Contento is an exciting place to have dinner in East Harlem - they serve Peruvian dishes and the restaurant was built with accessibility in mind.

One19 Wine Bar is located behind a fake deli on the LES, and it has lots of Italian varietals and a good amount of bottle options for $40-50.

Cherry On Top in Bushwick has a funky list of wines at reasonable prices (with plenty of glasses under $15 and bottles under $50) and a large rooftop.

The Lexington Social is a wine and tapas bar in East Harlem.

The Ten Bells Brooklyn location is the second wine bar from the team, located in Bushwick right across from Maria Hernandez Park.

Temperance is a West Village wine bar with 100+ wines by the glass.

Bar Blondeau is a French-style wine bar inside the Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg.

KIT is a queer-run restaurant incubator in Prospect Heights that hosts a wide range of pop-ups every week.

Winona’s is a natural wine bar in Bed-Stuy that doubles as an all-day cafe.

There’s no other wine bar in the city where you can order meats and cheeses like the ones you’ll get from Di Palo’s Wine Bar in Little Italy.

Maracuja is a bar in Williamsburg with daily Happy Hour and a hidden back patio.

Rolo’s is a restaurant and grocery store in Ridgewood that serves excellent sandwiches, dinner kits, and baked goods.

Sip Unwine is one a Caribbean wine bar with a laid-back atmosphere.

Farra is a wine bar in Tribeca from the people behind (temporarily closed) Atera. Order the scallop fried rice.

Cafe Paulette is a French bistro where you can drink natural wine across the street from Fort Greene Park.

Vinum is an Italian wine bar on Staten Island with a big, covered backyard.