Ro Sham Beaux

Overall? Totally caught off guard by how much we enjoyed this place. My wife and I went on a last-minute date, drawn in by the nonalcoholic options, but the food ended up stealing the show. The artsy, rustic vibe made for a great atmosphere, with the choice of indoor seating or a cozy heated patio. Bonus: it's right next to a solid dessert spot, always a winParking? StreetHere's what we had:Cheese Whiz (5/5): Great balance. Whipped manchego and parmesan melt into crispy crostini, topped with a perfectly briny olive that ties everything together. The manchego brings a nutty depth, the parm adds a sharp bite, and the olive cuts through just enough to keep it from getting too rich. Crunch, cream, umami Pain au Levain (5/5): Nutty, tangy, and ridiculously satisfying. The garlic confit seeps into every crispy edge, while the whipped miso butter delivers pure umami bliss. Simple, rich, and exactly what you want from a great bread dishCured Meat Plate (3.5/5): The flavors? On point. Savory saucisson, smoky chorizo, and jamon that hits all the right notes. The portions? A little stingy for the price

Unfortunately, I'm not a wine person, so I didn't enjoy the wine cocktails as much as someone who likes wine would, but the ambience is nice. It's a quirky place that is shared with other businesses, but at night it's only this bar. I would take a date here, but not on a busy night, because there won't be a place to sit, but the staff here are attentive and prices are decent. Not cheap, but not expensive.

Stopped here for a glass of wine and a snack before my flight out of SMF and it was nice. The wine bar is inside of a building with other businesses so I had to look around before finding the spot (the front door says Wild Hearts Beauty).The inside is clean and modern, there's a lovely display of all their natural wines. They do half and full glasses of wine which is nice. The lady behind the bar helping me was helpful and shared some recommendations. I ended choosing a chilled red Mago that was yummy.For food, I tried the Cheese Whiz and the Shiitake Chowder, which were both unique and tasty. I recommend both!

I love stopping by this little spot whenever I visit Wild Heart Beauty. It's a great place for small plates and drinks. I don't drink alcohol so I can't comment on their alcohol selection but their non alcoholic options are great. They even have a service window for Wild Heart Beauty. It's a very cute, intimate place for getting together with friends or a relaxed date night. Pros: it's a vibey, relaxed atmosphere and the staff have always been so friendly and check in often. My favorite is the cheese whiz. Their bread is perfect, not too hard and light. We usually order the cheese whiz with their meat plate. Cons: parking can be hard to find. When it gets busy during the colder months, indoor seating can be limited.

I love this little place! Great ambiance! Lively bar. Good wine. Recommend to stop in for great glass / bottle of wine!

It's been almost a year since we went to Ro Sham Beaux and we were eager to go back on a date night. We arrived around 5:50 and were able to snag two bar stools. It was pretty busy, but for groups of 2 there was some place to squeeze, but by 6:30 it was full besides the outdoor seating. We ordered the cheez whiz and were able to get it off the happy hour menu. I started with a sparkling while they chilled a pet nat that I was eager to try. The cheez whiz is house made whipped manchego and parm on crostini and it's to die for. I probably could have eaten 10 of them...but opted to have 1.5 out of the 3. They're open to doing half a glass of wine as well which is nice because then you can try a bunch of things! If I lived closed and didn't have kids at home, I think I'd likely be here once a week!

If you're looking for an intimate wine bar with a great atmosphere, Ro Sham Beaux is the best choice. I've been coming to this wine bar for over a year and it never disappoints. Date nights, catching up with friends, or just wanna grab a drink after a long day? The ambiance is perfect for it all.There's always a great selection of wine that ranges in price so you can really choose if you want wine on a budget, or want to splurge. Don't know what to pick? Just let the wine tenders know what you usually drink and the types of notes you like and they'll gladly give suggestions and even some samples. I'm also very excited that they recently added a happy hour menu! I will be returning to try it out!

Decided to go to a wine bar with a couple friends, we decided on ro sham beaux and really loved it. Beautiful ambiance, really friendly staff, and great wine.We got the red wine flight for $22 each, which came with three wines:* vino rosso - from angelo negro, piedmont, 2022. organic and unfiltered, some sour notes but really liked it* la combe du temps - from domaine du temps, languedoc, 2018. made from syrah and grenache* cain cuvée - from cain vineyards, napa valley. blend of 2014 and 2015 vintages. looked it up online and found that the blend includes merlot, cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc, and petite verdot. really loved this one! it was super delicous, a little bit of a darker flavor. I loved the whole flight but would just get a glass of this if I went back.And for snacks we ordered:* cheese whiz - made of whipped parmesan and manchego on a crostini, topped with an olive. costs $4 during happy hour. pretty yummy, came with three pieces.* bread with butter (pain au levain) - a sizeable portion of bread with some spruced up butter, also very good* salted chips - very self explanatory, they were just potato chips lolOverall the whole experience was great. The guy behind the bar was really funny, the lighting was perfect, the wine was delicious. Definitely recommend for anyone in the area.

I recently visited this wine bar and had a mixed experience. The space is small but has a nice, cozy vibe--however, there was no seating available inside, so we had to sit at the overflow tables in front of the neighboring dessert store. Unfortunately, this felt a bit disconnected from the main bar area, which took away from the atmosphere.We went primarily for the food and ordered a variety of dishes. The salmon pate was really flavorful but it came with only a few crostini, which felt a little stingy. The truffle chips were tasty but overpriced for what they were. The charcuterie plate offered a good selection of meats, which we enjoyed. The raclette special, the dish we were most excited about, turned out to be a bit of a letdown. We were hoping for the cheese-melting experience, but they just brought the plates served to the table, though it still tasted good.For drinks, the bar was out of a lot of options, which was disappointing. However, the bartender was helpful and walked me through the available choices, guiding me to something I enjoyed.Overall, it was an okay experience. The food and drinks were fine, but the service and the seating situation could definitely use improvement.

Such a fun wine bar, and such a funky curated wine list! I love that the list is short and rotates. Not helpful when a wine bar has lists a mile long. I was pleasantly surprised by how yummy all the snacks were given there really isn't a kitchen (from what I can see - the spot is quite small). I had a glass of bubbly then a "chilled red" that was a deep red rose from Spain. Never tried something like that before and it was delicious with the summer heat. I'd like to return!