capri cellars

The gal that owns this is from Issaquah and has great wine knowledge. When we were out for an afternoon walk we came by here and even though she was not technically opened she let us in talked to us about the place, recommended some wines and events that they do. If you are need of wine or just want t acozy nice place for happy hour skip the big places in town and walk over here! You get true personal service which seems to be a dying thing.

We tried their 4 course wine and cheese experience. It was enough food and wine for a light supper with 4 kinds of cheese (gouda, cheddar, manchego and Dylan), crackers, jam and fruit (figs and dried apricots). All four of the wines were great, on the sweet side, but my husband who prefers them dry also enjoyed them. The service was superb, too! It was about a 45 min ride from downtown Seattle, would have been closer to half an hour without traffic on a Saturday night. It has inspired me to try the same kind of evening entertainment with friends at home. We'd highly recommend this as a great date night or ladies night out (with a designated driver)!

The wine specialist certainly knew her stuff between reds and white wines, menu items and satisfied my hunger after a long hike at Poo Poo Point to what the paragliders. Perfect pairing in Issaquah.

A perfect place to get together with friends, enjoy wine flights, or purchase an excellent quality bottle of wine. Staff is warm, welcoming and has great knowledge of wines. Try their tastings on Thursday evening, and check out their classes focusing on wine from specific areas.

Was just passing through town and on a tip from a local we stopped in at Capri for a taste of Washington wine. Very pleasing atmosphere, friendly staff (not pretentious like we ran into in Yakima) and tasty snack menu. Their cellar includes an impressive array of bottles available for glass pour & although we focused on Washington, Capri includes international product, too.

I love this little wine shop for the relaxed atmosphere and great wines. They have a lot of free tasting events where local wineries come and pour their line-up. It is also a nice place to sit and enjoy a glass with friends or a magazine. They recently got a license to sell beer as well, which is convenient if one of your friends isn't a wine drinker.

The people are very friendly and they know so much about wine. The wine on glass pour isnt two buck chuck its great wine at a great value