DeVine Wines

I came here for wine. It's an intimate spot. You come here to either buy wine, or hang out and drink wine. We had a group of 7 people with us. They had a few group tables and a small bar seating area. The gentleman serving us was super nice, offered recommendations, and great to chat with. The wine selection gets a thumbs up from us. It's a selective menu for foods. So either come already fed or grab a few items like the pita chips and hummus, bread and olive oil, charcuterie plate, etc. Great local business and we're happy to support them.

This place is small, and parking in Mill Creek Town Center is not exactly a breeze on this block. But they pack the shelves with really interesting wines, and they seem to have a really lively calendar of tastings, with good bar snacks on offer. You're in a created mall area, and that has pros and cons. There's parking out back, but you might not always be in the mood for the sluggishness of traffic plodding through these blocks. If you don't mind it, though, this seems like one of the more fun places to drink in this area. They have a little bit of outdoor seating--just a couple tables, and certainly out of commission in the fall and winter, when we visited. Inside, they have a couple of medium-sized highboys, and a nice long bar. You see those first, and you realize they really do want you to stay and partake here. There are long high racks of shelves down the side and back of the space, filled with interesting bottles, all custom-constructed of nice wood, to create a pleasant home-cellar effect. There are big comfortable stools everywhere. The wine selection focuses on the west coast, especially CA. Lots of nice reds, including some real specialty bottles, some at double the prices they fetch in CA. That happens, especially with the rare and fancy stuff. There appeared to be tons of really reasonable selections available, though. The staff here are super friendly and nice, offering thoughtful, thorough answers to every question, and creating a very upbeat and welcoming environment. We were just here to find an interesting bottle, but I immediately filed the place into memory as a future drinking spot, especially on a cold or blustery day for red wines.

Friendly, quality wines, chic atmosphere and music that doesn't interfere with chat and enjoyment of beverages.When I came on a Tuesday night, they were out of MANY reds by the glass, which I was bummed about. However, the staff was very friendly and perfectly attentive- not too clingy and checked in often.I really enjoyed the happy hour options for a reasonable price, along with the $2 off glasses special. Annoyed that sparkling wasn't included in that, but I suppose I understand. My French red was great instead!Seriously though, this place is being run right. I can see a lot of great potential on a Friday night. High seating, pretty lighting, snappy vino decor...you get the picture.I'll come back- it's worth trying out over other places in the area.

I have been stopping by this wine bar since shortly after its opening. The new owners (took over in June of this year) are Candis and Tom and they both have winning personalities and great wine sense. Candis has brought in more wine and greater breadth of wine prices to satisfy all palates. My wife and I often stop by on Friday nights after work or on Saturdays during the day for a glass and snack (try the baked brie, with raspberry chipotle sauce). The new owners greet you warmly and always have time for a friendly chat, unless it is super busy - which can happen on Thursday tasting night :-), and a recommendation on new wines or new gifts in the shop. I highly recommend stopping in, having a glass or bottle, and enjoying the wonderful, fun atmosphere - and if you are coming in on Thursday or Friday nights, be prepared for lots of folks enjoying themselves...BTW: Candis/Tom just brought in a new LCD screen for those of you who absolutely can't live without viewing 'the game' (go Sounders!). There is also free wireless Internet for the techie winos out there....And a note to a recent reviewer on the price of a glass: "...7 dollars is offered for 6 at Trader Joe's this week..."... ummmm, have you checked prices at restaurants and other wine bars or was this a sticking point with you? Obviously, Wine bars and restaurants offer a wonderful environment to sit and enjoy your wine and snack and other folks around you. All of the wines are more expensive than in a store and, when you break it down, slightly more expensive by the glass. My recommendation is to go into the wine shop, buy a bottle and sit and enjoy that by the glass (if you don't want to finish the bottle, the owners will re-cork it and bag it and you can then carry hit home with you).

Love having a glass (or bottle) here! The atmosphere is fantastic. The owner is amazing! We stayed past closing and never felt rushed. We felt so welcomed and will be returning!

Great ambiance and owners are friendly. Good selection of wines from around the globe, and delicious charcuterie.

I like the new owners. They are nice and friendly. I recently visited to buy some wines for friends for the holidays. They were friendly and very knowledgeable about all the different wines.

Came in for a quick after-work treat and ended up staying for an hour and a half. As soon as my friend and I walked in, one of the owners greeted us and explained how the process worked (we had never been in before). The whole experience was fantastic--from the wine collection to the charcuterie board. We loved being treated like family/long-time friends and will definitely be back!

If I could give them negative stars I would! New owners are arrogant and too full of themselves!! Issue: a gift card that was purchased from the previous owner that they refused to honor because "it's not on our list" printed out by the previous owner. After my 1st attempt to use the card on a crowded Friday night in February (I paid for our tasting & food with a different gift card that WAS on her list), I looked up the information on the back of card for their website and learned that it was the type of card that can be recharged over and over after initial activation. My nephew purchased the card 12/22/2020 for $75. Armed with this new information I again tried to use the card, showed her the amount listed on First Advantage Gift & Loyalty Card balance sheet I'd pulled up on my phone and all she could say was " I'm sorry sir, but if it's not on my list, there's really nothing I can do for you!" Oh Really? How about contacting the people you bought the shop from? They had moved to Montana and are really hard to get ahold of. She asked me to give her a week or so to try to reach them. Since they are open limited hours 4 days a week, I'm not always in the area (or frame of mind) to check to see if she'd heard anything, so it was awhile before I would try my luck again. The next time I go in, she'd misplaced my info, so I gave it to her again. My patience is wearing thin! After dealing with this B.S., off & on for 5 months, I went in on 07/21/2022 where I encounter her husband (I'm thinking good, maybe I can get somewhere with him!) I receive a warm greeting until I mention the gift card, then it's total indignation that I won't drop it because "it's not on our list". After a few harsh words when I told him I was telling all my family & friends to remove DeVine Wines from future gift lists for me and not to patronize, he tells me if I wanted to talk to the old owners they'd be in town Friday. I said "Oh great,we'll be out of town Friday!" After a snide "isn't that convenient" (how the hell is that convenient for me?) and "have a nice day sir", I tell him to "bite me"! He gets up, runs towards me with his chest pumped up, bumps into my shoulder and says "you make me so-o-o angry!" He's angry? Some customer service. "What do you want me to do, call her?" Please do! Where was this offer months ago? As he's calling, his wife shows up and asks us to step inside so as not to disturb the other businesses. Previous owner picks up right away, somewhat surprised to hear from him since they are meeting next day. He tells her about the gift card not being on her list, borrows my phone to read her the balance sheet info and asks her what to do. "Accept the card. That's why I reduced the sale price of the shop x-amount to cover any recharged cards that didn't make it on the list. So by all means take the card!" Stunned silence. His only comment " I didn't think she'd pick up". I finally was able combine that card and another for $125 worth of wine and get the hell out. With service & follow through like that, I expect they'll be joining the likes of Pier 1, University Bookstore and numerous restaurants who have failed in the Mill Creek Town Center!

My girlfriend and I went here for a girls night out. The owners were so kind and the place was very welcoming. Great wine and great prices. We bought two bottles of wine $10 each! Then we got some fancy champagne for later. They have a place to chill your white wine too. Very relaxing environment, genuine people and amazing wine. I highly recommend to anyone who wants wine and a good time!