Vin Vin
One-stop shop for Burgundy and blows-outs
It’s not often that blow drys and Burgundys occupy the same room but that’s exactly the plan in this centrally located part salon part wine bar. There’s an intriguing collection of organic wines from small to tiny producers, this is a dimly lit, highly casual space filled with comfy vintage couches and armchairs, huge roughly hewn wooden tables and convivial, informative staff who have all clearly benefited from having the "noir concept" hair designers on the premises. Check the website for details of their monthly live jazz evenings or simply recline for an early evening voyage around their cellars accompanied by some delicate cheese platters.
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