Swirl Wine Bar & Market

New Orleans, United States

4.4

20 reviews

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Voted Best Place to Drink Wine in New Orleans by Where Y’At Magazine, June 2012!

Swirl Wine Bar & Market is a neighborhood joint in the historic Faubourg St. John area of New Orleans. With an eclectic selection of international wine and beer, we are a wine bar as well as a retail store and take the time to personally hand select each wine and product. Swirl is a place to have fun, relax and feel at home learning about, buying or drinking wine, socializing with friends, picking out cheeses and gifts or checking out the local art on the walls. It’s a place you can bring your dog to, your kids, your date or your grandmother and feel good about being there.

History

Established in 2006.

We made the decision to open a new business in New Orleans only 4 months after the failure of the federal levee system that devastated our city. We took a chance, jumped in head first and never looked back. The result is a neighborhood wine bar/​shop where people hang out and relax over a glass of wine and forget their troubles.

Meet the Business Owner

B and K.

Business Owner

We love sharing great wine, delicious food and interesting travel ops.

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