nathálie Wine Bar

The absolute best (not so hidden) hidden gem in all of Boston. Perfect place.I sort of can't stop thinking about this place. So relaxed and easy. Great food great service.

Stopped at nathálie for a quick glass (okay fine, two glasses) of wine and a snack. It was a beautiful day out so we asked to be seated outside and they accommodated our request. The staff are very knowledgeable about the various wines and can help you select one if you are unsure or can't decide. Our waiter even grabbed us a few wines to try to make sure we picked something we liked. We enjoyed our wines and the charcuterie plate.

So, I ended up paying $50 for one glass of wine, a meatball app, and tip. This is why this place is always empty, no one likes the insane price gouging when there are better options in Fenway.

Max was a gem of a server and helped us pick out a beautiful bottle of wine that tasted heavenly. Cool place with a great vibe too! Go with confidence.

If you're looking for a place to grab a drink and a quick bite, then definitely check out this wine bar! I stopped by to meet a friend and I was pleasantly surprised by not only the wine menu but the food menu as well. I had the baby kale salad (not pictured) which was delicious in addition to the chicken skewers and desserts! Also if you're new to wine, I recommend sitting at the bar where the bartender can assist and help with any recommendations.

I loved this restaurant!! I came here as a party of two on a Friday night and quickly got a seat at the bar without a reservation. We initially weren't planning to get dinner here, but we were so drawn in after eating the brussel sprouts that we ended getting more food. I'm not big on wine, but I really enjoyed their wine selection and our server was so patient with us. Along with our drinks and brussel sprouts, we also ordered chicken, blue crab and gnocchi, and the lemon tart. Oh my goodness, all of these dishes amazed me. First, the chicken was prepared extremely well, it was juicy, evenly cooked, and the skin was perfectly crisp and salty. The truffle gravy was perfect to pair with this chicken and I only wish we got more. The blue crab with gnocchi was also delicious. It came as four mini "platters" I guess I would call it, and each bite was well curated. Again, the sauce really made this dish pop. Lastly we tried the lemon tart, which didn't have an overwhelming amount of lemon and the cream on top was so light. Overall, the atmosphere was very enjoyable and casual but dressy. Sitting at the bar was fun since we got to see our meals being prepped, and I am so happy we ended up eating dinner here. I would love to come back and try their other dishes!

Upon staying in Boston I wandered past this place on the way back to my hotel, and immediately wanted to make a point to visit while I was in town. I love a great wine bar, but a female owned and female focused natural wine bar- sign me up!When I made it back the following night, my first impression was it was LOUD, but either that changed during my visit or it wasn't an issue because it never bothered me again (I only say this in case someone has a similar first reaction; I'm glad it didn't deter me from leaving).Though it was pretty bumping for a Tuesday night, i was immediately seated at the bar and greeted. Normally I drink Chardonnay, but given the atmosphere I worked with the bartender to sample some different wines before landing on an interesting one that I might have never tried. They have some wines by the glass, but for the most part if a bottle was open it was available to buy by the glass at 1/4 the price per glass. I tried some really unique orange wines, and even purchased to bottles to take back to CA with me (and fyi, to go bottles are 25% off- can't beat that!)Food wise, for a starter I ordered the sautéed calamari which was really yummy, sauce and all. As an entree I got the flat iron steak, which was on the smaller side, but delicious nonetheless. Also, cheers to Steph who was a great & helpful bartender.Would def go back ! Also interested in trying their sister wine bar Haley Henry.

Nathálie Wine Bar has been on my To Try List for like everrrrr. Even when I lived in Fenway, I never got the chance to go. So glad that I finally got to try it out!!!The place is small but so super cute inside. Very chic!!! My friend and I had reservations, and I'd suggest getting them to ensure a spot. The staff are all incredibly friendly and attentive. I'd definitely go back just for the service. Being a wine bar, I was afraid that the food would be somewhat lackluster, but it was sooooo not. It blew me away actually, and I am craving both the brussel sprout dish and the pork belly dish. They were to die for and probably ... the best I've had in awhile of each type of dish. Both were so crispy and flavorful. I definitely would have eaten another of both. The wine was yummy too, but nothing to write home about. Just wine. Also, I found their wine menu to be extremely overwhelming and not user friendly ... ESP since I know very little about wine. Regarding the price, I'd say it's expensive. However, the quality of food and the impeccable service make it worthwhile. I highly recommend, and I can't wait to take my BF here!!!

I'd walked by Nathálie for years, but had never stopped by. The inside is beautiful and has a sultry vibe. Most of the wines were by the bottle, but I ordered a glass of Chardonnay, which was very good. Admittedly, I have no idea what a "natural wine" is, but I do think it's really awesome that Nathálie focuses on female-produced wines.

As a wine connoisseur, I absolutey loved this wine bar. Right in the heart of Fenway (so yes as you can imagine parking can be tough). But, luckily for me my superpower is finding parking (lol). We were able to get street parking not too far away but in the dead heat it was pretty hot walking even 5 minutes to this place, but totally worth it in the end. If you know of Haley Henry wine bar in the downtown crossing area, this is their sister restaurant. Haley Henry has won all sorts of awards especially for best wine bar in Boston. As with nathalie I am not sure if they won any awards, but I will say the space is definitely bigger. Very similiar in food but they carry different wines, cocktails and beers. And, they mainly focus on small producers, organic and natural wines which is something that I am super passionate about. I started off with a glass of Chenin Blanc and my husband had a Pilsner. We also shared one of their larger Charcuterie boards...quite expensive for what you actually get so that was a bit disappointing but still very good. After a few more glasses of wine, olives and buying a branded t-shirt, I will say we enjoyed our time here tremendously. They do have an outdoor patio but it was way too hot to sit there. I am hoping to return in the future with some of my friends. Until then Cheers and I highly recommend this wine bar for sure!