Andys Wine Bar

First time here. It's inside the fairmont Hotel. If you're seeking local wine, this isn't your place. The wine list consist of wine from Italy, Argentina and California.I had a Malbec that was from the Argentina region. The wine was a light body and easy drinking for a red wine. The service was good. I had a salad with my meal. It was good.Prices are a little more than most places but it's in a hOtel and will require a higher price.

Have come here a few times with friends and the service is exceptional every time. The bartenders were friendly and knowledgeable and made great recommendations for custom cocktails. We enjoyed live music which wasn't too loud and added to the cozy atmosphere with all the festive holiday decorations throughout. We snacked on shoestring fries and wings and enjoyed sparkling rose and blueberry cosmos throughout the evening.

This is a good spot to meet up with friends, serve as a jump off for date night or just to chill. Since the bar is located in the Fairmont lobby, there are multiple seating options away from the bar as well. There is a wide variety of wines and craft cocktails made with fresh ingredients. Since this was the first stop of the evening and I was hangry, I loved that they provided complimentary popcorn and pork rinds. Score!The service here is great and if you can't decide, they ask questions to help steer you towards a great decision. Side conversation with the bartenders was great as well...they were so friendly! The blackberry sour I had was fresh and fruity with the pop of muddled blackberries on the bottom and a hint of peach. This was a great 1st experience and I'm looking forward to visiting again.

I love coming here for cocktails, light bites and live jazz. Most especially when Tania Grubbs is performing.Prices are what you would expect them to be as Andy's is inside Fairmont Hotel. Service however can be a little lacking. Sometimes it's over the top fantastic and others it's flat out disappointing. Been here several times and will come again if they're hosting a performer I'm interested in seeing.

I finally decided to spurge before theater and try out one of the wines at Andy's. When I arrived the place was packed with people and I was listening to a DJ playing jazz music nearby. Since there was no seating at the bar area I asked one of the waitresses where I should go. She told me to have a seat anywhere and they would find me.I settled into a high back chair that had a nice view of the outside passersby. She came over to me and I asked to try one of their sweet wines. She recommended their Italian moscata for me so I chose that. I got it fairly quickly and sipped it slowly to enjoy its full flavor.It was indeed a very good wine! My glass came to $14.00 but this is the Fairmont hotel so naturally I expected to pay more.The places as I had said was very noisy and it was a great place to kill some time before the show. I couldn't enter from the side of the bar so I had to use the main entrance. As you come in there is a welcome fireplace. I learned that this bar is named for Andy Warhol as it was noted on my coaster. I wasn't hungry so I didn't order any light bites. i will return when the occasion warrants it.

Located in the Fairmont Hotel, we saw that they were setting up for some live music. Being in the mood to hear a live band, we decided to stop in and have a drink and listen to the band. We sat at a table near the bar and ordered a cocktail before a glass of wine. The service was okay (our waiter was very serious), cocktail was mediocre and pricey, but the music was great. Our wine was good so that explains why the cocktail was only mediocre. So if you are in the mood for good music, stop by for a romantic evening.

I have only stopped in here after a ballet or Heinz Hall event. I tend to dress a bit avante garde at these events and was totally comfortable. The bar is small but there are many seating areas if one is with company and prefers a more private area. I asked for a Pinot blanco and the nice bartender recommended one of the best I had in a long time. There was an excellent combo playing soft jazz. It was a great way to wrap up an evening

I love Fairmont hotels! Therefore, I thought I would love this lobby bar. It had everything going for it, great location, it's a bar and they had jazz music. Sadly I was disappointed. The music is away from the bar and facing the opposite direction so the sound wasn't great. A Moscow mule served in a tall glass isn't the right way to serve one......a copper mug is a must! The amaretto was a small pour, and the prices were high. The cool chairs in the lower area look nice and relaxing, but the tables and chairs in the bar area aren't all that comfortable. We only stayed for one drink as we weren't enjoying ourselves. Bummed!

Located in the lobby of the Fairmont Hotel, the bar area is brightly lit and the acoustics are poor. A bad combination for a jazz bar. The band is positioned at the base of the raised bar, facing away from the bar (another less than optimal facet). The music was decent and the service was average. I ordered a Moscow Mule, which was presented in a tall glass, not a copper mug! I'm sorry, but it is not a Moscow Mule if it is not served in a copper mug. Overall, it was a disappointment. Especially considering the bar is located in a Fairmont Hotel.

I'm not impressed. When entering the Fairmont, the bar is all the way in the back of the lobby. There are steps up to the bar but otherwise, the bar is not really separate from the lobby. A few tables were scattered around the bar and the atmosphere and decor were nice: very modern. Despite this fancy-hotel-bar-feel, the drinks and service did not impress me. Drinks were expensive and the signature cocktails I've tried weren't memorable. Additionally, the service my table received made the experience even less enjoyable. Our server had something smart to say after everything. Maybe this was just his personality, but this kind of attitude just didn't make a guest feel welcomed. I didn't really appreciate a sarcastic and smart aleck server when I was paying nearly $15 for my drink. I try to avoid Andy's but unfortunately, it's close proximity to my office means that I'll probably return for happy hour in the future. Hopefully my next experience will be better.