out. And when I gave her the international sign to bring the check & asked for boxes, it took over 15 minutes for her to actually bring the boxes and get me out of there (the date wasn't going horribly, but I was over it and wanted to dip TF out). So, while she was certainly pleasant when she was around she needed to be less lackadaisical and more speedy in bringing the things I asked for, bringing them at all (i.e., the 2nd Coke), and check in more. Overall I would likely come here again, and will change my review if things are different, but in general I would be prepared to spend an extra 25-35 minutes or more here then you think you will (regardless of how busy they are).

What a fantastic wine bar! We were making our way around the Pointes for the evening and the 313 was our final stop of the evening! We made our way to the bar area where we were greeted by the owner. He had some awesome selections of wine which we tasted and ended up enjoying a fantastic Pinot Noir. They often have wine events here and I am really looking forward to coming back.

This spot has been on my radar for a while. I finally made it! Upon entering, we were greeted by three young ladies that were behind the bar. Very good first impression!!The inside is sooo cute and such a vibe! I would recommend for a date night or an outing with friends. I would recommend going a little early because it's a small space.. and they were filling up fast. They have outdoor seating as well; however, I'm not sure how long that is going to last. I didn't try the food, we went for drinks. We ordered champagne and it was good! Their drinks are reasonably priced and they have a nice selection of wines and cocktails. People around me ordered food; looked tasty, so I will have to try on my next visit. Lastly, the location is in a cute neighborhood, so you can visit a few other spots in the area.

Flat bread pizza is great. Ambience and nice wine selection. Service good. Very cozy space.

This is an excellent location, the downtown vibe, small plates and designed cocktails make this a great date spot. Spent our 15 year anniversary here and our experience as great.

Lobster Bites (new?) are phenomenal. Sidewalk seating is wonderful. Inside looks inviting, have not been indoors....yet.Service is stellarI really can't say anything negative about this small gem in GPP