Vino-N-Brew

Had the Bellevue Biltmore Blueberry Vanilla Wheat somewhere else once and was pleased when this spot opened. Not my first trip here, won’t be the last. Lots of beverages to choose from. Good to take home a Crowler (a 32 oz can that you can bring back for refills)

Not sure about this place as a bar/​restaurant. I went there because I enjoy keel and curley wine. Was happy to buy a few bottles! The place was dead on a Saturday around 7−730pm. When I first arrived the cook hadn’t shown up yet so I can’t judge the food. Had one of their beers, good. $ 5.50. Big place with bar and high top tables, plus a touch tunes! Not sure about the atmosphere but would stop in again.

Had no idea this place was right across from the beach but I’m so glad it is. Hubby and I came here to escape the sun for a bit to try their beer and wine freezes. Lulu was amazing! She let us try most of the beers upon ordering. My hubby enjoyed the 7 mile bridge IPA and the Belgian Hoppy Amber. I ordered the flight and enjoyed the Apple Cider, IPA, and the Sunset Beach Bikini Ale. The mill stour was okay but it was hot out so it didn’t pair well with the weather. The Jalapeño Blueberry stout was also delicious! We also got to try the wine freezes. The wild berry, key lime pie margarita and sangria was delicious! I’m so glad we finally were able to make it out here. Also we can enjoy some beer/​wine while at the beach. They also have food which we weren’t able to try as we had such had lunch but based on the reviews we will be back! Staff were super friendly! Great big and open space!

Recently stopped in this place to use for parking. Just being honest lol. We were going to caddys on a hot Sunday for Memorial Day weekend and there was no place to park. Well Vino and Brew offered parking for free if we made a $ 25 purchase. We thought this is as good parking we are gonna get. We go in. At first we just thought it was a liquor store when outside but when we went in found out it was a restaurant. Because we were in a rush to get to the beach we only had a few drinks and got food to go. We played Jenga twice while my other friends enjoyed their strawberry Mango Coladas which were good. I tasted them yum. But the food took longer than I think needed. All we ordered was flatbread pizza and Mac n cheese bites. To make up for it the bartender gave us two car vouchers for the price of one. That definitely made up for it seeing that we came in two cars. Thought we were gonna have to shell out $ 50 just for parking lol.

Two Henry’s/Keel and Kurley satellite store in St. Pete. Sells all that stuff, so if you’re a fan of the Plant City location’s fare, you’ll fit right in here. Spacious inside, and they serve breakfast for some reason.
Bonus points for having one of those «plays ANYTHING» jukeboxes, so to anyone who was there at the same time I was, You’re Welcome for me playing Lou Bega’s magnificent «Mambo #5» on repeat for 35 minutes.

Today was my first time, and definitely not my last, stopping by. I would have probably driven by this place, if I didn’t have a groupon. The wine flight is super fun– you get to choose any 8 wines from of a detailed list of different kinds of wines, along with one free appetizer. We chose the smoked salmon salad and the only thing I didn’t like about it was that it was gone way too quickly. We also a ordered a flatbread, which was very thin and crispy, but most of all very fresh!
Obviously, I came for wine this time, but they also have a very large selection of beers, which I’m curious to try sometime.
Plus, in addition to all that, this place has awesome servers. Overall– a very welcoming place, with lots of tasty eating and drinking choices !

Great brews and fun atmosphere. Quick walk to the beach for gorgeous sunsets. Menu had nice selections that worked well with our flights. Such a nice variety of beer offerings and truly enjoyed all that we tried. Can’t wait to go back some time and try the wines too. Loved the amber beer and the chocolate stout was delicious. Fantastic place and saw signs that they have music and events as well. Visiting from NY and really wish this place had a sister place near us.

If you like craft beer this is a place you have got to go. They have really good beer specifically the 7 mile ipa which is less hoppy and smoother than traditional ipa’s and the blueberry vanilla wheat which is like no other beer ive had before. I also like that they have a great wine selection and also a variety of ciders which is nice because there are great options for people who arent down with the craft beer craze. They have also recently added flatbreads and sliders which pair well with their drink selections. If you are looking to have a few drinks and some delicious snacks this is a nice place to start or end your night. Also check facebook or ask your bartender about specials because they usually have a really good special going on every day.

Great neighborhood joint with a wide selection of brews and ciders on tap. Pop in for a pint or an instant can growler («crowler»). I dropped the wife at the spa and had an hour of me time with the Two Henrys … a winning plan!

Went on a Saturday afternoon and there was a lively crowd of about twenty five customers. The servers were great. We had a wine sampler, three food items, an umbrella drink and a cider. We had a great time. It’s a fun place to spend a few hours.

Recently stopped in on a football Sunday as it was a walk across the bridge from Sea Hags where we were having lunch (good option to eat before or after a trip to Vino-​N-​Brew, don’t make the mistake of walking across the same bridge and eating at Salty Rim, which is horrible).
I’m a local and drive by Vino-​N-​Brew a few times per week and had been wanting to stop in for a while, but just never found the time. It’s an interesting place. The size of the building they choose creates an odd situation. When it’s slow, you feel like you’re hanging out in an empty warehouse. I imagine on busy nights, it’s a much better experience, but when we were there, there were only five customers in the place so it just felt like we were kind of hanging out on a deserted island enjoying beer and wine.
The bartender working the day we were there was very nice. I went with a beer flight and wife did a wine flight; the prices are very reasonable. Regarding the beer, my only complaint there is that while on the outside of the building they advertise 20+ craft beers or whatever it says, they’re all from the same brewery; Two Henrys. I tried the five beers I was most likely to enjoy and found myself not that excited about any of them. I’m not holding this against the place, everyone has their own particular preference for beer and I am big on traditional German wheats. While they had a few things somewhat close, none really appealed to me. I had hoped there’d have been a larger variety of breweries, perhaps some additional locals such as Green Bench or Three Daughters. I suspect Two Henrys is likely related to Keel & Curley in some way, which would explain the exclusive beer deal. For the time being, I think a better craft beer option on the beaches is the new Tapz and Tapaz on Corey Ave in St Pete Beach; they have 55 beers on tap from over 20 different breweries.
One additional aspect of this place that is unique is that they do not have a liquor license, but serve select liquors as mixers. I inquired about this and it was explained to me that the rum, tequila, vodka and triple sec that they have are wine derived and the alcohol content is low enough that it meets Florida’s wine license requirements. So, they can make you mixed drinks that will taste somewhat like the real thing, but I was told they’re sweeter and not exact matches for the real thing.
Inside, they have several bar-​type games, including jumbo size Jenga, corn hole, there’s a stage so I suspect there is live music at times (wasn’t on the day we went), etc.
I’m hoping the place builds up a dedicated client base because it would be a lot more fun if there were a ton of people there, but with only a few, it feels odd.

What a cool place! Popped over here after getting some sweets at Meyer’s, and asked for some suggestions for a wine that would pair with the chocolate I just bought. The lady was very helpful and sweet and I tasted several incredible wines. I ended up with the frozen Sangria with a shot of rum on top, which was absolutely delicious! Will definitely be visiting again.

Had a great experience! Found this place from a Groupon and was VERY pleased!
Fun with wine flights, great atmosphere, and awesome staff!
Excited to go back!

Ahh this place is awesome! Definitely worth a stop by to try some great craft beers and wine and now they have liquor!

Blueberry beer. What’s not to like? If craft beer is your thing, this is a must try. Several selections along with wine. There is even frozen wine drinks if you are hanging out with a «craftie». The owner and bar staff were very friendly and welcoming. Live music some nights.

Our new favorite spot! The craft beer selection is great and the prices are surprisingly low. Try the wine or craft beer flight!

I’ve been here twice now and it’s been awesome both times!
My fiancé and I were driving by Vino-​N-​Brew a few weeks ago and decided to stop in, not really knowing what to expect. We are new to town and thought it might be similar to a Total Wine or BevMo. We were surprised to find it was a bar (although they do have several bottles of wine for sale) and then realized it was related to Keel & Curley Winery.
Almost every beer we’ve tasted has been awesome — my favorite is the roasted jalapeño blueberry porter, which is one of the best beers I’ve ever tasted. I was happy to find it’s one of their staples and not just a seasonal or small batch beer. I also appreciate that they have six ciders on tap as I have many friends who are non-​beer drinkers, and feel like I can bring them here to actually have a good time and not suffer through a bottled Angry Orchard while I try all the beer. There’s also lots of wine available as well as wine slushies, which look so good for the beach.
All of the bartenders we’ve come across have been super friendly and conversational. They’ve given us a little history of some of the beers and have even let us try a few little samples of beer we weren’t sure about, as well as some concoctions they’ve made up on their own (the peach cider mixed with the IPA was awesome!)
I think we’ve found our «spot» and will be back often since we live just a few miles away. I’m so excited!

We’ve been to Keel & Curly’s winery in Plant City so we’re not K&C rookies. Nice place, live music and dog friendly. The wine or beer flight is a good deal and I was surprised to find many more options for the beer side of the company. I never thought in my wildest dreams I’d like a Jalapeño, Blueberry Porter. The only problem is there is no food. Just free bar snacks. We went out to eat after our visit but if they had some appetizers or tapas we would have never left.

Hoping this place makes it because it really could be a cool, fun craft beer hangout! Need to do some more advertising or promotions because people may not even be aware of what this place has to offer.
The staff is friendly and knowledgable… and it’s dog friendly! Stop by and check it out!

I’m torn. On the plus side, this place has awesome beer selections and a friendly staff. On the negative, it has all of the ambiance of your local convenience store. While we were there, at least 3 – 4 prople walked in and asked «what is this place?» — very confusing, and although just opened, already in dire need of a makeover. For now, it is a very brightly lit corner store that serves very good craft beer.