This hip modern eatery and wine bar boasts a cozy covered terrace, serving up seasonal dishes that keep locals coming back for more brunch and dinner delights.
"On paper, Winona’s might sound like another sceney wine bar where you’d spot your amateur DJ friend sipping a chilled red with your ex. But it doubles as an all-day restaurant with rotating chef residencies and an easygoing atmosphere. From large groups who cheer for every bottle that arrives at the table to couples in matching linen pants, the crowd here mostly feels like people who come often." - team infatuation
"If you’ve been talking to someone who might get excited about fizzy pét-nats, meet up at Winona’s. This laid-back natural wine bar on the border of Williamsburg and Bed-Stuy is perfect for a first-date spot whether you want to dip after thirty minutes, or linger for a casual dinner that might last a lifetime. Winona’s has a heated outdoor patio where you can stop by for a glass of natural wine or coffee any day of the week, but dinner is only served Thursday through Saturday. On Sunday and Monday nights, expect a rotating menu of dishes from a weekly pop-up dinner series." - nikko duren
"In one of the city’s best boroughs for natural wine, Winona’s has managed to make an impression its dolled-up industrial dining room. This all-day wine bar in Bed-Stuy is known for its European fare — “flawless” Scotch eggs, and other newer additions to the recently overhauled menu, like cavatelli with lamb and mint. Plus, there’s a versatile, lengthy wine list. Pop-ups are a regular part of Winona’s ethos so check their Instagram for the latest." - Eater Staff
"If you’ve been talking to someone who might get excited about fizzy pet-nats, meet up at Winona’s. This laid-back natural wine bar on the border of Williamsburg and Bed-Stuy is perfect for a first date, whether you want to dip after 30 minutes or linger for a casual dinner. Winona’s has a big plant-filled indoor space as well as an outdoor patio where you can stop by for a glass of natural wine or coffee any day of the week, but dinner is only served Wednesday through Saturday. " - will hartman, bryan kim, willa moore, neha talreja
"Winona’s is located on a street that doesn’t get a ton of foot traffic, making the converted, industrial-looking restaurant feel clandestine and cool. The music is fun and the lighting isn’t too dim, which makes it ideal for a special occasion, like a group birthday. Winona’s has dishes for most diets, and its daily-changing pop-ups allow for each visit to feel like a new night out." - Eater Staff
