Mercy Wine Bar

"Sip and Snack in a Romantic Corner Lovers love Mercy Wine Bar. With a stellar selection of wines to choose from, as well as noshes of all sizes, food and vino lovers are covered. And with low-lit, intimate spaces throughout (sit upstairs for extra privacy), lovers who arrive together will find much to savor."

"This area could certainly use a solid wine bar, especially following the departure of longtime drinking destination Mercy Wine Bar in 2020. Open in the neighborhood for 17 years, the bar had a dedicated crowd of regulars who have undoubtedly been searching for a replacement since Mercy’s closure last May, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic." - Amy McCarthy

"I was really devastated to see Mercy Wine Bar in Addison close, and shed actual tears when I heard that Salaryman would have to shutter as its chef sought cancer treatment." - Amy McCarthy

"Mercy Wine Bar in Addison is closing after 17 years. The closure is attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic and issues with the Village on the Parkway development, such as parking and construction problems. Co-owner Glen Agritelley announced the closure in a video on Facebook, expressing that the decision was difficult but necessary after extensive analysis. Fans are encouraged to reflect on the great memories and look forward to the future." - Amy McCarthy

"Mercy Wine Bar is expanding to the Toyota Music Factory complex in Irving. Unlike its original location in Addison, the new venue will have a full bar and will be located atop the Green Gator Cajun Sports Bar. The original wine bar, known for its experimentation and education, has been a staple in Addison for 17 years. The new location will feature a menu with items like flatbreads, cheese plates, and filet mignon, and will be open from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m." - Tierney Plumb