Trevino

Not much of a "bar" in that sense. No real ambiance. But the service was good and they had a good selection of wines by the glass.

Trevino, Mission Bay's newest wine Bar, is located inside the newly opened LUMA Hotel on the ground floor. Trevino has exceptional service, cozy seats, and their wine selection is truly impressive. You can order by the glass or a bottle, but we opted for a tasting. We began with a sparkling wine from France, then the chardonnay, a California Orange wine, before trying a pinot noir from the Sonoma Coast. They also serve light snacks so we got the truffle chips, almonds and marinated olives. The best part about this space is the stunning light installation overhead by San Francisco-based artist, Jim Campbell, titled, 'Helical Trace.'Trevino has such a relaxed atmosphere and the staff is so knowledgeable, that you'll have a delightful experience. And, If you happen to visit Trevino during the day, the wine bar transforms into a coffee and pastry shop.

Walked in not knowing what to expect and pleasantly surprised by amazing ambience and the most welcoming staffs. Chris is awesome!

Checked out Trevino yesterday while around the area, such an aesthetic and comfortable place to taste fun wines! Will definitely be back to try more! Had the Marmalade orange wine and the chardonnay. Both were refreshing and really good. Bianca was amazing and went over the wines with us. We learned a lot and excited to come back!

Amazing new spot in the neighborhood! Stumbled upon it while waiting for a friend. The service is great and they have some great wines. Chris (who I believe is a manager) walked us through what they have and gave us some fun tastes. It's inside of the hotel (that I didn't even know was there) but it's super chill and has a very relaxing vibe. Cool to see that there are more fun places appearing in the Mission Bay. Highly recommend to check it out.

Nice addition to the hotel lobby area with an approachable selections of wine. The space is wide open with a very high ceiling, lots of sunlight. Felt comfortable in the space to casually slip in and grab a glass.

Happened to stumble upon Trevino during the first few days of their opening, and it's absolutely outstanding. The space is gorgeous and it's in a fantastic location, but the wine list itself stands out. They've got a ton of by-the-glass options from all over the world and spanning a wide variety of styles; they've got wines from California, France, Italy, and Spain, just from memory. They also offer some light snacks to accompany their wines; the truffle chips were my favorite. If you're celebrating a special occasion, they've got higher-end bottles available like Billecart-Salmon rosé champagne, Domaine Leflaive white Burgundy from the Macon-Verze, and Stags Leap Cabernet from Napa. I decided to stick with California wines when I visited. Chris pointed me in the direction of the Konsgaard Albariño from Napa, which was lovely. I then moved on to a Pinor Noir from Ernest Vineyards and a Cabernet from Enkidu, both located in Sonoma. As I was heading out the door, I decided to splurge on a half-glass of Grenache called God Only Knows (I don't remember where it was from), and it was my favorite wine of the evening. I don't remember exactly what I spent, but it was much less than what I would've expected to spend on 3.5 glass of wine and some snacks from such a centrally-located and high-end wine bar. Overall, I found Trevino to be a beautiful and elegant space with a wide-ranging and elevated wine list, tasty bar snacks, and a knowledgeable staff who are more than happy to point customers in the direction of something they'd like. I would highly recommend visiting, and I think it's 100% worth a trip to Mission Bay even if you're not in the area.

Nice atmosphere/location. Wine is basic with 3 to 4 times markup on bottles. I think it was a 6 oz pour or about 1/4 a bottle