The Wine Cafe Is a Delight on St. Charles' Main Street [PHOTOS]

By on Sat, Jun 4, 2022 at 5:21 pm

The Wine Cafe brings a new vibe to Historic Main Street in St. Charles. Read more about it here:
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The interior of the cafe seats around 28 people.
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The interior of the cafe seats around 28 people.
The wine offered at the cafe comes from all over the nation, including a local Missouri winery.
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The wine offered at the cafe comes from all over the nation, including a local Missouri winery.
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The menu includes charcuterie boards and more.
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The menu includes charcuterie boards and more.
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A bright orange wall pops inside the cafe.
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A bright orange wall pops inside the cafe.
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The wine list is extensive.
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The wine list is extensive.
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The cafe has signs out marking its spot on Historic Main Street in St. Charles.
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The cafe has signs out marking its spot on Historic Main Street in St. Charles.
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There's a retail spot for customers to browse.
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There's a retail spot for customers to browse.
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Decorations inside the cafe.
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Decorations inside the cafe.
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Signs hang up inside the cafe.
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Signs hang up inside the cafe.
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The logo of the Wine Cafe.
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The logo of the Wine Cafe.
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The patio seats around 40 people.
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The patio seats around 40 people.
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There is also a heater on the patio.
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There is also a heater on the patio.
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