DiVino Wine Bar & Restaurant

absolutely adore the ambiance of this place. The house feels incredibly inviting, and I even received a complimentary drink. I highly recommend it!

Lovely place for pizza and pasta, have been to the wan chai branch as well which is quite good. Lovely wine options too.

Came here for a farewell lunch - food was average, doesn’t really worth the price. The pizzas were dry and didn’t look good. The staff was not smart enough to ask us to confirm our dessert surprise right in front of the one who needs to be surprised! Totally ruined that! Only point to note is their salad buffet offer was not bad - ham and smoked salmon are nice. Also got some desserts to pick, but the ice cream is also average. For the price and place setting like this, I may have expected too much, it has gone way below my expectation. Disappointed.

Very passable food in an eatery that has the feel that combines childhood local, dive bar and expat haunt. Solid spot if it's your mood. Attentive staff. The food isn't anything to write home about but that's not why you are here. Very reasonable prices.

Messy, at least for us. More than just the bar and tables. But, a good wine selection.

DANGEROUS PLACE AVOID IT ! I eat fish so much salt on it get poset and stay 3 days in the hospital. The Moroccan gay with his mother all the time was talking to us so disturbing people I never see They have no idea how to running that small bar

Love their waygu cheek risotto and beef tartar!! Hamburger not so much , probably better to suck with their italian/french dishes. Would definitely come back!

It’s the first time I have ever submitted a food experience to others, but today it had to be done. Divine prepared our Christmas turkey, delivered at home. This 6 kilo miracle was absolutely amazing, basking in its gravy, stuffing and trimmings. Divino, thank you guys for an unforgettable dinner and an amazing night.

Great place for good wine, people watching, and a batman sighting. Well, a bit unusual but this is Hong Kong. Bruce Wayne must have taken up residence here in his retirement years. Being HK, I'm sure even the batcaves are expensive. Wine options pair well with the food. Prosecco pairs great with the HK heat as well as the scallops. The Vermentino is a nice crisp sophisticated alternative to the wild beer bars down the street. Need to try this later in the evening to contrast the vibe.

DiVino is a popular hangout spot for A's friends, mainly because it's far more relaxed than many other spots down Wyndham. Obviously, as a wine bar, they have an incredible selection that takes up a whole corner of the bar, with varieties spanning northern and southern Italy, Spain, France, Chile, Argentina, NZ, USA, South Africa, and Lebanon. They also offer food pairing suggestions from their a la carte menu, and have an open canapé buffet for all their guests. I don't think I'm qualified to review their menu, but I can say that their French fries with black truffle mayonnaise are so moreish. After hours, the music turns up - just a smidgen, but low enough that you can still hear what the person next to you is saying. We prefer hanging out in the back where there's a small patio area that can squeeze in about 10 of us. It's nice if you're looking to sit down with a drink in the breeze. They do open up the full-length glass doors in the front so people can walk in and out, but it tends to get quite crowded there and a lot of traffic gets stuffed up on that corner of Wyndham. Any complaints? No, not really. Sometimes when I order a vodka mixer without specifying what kind of vodka, they boot me up with Grey Goose. I suppose it might deserved if you're ordering vodka in a wine bar, but be sure to stipulate what your poison is otherwise you might be paying more than you expected. Otherwise, the staff are super friendly and more than knowledgeable about their bar. My go-to for casual drinks every time.