La Cave Du Vin

bigi b. 

on Citysearch

12 years ago

Very rude and aggressive owner. I wish, I never went there because the way my friend and I were treated was really awful not to mention that the owner used the F word on us as well. The reason is because we told him that we were waiting too long on our food. Don't recommend it at all! 

nas20 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Great Selection, but very busy – Behind the rather unmarked entrance in the basement, lies the feeling of a true wine cellar complete with semi-musty smell. Racks of wine bottles line the right wall, straight ahead are glass-doored refrigerators with varying import/craft/microbrewed beers, and to the left is the bar. The beer selection is always changing with the seasons, but there's always something new. The bartender's are very knowledgeable and can point you in the direction of something newly in or perfectly suited to yo... read more

embrosio 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

Excellent selections of Wines and Beers!! – They have the excellent selections of wines and beers. I especially love the fruit beer selection!! Banana, Strawberry, Cassis beer...Kelp beer is tasty too! The place has a great cozy atmosphere. Little too noisy so you can't really hear what your partner is saying.. but highly recommended!! 

Contributor 

on Citysearch

20 years ago

Below-ground wine bar for those with tastes above white zinfandel. – The Scene Claiming cultural superiority over the pub-obsessed West Side, the East Side has a decent argument, especially when it comes to wine. Along with many of the nearby restaurants, La Cave du Vin has a well-stocked selection that attracts graduate students, young professionals, Coventry beatniks and the after-theater crowd. And it may be the only wine shrine where knowledgeable bartenders crank up techno music at the end of the night. The Draw Along w... read more

RandiSchmelzer_Citysearch 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

The cheese plate rules – Why La Cave is the best bar on the East Side of Cleveland: the wine and beer selection (extensive and reasonably priced); the cheese plates (served with fresh and dried fruits, crackers and bread); the patrons (a fascinating mix of chain-smoking Coventry folks, people who wandered over from BW3 and musicians/artists/writers); the TV (usually showing a "Simpsons" rerun); the lighting (dark, dark, dark); the staff (knowledgable, maybe a little rude, too, but not bad); the cheese plate. The parking is n... read more