Best Wine Bars in Naples, Florida
Naples, Florida — updated August 22, 2026
Naples turns up on winery searches, but the results are wine bars, hotel lounges and dining rooms with serious lists. Five places worth a glass, ranked by how settled their reputations are.
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Search for wineries in Naples and what comes back is not vineyards: it is wine bars, hotel lounges and restaurants with lists deep enough to be filed under the category. That is the honest shape of drinking wine in this city, so this list ranks the wine-forward rooms rather than pretending grapes are grown off Tamiami Trail. Ratings and review counts below come straight from the listings, and where the evidence is thin, it is flagged.
1. Bleu Provence
The strongest combination of rating and volume on this list: 4.6 across 677 reviews, which is enough feedback to treat the score as settled rather than promising. It sits at 1234 8th St S, in the downtown grid south of Fifth Avenue, so it is walkable from most of the Olde Naples hotels and parking is street-side. The listing files it under winery, which in practice means a French dining room built around its cellar. Reservations are the safer approach in high season, when downtown Naples books out weeks ahead.
2. The Cave Bistro & Wine Bar
The most literal answer to the question on this list: a wine bar by name and by format, at 2343 Vanderbilt Beach Rd #602, in a plaza well east of the beach. The 4.2 rating across 190 reviews is the lowest here, and 190 is enough to take that number seriously rather than write it off as a rough start. Read it as a solid neighborhood room rather than a special-occasion one. The Vanderbilt Beach Road location makes it a practical stop for anyone staying in North Naples rather than downtown.
3. The Capri Inn
Listed as a winery and sitting at 955 7th Avenue South, a block off the downtown restaurant strip, with a 4.4 rating from 568 reviews. That is a substantial body of feedback, so the score reflects consistency over time rather than an early run of enthusiasm. A 4.4 in a town this saturated with dining rooms is respectable without being remarkable. Its position just south of Fifth Avenue South means it works as a second stop after dinner, when the main strip is at its busiest and side streets are calmer.
4. Edgewater Beach Hotel
The highest review volume of any wine-listed address here, 965 reviews at a 4.4 rating, which makes it the most thoroughly documented option on the list. It is at 1901 Gulf Shore Boulevard North, on the Gulf side rather than downtown, so this is the choice when the point is water rather than a walkable dinner district. Bear in mind that hotel reviews cover the whole property, not just the bar, so the rating measures a stay as much as a glass of wine. Beach-side seasonality applies: winter is the crowded stretch.
5. Naples Society Wine Bar
The best rating here, 4.9, but from only 19 reviews, so it is promising rather than proven. Nineteen ratings can be moved by a handful of guests, and the score should be read as an early signal. It is at 4333 Tamiami Trl N, north of the downtown cluster, which puts it in reach of the Park Shore and Moorings areas without the Fifth Avenue crowds. Worth a visit for anyone who likes being early to a room, with the caveat that there is not yet enough feedback to know how it holds up in peak season.
What we left off
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant at 11905 Tamiami Trl N rates 4.5 from more than 1,500 reviews, which is a strong record, but it is a multi-state chain and this guide sticks to independent rooms. The Turtle Club on Gulf Shore Drive (4.6, more than 2,100 reviews) and The Bay House Restaurant on Walkerbilt Road (4.5, more than 1,500 reviews) are both well-reviewed Naples restaurants, but they are listed as dining rooms rather than wine venues, and a restaurant is not a wine bar. Both are worth knowing about for dinner.