Only a short ride from some of downtown St Louis’ most notable attractions, the Wine Press wine bar and café is the ideal place to relax, enjoy a glass of wine, and nibble on exceptional appetizers and entrees. While we take what we do seriously, first and foremost, we believe drinking wine should be enjoyed by all, novices and connoisseurs alike. With over 40+ wines by the glass, 30+ fine beers and spirits, the Wine Press is the perfect setting for a romantic meal before the theater at the Fox, or an event in Grand Center, or just to indulge in a casual evening out with friends and family.

Our talented staff has gone to great lengths to ensure a sensory experience unlike any other in Saint Louis. Fresh ingredients and special attention to presentation is what makes the food at The Wine Press so unique. During the summer months, the patio is open, and fire pit is lit, providing a great spot to enjoy a glass of wine. We always have new wines and beers to try, and keep our $5 specials menu in constant rotation, so your taste buds never get bored.

We invite you to read Sauce Magazine’s review of the Wine Press written by Matt Berkley or listed to a Sauce Magazine podcast review (review starts at the 7 min mark).

The Wine Press, St Louis, MO, is a Non-Smoking establishment. The wine press also RECYCLE’s all of our wine bottles/cans.

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Events

There’s something fun going on just about every night at the Wine Press. Check out our events calendar for details on live music performances (every Thursday, Friday, & Saturday nights) and other hosted events.

If you would like to host a private event at the Wine Press, call Greg at 314.504.8884

• Perfect space for parties up to 57/sitting, 80/cocktail. Outdoor patio/seating available, weather permitting.
  
• Special Menu Pricing to accommodate the needs of your event (passed hors d’oeuvres, wine/beer selection, & entree choices)
  
• We will help book the perfect live entertainment for your party (grand piano available for musician).
  
• Ability to hook I-POD, and other mp3 devices, up to our sound system
• Great event space for rehearsal cocktail parties, anniversaries, birthdays, holiday celebrations, and any other party you can think of.
  

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Our History

Located on the edge of the Central West End, in the heart of the Gas Light district, the Wine Press opened in 2008 at 4436 Olive Street after months of renovations in an effort to maintain the charm of this historic structure (circa 1904). The Wine Press is the outcome of a desire and commitment by the owner, Greg Stevens, to create an environment in which people could share a casual evening with friends enhanced by fine wines in a comfortable ambiance. We are excited to announce on May 2010 Greg was presented Landmarks Association Honors Award for one of the top 10 Building Reservations in Saint Louis. Greg is also the owner of Peace Institute Printing, located in the adjoining building, offering printing services to the greater St. Louis area.

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Happy Hour

Grab a friend and get selected* appetizer/bottle of wine HALF OFF when you join us from 5-7 pm Tuesday-Friday.

*Selections Rotate day-to-day, so ask about our staff about the daily specials. No discounts or coupons can be used on this already reduced promotion.

Tuesdays

All open bottles of wine, glasses HALF OFF all night.

Saturday Nights

10:00 pm -1:00am

All open bottles of wine, glasses HALF OFF.

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This is how we see it…

De Gustibus Non Disputandum Est.
Or, in English: In matters of taste, one should not argue.

The culture of being a more educated wine drinker has reached mass appeal. Check out the grocer — placement accommodations are bigger and better for wine than what you find for Frito-Lay.

Passing is the paranoia that the wine police are lurking in the wine list. De Gustibus Non Disputandum Est makes for a good credo. It invites everyone to the table; snobs, slobs, sloven and sophisticate. There is a lot to discover about the world of wine and each other. Expanding our grip of wine offers a common interest, and a lubricant to exercise conversation. Kind of like watching the Olympics or riding the Metro to the Card’s game. Read more