Petco Park

Located in the bustling East Village, Petco Park is easily accessible by car or public transportation.

Driving and Parking

• Driving
  The 5 Interstate is the main option for fans driving to the stadium with 10th Ave and Imperial Ave being the main exits from the north and J or B streets when coming from the south. From the east SR 94 is the main route into the neighborhood and turns into F St as it enters the area.
• Parking
  Padres preferred parking can be pre-purchased through the team, which is encouraged to ensure a space. The Park 12, MTS Garage and Tailgate Lots to the east of the stadium, Padres Parkade to the north, and Convention Center parking to the south are the primary lots next to the stadium. Additional private lots dot the neighborhood with Horton Plaza a popular option. Additional cheaper parking is available if you’re willing to walk further to the stadium. Consider parking in Little Italy neighborhoods and enjoy the 15-20 minute walk but be sure to note any posted time restrictions.

Public Transportation

• Trolly
  Three light rail transit stations sit within two blocks of Petco Park. On game days, trains run every 15 minutes or better, with added service immediately following the final out
  • Blue Line
    The main north-south line of the system, it runs from the UTC neighborhood in the north through Chula Vista and the Mexico border to the south. The 12th & Imperial stop is the closest to the station with Park & Market as an alternative north of the ballpark.
  • Green Line
    This line primarily services communities northeast of the stadium, running from El Cajon through Mission Valley to downtown. The Gaslamp Quarter Station is the main stop.
  • Orange Line
    This line services eastern communities on the south side of the city and mostly runs along Imperial Ave out to Lemon Grove and connects with the Green Line in Le Mesa. The 12th & Imperial station is the best option for stadium access.
• Regional Rail
  Two main commuter rail options serve downtown San Diego.
  • COASTER
    The COASTER train travels south along the coastal shoreline, connecting coastal North County to downtown San Diego. It serves communities such as Oceanside, Encinitas and Old Town and terminates at Santa Fe Depot, a 1 mile walk or short trolley ride to the stadium
  • Amtrak Pacific Surfliner
    For fans traveling from Orange County, Los Angeles, or further up the coast from Santa Barbara, Amtrak trains run daily into Santa Fe Depot.

Rideshare

A designated rideshare zone is located on Park Boulevard & Harbor Drive but this isn’t strictly enforced. You can walk a block or two from the stadium and still be picked up but post game traffic can lead to long wait times.

Petco Park is the anchor of the vibrant and revitalized East Village neighborhood that buzzes with energy game days. The streets surrounding the ballpark are lined with a diverse array of bars and restaurants, offering the perfect setting for pregame celebrations.

Bars & Restaurants

• Diamond Room
  Next to the Gaslamp Gate inside the historic Simon Levi Building The Diamond Room operates as a 1970s speakeasy themed vinyl cocktail lounge featuring a specialty cocktail program and small plates. It is open to everyone including those without a game ticket and features it's own gate to get into the stadium
• Bub's at the Ballpark
  A classic sports bar with a lively atmosphere, offering a wide selection of beers and pub fare.
• Tivoli Bar and Grill
  A historic saloon and a local favorite since 1928, known for its strong drinks, classic dive bar ambiance, and jukebox. It's one of the oldest bars in San Diego and claims that Wyatt Earp was once a regular.
• Altitude Sky Lounge
  Located atop the San Diego Marriott Gaslamp Quarter, this swanky rooftop bar offers breathtaking panoramic views of the ballpark and the city skyline.
• Local Breweries
  • Bay City Brewing Co Tasting Room
    Brewery taproom with a casual rooftop bar and great happy hour deal
  • Villains Brewing Company
    Housed in a charming historic building mere feet from the centerfield entrance, this brewery offers a rotating selection of craft beers and a gastropub menu.
  • The Church by The Lost Abbey
    Housed in a former church, this unique tasting room is known for its Belgian-style and sour ales.
  • East Village Brewing Company
    A laid-back brewery and tasting room with gameday specials and food truck
• Storyhouse Spirits
  A local distillery and restaurant with a stylish, modern aesthetic, offering a unique selection of craft cocktails and a globally inspired food menu.
• Neighborhood
  A popular gastropub with a focus on craft beer and gourmet burgers. It has a hip, rustic atmosphere and is known for its secret bar, Noble Experiment, located in the back.
• Coin-Op Game Room
  A vibrant and nostalgic arcade bar that combines classic video games and pinball with craft cocktails and beer.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Chicano Park
  Located in the Barrio Logan neighborhood just southeast of the ballpark, this National Historic Landmark features the largest concentration of Chicano murals in the world, painted directly onto the concrete support pillars beneath the Coronado Bridge.
• USS Midway Museum
  A maritime museum housed aboard a historic United States Navy aircraft carrier permanently docked at Navy Pier, offering extensive tours of the ship's interior and a collection of over 30 restored military aircraft just a mile from the ballpark.
• Embarcadero Marina Park
  This central waterfront boardwalk runs along the western edge of downtown San Diego within walking distance of the stadium, providing a continuous pedestrian pathway lined with dining options, public parks, and expansive views of the bay and the sweeping Coronado Bridge.
• Coronado Bridge Views
  This famous bridge connects Coronado Island with downtown and dominates the skyline around the stadium. It reaches 200 feet at it's highest point due to it's proximity to the nearby naval base, requiring extra clearance for warships and extra security features

• Tony Gwynn Statue & Terrace
  Located in Gallagher Square in right center field the statue depicts sits on the elevated section and depicts "Mr. Padre" mid-swing. Directly below the terrace deck, a pedestrian tunnel features three custom murals highlighting Gwynn's career achievements, his community interaction with Padres fans, and his 2007 National Baseball Hall of Fame induction.
• Trevor Hoffman Statue
  Located just beyond the home bullpen in Gallagher Square, this bronze sculpture captures the Hall of Fame closer at the peak of his high-leg kick. The monument is aligned across the park from the Tony Gwynn statue to simulate a pitcher-versus-batter matchup. A symbolic 108-tile crushed red stone "baseball stitch" walkway runs along the ground between the two statues to visually connect the pairing.
• Jerry Coleman Statue
  Honoring the Marine Corps combat veteran, manager, and Ford C. Frick Award winning broadcaster, this statue is located inside the stadium gates at the East Village entrance along K Street in center field. The memorial features a detailed sculpture tracking his legacy and sits behind the right-field seating bowl concourse.
• Padres Hall of Fame
  Situated directly behind the left field stands near the rear facade of the Western Metal Supply Co. building, this pavilion outlines franchise history. The outdoor Hall of Fame Plaza features individual plaques for team inductees alongside special pedestal displays for Dave Winfield and Tony Gwynn, who entered Cooperstown in Padres uniforms. Inside the adjoining hall, an 80-foot historical timeline showcases physical artifacts, archival photography, and video displays tracking baseball's evolution in San Diego from its Pacific Coast League roots to the modern era.
• Breitbard Hall Of Fame
  Mounted to the main concourse walls inside the Western Metal Supply Co. building, this multi-sport exhibit features over 150 individual plaques. Established to honor regional athletic excellence, it highlights native San Diegans or local athletes who achieved national prominence across more than 25 sports, including sports icons like Ted Williams, Bill Walton, and Tony Hawk.
• Retired Numbers
  The Padres honor six retired numbers with large physical replicas of these numbers sitting on deep blue pedestals inside the Home Plate Plaza entrance near the stadium water wall. Additionally, the numbers are anchored to the stadium's interior fascia along the Ring of Honor, located on the upper deck facade directly surrounding the press box and the Jerry Coleman Broadcast Center.
  • #6 Steve Garvey
  • #19 Tony Gwynn
  • #31 Dave Winfield
  • #35 Randy Jones
  • #51 Trevor Hoffman
  • #42 Jackie Robinson (league wide)

• Gallagher Square
  Located just beyond the outfield wall in center field, this 2.8-acre grassy community space serves as an gathering area and features a standalone concert venue. It features leveled, tiered lawn seating with direct views of the playing field, an outdoor children's play area highlighted by a 35-foot climbable steel and wood baseball bat, and a fenced, off leash dog park for neighborhood residents on non gamedays. The space also includes a mini-baseball field for kids, temporary pickleball courts, and the elevated Tony Gwynn Terrace viewing deck.
• Craft Pier
  Directly in front of Gallagher Square and above the all inclusive Toyota Beach this standing room only deck is a favorite spot for fans who want to mingle and socialize while being close to the action than Gallagher Square itself. Note, this area is occasionally sold to private groups only.

Group & Hospitality

These hospitality spaces are primarily configured for private group rentals, but individual fans can regularly access them. When these areas are not fully bought out by private group bookings, individual all-inclusive tickets are released for specific games. This grants access to the shared social space along with an included food and beverage package. These environments operate primarily as standing room only social spaces with drink rails, where any physical stadium seating within the deck is available strictly on a first come, first served basis.

• Western Metal Building Rooftop
  Situated atop the historic brick building in left field, this shared social space features high-top tables and open standing areas. Admission includes a standard barbecue menu with food, beer, and non-alcoholic drinks, along with access to first-come, first-served ballpark seating in sections 326 and 328. While the rooftop and rail are typically reserved the indoor concessions area tends to remain open to all fans.
• The Rail
  Situated inside the historic Western Metal Supply Co. Building, this premium drink rail experience is located on the outdoor patio tier of the Budweiser Loft. Guests have access to the indoor lounge space alongside catered menu items.
• The Point
  The first row of the second deck in left field, these seats can be private or semi-private for groups of 10-50
• Estrella Jalisco Landing
  Located directly below the main scoreboard in left field, this split level deck is built around food and beverage stations. The space features drink rail seating throughout and includes a catered barbecue menu with food, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages.
• Toyota Beach
  Positioned behind the outfield wall in right center field, this space mimics a coastal environment. It features 25 dedicated chairs along the front drink rail, high top tables, and an open standing area, with a Baja-themed menu covering food, beer, and non-alcoholic drinks.
• City Cruises Home Run Deck
  Situated directly behind the outfield wall in right field, this viewing tier is equipped with fixed chairs along the front drink rail and high top tables lining the back wall. Tickets include a traditional ballpark food menu, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages.
• The Baja California Porch
  Located at field level along the third base line, this hospitality zone consists of two separate open porches. The layout features a mix of drink rail seating and high top tables, with standard catered menu items included in the ticket package.
• Skyline Patio
  Positioned on the upper level overlooking the third base line, this private social area provides a dedicated space for groups to gather. Admission to the patio pairs with assigned ballpark seating located in section 314, and standard catered food items are included.
• Sunset Patio
  Located on the upper level overlooking the first base line, this terrace functions as a social space for small or large parties. It pairs directly with assigned ballpark seating in section 311 and includes a standard catered menu package.
• Kona Patio
  Located on the second level just past the right field foul pole, this multi-level patio setup is equipped with casual drink rails and high top chairs. Food and beverage catering is available for coordination but is not automatically bundled into the base access ticket.

Premium Seating & Suites

All Premium seating options at the ballpark are sold on a season long basis to Padres Members. However, individual tickets can frequently be purchased for single games via the secondary market. These tickets grant access to exclusive, climate-controlled club lounges, upscale food and beverage menus, and private entrance gates. Suites are generally sold on a game by game basis

• Blue Shield Home Plate Club
  Located directly behind home plate within the first five rows of sections 0 through 6. This premium space features fully cushioned theater style seats just feet from the batter's box. Admission is all-inclusive, covering high end food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, and dedicated in seat service. Ticketholders receive access to a private storage locker and the subterranean Blue Shield Club Restaurant & Lounge, which features large glass windows looking directly into the Padres' indoor batting cages.
• Cutwater Agave Club
  Situated on the third base side of the Toyota Terrace Level within sections 222 and 224, this private club area features an industrial design with earth and Baja tones. Members have access to a private, field facing lounge with dedicated restrooms and a full bar. Tickets include semi-inclusive ballpark fare, snacks, and non-alcoholic beverages, with alcoholic drinks available for purchase. Seating configurations consist of plush standalone loge chairs arranged around private tables or padded traditional stadium seats.
• First Base VIP
  Positioned on the field level directly to the batter's right, immediately adjacent to the Padres dugout. These padded seats provide a player level view of the diamond. Tickets feature all-inclusive food and beverage options via a dedicated in seat service. Fans in this section also receive full access to the private Lexus Club along the third base line for additional premium dining options.
• 3rd Base Coach's Box
  Located on the field level directly off third base, just feet away from the visitor's dugout. This dugout level section offers a direct perspective of third base action and a clear view into the home team's dugout across the diamond. Seats are fully cushioned and include in seat food and beverage service available for purchase, along with access privileges to the nearby Lexus Club.
• The Gallagher Chairman's Club
  Located on the Toyota Terrace level directly behind home plate, adjacent to the Padres Ownership Suite. This exclusive premium zone comprises sections GC A and GC B, totaling 44 seats. It features fully cushioned theater style seats equipped with personal tray tables for in seat dining. Admission includes all-inclusive food, premium bar service, a dedicated in seat wait staff, and access to the private, upscale Chairman's Club Lounge.
• Home Plate Box Seats
  Positioned on the field level directly behind sections 101 and 103, offering a private vantage point squarely behind the netting. These boxes feature reclining leather couch seating and private television monitors. Ticketholders can purchase food and beverages via in seat wait service or access the private Lexus Club lounge.
• Lexus Club Loge Box
  Situated on the field level just behind the visitor's dugout in Section 108. These private boxes are protected by the upper deck overhang and feature fully cushioned stadium seats, private television monitors, integrated cell phone charging stations, and dedicated in seat food and beverage service. Guests also hold entry privileges to the adjacent Lexus Club.
• Terrace Tables
  Located on the Toyota Terrace level directly beneath the primary press and broadcast booths. This section replaces traditional stadium rows with physical table style setups paired with high backed, mobile mesh caster chairs. In seat food and beverage services are available for purchase, and ticketholders have full entry access to the Lexus Club.
• Terrace Luxury Boxes
  Positioned on the 200 level between third base and home plate. These semi-private boxes combine the atmosphere of stadium seating with upscale amenities, featuring fully cushioned seats, private televisions mounted directly inside the box, and integrated cell phone chargers. Admission includes semi-inclusive ballpark snacks and non-alcoholic beverages, alongside full entry access to the Cutwater Coronado Club.
• Suites
  Traditional suites sit in the middle tier of stadium, mostly in the infield. These suites offer accommodations for various group sizes and a range of food and beverage options. Additional unique suites include
  • Western Metal Suite
    Built directly into the historic brick facade of the Western Metal Supply Co. Building along the left field foul line, these private suites accommodate varying group sizes. They feature a private, climate-controlled interior lounge space, casual living room style seating, private restrooms, and tiered outdoor stadium seating rails that hang over the edge of the historic structure.
  • Tower Loft Suite
    Constructed directly into the structural light towers on both sides of the ballpark stadium bowl. Accommodating up to 20 guests, these lofts offer highly elevated, panoramic views of the field and the downtown skyline. Each layout features a distinct indoor entertainment area with a wet bar, private restrooms, and a private outdoor balcony.
  • Entertainment Suite
    A technologically enhanced suite concept located in the left field corner designed for interactive group gatherings. Accommodating up to 20 guests, this space features an array of multi-screen 4K televisions, integrated video game consoles, and a flexible sports bar style interior lounge alongside a dedicated entertainment concierge.
  • Foul Pole Suite
    Situated inside the Western Metal Supply Co. Building directly adjacent to the left field foul pole. Accommodating up to 20 guests, this space combines the open brick aesthetic of the historic warehouse with an upscale environment, private catering access, and outdoor rail seating.
  • On Deck Suite
    Semi-private outdoor suites located at field level directly behind the dugouts and home plate netting. These low capacity spaces host up to 8 guests and put fans just feet from the field. Amenities include a personal concierge, dedicated in seat wait service, and premium lot parking access alongside entry privileges to the stadium's elite club lounges.
  • VIP Patio Suite
    An open air, low capacity patio suite on the third base side designed for smaller parties of up to 12 guests. This space provides a comfortable, casual outdoor patio environment with lounge furniture, dedicated catering options, and low level sightlines of the playing field.

Petco Park has no shortage of diverse and high quality culinary offerings that go far beyond traditional ballpark fare. The stadium showcases many of San Diego's beloved local eateries and breweries

Specialty Food

• Seaside Market
  (Sections 105, 110, 308, 311, 322, 327, & Gallagher Square) Home of the famous "Cardiff Crack" burgundy pepper tri-tip, served in sandwiches or over tri-tip nachos. This location features the ballpark's largest variety of gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options, alongside kosher hot dogs.
• Carnitas Snack Shack
  (Sections 130 & 319) A pork-centric local favorite known for its thoughtfully sourced menu items. Signature dishes include slow-cooked carnitas and loaded tater tots topped with carnitas, spicy queso, and pico de gallo.
• Deckman’s at the Draft
  (Above the Section 105 Seaside Market inside The Draft by Ballast Point.) A partnership with Michelin-starred Chef Drew Deckman delivering sustainable, Baja inspired seafood dishes. The menu features market fish tacos, fresh oysters on the half shell, shrimp ceviche, carnitas pork wings, and Dirty Baja Fries.
• Gaglione Brothers
  (Sections 124 & 319) A San Diego staple specializing in authentic Philadelphia-style cheesesteaks and seasoned garlic fries.
• Gelati & Peccati
  (The Mercado near Section 104) Operated by the local Buona Forchetta group, this stand specializes in thick crust, Roman-style pizza slices, fresh salads, and Italian sandwiches.
• Negihama Sushi
  (The Mercado near Section 104) A fresh grab and go sushi concept from the team behind Mission Valley's Uni Sushi. It features made to order sushi rolls, including a signature veggie roll packed with asparagus, avocado, cucumber, and pickled burdock.
• Hodad’s
  (The Mercado near Section 104, 131, 230, & 300) An iconic Ocean Beach institution famous for its classic hamburgers, bacon cheeseburgers, veggie burgers, and fries.
• Coco Ichibanya
  (The Mercado near Section 104) The world's largest Japanese curry chain brings its flavors to the ballpark with a menu featuring signature Curry Rice, Curry Buns, Keema Cheese Fries, Garlic Naan, and a panko-crusted fish fry sandwich.
• Grand Ole BBQ
  (Gallagher Square) Serving authentic, Central Texas-style wood smoked barbecue. The menu highlights include smoked brisket, pulled pork, Texas hot links, and borracho fries topped with brisket.
• Santa Maria Grill at Pacifico
  (Power Alley near Section 129) Features live, wood fired cooking onsite. The standout item is the signature Baja Lobster Roll, alongside other wood grilled items like Santa Maria-style tri-tip.
• Pop Pie Co.
  (Power Alley near Section 129) A celebrated neighborhood bakery serving artisanal savory pies baked in an all-butter crust. Offerings include the Classic Chicken pie and the Green Hog & Cheese pie (slow-braised pork shoulder with tomatillo), both served with sides of mashed potatoes and gravy.
• Pizza Port
  (Sections 213, 311, & 320) A legendary local craft brewery and pizzeria serving whole pizzas, thick pizza slices (pepperoni, cheese, and veggie), Caesar salads, and their signature baked "beer buddies."
• Puesto
  (Sections 119, 120, & 202) Celebrated for its creative Mexican cuisine, serving street tacos made with fresh, hand-pressed corn tortillas. Menu options include filet mignon tacos, chicken al pastor tacos, and seasoned fruit cups.
• Spiro’s Mediterranean
  (Section 124) A local favorite serving traditional Greek and Mediterranean food, including gyros, falafel, pita bread, and specialized Mediterranean bowls.

Dessert

• An’s Field Services Gelato
  (The Mercado near Section 104) The ballpark outpost of San Diego's acclaimed gelato brand, themed to resemble a stadium grounds crew's garage. The stand serves gelato and sorbet featuring custom baseball themed flavors, such as "Clay" (Nutella and brownie), "Chalk" (vegan lemon and almond sorbet), and "Silt" (cookie butter and Biscoff).
• Mini Donut Company
  (Section 107) Serves bite sized, fresh baked mini donuts designed for easy sharing at stadium seats. Core styles include glazed, cinnamon sugar, powdered sugar, and specialty variations topped with vibrant City Connect sprinkles.
• Sambazon
  (Section 109) A plant based, organic superfood stand serving thick, chilled açaí bowls. Menu variations include a mixed berry bowl, a high protein bowl, and a chocolate peanut butter drizzle bowl, all layered with granola and fresh fruit. A specialized açaí margarita is also available.
• Banana Pudding
  (Section 105 within Seaside Market & 204) A ballpark dessert featuring a dense, scratch made banana bread pudding topped with sliced fresh bananas, crushed cookies, and whipped cream. The dish is layered directly inside a collectible, reusable plastic container modeled after the historic Western Metal Supply Co. Building. Due to high demand, this item regularly sells out by the middle innings.
• Mister Softee
  (Sections 109 & 133) A classic ballpark staple serving traditional soft-serve ice cream. Flavor choices include classic vanilla, chocolate, or a combination twist. The dessert can be ordered in standard cups or layered inside collectible, souvenir miniature Padres batting helmets with options for chocolate shell dipping and rainbow sprinkles.

Drinks

• Craft Beer
  San Diego is a beer town and local craft is featured throughout the stadium. Local brands include AleSmith, Pizza Port, Karl Strauss, and Coronado Brewing.
  • Stone Brewing Tap Room & Bar
    (Sections 126 & 309) The Bar in Section 126 is a supplementary location to the larger, upper level outdoor patio space in Section 309. Both locations offer a deeper, rotating tap list compared the normal concourse
  • Craft Beer Row
    (Sections 101–105) This high traffic concession corridor serves as a central hub for regional brewing culture inside the stadium. The layout clusters multiple walk up draft stations and dedicated canned beer kiosks together, allowing fans to sample a wide cross section of local breweries in a single walkthrough.
  • .394 Restaurant & Bar
    (Section 217) A full service indoor restaurant and lounge named in honor of Tony Gwynn’s historic .394 batting average during the 1994 season. The venue features historical memorabilia celebrating Gwynn's career alongside a comfort food menu designed in collaboration with the Gwynn family, highlighting items like the .394 Chop Salad, pulled BBQ pork fries, and Tony’s Chicken Tenders. It also contains a dedicated Blue Water Seafood counter serving fresh grilled fish and shrimp tacos. Note that the indoor lounge is fully enclosed and has no direct physical sightlines to the playing field; games are instead broadcast across a network of interior television screens. The bar area exclusively features AleSmith Brewing Company craft selections, including the signature San Diego Pale Ale .394
  • Craft Beers of San Diego
    Express walk up stations accessible across the concourses at Sections 107, 211, 229, 305, and 328.
  • Micheladas
    A traditional, savory Mexican beer cocktail that mixes an ice-cold Mexican lager with tomato juice, fresh lime juice, hot sauce, Worcestershire, and Maggi seasoning. The drink is served over ice in a cup heavily rimmed with Tajín chili-lime salt. They can be found at the Elote & Michelada Cart (section 101), Pacifico Porch (section 124) Barrio Dog which features a special cucumber version (section 21), and dedicated Michelada stands (sections 116, 119, 135)
• Cocktails
  Mixed drinks and craft cocktails are widely available throughout the stadium via a combination of portable carts, branded stands and full service bars. The Loft in the Western Metal Supply Building and .394 Bar are full service operations including cocktails in addition to the locations below
  • Cutwater Spirits Rum Bar
    (Section 102) This branded counter features a comprehensive selection of mixed drinks made exclusively with locally distilled Cutwater spirits, alongside their full lineup of canned cocktails.
  • Frozen Friar
    (Section 228) This stand serves rotating styles of frozen alcoholic slushy cocktails, with regular options including Mangonadas, Island Punch, and Strawberry Lemonade.
  • Jack in the Box Full Bar
    (Section 323) This general concession footprint includes a built in full service liquor bar highlighted by its signature "Purple Haze" mixed drink.
  • Portable Concourse Spirit Carts
    Distributed across the 100, 200, and 300 level walkways. These non-branded, mobile cart setups are equipped with liquors to pour standard mixed drinks like vodka sodas, whiskey cokes, and gin and tonics.
  • Grab-and-Go Canned Cocktail Hubs
    Available at main concession areas and inside the Seaside Market (Section 105). These markets offer a variety of regional canned cocktails, primarily focusing Cutwater cans
• Wine
  While not as ubiquitous as beer or cocktails wine can still be easily found in the stadium.
  • Belle Glos Wine Market
    (The Mercado Section 104) The ballpark's primary dedicated wine venue, highlighting single-vineyard coastal California varietals from winemaker Joseph Wagner. Available by the glass or full bottle
  • Seaside Market
    (Section 105) The market features grab and go canned wine options in several varieties.
  • Wine Cart
    (Section 119) A standalone mobile cart stationed along the infield concourse walkway. The cart focuses on quick service pours, offering a simplified menu of standard house red, white, and sparkling options.

Enforces a strict no-bag policy. Only small clutches, purses, or wallets up to 5" x 7" are allowed. Clear totes or clear backpacks are not permitted for standard entry.