N2 Wine Bar

Cool vibe and great wine list. Wines transcend the price and quality spectrum. There’s something for everyone (and many options for most of us). Food menu leaves more to be desired.

Lindsay and Maddy were fabulous! We loved tasting all the different varieties. They had artists come and display their art as well as offer a free cheese and cracker platter. When they exchanged the wine bottles out they offered us to taste and finish the bottles. It’s an amazing place to try new wines with an atmosphere where it is sexy, relaxing, calming and entertaining. They have live music on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. All around excellent.

Great place for a couple glasses (or a couple bottles), Ron the owner of almost always there and will stock a particular bottle if you drink it regularly. Hummus is the best I’ve ever had and the flat breads are great too.

I was invited to attend an impromptu happy hour with a group of people from an organization. I had never been here but thought the concept seemed cool. It was! There were a couple of issues. first-​several of the wines were empty. It seemed that every time I found one I liked it ran out (and not because I was drinking it all). The next big issue is that their cook did not show up (or something like that)…because there was no food. It’s hard to drink a bunch of wine without eating along the way. They didn’t seem too apologetic either. We ended up ordering a pizza! Concept is cool… space is really nice… but they don’t seem to have it completely together.

First time at N2 last night with some friends. The concept is very different. The wine is in these machine dispensers and you can get 1, 3 or 5 ounces. We enjoyed trying different price points. We also ordered a meat and cheese tray and would have liked it too be a bit bigger for $ 28. It was delicious though. We would come back!

¹⁄₃ — Wine by the ounce. I love this concept.
Sometimes when you order wine, you have to get a full glass, and you might be disappointed by your option. Not at N2!!!
We walked into N2 and were greeted by Lindsey. She is AWESOME. Explained how N2 works and gave us a little tour. We got a card that you insert to the wine machine, you choose your wine and how many ounces of the wine you want and VOILA!
I must of sampled 5 different wines, all different price points. We were 3 people and we spent probably $ 40. It is really fun, better than shopping for me. They also have a back seating area with wines you can purchase by the bottle. There is tons of art here as well, you can spend all day looking at the paintings, and even the lights with wine bottles.
Lindsey kept checking up on us, making sure we were having a good time. They also give you a basket of buttery toasty crostini. She told us they go very well with their hummus. We had just came from eating but next time, I will order that hummus.
Perfect place to come with friends or on a date!

A friend from work has been bugging me for months to come here. Well, I finally made it. The concept is quite cool. When you get there you give them your credit card and they give you a wine card. You then use that card to go up to self serve wine machines. It is like the soda machine of wine!
There are 3 different pour sizes you can have. I only used the 1oz pour option, because I want to try as many different wines as possible. There are over 50 choices, so wasn’t able to try it all.
The place is very nicely decorated and the staff is super friendly. I’d really like to get back here to try more wines. This place would be great to come to with a group of friends.

My first time at a self serve wine bar and I really like the idea. The interior is beautiful and they have an impressive selection of wine. The server was really sweet and explained how the machine worked and told us about some of the different wines. I really liked having the ability to try only a small taste (ounce pour) of the wine instead of having to order a whole glass. Kept me from going to one of my favorites and allowed me to try several new ones.
We didn’t order from the menu but they serve complementary Parmesan crisp to munch on. I’m sure they would go great with their hummus. I would love to come back for a date night. I think this would be a really nice place to relax and get to know someone.

Awesome spot for wine enthusiasts. It’s self service wine bar with chill ambiance, few confy lounge couches and chairs. Parking is tough though.

I love coming here, sharing a charcuterie plate with friends, and trying different wines. It was here that I discovered two of my favorite wines: The Riddler and Predator. This is typically one of my starting points for a night on «The Ave» in Delray. It’s a great place to relax after work, the atmosphere is calming, and you’ll always find a wine you enjoy. I happened to have a conversation, one night, with the owner, and he’s really nice. We discussed different wines, and he’s always willing to make suggestions for you. Also, if you have a favorite wine, he’s open to having it brought to N2 for others to try.
N2 is definitely one of my favorite wine bars in South Florida, and I’ve come back many times because of that. If you’re looking for a great spot to start your night out, check out N2.

Looks beautiful inside. A great selection of wine in a beautiful relaxes setting. Stopped into hey take out to take to a concert at the Arts Garage. A bottle of wine, cheese plate with sliced bread, Hummus and crisps to go.
Prices were reasonable and service was great.
I would go back for a visit.

Nice wine bar. Lots of space to sit, stand, move around. Tables, bar area, high tables, lounge seating and long wine tasting table. Diverse, rotating selection of wine for tasting by 1/​3/​5oz. Can buy bottles as well. Great for any occasion, group size or event. Almost 5 star.

I have been there for a few times already and it’s almost been an amazing experience.
It is a self-​service wine bar and I think that’s what makes the experience cool.
Although they didn’t have a lot of food, their food is actually made fresh so they are actually pretty good.
They do have someone performing and she sings beautifully.
It is a great date night place to be.

Had a little birthday party here with family and it was great. Service was excellent, food was delicious… fun trying new wines. Can get expensive but it was worth the experience. Will be back!

We left our wonderful Unilocal event and decided to come here. Michael knew of this place and suggested it. So glad he did. The only issue was we had arrived early, before they opened. They had their phone number on the door for delivery’s so Michael called and spoke with the owner who he knew and he told us his employee would be there in about 15 minutes and he would have her let us in.
Sure enough she arrived and opened the door for us. This beautiful wine bar is located off to the side inside the Hyatt Hotel. Really nice inside, very dim lights, comfy couches, a bar area and some tables. It really is a good size space and a perfect place to enjoy some great wine with friends.
We found a bottle that we very much enjoy and it was an excellent price. The Stag’s Leap Hand of Times. We grabbed two bottles off the rack and asked the sweet young lady to chill one bottle and open one for us. There were 7 of us so we grabbed a couple of couches and chairs and do what we do best. Drink talk, laugh and as always just enjoy each others company.
Our server had brought over the bottle with the nice stems and kept us all filled up. She gave us great service, although I think we might have been a little rowdy for being so early. They have plenty wine from different regions to choose from off the racks. Then they also have the machines where you purchase the card and can buy ounce pours to sample various wines. I have never been a fan of these machines but for the wine novice it is a great idea. It allows you to try the wine instead of buying a glass or bottle.
What I really loved about the actual wine bar is the design of it and how great the selection of wines were, good prices, great service in a very comfy setting. If this wine bar was closer to my area I would visit often. If you are in Delray Beach I highly recommend stopping in for some great wine and relaxation.

We were visiting Delray and stopped into the wine bar– great concept by trying either 1, 3, or 5 ounces of wine. You put a card in the machine and choose what wines you want to try. Great atmosphere and seating– cool art. They also have light plates, hummus. Really cool place to stop if you’re in the area

This is a really nice, relaxed place. You can sample wine which is on tap or do full pours once you find your favorites.
Our bartender/​host was delightful as well. Very attentive. I would definitely return and recommend to others!

Uh oh, this is my fourth 5 star Unilocal review in a row. Either I’m getting soft, or getting really good at using the Unilocal app. We had an event to attend in Delray at 8pm on a Friday evening, but I wanted to get up there a little bit early and get a full Delray experience since I am almost never up there these days. I parked in the nearby garage at a 5 dollar flat rate and started walking down Pineapple Grove with no specific plan in mind other than getting a drink and maybe a bite to eat. That’s when I spotted N2. I literally started jumping up and down in the street telling my boyfriend I had always wanted to go to a fountain wine bar (that’s what I call it) and we went in.
Being brand new we had absolutely no idea what we were doing and were just in awe of the walls of wine dispensers. A very friendly hostess approached us and explained everything. You give them a credit card give you a wine card and a glass (essentially starting a tab). You then insert your wine card into one of the various wine dispensers and chose a 1, 3, or 5 ounce portion. Your wine card displays your running total on the screen so you know what kind of bill you’re running up. The hostess was also extremely helpful with recommendations. She was quick to point out which wines were better values, as in many cases she would point out that one was more expensive than another, but she actually felt they were the same in terms of taste. I had a great time trying one ounce portions of a bunch of them, and then picked one to get a full five ounces and had a seat. It is a lounge type atmosphere with a bar, a few couches, a few high top tables, and dim lighting to create a nice ambiance.
Sitting down we took a look at the menu. They have a chalkboard with a half dozen or so snack type options including flat breads, cheese plates, and hummus. We ordered a caprese flat bread and a hummus. The hummus came out first and it was great. The chips were light with a Parmesan crust and the hummus tasted homemade… not to creamy and over processed. The hummus also came with ten or so olives or different varieties… very yummy. The flat bread came out next, and I always picture flat breads as being rectangles, but this was round and more like a mini pizza. It was absolutely delicious. The cheese tasted high quality and fresh.
I could have easily spent the entire night here. It was relaxing, and serving yourself from a wine fountain is just so much fun. We did run up a bit of a bill, but I think part of that had to do with the fact that it was our first time and the novelty of it had us hitting a few more buttons than we might normally. However, you could go for ~$ 50 date night here and be satisfied. The food items priced mostly under $ 10, and though there are some very expensive wine choices, there are plenty of reasonable ones as well and the staff is happy to make recommendations. I will be back, and my boyfriend and I actually joked that we need to open an N2 franchise location in Margate so I don’t have to drive for my wine fountain.

I’m really into this whole self serve wine machine thing. It’s such a fun idea, I get to try a lot of things, and it is decently priced for what you are getting.
I like this place a lot because they don’t charge you a fee to get a card, which some other similar places do. There is a learning curve here to get the wine out that they do not explain. It flashes the price for the 3 sizes — basically small, medium, large. If the machine is on the size you want, and it presses the button, it’s activated and will pour. If you press the button for the size you want but it is NOT showing that price already, it will switch to show you the price for that size. Then you have to show the button again. At least I think. This coming from the girl who spilled half of her pour trying to figure this all out :)
The food is lacking and the staff isn’t knowledgable about their tiny menu. We got a cheese plate which was okay — it had a TON on it and would be great for a group — but wasn’t anything special. It’s and interesting place, nice atmosphere.

I went on Sunday afternoon for their weekly 2pm wine tasting $ 15. We sampled 6 wines and the owner shares his knowledge of the wines. He is a sommelier. They also have trays of cheese and salami/​crackers.
If you purchase a bottle at the end of the tasting your $ 15 wine tasting fee goes towards your purchase. The wines rotate each week. He was very knowledgeable. This is also a wine bar where you can sit at the bar or use the debit card machines to purchase samples of wine. They have comfortable chairs to sit and chill with your friends while you sip on a glass of wine. They also have high top tables.
This is a great place to sample wines and learn something new about wine. I highly recommend this place. There is parking nearby for $ 5 at a garage. Or you can find street parking. The wine bar is located in the Hyatt Place.