Cuvee Wine Bistro - Menu

"I had the pleasure of dining here with the original chef and owner. It truly was a remarkable experience!"

Way too expensive for the quality and quantity. It was mostly empty and easy to see why. It thinks it is something it is not and the local choice means we will not go again.

Great food and service. Been there several times and love it. Highly recommend it for a special evening out. Our #1 favorite restaurant in Ocala. Love the flourless chocolate cake and raspberry. View menu

The restaurant has a decent atmosphere, but it seems to have some pretentious elements. Be cautious with the wine selection; I ended up spending $14.50 on a 4-ounce pour of a fairly average French red. The lamb chops and crab cakes were quite good, but the overall experience was quite uncomfortable—it felt cramped and constricted.

We stopped by and were pleasantly surprised by the restaurant. The spinach salad was one of the best I've ever had. My main dish was fantastic, but the star of the meal was definitely the lamb. It had an intriguing combination of flavors that we really enjoyed: cumin-spiced lamb, polenta, and broccolini. We'll definitely be back next time we're in the area.

The food and service were excellent. The facility is on the small side but fortunately had few customers when we were there. When crowded, there could be a problem with the noise level. Throughout the facility there are electronic wine pouring devices where you select your own wine in different quantities which could create a problem interrupting other diners. Fortunately you can also order wine or beverages from the menu if you desire. The food is expensive and while tastily prepared is probably overpriced. View menu

many friends recommended the place, so I and my wife went to the jubilee. we already knew what to order on the basis of the recommendations of our friends. the atmosphere was great and so was the service. the food was not worth the price. the place has a new owner and a new chef (hence, new menu) after our server. my wife and I couldn't even finish our salate. the spinach and the salat did not look fresh and needed more dressing. the place still has an extensive wine list. if they're a cries, this place is for them, if you don't want to eat, go somewhere else.

A special find in a lackluster area. Cuvee has a unique approach to wining: 120 wines digitally poured in a self-service environment. Patrons receive a card to swipe in the machines and wines are electronically dispensed in 1 oz, 2.5 oz or 5 oz pours. It 's an excellent way to taste multiple wines without purchasing an entire bottle, but it 's very easy to rack up quite a total. This was an interesting experience to try once, but I would recommend selecting a full bottle of wine for consumption. The 'surgical ' 5 oz pour just doesn 't add up. Food is very good. High quality tapas menu makes a meal. Cheese flight and lamb lollipops were excellent. Worth a visit.

I've been spoiled with the DC restaurant scene, so just I am unjustly comparing it to them, but other reviews got my hopes up. We were visiting from Washington DC and decided to try them out. The place is in what looks to be a converted bank with drive through. That's fine, I like what they did to the place. The display of wine looks a bit confusing, but little matter. The service was fine. The food, okay. Just okay. The soup I thought was a little salty. The tuna, could have had the salt from the soup, or something as it seemed to lack flavor. I was prewarned in another review that the tacos were cold. They were fine. The meatballs, ok. The only memorable thing was the banana foster for two... View menu