Paganini Wine Bar

Great pizzas and extensive wine/​drink menu! Love coming here after work for a delicious quick bite and beverage. The outdoor area is cozy and the inside décor almost transports you to another place/​time era. Little bit pricey but overall great experience.

Underrated burger alert!
Randomly came into Pag’s during a stroll around Doylestown. The menu wasn’t super appealing, actually, so I just went with a cheeseburger. Legitimately, one of the best cheeseburgers I’ve had in a while! Tasted like a quality Big Mac! Patty wasn’t too thick, bun didn’t overshadow the burger and whatever sauce they used — YUM.
We were in the wine bar section — ambiance is really nice; def not very kid friendly (we had our son with us.) but staff was friendly and accommodating.
We will totally be back next time we are in the mood for a good burger!

This is our go to spot in D town. Burgers are great, pizzas are phenomenal, the waitstaff is impeccable (even without Manjit). Never overcrowded, super friendly (Karly and Rosie are top shelf). Lots of bourbons and whiskeys, great wine selection (mostly French, but often other varietals available) seems like hundreds of beers. Can’t miss spot in D town!

My husband and I stopped in for a late bite and a glass of wine on a snowy cold weekday evening. There were only 5 other patrons. We ordered the local beef burger, which was sort of a thin patty, but tasty, and a pizza that was fine. Our waitress was friendly and pleasant. The atmosphere is relaxing and cozy. We would definitely go back under the same circumstances. I give it three stars because of the food.

We had friends in from out of town and we were desperate for a wine bar that didn’t require us to dress in upscale attire, yet still had some sort of charm. I don’t head up to Doylestown often (why? I don’t know!) so I found Paganini Wine Bar through Unilocal.
First thing I noticed was the size. It’s a bit quaint (it adds to the charm!!) but it makes it difficult to find seating on a Saturday night. Luckily, there was a table in the back for our party of 4.
The service was spot on and the wine selection was large. We ordered flatbread pizzas (a margarita and a garden pizza) and both were excellent. The hummus as an appetizer was tasty as well. We stayed for quite awhile sipping wine and catching up with friends. We will definitely return the next time a wine craving sets in!

Pag’s is a great place to go for a drink. I love the bar’s décor and ambiance– it’s unlike anything else in the area, with it’s mahogany covered walls, exposed stone and European feel. They make good drinks and martinis, have a broad selection of wines by the glass, and the servers are always more than accommodating.
I’ve never eaten at Pag’s before, but on many occasions have used it as a jumping-​off point before a dinner in Doylestown. However, based on the low bar that appears to pass for «good» for most of the other restaurants in the borough as of late, I’ll have to give it a try next time to see if they can do any better.

Worst restaurant I have ever been to. The servers had no idea with what they were doing and were more concerned with going out and getting intoxicated. The food was awful and our pizza contained a grey hair. The server had no empathy and it was the worst restaurant experience I have ever had in my entire life. I do not recommend this place and it would be my last choice in doylestown

Went to Pag’s Wine Bar last night after dinner and had a great time. They have a pretty decent wine selection, beer list and the servers were very friendly and funny. It was a nice fall night so we decided to sit outside and then all of a sudden it started to rain pretty hard. We endured the rain dripping from the umbrellas for awhile b/​c it was fun sitting outside, but we had to move inside. However the atmosphere inside was just as nice. I will definitely be back.

Great margarita pizza and a nice cappuccino, tiny outside patio but its nice when you have it to yourself. Cute and cozy bar. Why doesn’t this place have more customers?

Average tasting wine. Nice bar area. Lacks service. Food was below average. Would only recommend for a drink with some friends.

Excellent wine selection, despite despite being in PA.
Cozy interior with a fireplace near the front and a friendly and knowledgeable staff. Nice selection of tapas sized appetizers that compliments the wide selection or wines.

stepping into the wine bar is like stepping back in time — in an amazing way. i stopped in here today with a friend for a glass of wine. happy hour from 4 – 6 every day. that means instead of a glass of malbec, i got a half carafe for the same price. the jazz on the radio, the small (normal-​sized) wine glasses, the bartender in vest with perfectly waxed mustache, hard-​boiled eggs for sale… i felt like i was in paris in the 1920s. or is it rome? my friend and i decided it was a 1920s fratalian place, and fell in love with it. i’ll definitely be going back.

Pags rules this street with three separate venues: a pizza place, a fancier Italian restaurant, and the super-​romantic wine bar we love. The front room looks like an old time train station waiting area, with its dramatic hanging lights, banquettes, and tiny tables (AND the Bridgette Bardot poster).
The wine menu is heavily French and not cheap, so savor those glasses, but they will give you a taste before you invest. For example, they had a Veuve Cliquot Yellow Label open to try by the glass ($ 13, and a full bottle was $ 84). Most wine places don’t have such an expensive bottle available for glasses.
The last time we went, we were in the mood for rosé, having just accomplished one of life’s milestones. Due to excellent recommendations from the owner, we developed a major crush on Pommery champagne, which they had as splits in two different versions, pink and blue. Oh, such a cute half-​size wine bucket too.
There is a full bar, not just wine, and sometimes they bring out free tapas such as kalamata olives (plus a little dish for the pits, nice touch). We have enjoyed the arugula pizza back in our ovo-​lacto days, but you don’t come here for the food. The building is long and narrow, so the back part is even darker and more intimate, if you need to hide out, and there is a tiny patio in front though I have never seen anyone on it.
Music can be anything from classic jazz to electronica, and I don’t remember any tvs, hurray. Recently, Nina Simone was playing, just perfect for our mood. My bf got into a discussion about Indian and Brazilian music with the owner, who then played some recommended Brazilian artists from his own collection for us and wrote down the names so we could hunt them down later. (Interlibrary loan + iPod = amazingly broad and deep music collection, ssssh.)